Tiffany Reese

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4,513 appearances 55 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 5d ago

Tiffany Reese’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Oh, yes, especially during White Lotus season.
Yeah, I think doing this work, we get into so many deep topics with the people we meet with. I guess it makes sense that also like bonds our team and bonds us to the people that we work with. It's just good old fashioned human connection, which feels so rare sometimes. So I'm excited to kind of bring like a recorded version of our weekly Monday chaos meetings.
This is we're actually recording this on a Monday when we normally are having our regular meeting time.
Yeah, we take the work seriously, but not ourselves. And that's a really important distinction. The survivors and their privacy and the honor that we get and all the things that we work on, we uphold that with the most seriousness. I think all of our personalities, we have a very like, when it's time to get to work, let's get to work.
But also we are fun people, humorous people, and we have had to learn to like use humor. to cope with some of the shit that you're just exposed to and life itself.
That's really meaningful. It's a good group. And shout out to Becca, who will be editing this, our audio editor, who is also an essential part of our team. And Steven, who works on What Came Next, and he'll be working on our new show, Credible Threat. We're thrilled that he's going to be working with us on that show as well. We could not do it without our audio editors.
We also have a lot of other partners. Since we're introducing the team, also shout out our business management team, Jason, Jennifer, and Samantha, who are our partners on more of the business, HR, financial, adulting side of things. My lawyer, Alan, our other legal team partners, Wondery, as well as my agents at WME, Marissa and Travis. All the artists we work with that contribute their music.
Sarah Stewart, who does our graphic design and often designs our flyers and things like that for us. The listeners too. Everybody contributes to the communities and it's not lost on us. So just wanted to start by giving people a little bit of insight into what the team does. And then also just thanking everybody who like makes the dream work because it definitely takes a lot.
Hoping that episodes like this will also help people get like a little bit of a peek behind the scenes and understand a little bit more about our process and things of that nature. Amy works alongside me closely with season 23. Everybody on the team works on every season. But Lily and Amy rotate seasons that they sort of take the lead on by my side. Amy was that person for season 23.
I'd like to hear Amy as somebody who had worked on the scripting and a lot of the behind the scenes work, fact checking, research, what it was like for you to hear the finale and hear the season back and just kind of what your general thoughts were.
So the whole team, we flew out top of March for South by Southwest. Something Was Wrong was nominated for the second year in a row for Best Crime Podcast at the iHeart Podcast Awards, which take place at South by Southwest.
And so when I found out we were nominated again, we work our fucking asses off and we are constantly doing so much heavy shit all the time that I really wanted to do something that was fun and also like celebrate. We have to celebrate the wins. And that's something I'm working on in therapy. So this felt like the perfect opportunity. South by Southwest was fantastic.
We didn't end up winning, but the award show was also great. Lauren sadly had to fly out that day, that morning, but Lily was able to attend the iHeart Awards with Amy and I. Amy, this was also your first iHeart Awards attending. What did you guys think of the award show?
I love being able to include you guys in that stuff when I'm able to. We saw Payne Lindsey there. We saw Sabrina from Two Girls, One Ghost. Who else did we see? Andrea from Betrayal, who won the category. Congrats to her. She was lovely. We saw Andy from the office. We saw Ed Helms. I didn't know what to do. So I was just like, oh my God, hi. And acted like I knew him.
You actually said, nice to see you.
Lily like looked at me like, holy fuck. But it totally worked. So FYI, if you ever see a celebrity and you don't want to overwhelm them, but you know that they meet enough people that they just play like they know people, that's the way to go. I had so much fun the previous year at South by Southwest, and I had seen how different shows had hosted events similar to this.
So I was like, I want to do something like that. So it was kind of our first attempt at doing something like this. Besides season one, we did a live show, but that was a bit different. The stickers that Sarah created and all the flyers and everything she designed, gorgeous. Lauren also designed a bunch of gorgeous graphics for the event itself.
We found this really great place called Vinyl Beauty Bar in Austin, Texas. Shout out to them. They were fantastic. Their team was great. They were so helpful. The venue is awesome, but it's like this black, white and pink Dolly Parton themed space during the day, a salon. And then it has also like a stage. And so they also have evening events, concerts. You can host private events.
It's just awesome. And woman owned. Once I found the space too, I was like, oh, wait, this could really be something. We didn't know exactly what it was going to be, especially because this was our first one. I wanted to make sure that we kept expectations low. It was free and we opened it up on social media for people. If they wanted to register, they could enter to win a ticket.
I think we had close to like 100 entries and then we were able to invite 40 people and they were able to bring a plus one. I think we probably had almost everyone show up from a winner's standpoint. It felt like around 80 people. I don't know though.
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