Rewind with Karen & Georgia - Episode 20: 20/20
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My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
1h 33m
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What is the theme of Episode 20: 20/20?
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Hello!
And welcome to Rewind with Karen and Georgia. This is our newest Wednesday episode where we go back and listen to the beginning of this show and we chat about everything that we said then and how it's different now and what we're doing and why. All of it.
It makes us sweaty, but we're doing it for you guys. It's not pleasant. It's... I kind of love it. I don't hate it. I love it. It's hard. It's important. I'm glad we're doing it.
You know what it is? It's like if somebody recorded you, if you chose to record yourself on a long phone call where you said a lot of stuff that you really felt and meant, and then someone released that on the Internet and people were like, actually, you're wrong to think this or feel this. That's an approximation of what it's like to look back.
The older I get, the more I realize that young people's thoughts and emotions and feelings are so much stronger and more, like, adamant than they are when you're older. And usually they're wrong, too. So that's what we're doing. And we're not that young. No. I mean, we were. I was 36. Yeah, I think I just turned 36 in this fucking episode. Oh, my God.
2020.
That's easy. Classic.
That was an easy one. So now it's time to get in the spirit of giving, grab a friend, listen along. It's time to all become day one listeners.
All right, let's listen to the intro of episode 20. Test, test, test, test. Podcast, podcast, podcast, podcast. Podcast, podcast, podcast. There you go. Hi, this is my favorite murder.
That scared the shit out of me. What did? Me talking? Hi, this is... This is my favorite murder. Starring Georgia. Let's start. Karen Kilgariff, a.k.a. Kill Hard. Kill Hard. One of the lamest things we've done so far. Give ourselves a nickname.
Did you see someone in the Facebook group made a photo of the Die Hard poster and put your face on one guy and my face on another guy? I did see that.
I did see that. It's turning into like a ego, navel-gazing kind of like, did you see the picture where the thing we talked about about ourselves got made into a thing about ourselves?
I know, but people like it.
They like to play along with us. We wouldn't talk about it if they weren't doing it. It's fun times. And it's just, there's just thousands of them. It's the best.
Thank you.
No, that's our narcissism. Okay. Let's talk about how last week we talked about judges.
And their built-in misogyny and sexism. Right. That I think at one point I actually said, it's not happening as much these days. Right.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the theme of Episode 20: 20/20?
0:01–23:42
2
What is the Night Stalker case?
23:42–39:32
3
Who were the victims of Richard Ramirez?
39:32–1:04:04
4
How did the police catch the Night Stalker?
1:04:04–1:18:39
5
What impact did the Night Stalker have on public safety?
1:18:39–1:31:38
6
How did the community respond to the Night Stalker?
1:31:38–1:33:15