Georgia Hardstark

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4,112 appearances 38 recordings 2 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard Feb 2025

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My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark · MFM Minisode 420 · 27 Jan 2025 podcast

Yes. You know what I mean? Yes. Yes. Self-report. Yeah. When working alongside or with the mob, please self-report.

Thankfully, he didn't know anything of value for the mom to care about it. My dad is in his early 70s now, and he still volunteers his time in service at abortion clinics. He considers it one of the ways he can give back in this questionable time, and it's a reminder that abortion rights are human rights.

He is the reason both my sister and I are in the medical field and is always proud to label himself a girl dad. Aww. I hope this makes at least one person smile while reading, even if it does not make it on the podcast. Stay sexy and don't buy jewelry with mop ties. Rachel.

And it's important. It's important work that has been politicized and weirdly religiousized in a way that is actually neither smart or accurate or good for our culture.

And I love Italians, of course.

Yeah. Right? It's a discussion that you would probably want to be having.

You better call her and reset that plan.

Feel it in your body. Oh, my God. It's a tightness in the throat and the chest. It is. And it kind of, we all come in and go out alone. And it is hard. But there's more maybe. But there's more to it. I think they just proved it, these two. Why am I so far back away from the microphone?

Like there's a that was a little bit of a there's proof of that humans can do more. If twins can do it, that means eventually regular people will be able to do it.

But it's also that thing of like what a lucky thing that it actually worked. And that there was a little more time, especially knowing that she had kids. She said, Mariah Carey, stop yelling at me. Like, what the fuck? So she, that's a good tip of like, maybe you can bug people out of comas. Just irritate them.

Yeah.

I think so. I do. I think people can do it now. Like, did you listen to the telepathy tapes? That podcast?

I keep seeing clips on TikTok, and it's basically like the clips are amazing, but it almost feels like it's about a documentary. So I'm like, oh, I need to actually just sit down and listen to this podcast. So I'm recommending it blind based on TikTok.

But it's like basically studies where the theory is kids with different kinds of autism have the ability to have telepathic connection with their caretaker. Ooh. So if they're nonverbal, they can still communicate.

That's amazing. Yeah, yeah.

I do. Okay. The subject line of this email is, parents' house home phone number was one digit off from the funeral home. Hello. Oh, no. We had the dentist. We had the dentist one. Oh, yeah, that's right. That's right. Hello, all. Long time listener. First time writing in. I've been waiting for years to have a good hometown story to share.

And after hearing Minnesota 416 about the girl whose home phone was mistaken for a doctor's office, I knew it was finally my time. I grew up in a small town in Ohio in the early 2000s. During this time, a new funeral home opened in town and their phone number was just one digit off from my parents' home phone. For years, we got calls from people trying to reach the funeral home.

It happened so often that my parents changed their answering machine message to clarify. If you're trying to call the funeral home, you've dialed the wrong number.

It's like the worst moment to be in charge of like that kind of executive function. Yes, exactly. At first, my mom did her best to explain the mistake to the callers, but it wasn't easy. Many people insisted they had the right number. She ended up as an unofficial unpaid secretary for the funeral home, taking messages and calling them herself to pass them along. That

The funeral home thought it was funny and even told her, if anyone ever calls for a body pickup, let us know right away. We got all kinds of calls, an elderly woman crying about her husband's headstone, questions about visiting hours and more. My mom had the hardest time convincing people they'd call the private residence. One time, the owner of the funeral home himself popped up on our caller ID.

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