Casey O'Brien

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524 appearances 25 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard Feb 2025

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My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark · MFM Minisode 408 · 4 Nov 2024 podcast
But it was summer, so I'm sure my parents assumed it would be hot and dry and did not bother to actually check. We'd barely gotten our tents set up when clouds, wind, and rain rolled in. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Being preteen kids, we were terrified that we were going to get blown away or taken out to the lake, never to be seen again.
I'm sure my parents sat in their own tent, calm like only 90s parents could be. When it did stop raining, everything that was not in the boat or a tent was floating out on the lake, including all our food. Oh, no. Yeah. Yeah. Wow. I have no idea how we drove home without brakes on the trailer. Seems pretty important to have. Yet once again, only a 90s dad could not be worried about this.
That was not the last camping trip my mom planned for us, but thankfully none were as eventful as this. I think we got rid of the boat not long after this trip, as owning a boat in Colorado was pointless with so few lakes. Stay sexy and don't camp next to a waterfall, Andrea. Yeah, they really did it. I love that idea of like, here we are, summertime lake trip. And immediately it's like hurricane.
Yeah, that's true. It was, like, a true challenge, and then they had to let go and let God. Right. Because God was sending a hurricane. That's right.
Hi, I'm Kristen Davis, host of the podcast, Are You a Charlotte? Sarah Jessica Parker is here, and she is sharing stories from the very beginning, like the time she forgot we filmed the pilot episode.
Yes, but then you forgot about it in the very long time they took to pick us up. I completely forgot about it. Listen to Are You a Charlotte? on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
It is a little gross, but. A lot of crumbs. Vintage crumbs. You gotta get in there. You gotta get those old, weird lint balls to get your treasure. Yeah. Also, the purse section. Go ahead and unzip those little pockets on the side. Yes.
okay everybody we got this there's been a couple tiktoks that i've seen with people that go and they're like this is the wallet i bought and then unzip it and pull out like a weird old shopping list or like i love that i've done i've had that once i bought it and brought it home but not when i was like trying stuff on yeah for some reason yeah yeah okay so this last one is the subject line is halloween trash mom and then in parentheses it says it's me oh no
Hello to everyone's fingers and faces. Yeah. All cut. Yes. Deep cut. Day one. Yep. And then it says, happy spooky Halloween, best friends. Here are a couple short stories about why I no longer go to haunted trails. We went on a haunted trail many years ago and took our children, who, in hindsight, were really too young. So, sorry, I don't know what a haunted trail is. No. This feels regional.
Yeah.
Yeah. Based on what this story is, it's set up. But I just think it's fascinating because I've never heard of this version of corn maze. Yeah.
And then what? Well, we're about to find out. So their children are too young. Our son was probably around five-ish, question mark. At the beginning of the hike, a clown ran out of the woods with a chainsaw, as they do. And me, being the mom of the year, trash mom, question mark, promptly shielded myself with my five-year-old. What? He was traumatized. I was traumatized. But we are all okay.
He's 21 now and both our kids.
I love that. It's like only now can she tell this story.
He's fine. He made it. It says, he's 21 now, and both our kids remind me of this to kick off Halloween season. And then it says, thanks, in parentheses. The second incident happened years later when our kids were a more appropriate age. Our group knew we would have a long wait, so we brought various jello shots to sustain us adults. Oh, God. Mm-hmm. Hey, you want a jello shot?
To which he promptly says, cool, and grabs the shot and takes off. Yeah. He just made his night. Yep. I may have given alcohol to a minor, but I'll never know for sure. And then in parentheses it says, I totally did it. Thank you both for being my constant companions and for all the wonderful lessons you've taught me, especially about mental health. Finally started therapy and she's a murderino.
That like that way that she just told that made me feel very powerful. I don't know why. It was just kind of like a nice compliment, a nice compliment, and then like, they're everywhere. It's amazing. SSDGM, Danelle. And then it says, like, Janelle with a D. She, her.
Yes. And everybody and every other parent that thinks that everything they're doing is terrible and damaging or whatever. It's like especially somebody where it's like you do you hold your child up as a human shield when they're five. Report back when they're 21 and say, listen, it's OK.
Yes. My mom did that, too. She tripped on my high chair and we both went down and I got it cut on my still have it right there.
Cut on my head. Yeah. And she broke her arm. Oh, Jesus. I know. It was a big deal. Send us those at my favorite murder at Gmail. And Danelle, that was the most delightful email.
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