Kelsey McKinney

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607 appearances 6 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard Feb 2025

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Perfect. Yeah, let's start at the beginning.
Yeah. Okay. I'm sorry to embarrass you, but your book, The Rachel Incident, was one of my favorite books that I read last year. I loved it. I thought it was so great. And there's a lot of gossip in that book. And I wanted to ask you just like how you think about gossip in fiction, both like creating it and what role it plays in stories.
That's extremely funny to me because it's just like, ah, opulence, ah, trash.
Oh, you can't move your beautiful shy child like in her final year of school. You're going to make her make new friends? That's not fair.
Paul? I don't know. I don't know what names are English, Caroline. I thought you were going to say like Edward or something. I don't know. What are the kings named? Henry? Harry?
Yeah. So he's like, do you want to lift into school? I guess this makes sense because lords famously have land. Yeah. You can't have land in the middle of the city.
OK.
That is crazy. Yeah.
It's wild that she found her.
It feels like so many hours.
she's the Lord now. That's so beautiful. You know what? She deserves it. She deserves it. She did the boot work, you know, she did it. She went to Facebook. She got a husband. Wow. It's like extremely funny. Yeah.
to think about this from the perspective of like all the other rich girls who had a crush on him yes oh my god why is he driving her why is he driving her just like fuming when they get engaged right like and like especially if like no one knew as well being like who even is she that girl he drove to school like serious she doesn't even talk Wow. Caroline, thank you for bringing me this story.
I love it. It's so beautiful. Okay, my story is less happy, more chaos. Do you still want to hear it?
I'm going to call our friend of a friend today. We're going to call her Jane. And Jane has had like a nice full life. She got married. She worked on the early internet with her husband. She was like a career woman in the 80s, right? Like big shoulder pads, even bigger hair.
She and her husband, they had two kids. They grew up. The kids got married. They had kids themselves. Her husband died, which was terrible. And it was like very hard. And she hasn't moved on, but she's kept on living. And this whole entire life that she's lived, she lived in one single house. Okay. Okay. Do you have any experience like living in a place and watching it change around you?
Yes. That is basically what has happened to Jane, but in slow motion. Right. She moved into this house. It stayed the same. It's like a relic to her taste. Meanwhile, the whole neighborhood has turned over. Right. Her friends moved out. All the cute little houses were torn down. More and more of the cars in her neighborhood are like fancy luxury ass cars. Yeah.
But she's also like looking around and she's like, this is crazy. Like my house is now the smallest and cheapest one in the neighborhood. Like everything else is concrete and expensive because it's been rebuilt. I see. Yes. And she realized this really concretely because she got a new neighbor. Her new neighbor is named Celeste. Celeste is, like, in her 40s.
She's beloved by everyone in the neighborhood. And Jane knows this because Celeste used to live in a different house in the same neighborhood. She moved into a different house because she and her husband got divorced.
The reason that Celeste and Charles got divorced is that Celeste wanted their house to be at 81 degrees Fahrenheit all the time, which is 27 degrees Celsius.
27 degrees Celsius.
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