288: On Dolly Parton, Tim Curry, Anthony Bourdain
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Tästä maasta tulee maailman onnellisin kansa. Sekä kotimaista ohukkais jahe. Suunnitteletpa sitten lettukestejä tai pohvelaamiaista, niin kotimaista tuoteperheistä löydät maistuvaa jokaiseen ruokahetkeen. Kotimaista tästä maasta ja S-ryhmän ruokakaupoista.
Ettehän te nyt voi toimia niin, että teillä valtavat valikoimat, mutta halvimmat hinnat. Kyllä voidaan. No niin,hän te kyllä tottahan toikin kyllä, että voitte. Todellisuudessa? Joo. Prisma. Iso valikoima. Pienet hinnat. I spent forty thousand dollars on shoes? What's the matter, Morty?
Break down. Beautiful gowns.
The fashion has changed. No, it happened. Hi, I'm Lauren Garoni. And I'm
Chelsea Farrelless.
And welcome back to the Every
Outfit Podcast. Shall we just get straight into bad news? Play the theme.
Ha ha ha!
BAD news
Only on every outfit.
I feel like we need to do a bad news stinger count. Like I don't think last year we used it as much as we have used it this year.
Yeah. It does seem like it's happening more and more often. So this week we lost Dolly Parton, which felt quite abrupt, I think, for everyone.
Yeah, it's interesting. I came across that video that I guess she had posted back in May where she said that she wasn't feeling as well and she was taking a step back. I saw that the day before she died, for whatever reason, and then boom.
Yeah, it felt abrupt for me because I've seen her on the view pretty recently. Cause she did that rock album that she was promoting last year, I think, and she went on the view. We also saw her on the Kardashians.
Yeah, Dolly Parton, I think it's clear, is just an omnipresent force, at least in our lives, as someone that we just saw multiple times a year, whether it was on talk shows, performing, just generally being a delight in this bleak, bleak world.
Yeah, she's obviously extremely talented, but like the persona was almost even more major because she was like a caricature of herself, intentionally so. She obviously crafted this really, really heightened look for herself and had this very sharp, quick sense of humor. But there was always that underlying humanity and goodness. to this woman that I think everyone felt and always felt. So
Dolly Parton passed away at 80 after a quote brief battle with cancer. As always, fuck cancer.
Fuck cancer. Obviously, this has caused mass sadness. I think Dolly Parton is one of the few people in this world that pretty much everyone can agree on, regardless of political affiliation, geography, taste.
Yeah, I think what really proved that was the day it was announced that she had passed away. The DSA and Donald Trump both wrote tweets that were eulogizing Dolly Parton. So she brought both sides of the aisle the most extremes together. And we've gotten a lot of wonderful anecdotes about Dolly Parton, some that we knew, some that we didn't know, and just a wide swath of people eulogizing Dolly Parton, whether it's Eminem,
Okay, can we talk about that? Because that was one of my favorite posts about Dolly Parton. He posted a letter that she had written to him after she had seen him perform at what was it? I believe he was inducted
into the rock and roll hall of fame.
That's what I thought, but then I was like, why was Eminem inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?
I mean Dolly Parton
was inducted in the rock and roll hall of fame. She seems more rock than Eminem though. But anyway, she wrote him the sweetest letter that was basically like, I loved your performance. I hoped that I would get to meet you. I always felt that I was connected to you in some way. Like imagine receiving that letter from Dolly Parton. And Eminem basically said, like, this meant so much to me. How could it not?
Of course. People have been reposting the clip of when she lost an Oscar to Three Six Mafia, that infamous two thousand six Academy Awards. But she couldn't have been more delightful clapping. She sent a note to 36 Mafia saying, you know, you did good for Tennessee. I think personally my favorite subgenre of post would be straight men who either did work with Dolly Parton or didn't, talking about how much this woman meant to them.
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