Intro: Minutes 0 to 3:45
We’re back after I had an acoustic crisis after cleaning out my office. I’ve installed sound panels and moved couch cushions, which seem to have fixed the problem more than all the acoustic muffling supplies I bought off Amazon! This is our promised Halloween episode, which is somewhat of a follow-up to our ghost story episode, #16. You can listen below!
Lori Loughlin: Minutes 3:45 to 8:00
Lori Loughlin and her husband, Mossimo Giannulli, are facing up to 50 years in prison following a third indictment “to commit federal bribery” by trying to bribe USC officials. We both agree that Lori is a terrible person who has been playing the victim, which likely affected her case. I mention a recent commenter smearing Sofia Vergara who just happened to be commenting from California. We feel sorry for Sofia for having to go through that lawsuit with her crazy ex, but she’s living her best life with Joe Manganiello.
Royals: Minutes 8:00 to 23:45
Duchess Kate and Prince William had a successful royal tour of Pakistan, which was due to Kate’s newfound confidence. She can be awkward during appearances, and this is a positive change for her. Meghan is a good role model as well as being a good scapegoat for the media. Prince William looked miserable during that trip, but that’s typical of him. The new documentary Harry and Meghan: An African Journey aired on ITV and ABC in the US. You can see what a team The Sussexes are and how well suited they are for each other. They’re both very hard workers who are dedicated to their causes and want to make a difference. Harry worked on his mental health before he met Meghan and she has also made him a better person. He’s self aware and vulnerable but that in no way makes him “fragile.” William’s sourced statements to the press about the Sussexes are gaslighting. Meghan is a positive person but she can have blinders on and refuse to see the downside. They’re fighting back now and it’s impressive how well they’re managing that.
Chandra’s ghost stories: Minutes 23:45 to 30
Chandra retells her most chilling ghost story, which happened a year to the day and hour(!) that her father passed away. Her mother has a similar story with a scarier twist. Chandra also had a very scary experience at college.
Hecate’s Halloween doll collection: Minutes 30 to 46
Hecate and I talk about her awesome Halloween doll displays, which are centered around her maybe-haunted childhood doll, Jessica Gwendoline, who wreaks havoc when she is not the center of attention. I’ve included photos of the dolls below and you can see more on her Instagram! Here’s a link to the photo that Hecate mentions where Jessica Gwendoline’s eyes appeared painted where they weren’t before. This is how they looked before. We also talk about the power of belief, whether haunted objects exist and whether it matters.
User Feedback: Minutes 46 to 48
Thanks to Myrtle and Becks1 for your feedback. I also wanted to thank everyone who gave me skydiving encouragement, including ChicagoAudrey, Hollah and Manda. I will definitely do that I just have to wait until it gets warm again. Chandra doesn’t think I should reschedule that.
Comments of the Week: Minutes 48 to 51:30
My comment of the week is by Meghan on the post about Jana Kramer defending her husband for receiving and deleting nude photos of “bots.” Chandra’s comment of the week is from Market Street Minifig on the post about Miley Cyrus being homophobic.
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Here’s Jessica Gwendoline, the trouble maker.
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I’m excited to listen this morning during my walk!
Those dolls are everything! My favorite tableau is that one with the mice (or rats) eating their way out of the pumpkin & seem to have eaten off the foot of that doll–or at least munched on her a bit. Creepy!
I sort of recommended Jenny Slate’s new Netflix special to understand her vibe, but after listening to the podcast I don’t think Kaiser should watch it! Jenny grew up in a haunted house and during part of the special they showed her childhood home which was eerie. 🎃
The scariest I’ll go is Disney’s Watcher in the Woods with Bette Davis. My sister and I still think it’s totally creepy. Our husbands, however, were not impressed.
How do you sleep in your house with those things???? So creepy
I’m listening to the podcast right now and Oh Sh*t!
Diva is straight rolling her eyes in the 2nd b&w pic! lmao
You guys are the best part about Monday, Im in Cape Town so I have to wait until lunch time, what a treat.
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