Love you girls. ❤ You’re basically my family. Lol. Don’t know where I’d be without this podcast. Thank you for this community and thank you for all that you do for so many important conversations and stories.
So I got a new phone with AI assist. I told AI my interests and asked what podcast I should listen to. It suggested this one and it wasn't wrong. I've laughed, I've cried, I've been educated and enlightened. Great job! 👏👏👏
2 things: 1. Karen you look amazing 2. Georgia you look amazing C. I hope Joy Reid see this! Her book on Medgars murder is brilliant! Goodness I love women!
I spit-laughed on my iPad when Georgia said “except that can of peaches that exploded in our laundry room!” 😂 I don’t know if I am ready for watching the podcast yet 🤪
I worked as a CNA in a Denver hospital in the early nineties. I remember clearly the one AIDS patient I encountered did have a hazard sign. I was 19 and freaked out by my superiors. How horrible for that person.
22:06 the woman in the Poll taxing video- the receipt was from 1960. The only way some black people could vote was by paying this tax. The tax was eliminated with Voting Rights Act in 1965.
WHERE WAS THE MURDER? This was My Favorite story. All well and good but maybe they are told on a different podcast. You guys are getting soooo loose with your murders now.
but Georgia's was a murder? It just so happened to be of an important civil rights activist so she leaned more into the telling of that part of his life. I love that they're adding in the unsung hero stories of people that we should know more about
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“The funniest person in our staff meetings” is SUCH a compliment from Karen
Words can’t explain the profound and important work your podcast does in telling these stories.
Love you girls. ❤ You’re basically my family. Lol. Don’t know where I’d be without this podcast. Thank you for this community and thank you for all that you do for so many important conversations and stories.
So I got a new phone with AI assist. I told AI my interests and asked what podcast I should listen to. It suggested this one and it wasn't wrong. I've laughed, I've cried, I've been educated and enlightened. Great job! 👏👏👏
I listened to this episode while driving and now I'm watching the video version ❤
2 things:
1. Karen you look amazing
2. Georgia you look amazing
C. I hope Joy Reid see this! Her book on Medgars murder is brilliant! Goodness I love women!
I’m soooo happy to finally have video too. I listen to the pod then I watch the video when it comes out 🤣 THANK YOU beautiful ladies 💗💗💗💗
Karen looks AMAZING! Get it girl!
I am disabled and in a wheelchair but I’ve been listening since 2019 before I became disabled
I spit-laughed on my iPad when Georgia said “except that can of peaches that exploded in our laundry room!” 😂 I don’t know if I am ready for watching the podcast yet 🤪
Love you ladies so much. My partner and I were subbing at this in the Taco Bell drive thru. Thank you for telling these stories!
This may be the most important episode you've ever done. It's important to never forget the past and learn from it.
SAAAAAME re: nap anxiety 😂😂😂
I worked as a CNA in a Denver hospital in the early nineties. I remember clearly the one AIDS patient I encountered did have a hazard sign. I was 19 and freaked out by my superiors. How horrible for that person.
22:06 the woman in the Poll taxing video- the receipt was from 1960. The only way some black people could vote was by paying this tax. The tax was eliminated with Voting Rights Act in 1965.
Hell yea
Georgia I love you.. but that shirt is hideous 😂
Why is this even necessary to say to anyone? It’s giving fabulous 80s outfit worn by Blanche Devereaux 💁🏽♀️
@ just to get your marshmallows roasting I guess! 😊
WHERE WAS THE MURDER? This was My Favorite story. All well and good but maybe they are told on a different podcast. You guys are getting soooo loose with your murders now.
but Georgia's was a murder? It just so happened to be of an important civil rights activist so she leaned more into the telling of that part of his life. I love that they're adding in the unsung hero stories of people that we should know more about