Sierra Spagli-Rix

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61 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2025 last heard Jan 2025

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Normal Gossip · Champagne, Capers, and Cuddle Parties with Se’era Spragley Ricks · 29 Jan 2025 podcast
Oh, I'm feeling vulnerable.
With my bestie.
Listen, feed it to me.
Gossip is like ancestral for me. Like it's in my DNA. My grandmother raised me. I grew up in the South. I'm from Virginia. And my grandmother had 10 kids. I like to think I'm her honorary 11th child because I stay with her during the weekdays. And her having 10 kids, of course, there was mess. Of course, there was like interpersonal messiness.
It is chaos. So like her kids will call her and be like, mom, so-and-so did this. And she's just like, what? And then they would hang up. And then like moments later, the person that they were having a problem with would call my grandmother. That's beautiful. They was like, mom, did you hear that? And she was like, no, baby, what's going on?
Even though the other kid literally just called her moments before. So I was sitting there and I was getting the tea. I'll be watching cartoons and I'll like turn it down a little bit. So it was effort. Like I didn't have a remote. So I had to go to the TV and like turn it down.
And I would just kind of be listening. And then when they, like, come to the house, my grandmother was, like, big on Sunday dinners, like, shit like that. They would come in, and I'm like, ooh, I know you said this about this person, and I know this about that person. And I'm, like, trying to, like, decipher who's telling the truth.
And then sometimes my grandmother, like, when she was making coffee and she was feeling chatty, she would, like, talk to me about the gossip. And I'm like, ooh, grandma, what do you think? Honestly, I was producing then.
You're just like, oh, I'm at the big kids' table. I felt like a grown-up. I don't see gossip as like a negative thing. It is storytelling. And it is no surprise that I enjoy it.
And it's been like, what, two? Yeah.
But I mean, we're both, as you said at the top, March Pisces. So I understand why our connection feels like it's been longer, like a long time in the making.
I was like, oh my gosh. Like, I have crossed so many lines and boundaries. But then after that, it was like a wrap. Like, we were already locked in, but we were really locked in.
The trauma bonding is real.
Stuck? This is an active choice, okay? Like, we are locked in, man.
The best part is I couldn't even tell. You just look happy and you always look happy.
It was an emotional day. It was an emotional day. Something did happen. That coat swap situation.
So, please tell the story. So, there's a coat check. It was our Christmas party slash normal gossip, like, just celebration. Yeah. And I had my grandmother's coat that is like an old school wool coat, gray, unassuming Swedish looking. And it was in the back and it was in our coat check. And between my friend Pallas and my husband Justin, they were like, you know, we were all mingling.
We were saying goodbye. I think I was talking to you when they went to go grab my coat. They grabbed my coat. I put on the coat. We go to eat because I was still hungry when we left. Yeah.
It was finger food. And I needed something hearty. Like I was hungry. So we went to Sister's.
I love sisters. So good. Every time I go to Brooklyn, I make sure I like hit up sisters. Yes. So we go, we leave, we say goodbye to my friend Palace. We go back to the hotel. I'm in the elevator. A couple comes in and then the couple is like, oh my gosh, I just love your coat. And I was like, yeah, thank you. My grandmother gave it to me. Like, you know, she has since passed.
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