Kathleen Post
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170 appearances
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1 series
first heard Jun 2025
last heard Jun 2025
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I'm so glad I checked all the boxes. You really checked all the boxes. The vibes are pargy. When you guys reached out, I genuinely was like, they meant to email someone else. This is a mistake. I actually was like, this is spam. And I was thinking that the toast was being caught up in some fraudulent scheme. I was waiting for them to ask for my credit card information.
I was like, I need to reach out to the toast and let them know that their name and likeness is being used in some influencer thing. That's so funny.
Yeah, I was reading down. I'm like, okay, where are they asking me for my credit card information and my social security? They're like, in order to lock in the spot to be on the toast, please provide us with your SSN. You have to pay $1,000. That's a good scheme. And I was like, no, this is real. And I responded so fast. Not as fast as Cass.
Where do you hail from? Yes, I would love to. So I hail from Indianapolis originally. I'm from there. I've lived there most of my life. I went to Indiana University, so I know there's some IU swirlies listening.
Yeah, right. What was your major?
It adds context. Like, was I a big tin swirly? Was I, you know, like a smarts? A dropout. Yeah, exactly. So, yeah, I went to IU. I was a marketing major. I was in the business school with a minor in fashion. And I've lived there most of my life. But this past winter, we moved down to Miami. And we were down here from January through May. Okay. And we loved it.
I know. She loved it. And after your episode yesterday, like, I was... You're thinking about moving here full time. Considering. Considering. So... Did you, when you moved here, did you ever do like the snowbird life or did you just like rip the bandaid, fully move here?
Which I feel like that's most people. Like when we were down here, everyone's like, oh, are you guys going to move here? And we were just talking to people and everyone's like, well, we split time or, you know, trips to the Cape. Like everyone's going home. Well, everyone here is like from New York. So everyone's like, oh, no, no, we go home for the summer. Yeah.
Everyone here is from somewhere else. Yeah. And whenever we talk to people, they're like, well, why don't you just move to Miami? And I'm like. My problem is we love being right on the beach. And when we were down here for five months, we lived right on the beach, pargy condo, like just, we loved it.
And I'm like, do I love Miami because every morning I was walking down to the beach to start my day? Or do I like actually love Miami? Miami. So that's because I'm a suburbs girl. I'm from Indiana. Miami is a lot when you're from Indiana. Everyone here is from New York. I'm like, you guys get the vibes. But when you're from the suburbs of Indiana, it was a big transition.
Where did you move after college? We lived in Indianapolis for a little bit. We moved to L.A. for a year for my husband's job. It was fun. Like, it was kind of one of those things where we were like, we know this is temporary. We're not going to live here forever. L.A. is a lot, too. Yeah. Not as much like I feel like Miami is a little more approachable. L.A. just
it's the traffic that you know people can be interesting i feel like miami people were like really nice and welcoming not that they weren't in la but it's just different it kind of felt like a who do you know like how can i use a connection from you so and it was we moved out there for my husband's job and then they asked us to move back so we kind of knew it was like a temporary thing
So it was kind of one of those things where we're like, we're young, let's go move somewhere. And now we're in Indianapolis and we're like, do we stay here? I mean, do we split time? Do we do six months, six months, which a lot of people do that too. So I don't know. We'll see. We'll see. How long have you been married? 10 years, I was a child bride.
Yeah, which is crazy. That's so nice though. We just celebrated our 10 year anniversary and people are like, 10 years, how? Which I mean, I'm not saying I'm like that young. No, no, no, I'm sorry. That's a surprising fact. Right, people are like, oh, you mean you've been together 10 years, married five.
And I'm like, no, no, no, we've been together like 14 years, married 10, which it's crazy because
now i'm like i look at 22 year olds and i'm like i would never ever advise someone to get married that young but it worked for us and like we just we knew yeah we wanted to be together and it was kind of those things where it was like why wait also like it just it felt normal at the time even though now i look back and i'm like my brain was not fully developed do a lot of people like in your community growing up get married young like what were the circumstances
I don't know if it's necessarily in like the Indianapolis community. I mean, I do think in general, maybe Midwest more so than like a New York or L.A. But I also grew up like super conservative Christian religious background where it was in that community. It was very normal. Yeah. So like I wasn't like, oh, I'm crazy for getting married so young. It didn't feel young to you. Oh, yeah.
Like that's normal. Anyways, now I look back and I'm like, that was so young. But like... I don't know. I just feel like we're lucky because I see, yeah, I see people who get married young and it's like, you grow so much. Like, I feel like I am not the same person now at 32 than I was at 22. But thankfully we grew together. Whereas I see a lot of couples who get married young.
I mean, I'm watching secret lives right now.
because you get married so young and then your values change, your goals change. And I look at these girls on that show and I'm just like, And then you have to remember they're 24.
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