Rewind with Karen & Georgia - Episode 23: Making A Twenty Thirderer
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My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
1h 16m
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What is the purpose of this episode?
Hello and welcome to Rewind with Karen and Georgia.
Yes, this is our Wednesday episode where we recap an old episode of My Favorite Murder. We give you case updates if we have any, apologies if they're necessary, and probably throw in a couple tangents.
We love a good tangent. Today we're revisiting episode 23, which, you know, we're still in those pun number names. So this one's called Making a 23rd-er-er. which came out on Wednesday, June 29th, 2016. And this episode is themed, we tell survivor stories, but also introduce three very important parts of MFM lore. Karen coins an iconic phrase, and a listener names the listeners. And it is the debut of the man, the myth, the mustache, Stephen Raymour. Yes. So buckle up, murderinos, because now we can all be day one listeners. Okay. It's time to listen to the intro of episode 23.
Welcome. What you couldn't hear is Karen and I just smiling, just doing fake podcast faces to each other as we were about to introduce this. Welcome to My Favorite Murder, starring Georgia Hartstark, That's her. Hi. And Karen Kilgariff. Hi. That's me.
You're really good at long pauses. And so I'm like, is she waiting for me to jump in?
You mean I'm good at putting them in and making you unsure as to what you're supposed to do?
Yes.
But that's us. I like to keep mystery in the relationship. You look tan. Did you get a tan? No. I have a red face because my favorite celebrity was talking to me on Twitter. Shut up. And so my cheeks got really red and they wouldn't stop being red. Karen, it's like significant.
Okay. I've never seen you flushed before. I know. This is what it looks like. Holy shit. You don't have to say who it is, but oh my God. I know. Well, he knows who he is because that's why he talks. You get flushed when someone talks to you that you like?
Yeah.
That's cute. I've never seen you speak to someone you like then. I know. It doesn't happen that often. You don't like any of our friends.
It's just, you know, there's some good uses for Twitter. That's all I'll say. That's so cute. Aren't I precious? Also, I was driving into the sun, essentially. Oh, okay. Driving home from work. So it was a combo thing, too.
I just don't think I've ever seen your arms. You took your sweater off because it's 100,000 degrees in my apartment. And you're tan as fuck. Well, yeah, I guess I am a little bit. I think this is just from how hot it's been lately. I don't think I've ever seen you in a short sleeve shirt. You're adorable freckles. Let's talk about you.
The adorable freckles in your tan. Well, yeah, I think these parts, I mean, like, look at this farmer's tan, though. That's hilarious. I gotta get that. I gotta start working on that. That is a gnarly farmer's tan. Do not take a picture of this, Stephen. Could you imagine? It's pretty sweet. It looks like an apple picker, professionally, this farmer's tan that I have going. It totally does. Um, you don't know. It's summer. Summer Karen is in full effect right now. I got Botox today. You did? We're going to go ahead and talk about. Let's get, this is full. Let's just tell all of our secrets.
God, I wish I had like, what is it called? Sacked? Any kind of shame? I love it. Secrets? Well, who cares? At this point, everyone gets it. Oh my God. If I cared that people, like I was trying to hide Botox. That wouldn't be me. It's like lying about your age.
Also, every person that lives in this town would have to be hiding it.
Yeah. And you know what else? Half the other people should get Botox because fuck, it's like the best. It's the best. Wait, let me put my glasses back on. You can't tell. It takes like a week for it to work, but you can see like a little bit of a bruise coming up. Oh, and then what happens? Everything tightens up? Yeah, it doesn't tighten. It just kind of, yeah, it just, the muscles stop working. So there's no wrinkles. Oh, okay. It's great. I love it. I don't care how fucking vapid I sound. It's not vapid. I'm not.
It's not vapid. You're an on-camera personality.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the purpose of this episode?
0:22–4:48
2
What survivor stories are highlighted?
4:48–22:45
3
Who is the Chessboard Killer?
22:45–37:02
4
What are the chilling methods of the Chessboard Killer?
37:02–39:28
5
How does Maria Viracheva survive her encounter?
39:28–41:59
6
What lessons can we learn from these survivor stories?
41:59–50:05
7
What makes this episode unique in the series?
50:05–1:16:33