Karen Kilgariff
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3,962 appearances
39 recordings
3 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 8 Jun
Karen Kilgariff’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And years later, decided high control religion wasn't for me either. For more obvious reasons. Thank you, ladies and the whole team, for making a podcast that makes me and so many people feel understood and like they're talking to a friend. You've gotten me through bouts of postpartum, cross-country moves, raising four kids. Wow. And then in parentheses it says, yes, it's a lot of kids.
Religious deconstruction and so much more. Wow. You've done so much good in the world with wit, humor, and discussing hard topics. Thank you for being you and sharing it. Stay sexy and don't enter the convent. Oh, my God. Nicole.
Wow, that is, I love that we asked for that and then someone was like, here, I'll tell you all of my personal business. I love it. Thank you kindly. Good job.
Aggie, hi from Hungary. Hi. All the way to Hungary. First of all, amazing and cool. Secondly, the last time I was on a plane, I was getting ready to steal. Maybe it was a spoon or something that was so distinct and cool. And I was like... As I was like, don't do it, do it, don't do it. Do it. The flight attendant came and took my tray away. I was like, okay, she can tell.
Like, I think people probably get these all the time. But you deserve it. I mean, I earned it. You did. But that feeling of like... There's a real, Aggie just really like drew a little, wrote a little short story about like when your heart first breaks as a child because you're like, oh, I thought you guys were superhuman.
You've been lying and stealing.
For weddings, one bride, all drama. Hey ladies, I've written in a few times with no luck, but when you asked for wedding slash family drama stories, I knew this was my moment. My oldest cousin, Jen, and then in parentheses it says names changed, has been married four times. And each wedding has had its own special crises and a lot of drama.
I can already tell this is going to be a long one, so I'll just get into it. Four times. Four times. No judgment, but... That's a lot. That's very optimistic. Yeah. It's very like non-cynical, keeping it clean. Totally. Just keeping it running. Fine. Okay, fine. Goodbye. Next. You there. Wedding one. At the first wedding, I was the drama. And then it has a little devil face emoji.
I love the admittance of that. Yeah. But I still maintain that it was not my fault. For context, I was two. The wedding was in Jamaica. It was my first time on a plane and my mom was staying home with my newborn sister, making it also the first time I'd been away from her.
Without her primary. No, absolutely not. According to multiple sources, it says my dad, grandma, aunts and uncles, I was a nightmare the entire time and through a full temper tantrum during this ceremony.
Over 20 years later, my relatives will still make fun of me for ruining the wedding, even though the marriage didn't even last long enough for the marriage license to make it back to the States.
Oh, you got to wonder. And then it says, I don't think that's on me. No. Wedding two. Clearly, I hadn't been too big of an issue at the first wedding because guess who got to be a junior bridesmaid at the second one? I can't confirm this, but I'm pretty sure that this wedding was the final straw in my aunt and uncle, like a different aunt and uncle's divorce.
Uncle John had a bit too much to drink and was dancing very close to several women, none of whom were his wife. They left early, divorced soon after, and Uncle John never came to another family gathering except for to pick up his kids.
They had been on the outs for a while, so no real surprise, but the timing and the kind of drama of it kind of overshadowed the new marriage, which also did not last long. Wedding three. This wedding was actually very pleasant. It was on a river ferry that took us all on a nice cruise with the ceremony, dinner and dancing all on board.
We all thought Jen had finally had a drama-free wedding until their divorce a few years later when we learned that it wasn't a wedding at all. They had never filed the paperwork to get legally married and had lied to everyone to get a bunch of gifts and make it less of a thing. And then in parentheses, Catholic family. Whoa. When they started having kids. Got it. Wow.
Needless to say, my family was pissed with some relatives even demanding their gifts. Damn. You want the ice bucket back, really? That Cuisinart.
You already have one, but okay.
Jesus is pissed, and I'm on behalf, on his behalf, waiting for. Oh, God. After the scam that was wedding number three, everyone was understandably very, I fucking love this woman.
Get up every morning and go try to get married again and just figure it out. After the scam that was wedding number three, everyone was understandably wary of wedding number four. The fact that Jen and hubby four decided to move forward with a wedding in the summer of 2020, despite the whole pandemic thing, didn't help matters either.
She and hubby four are very conservative and they don't believe in vaccines, despite both working in the health care industry. Right. What?
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