Beth Karas

My oldest is 15, so I had him right my senior year. Yeah. And then it took me seven years to get my undergrad, but we're here. We made it. Congratulations. That's fascinating. Now I want to interview you. Oh, anytime. Anytime. I'll be the coffee runner on anything you're working on. I'll be the PA, whatever you need.

We should talk about Curious Case Of.

We should talk about Curious Case Of.

We should talk about Curious Case Of.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

Now there's six episodes all streaming on Max. Yes. And we talked about some of them and Bam Margera, Nick Rossi, the guy who faked his death, the girl who died twice as the second episode. Then there's the funeral parlor guy who told people he would cremate their loved ones and never did, kept the money, let the bodies decompose, and then would give the family someone else's ashes or cement dust.

Now there's six episodes all streaming on Max. Yes. And we talked about some of them and Bam Margera, Nick Rossi, the guy who faked his death, the girl who died twice as the second episode. Then there's the funeral parlor guy who told people he would cremate their loved ones and never did, kept the money, let the bodies decompose, and then would give the family someone else's ashes or cement dust.

Now there's six episodes all streaming on Max. Yes. And we talked about some of them and Bam Margera, Nick Rossi, the guy who faked his death, the girl who died twice as the second episode. Then there's the funeral parlor guy who told people he would cremate their loved ones and never did, kept the money, let the bodies decompose, and then would give the family someone else's ashes or cement dust.

How does he get caught? Oh, you could have watched the episode.

How does he get caught? Oh, you could have watched the episode.

How does he get caught? Oh, you could have watched the episode.

I'm not telling. That's so crazy. On another podcast, we were talking about animal cremation. And, you know, sometimes or we've heard rumors that they sometimes put multiple animals in there for cremation and you have to pay extra or ask for your animal to be cremated separately. But and we know that animals are a part of the family. Right.

I'm not telling. That's so crazy. On another podcast, we were talking about animal cremation. And, you know, sometimes or we've heard rumors that they sometimes put multiple animals in there for cremation and you have to pay extra or ask for your animal to be cremated separately. But and we know that animals are a part of the family. Right.

I'm not telling. That's so crazy. On another podcast, we were talking about animal cremation. And, you know, sometimes or we've heard rumors that they sometimes put multiple animals in there for cremation and you have to pay extra or ask for your animal to be cremated separately. But and we know that animals are a part of the family. Right.

But a human being, you're giving them some like just ashes.

But a human being, you're giving them some like just ashes.

But a human being, you're giving them some like just ashes.

You'll see in the trailer, one of the women, the victims, you know, her son died, says, I believe those are human ashes, just not my human ashes. Because there's some hardware in there, like somebody who maybe had a knee replacement or something, and her son didn't have any of that. She got someone else's ashes.