454 - Together We're Fine
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Hello. And welcome. To my favorite murder. That is Georgia Hardstark. That is still Karen Kilgariff. Still, even though there's been a fascist takeover in this country. Guys, remember when we recorded on a Monday and we were like, don't let us down, everyone. And, like, tell us in the future if we had nothing to be worried about. Remember? Anyway. Here we are. Here we are in this fucking position again. Yeah. Excuse my language. No, it's perfectly appropriate. I kind of don't know what to do. Like, I kind of am like, oh, you just, like, go on with the show normal, like? Well... We do in the way that this is what we know how much it helped the first fucking time we did this. For who? For us or for the listeners? Well, it's about them. Yeah. Yeah. Definitely. We're here in the service industry. Yeah, we are. Trying to give, trying to make a difference.
I feel like I didn't do enough. Last time? No, this time. Oh, yeah. That's I think that's how everyone feels. That's the given, right? Yeah. But I don't think we could have changed that much anyway. It's hard to say. Yeah. But yes, I totally know that feeling. I mean. It comes with the like helplessness and the frustration. And look, we got a little bit of time, but then everybody needs to fucking take the gloves off and get ready. Because that's what it's about. It's 1938. And you guys, we need to get it together now. Yeah. It's 1938. It's 1938. I'm sorry to say it, but there's a lot of people saying some great shit on TikTok that is really helping me. It's great. And it's just basically like, let's start planning, read these books, do these things. I think that people, the point that I find that people are making over and over is we've done this already, so we kind of know what's coming.
Doom and gloom, you get to do it for a little while, block out some time, doom and gloom it up, and then start making plans. Then start reaching out and making community. Activate. Yeah. Our newsletter this week is actually really good. I don't think I've ever bragged about the newsletter. It's amazing. Allison Agosti, thank you for being our incredible, she's our incredible copywriter. Yeah. And she put it together in a way that's very, like, how do you put a newsletter out? for a podcast this fucking week. Hey, girls. Hey, everyone. Oh, it's in promotion. Check out the merch store. And instead, it's like, hey, guys, here's some links that you might want to go to. So very impressive. When I read it, I kind of cried a little. I was like, thank you. Yeah. Thank you. Because that's what we got to do.
We'll do it. You and I, we'll, what's the word? Donate $10,000 to the ACLU?
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