Breaking Up is Hard to Do (Criminal+)
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Hi, it's Phoebe. This is an episode of Criminal Plus, the show I make with Lauren Spohr, co-creator of Criminal. It's very different from Criminal. My father thinks it's the better show. If you like it and want more, become a member of Criminal Plus at patreon.com slash criminal. It's the very best thing you can do to support all of our work. I know you've heard me say that before, but it is really true. And right now you can use a special promo code JOIN25 to get 25% off an annual membership. Again, that's patreon.com slash criminal. There's a link in the show notes too. Welcome to Criminal Plus. I'm Phoebe Judge. I'm Lauren Spohr. Lauren, I have been on a journey. I have been on, it's maybe one of the biggest journeys I've ever been on in my life.
And it has nothing to do with traveling. You also have been alongside me for part of this journey over the past 10 days.
I have to say, and I don't mean this to be rude, but you have really impressed me.
We are starting something new, and that is going to be a new video series. We're going to be releasing videos of interviews I do with people, and there'll be an audio version too, but there'll also be a video version that's going to live on YouTube. And, you know, everyone else is doing it, so we thought, why not us? We'll try. We'll try. We'll try. And so because of this, because we were going to do video, and we haven't done it before, we decided that we were going to make my studio that I'm in, in Massachusetts a lot of the time, into more of a video studio. And that meant that for the past four days, I have been there. I'm back in North Carolina now. But I've been there with very talented people.
camera people, and more importantly, as I'm learning, lighting people, getting the studio video ready. So they did their jobs, and they did a wonderful job. But I had a job. And that job was getting camera ready myself. And it was suggested that I should try a bit of makeup. Now, I've, of course, worn makeup in the past. I wear makeup for the live shows. I wear makeup for photo shoots when I do them. I wear makeup for big events. But I don't wear makeup in my daily life.
And I think it's safe to say that you haven't applied the makeup that you've worn in the past.
True. I mean, maybe I've screwed around a little bit with mascara. But, you know, I haven't really. And so... And this is also the type of situation where if we're going to be doing these videos often, I think we're going to be doing them, you know, it's not going to be every day, but it's a big experiment. But I needed to know how to do this myself.
What journey did Phoebe undertake regarding makeup?
You know, someone's not going to come in and put the makeup on me every time I do a video interview. So what were we going to do? So last week, Lauren went out to Sephora. Yeah. And said, I'm going to buy you some makeup. I wonder if it's worth putting up the journey pictures of the makeup stages. Lauren came over to my house with a bag from Sephora. And Lauren, you had just decided what you thought I might need.
Yes, and I think that our Criminal Plus listeners, our most trusted best friends, we can say Phoebe has had a little bit of a red face for the last year or so. And so one challenge for this camera project was like, how do we mitigate the redness?
Lauren, we can talk about rosacea at another show. It's a journey.
Well, when I walked into Sephora, I thought to myself, she's going to need something green. Because I think you use green. I think if you put green makeup on top of red face, it makes the redness look better. So I was looking for a green product, which I found. I was looking for a translucent powder, which I got from Clinique. This was a Sephora located entirely inside of a Kohl's. Have you ever experienced that before? I walked at the front door. What I was looking at from the parking lot was a Sephora next to a Kohl's. And then I walked in the Sephora doors and I was in the Kohl's. And I was like, oh, I went in the wrong door. So I walked back out. And then I was like, oh, no, I guess that's right. Walked back in.
And then the Sephora was entirely, it was like the middle of a donut.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:02–3:03
2
What journey did Phoebe undertake regarding makeup?
3:03–8:13
3
What advice did Lauren give about applying makeup?
8:13–10:24
4
What products did Lauren buy for Phoebe's makeup journey?
10:24–20:15
5
What challenges did Phoebe face while putting on makeup?
20:15–25:39
6
How did the hosts react to their makeup experiments?
25:39–26:52
7
How did Phoebe's niece contribute to her makeup learning?
26:52–45:25