Lauren Spohr
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887 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard 13 Aug
Lauren Spohr’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Often, even at this stage, we'll say, listening to it all put together, I got kind of bored here or I got confused here. And we'll go back to the drawing board and have to like write new copy for Phoebe or, you know, maybe we'll have to like read some legal document that we hadn't located before because we have uncovered some question that we didn't know we had yet.
And one of my favorite things that happens even and can happen at any stage of the process and is one of my favorite things and one of the things I'm most proud of about how we work is that at any stage, if the producer has any kind of funny feeling like, hey, just putting this, these two ideas next to each other, you know, create some sort of sense of correlation that we didn't intend.
Like, I feel like people can bring... questions at any phase and that's super encouraged and that that's my favorite part about this work is that there's never a sense of like well you should have thought of that a few weeks ago and how dare you bring it up now you know like we always want to sort of talk through um any little worries any questions at any phase
Or sometimes I'll be like, Phoebe's read is kind of dramatic here.
There's like some really subjective moments where I'll be like, Phoebe sounds grumpy.
Okay. You ready for a voicemail?
I think this is Morgan who has, if I'm correct, this is Morgan who's a longtime listener and who we met at our live show in Austin years ago. And I think who attended this tour twice. So hello, Morgan. Thank you for listening. I hope you're right. I think I am. Lauren, what's your answer? Mine's kind of embarrassing, but it is. Is it the blanket? Yes.
The thing that I think about, like if there was a fire, the only thing that I would be sad to lose in a fire is I have this small piece of my baby blanket from when I was a kid. And occasionally I will remember that I have it and I don't know where it is and I'll go looking for it and I'll find it in some box and then I just feel comfortable knowing I still have it.
Everything else, replaceable, fine.
Yeah. We've joked about your bracelets getting on my nerves, but it's kind of a non-negotiable. You're attached to them. There they are. Do it louder.
I think we talked about this in the first episode, and here we are back to 1999, full circle.
I can actually think of a lot for you now. There's a clock in Phoebe's dining room that was her grandmother's, and it's a beautiful antique clock, but the ticking sound is very loud, and I am really sensitive about repetitive noises. So I'll be in Phoebe's dining room, and I'll just be like, can I please stop the clock? And she'll say, why don't you stop my grandmother's heart?
You have to hand wind it. Yeah, that I like. But you have a number of sort of family pieces that you're particular about. And you have a bottle of your mother's perfume.
We almost got in a fight when I visited you.
5.
5 in the bathroom. It's just in the bathroom. If there was hand lotion in the bathroom, I would expect it was for me. And so I just thought, oh, I haven't smelled that perfume in a long time. I knew it was your mother's, but I assumed it was like... I thought you were trying to fold it into the tapestry of daily life. I didn't know it was a do not touch object. You were really mad at me. Yeah.
That's a good question because I never thought of you as sentimental, but I think you are. Yes, here we are. Oh, this is a nice one from Kim. She says she's been listening from the beginning and enjoyed every episode. She also has a blanket that was gifted to her that says, My Criminal Podcast Listening Blanket. And then she says,
Your bonus episodes show you have a comfortable relationship with each other that is admirable, and I'm curious on how you make that work.
And so to be— And I think that stresses out some listeners sometimes, which I understand.
You know, the formalness of what you... You're supposed to act this way, or you're supposed to, you know... And I think that... Yeah, like, I think we're... There's, like, some strange level of, like, comfort with conflict between the two of us that I don't have in other relationships in my life. But I'm not afraid of offending you. Yeah. Yeah. Is that trust? I don't know what that is.
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