458 - The Demands Are Incredible
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My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
46 min
3 speakers
6 chapters
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Who are the hosts of My Favorite Murder?
This is exactly right. Hello. And welcome. To My Favorite Murder. That's Georgia Hardstark. That's Karen Kilgariff. And we're here to podcast into your ear hole.
What challenges do the hosts face with video podcasting?
Right there. You've been waiting with it open and ready. Slut. How's your day? I had therapy. Cried. What? I think the hormone replacement therapy that I've been on has been helping with the crying. How did it feel? Good. Definitely good. I just I needed like, you know, eye mask under afterwards because we have to be on video for these now. The demands are incredible these days. Yeah.
We're like every Kardashian wrapped into one mask.
I mean, meanwhile, my fucking nails are chipping and gross. But God forbid it looks like I cried. Yeah.
And that we're a human being. Right. I think the podcasting on video is really bringing humanity back to the concept of video. Because most podcasters aren't ready for video.
Well, I keep saying when someone's like, how's the podcast? And I'm like, oh, you know, we're videoing, which is exactly why I got into podcasting in the first place.
Yeah.
Was to fucking be on video. Yeah. Yeah.
It's a dream come true. It truly is. Look, just break it down. I did a double coat of mascara. Ooh. Always a mistake. Oh, yeah. You know what I mean? Because when you put it on when it's dry, oh, it's just crunchy. It's crunchy. And then like, I'm trying to get those lashes like in the corner that. Oh, yeah. After a while, they're just like, hey, don't come for us anymore. We don't. We're not showing up for you.
We're barely even lashes yet. Yeah. We're basically like embryos of lashes. Stop fucking covering us. Just don't. Yeah, we can't help you, ma'am. This isn't what's going to make the fucking difference on the video. Well, then maybe it's winged eyeliner. Could it be the ones that go into the creases of my eyes? It really has, and that's the thing I talked about with my therapist today, dinged my self-esteem a little bit being on video.
Sure. I mean, there's always some real humility work taking place in showbiz, whatever kind. Right. You can't hide. Yeah. They'll come for you. Yeah. They'll hold up that mirror. And however warped it is. So warped. You gotta look. So fucking warped. Let me distract you with something fun. Please do. I put this over here the other day. This was a gift that I got from Lily Ladwig, who works in our development department. It's a candle that smells like Tom Hardy. It says on the candle, smells like Tom Hardy.
Smells like Tom Hardy. Made with love. Okay, it smells a little like air freshener.
Yes. But who gives a shit? That's Tom, baby.
It's not for lighting.
You know, it's for thinking about Tom Hardy. Smells like Tom Hardy. Made with love. Looks like the brand, right? Oh, yeah. I think you're right.
That's an excellent gift.
Isn't it? Yeah. You know what it is? What I think they were imagining is, like, if Tom Hardy asked you on a date and then showed up at your front door with, like, all washed and cleaned and maybe with some... Febrezed a little. Febrezed his T-shirt. It smells like half an effort. Yeah.
It's like, oh, my God, he showered for me. And that's where my self-esteem is right now. And that's all I can hope for. It's all that matters.
Our co-star, Tom Hardy. Tom Hardy. I love it. That's what we call him. How are you? How was your day? It was good. It was kind of long. I mean, this is the Friday before our Christmas vacation starts. Yeah. So it has felt a lot like crawling through the desert. It has. I can't believe it's over. Yeah.
I just want to go ahead and say, and I shouldn't be saying this, but if I die in a car accident on the way home, I'm going to be so angry. That's where my brain goes. Like, yay, it's vacation. Oh, yeah. Then I'm going to die. Yes, of course. Knock on wood. I shouldn't have said that.
Well, you're not going to. Okay.
All weekend, I'm just going to fucking sit at home now and be like, why did you say that?
So are you trying to say that you think saying it is somehow going to call it out? Yeah. As someone who was just in a car accident, let me tell you, you'll be fine. You were just in a car accident? Yeah, I was in a car accident like a month ago. Okay. How did I not know that? You know, I like to keep stuff like that to myself. Why was it? Were you at fault? No, I was not.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
Who are the hosts of My Favorite Murder?
0:01–0:32
2
What challenges do the hosts face with video podcasting?
0:32–9:28
3
What is the significance of the Superbike murders?
9:28–14:38
4
Who were the victims in the Superbike murders?
14:38–27:59
5
What details surround the discovery of the crime?
27:59–42:01
6
How did the community react to the Superbike murders?
42:01–46:28