To show how ugly and conniving we can be. Because Andy has used these balls to bring out the worst in people. JAD: And that clunk? That is the sound of betrayal. JAD: Each one's the size of maybe an orange or a tangerine or a tennis ball painted gold.ĪNDY ROWE: And it makes a very satisfying clunk when it closes. And in his office where we reached him, he's got these very special metal balls.ĪNDY ROWE: This is the original prototype of a Golden Ball. JAD: Let's just - let's just play the piece.ĪNDY ROWE: So I've got here, you can hear it rattling because it's falling apart. ROBERT: So this is three steps: zig, zag and zig again. So we're just gonna play you the whole show. And then based on that radio piece, we did two other segments that sort of, kind of, but not quite connected to that first one. Anyhow, after that live show, we ended up doing a radio version of that story. JAD: I just remember a whole bunch of people waving their phones and shouting. It was going to receive this information and then we were going to then display it. ROBERT: Because there was a section where you asked people to vote and they had to vote with their phones, and we had this weird receiver that was built, it was on the stage. And the people in the audience watching were just losing it.
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We were playing these clips from a TV show called Golden Balls, and each clip consisted of two people in a moral face-off. So we were on stage couple of years ago at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. And maybe I should just sort of explain what we were - what we're talking about. It was just that the clips we were playing on the video screen were so good. JAD: And it had nothing to do with us, by the way. JAD: God, you know, having - you and I have been through some highs and some definite lows on stages. Like, of all of the - of all of the stage work we ever did, that night at the Brooklyn Academy of Music with those. JAD: And play you something that we really like. We're gonna - we're gonna roll back the clock a tiny bit.
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