Rosie O'Donnell: Re-Famous
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So maybe you've heard, I got hitched this summer. Thortis and I are so excited for our honeymoon. In fact, we're scoping out amazing places right now on Airbnb. We're doing Edinburgh! We are planning to wander the cobblestone streets of Old Town, walk the royal mile up to Edinburgh Castle, and hike up Arthur's seat for that incredible view over the city. Staying in a home booked on Airbnb. Means that I'll get to experience the local gems of the neighborhood. And we also love staying somewhere that actually feels like home. A place to come back to at the end of the day, kick off our shoes, make a cup of tea, and figure out what adventure we're going to go on next. Knowing we'll be on the road yet again, it's another opportunity to list our home on Airbnb and give someone else a chance to follow.
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You're so dressed up. I'm not dressed up. Uh this is c Canadian plaid, Rosie.
You
like with a
face of makeup, honey. Like you've been you've been at something, some a big event or something.
I have not been at a big event. Uh you are the big goddamn event. You're my event. I never get out. Look behind me. I'm in the damn trees. I don't go anywhere. All right. Except for Iceland. I go to Iceland.
And the
northern
lights.
The northern lights. And we zoom back and forth and people are like, where are you going to live? What's happening? And I'm like, we're living we are We are members of planet Earth, so we're just truly forth.
You're doing it. Just because you're uh married doesn't mean you have to reside in the same exact place. People do it all the time. It's so different. And I think that's the key to success. I do too, 'cause sometimes it gets hard when someone is there all the time and you're like, I'd really like to be alone and work on my music or something. You know
The funny thing is is that we both travel so much and we knew this when we met. We met at an event, an international event in Iceland. It was a writer's retreat. So I knew from the get go that she was doing interesting things. She's in Poland right now. Speaking to like six thousand people at this big economic, AI, gender based violence forum, and I'm so proud of her. I'm like, Are you like nervous? She's like, No, this is my field of expertise. And she's like, It's all the manosphere. She said, I was at two panels yesterday, all comprised of a bunch of white guys. Uh
it's
not
a comforting feeling, I bet.
She said it's just disappointing. So she's bringing the queer feminism kick ass energy and she's all dressed in red today, so I'm sure she's cutting quite a swath. Through the sea of suits. Mm-hmm. Anyway, Rosie O'Donnell. This year I would be remiss not to give you, you know, some kind of an intro, although that is just so Unnecessary Rosie O'Donnell.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–8:45
2
How does Rosie describe her return to television and guest‑hosting Jimmy Kimmel Live?
8:45–20:10
3
What does Rosie say about aging, privilege, and the clarity it brings to her life choices?
20:10–30:03
4
How does Rosie explain the importance of authenticity, empathy, and genuine connection in today’s media?
30:03–39:50
5
Why does Rosie feel a moral obligation to amplify the voices of Epstein survivors and other victims?
39:50–49:43
6
What insights does Rosie share about feminism, choice, and supporting other women in entertainment?
49:43–59:04
7
How does Rosie view the current media landscape shaped by misinformation, algorithms, and political division?
59:04–59:55