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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I got to tell you, if anybody wants to watch it, iClaudius is a pretty amazing. It's like. old British incredible actors kind of as like they're doing a play on a TV stage. Yeah. And all of this stuff is like the stakes are insane. Okay. Yeah. I'm into it. Because then it's like if you live and you're the one that doesn't get poisoned, you get to have like all of Germany. Right.
You get to have, do you like Scotland? You can have it. We have stuff all the way up in Ireland.
Oh yeah, he'll kill you immediately.
Not at all.
Right. But it was probably happening a lot. Just the second, the first human brain that got a weird little screw fall out of it type of thing. Sorry, that's an oversimplification. No, that sounds scientifically correct from what I've read. I mean, especially back then. Yeah. It was much before it was a sin. You know, it happened all the time. Definitely.
Sorry, but right there, if I was like, Galba is now in charge, I'd be like, yeah, no, this isn't going to last. Why? Because you never heard of it? Galba? Yeah. That's not D-D-D-S? You don't have any I-U-S at the end? Galba. It's fucking Galba? Oh my God, it's over.
They're all pretty bad. But yeah, you'd just get thrown in a pit with a bunch of coyotes. Oh, God.
Also, if you have a history podcast where you go into this part of Roman history in depth, I'll listen to it.
I think the thing about people who learned a lot and stayed in school is that it's because they read books and got what was happening and then were like, oh my God, this is a great factoid. Which I feel like you and I are both the kind of people, had we not been born with these brains, we would have been those people. But the sitting in the seat and being told what to do. Totally.
The distractions.
No, but I feel like these days, you know, history for weirdos, there are people who got really good at teaching because they understand what's interesting about history or like that it's here's how you bring history to life. This podcast will kill you. Great example. So smart. Learning about that kind of stuff where it's like, oh, often we put a mental block up. Yeah. It's like, oh, history.
That's boring. It's like, it's so not boring. It's so not boring. I'm a big fan of history.
Wow. That was great. Thank you. If you want to dip into the Roman Empire every once in a while, tell me about it. I am here for it. Okay. We have to.
And that's what we're like. You know what I mean? It's like, I feel like we're able to get in there and really produce. That's right. Everything is handed to us as we walk in the door. Every single thing is thought through for us.
Can't hand that to me. Can't hand that to you. Can't print that up on a copier in a different part of the building I've never seen. No, you can't. No. Well, thank you guys for being here and being part of this.
Yeah, we really love it. And one last thank you to all our ceramic. Ceramicists.
You know what we do is take these and put them down here and put these things up here so these guys get a little time in the sun. Yeah. Right.
We are. And we're going to fill up these shelves with all of the beautiful. It's just so nice that we have the kind of listeners that and you guys have been like this from day one. Yeah. That like we go like, hey, can we have a thing about something? Hey, will you teach us about Roman Empire? And then it's like, boom, boom.
Yeah. Boom. And I'm funny and creative. Yeah. It's incredible. And like the response, the ceramic response is to the point where the post office is kind of mad at us. I knew they would be. It's wonderful.
Listen. It's been around for at least since Slocasta's time. Truly. So stay sexy. And don't get murdered.
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