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And apparently the designs are taking from the garden and nature and oh it's just a beautiful full circle thing and I can't believe it's happening, but gardening is now fashioned, darling. So I'm into it.
Hello and welcome to today's episode of The Moment, the podcast where I dissect the moment. Or moments a lot of moments actually that everyone's talking about. And today, whole bunch of stuff. Is AI gonna take over and kill us all? I'll be dealing with that very shortly. I don't know if dealing with it is Even a useful term in this department, but I'll be dissecting it at least. And a whole bunch of other stuff, including a brand new documentary that'll be coming out. very soon that everyone's talking about that involves Elizabeth Holmes, who was the woman behind Theranos, who was convicted of fraud for raising hundreds of millions of dollars by misleading investors about the technology behind her healthcare startup.
Okay. And she's in prison now for fraud. And this documentary was recorded before then. But to add even more spice to the already spicy sauce that is her. It's a doco that's been made by comedian Nathan Fielder, who did that bizarre show that was like a really complex social experiment called the rehearsal. Okay. So those two people
are working together on this documentary and uh It looks really strange but excellent. That's all I can say about it at this point.
Oh, and I've got some fashion news for you. Guess what's hot right
now? I bet you can't. That's correct. Gardening. is not just in fashion because it's good for
us and people really enjoy doing it. It's actually become fashion. So there you go. lots to dissect. But before we go, holding up my book, if you're watching the video, this is Middle Rage, my latest book. And I just wanna say thank you to everybody who's bought a copy. It came out in paperback form last week. And I've gotta say the anxiety levels have dropped somewhat, which is good, 'cause they were pretty darn high there for a bit. staggered release dates, but it's out now. The book tour's going really well. Last week I did two launches, one in Bondi, and I saw my beautiful production team there for the moment. Rosh and Grant. It was so nice to see their faces 'cause we do all this down the line mostly.
And that one was with Yumi Steins and it was incredible. And then I did another launch in Avalon, a place I've never been. Whenever I hear the name of the place I think of
Avalon,
the song. And I'm sure everyone who lives in Avalon does too, Brian Ferry singing quite saucily.
Avalon. Now the party's over.
Anyway, it was glorious. First and foremost, when we arrived at the at the venue, or at least what I thought was the venue It was wrong, but a wonderful woman, Claire, I think I recall her name was. She's a friend of a friend and she was at the front desk of the wrong venue and said, Ah, don't worry about it, I'll give you a lift to the proper one. So thank you. It says a lot about the kind of community there. Very generous. I had an amazing conversation. With the brilliant Justine Cullen, who's written books herself, former editor of of many magazines, including L magazine and also In Style magazine. She's amazing. And we had a fabulous chat and and she brought something up because we know what middle rage is about now.
It's about all the rage we're all feeling in perimenopause and menopause and how to channel it because it is justified and I go into I go into great length as to why rage is a perfectly rational response to Some of the things that have been happening to us for well, since the beginning of time actually. But we were having a discussion and she brought up the idea that I don't think is unfamiliar to most of us, okay? And this idea was that she's planned with her girlfriends the commune that she's gonna live in when she gets older because She, like many, are watching how our parents are aging and for some it's it's difficult given the nature of the way that we live in this nuclear family. So We're sort of thinking about other options which include communal living with our girlfriends for a good time.
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