Conrad Flynn

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2,885 appearances 5 recordings 2 series first heard Oct 2025 last heard 12 Aug

Conrad Flynn’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Yes.
That's
But they both, in both cases, you had these very formidable blonde widows who are just accused of this, you know, for the rest of their lives and are hated.
And you have, in both cases, I mean, ironically enough, Kim Gordon, who I don't know.
I like her.
I loved her memoirs.
I've quoted them on podcasts.
But Kim Gordon, who once said in Uncut Magazine, she said, I don't know how, I don't know if Kirk killed himself.
Frankly, I think there's something to that.
Kim Gordon's kind of the Candace Owens figure.
in this thing someone that knew the guy that died and knew him before the wife and someone who kind of maliciously or whatever maybe she thinks there's something to it keeps this story alive and twist the knife on the widow but both stories are very similar in terms of how this played out okay
Well, to your exact point there, with all the deaths of idols, and I have a relative who made this great analogy, which syncs up very well with your own, with Jesus, is they always either have to believe that the death was caused by a conspiracy, a betrayal, that it can't be a stupid death, or it can't be for nothings.
Okay.
There needs to be a deeper betrayer, a Judas-like figure.
Or if there is not a Judas-like figure, in the case of someone like Elvis, they believe that he never died, that he was either resurrected or he lives on.
Tupac.
Tupac.
No, but that's just it.
But so to your exact point about the idol archetype, either there is a Judas figure who betrayed him and, you know, it follows that to a T, even in the
As the scapegoat.
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