Karen Kilgariff
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3,962 appearances
39 recordings
3 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 8 Jun
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That is a tough one. We have a lot of problems with the British law system. We always have. We have. It doesn't make sense to us. I don't think that's on me. I didn't fact check or anything. We should start calling all police officers from England mum. Just to delineate. Yes.
So brave. I'd like to commend you on that. Thank you. Who else does it like us?
Everybody. Nobody.
Luckily, over this weekend, it rained. So there was a level of calm, or at least slight relief that came over a lot of people who lived in LA who were just living in that fear that they were gonna kick up again, Whatever was going to happen.
Such a bizarre week and so dramatic and so horrible for so many people.
It's so sad. And it's also there's a weird thing I'm observing in myself and other people I talk to. Either the people that. People that didn't have to evacuate feel guilty to even discuss it, where it's like, well, it wasn't me.
And then people like me who did evacuate and feel stupid because I just left probably an hour before most of the other people in my area did because basically Jay Elias, our great development coordinator- at this point, but also executive assistant to many at this company, texted me and was like, you have to get out right now.
Well, you were freaking out. It was freaking out. It was fucking so scary.
Like gridlock, emergency gridlock trauma. I saw that video of those cars being left in the Pacific Palisades. And that's why I, well, that and Jay telling me, but it was like, yeah, yeah, I'm not waiting around until everybody else is looking at each other and getting in the car at the same time.
He literally, he was telling, texting me and being like, hey, where are they right now? Like, I was the one that was taking screenshots of the Watch Duty app and sending them to him. No, I was, like, informing him about what was going on. All right, well. Yeah. But, I mean, I'm sure in his, if he were to say anything, which I'm sure my sister said, don't say anything. Oh, yeah.
If he was going to say anything, he'd be like, take it easy. Right, right. Yeah. Maybe why I was interpreting that is like there's I'm seeing I'm hearing a lot of other people have shame where it's like, no, that's you. That's tied to you and your trauma. And your weird family. So good luck. The way they do things.
But suffice it to say, really shocking, terrible, like natural disaster to a degree I've never seen. And I've lived here for 25, over 25 years.
It does in many ways, although the rain kind of brought a little bit of a like at least a like, OK, we're done with that. Yeah. Now that's like we're going to close this particular chapter of this particular trauma season. So, yeah, the thing we wanted to talk to everybody about is how. long before any of that started. We had a ninth anniversary for this old podcast, this old gal.
I think it was on the 13th.
People were making, and people were making and shipping, and people were sharing, and it was exactly what we wanted. And then we basically... It was almost kind of like we sent everyone an invitation to the party and left the house and turned the lights out and were like, see you later. So... This today, it's just going to be a little taste of what we wanted that to be.
Right, exactly. We'll do a live stream because we have the capability to now here at the studios. But also just we thought it would be a super fun, cool new way to kind of celebrate something or like mark an important day, like an anniversary. Yeah. Like your almost decade anniversary of a podcast. Right. Imagine.
In a woman's life. Yeah, for sure. That and getting her first piece of dedicated ceramics. So without further ado, the reason we're telling you all this, listener, is because we are now going to take a look at some of the, just some, and like truly... We're going to have a lot of these. We're going to be able to do this maybe as a recurring segment of let's take a look at today's ceramic.
I did. No, no, no. I did accidentally simply just right before we started because I yanked this thing. In the pure fun of there's a black piece of silk. And you just went for it. And I was like, yes. And I was like, no.
It'll be all over socials. We're going to make this for you, listener, who's just walking around the mall being like, I don't know what I'm talking about. Don't worry. It's okay. We're going to explain it. We're going to give you pictures. In this day and age, soon you'll be able to look at your podcast app and video will be sitting there. That's right.
Yeah. What's really important, I think, for everyone to know and the video watcher will now know is these ceramic pieces, these ceramic artworks are right now sitting on an electric Lazy Susan on our podcasting desk. So we can make this as HGTV, not HGTV, as Shopping Channel. What's that one? With the letters. Home Shopping Network. HSN. HSN. We're going into that area pretty severely.
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