Vinson Cunningham
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88 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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Hey.
This is my total pleasure. This is the best. To be on a podcast with somebody I already like to talk to.
Wow. I can't even pretend on this podcast that I don't do that.
perfect because i have to ask you what's your relationship with gossip and we love honesty and transparency on this podcast well as you just exposed for me sometimes i do in fact gossip i do still feel though that and maybe the reason that i do it when i feel empowered and equipped to do so is that generally i am not a good receiver of gossip i feel like i don't know what it is
maybe I have cop energy, maybe I have church boy energy, whatever it is, people tend not to tell me just weird, lurid secrets, which is, of course, the fuel of all good gossip.
Or it's taken me a while for that to be the condition of my life. I often analogize it to this. You know there's just a big party, and then you learn that there's cocaine in the bathroom? No one has ever told me about the cocaine. I never know that there's drugs. I'm always the one from whom it is hit in plain sight.
I do. A guy that I sort of knew, like a friend of a friend, which is the perfect person to like hear gossip about. In high school, went to another, a different private school in New York City. And these are schools where you always kind of know other people in your grade, even though they don't go to your school. You go to a party, they're there.
They're like people from other schools in this network of private schools are always kind of drifting in and out of your consciousness. This kid was also a party promoter in high school. And a kid who, even when we were 16, 17, was throwing parties, securing venues.
Listen, because of his rich parents. So he got, in our senior year, expelled from a school not far from my school. And I have a friend who was in the cafeteria at this school on the day in question. This kid, we'll call him Daniel.
Daniel busts into the cafeteria with a cigarette between his forefinger and middle finger, yelling, fuck blank school, fuck all the various administrators of blank school, fuck dean of students who was hot on his heels as this occurred. Daniel, before he can be stopped- Jumps up onto a chair and then onto a table. Gives his sort of final will and testament about the school.
He's going out in a blaze of glory. The dean of students accosts him and drags him out of the cafeteria.
Now, this is a true story because I knew someone who was on the scene. But as these things occur, the legend grows. Again, as I mentioned, this kid was a very rich guy.
So over the next months and years, this legend lived on in New York City private schools that he paid off a cab driver early that morning, drove it onto the grounds of the school, drove it through the gates onto the middle of the green, crashed into a gate and started his stampede of glory, which ended in this cafeteria.
Because he'd gotten away with everything that it was possible to get away with.
Okay, I understand.
Ellen is, I mean, a legend in my own mind already. I know her. I see her.
Well, she wears loose clothing. She wears black leather flats. This year, she's moved on to the two great trends of 2025. comfortable ballet flat or the simple mary jane she wears statement jewelry rings on top of rings ellen owns so she has a ring drawer
You're right.
What does Hazel do? Oh no.
See, it depends on what frenemy means. But no, like everybody that I actually spend time with and talk to and would call me a friend, I actually wish only the best. I would say I have frenemies from afar, people who are nemeses, you know, like I look at them and like I'm sort of annoyed by their presence in their career or whatever.
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