Episode Transcript
[00:00:01] So yeah, when I have a thought I gotta let it out It's a bright spot that I can't even doubt my opinions, my point of view Even if things are a little tripped and sweet so, yeah Even if you disagree so, yeah Even if I'm not in your pedagree so, yeah Especially if you agree so, yeah.
[00:00:39] Good afternoon, good evening, wherever you are, whenever you're listening to it. Welcome to the so yeah podcast. All right, let's just hop skis, jump skis, right into this.
[00:00:52] I am a woman who loves watching sports. I really feel like, in general, I'm every woman. I'm interested in super many different things, and sports is one of those things that I am interested in. My sport of choice is football. And I know with women that gets a bad rep. And I'm not here to, like, shame a woman for hating sports at all. That is not what I'm. My intention is to do. I feel like the perfect way to segue. Come on, bars. The perfect way to segue into watching sports is to be interested in the men that are playing sports. Yes. Do I believe in watching women's sports? Yes.
[00:01:30] But as a way for me to watch men play sports, I need to one look at their butts. Them juicy cinnamon buns. Oh, my God. And I would say the best spots in the sports game are the baseball booties. Okay? I don't necessarily love watching baseball. I'm not going to watch it on tv. But what I will watch are those assets.
[00:01:54] I love them asses, okay? Juicy booty bon. One that I could just like, bounce my head right off of because I really believe that, like, male butts are incredibly underappreciated. They have just as many, like, flat asses as, like, women do. And they don't get the credibility that they deserve when they have juicy booties. And I'm here to bring justice to the butzes, okay? And that is what I am bringing to the table. So that's how one I got introduced into. Into sports in general. And then when you be looking. When you be looking at the lineup and you're like, oh, who's that? Who's that in the back?
[00:02:33] I literally will go and Google and be like, name girlfriend, wife. And if it's baseball, they're usually married.
[00:02:42] A bummer, okay? A bummer for the summer. And I'm not really usually like, I. I don't really love watching basketball, but over the past, like, this past season, my roommate Kylie is like, really basketball?
[00:02:57] And I. I just started watching it more, which I'M like, cute. It's cute. But still, football is like my lane. I like watching hockey and I love watching them beat the out of each other. I'm like, yeah, go be a man. Go hit something.
[00:03:12] So I think that the girlies need to watch sports more. And if you need a girly to watch sports with, I'm your girl, right for you. I don't know what the that song is, but I made it up for the butts.
[00:03:29] I really think I'm in the booth with this microphone. So throughout this podcast, if I start like singing too much, it's because I really think I'm in the booth.
[00:03:43] So, yeah, I guess because we're already like low key talking about men because of sports.
[00:03:51] I would like to bring up a. A huge problem that I have. And this is, this is me and my personal experience and people and of things.
[00:04:01] I personally believe the most terrifying group of individuals most terrifying group of individuals is a group of teenage boys, babe. When I see a group of of teenage boys in the wild, like, my teenage self clams up and I am so terrified to walk past a group of teenage boys. I am 30 years old. I should not be scared to walk past a group of boys. And yet I am. I am terrified. Doesn't matter what ethnicity they are. Usually it's the scariest of the white boys. Sorry, the scariest of the white boys. A group of white teenage boys sends shivers down me spine. Shiver me timbers. For real skis. I am so scared of them. And I.
[00:04:55] It doesn't. I'm not scared of any group of people other than teenage boys. I mean, sometimes teenage girls are a little frightening just because they're so catty. But, like, I see them for who they are. I know catty. And you know, I could double down on a caddy. Okay, so they don't scare me as much as catty boys. Okay. Because my childhood bullies were like the, the popular boys. And like, so when I see a group of teenage boys, I literally, I'm like, I lock up and I turn into stone. Like I'm a Greek statue, cannot be bothered, or I just like literally skitter. I skedaddle right past those boys and then I hold my breath the whole time because I'm terrified.
[00:05:38] Terrified of these men.
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[00:07:12] So, yeah, all right. This part of the Sew yeah. Podcast is called Currently and it's everything that I, Caroline M. Diamond, is currently reading, watching and listening to.
[00:07:26] Okay.
[00:07:27] Okay. So I know in the last episode I said that I was in a reading slump and I, like, was starting to read something, but it just, it. It's taken me a long time to get into it and I think I'm finally into the book. It's a long book, babe. It's long.
[00:07:45] It's long. 550 pages long.
[00:07:50] But it came in high regards and it's called Demon Copperhead.
[00:07:56] And it's, it's like a multi layered type of book situation where the lead is he goes by Demon, but his name is Damon. And he's like a kid that's growing up in like Virginia, I think West Virginia somewhere not in the best part of town. He's like kind of like trailer trash and that kind of, you know, sense like a lot of like addiction and then he goes through like the foster care system and it's a lot of like that type of thing. It's a really heavy and deep type of book.
[00:08:31] So I really know that after this book, like I either need to read a thriller or a love book because I will lose my mind.
[00:08:40] But I'm going to finish it.
[00:08:42] I'm going to finish it. So I'm about like 200 pages into it and again, it's like, it's taken me a while to like, really got into the fleur of Iter.
[00:08:54] So it's really good. It's really hemi. It's really hardy.
[00:08:59] It's really sad.
[00:09:02] It's like, do I like it?
[00:09:05] Yes.
[00:09:06] Do I love it?
[00:09:08] No.
[00:09:10] But I guess, like, not all books are like, you know, need to be like, lovey dovey and like amazing and all that kind of stuff. But that's what I do personally like to read. So we'll see how it goes and see how it ends. So demon Copperhead. That is what I'm currently reading.
[00:09:27] Should I get do. Should I do it like a mini theme song for currently?
[00:09:31] Because I. I think that this is such a side topic, but whatevs.
[00:09:36] Everybody who talks to me about the podcast says they love the theme song so much. I love it too. So I'm glad that you also love it. So do we want a little, like, snippet for, like, currently?
[00:09:45] I need to go into the lab for that. Excuse me. I need to go into the stew. I need to cook up something in the stew.
[00:09:54] If you've been listening to the podcast, you know that I am manifesting, and I'm really good at manifesting. We know that from having our first ad placement.
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[00:10:18] But I'm really good at manifesting. And what I've been manifesting is that I want to dance in a movie musical with residuals. Because I don't know if you know this. Most people don't because they're not in the industry. But if you do not do. If you do a movie in the United States as a dancer, you will get residuals if you film that movie anywhere else. Wicked.
[00:10:41] Those dancers do not get residuals.
[00:10:45] That billion dollar movie. One movie. Billion, one movie, no residuals.
[00:10:55] So I've been manifesting doing a movie musical. And in. In light of that, I've been watching a lot of movie musicals to like, gear myself up for it. And I.
[00:11:07] You. If again, if you've listened to the podcast, which you should with the helly.
[00:11:13] If you've been listening to the podcast, I literally, my first episode, I talked about Gene Kelly and Singing in the Rain, and I'm still thinking about Gene Kelly and Singing the Rain. So I'm kind of like on my Gene Kelly tip right now because I don't know, he is really just doing so I don't have a crush right now. So I'm like, I don't know if this, like, falls in the parameters, but, like, Gene Kelly is my crush right now. Work old Hollywood man.
[00:11:37] So he's my crush right now. And I've been dying to watch An American in Paris and it's like, been on nothing and I. Another side note, I am a Stan and yes, S T A N Stan for Tubi. Okay? And I don't hear anybody talk about tubi. Tubi. No, to be is so good. First of all, it's free.
[00:12:01] How often do we get a free streaming service these days?
[00:12:05] Like Neba?
[00:12:07] And they have a lot of good old musicals on there and, like, a lot of, like, different types of movies where you're like, oh, those two people made a movie together. Never heard of it, never saw of it, straight to DVD movies. Those are there. Okay, so you can find the in the cut. Divas. All right, so I opened To Be Licious the other day and it was like on the homepage. So I was like, oh, my God, I have to watch An American in Paris. So American in Paris came out the year before Singing in the Rain did. So Gene Kelly didn't direct An American in Paris like he did for Singing the Rain. I think it's Vincent Minnelli, AKA Liza Minnelli's father, AKA Judy Garland's husband, one of them.
[00:12:48] And it's so beautiful. Like, it was nominated for, like, I think six Academy. It won six Academy Awards. And it should because it's so beautiful. Like, again, there's a dream sequence at the end. It's like 17 minutes again, gonna live rent free in Mikabeta for so long. And then there's like this vignette thing in the beginning, which it's. It's. It's so beautiful.
[00:13:16] Oh, it's so gorgeous. Is it as good as Singing in the Rain? No, but that's okay because An American in Paris walked so Singing in the Rain could run. Okay, this is my campaign, like 75 years later that Singing in the Rain does not get the love it deserves. And I'm here to bring it back. Bring what back? Singing the Rain back. Do we need a reboot? No, but we need to put respect on singing Lorraine's name. Okay, let me shut the up about this now. But yeah, I saw An American in Paris. It was really good.
[00:13:46] And what I always. Every time I watch an old movie, I'm like, oh, let's see how many racist moments there is about to be, girl.
[00:13:56] None.
[00:13:57] Okay. I mean, only white people, but no menstrual dancing, which is good. We love to See that. So if that's another reason for you to watch An American in Paris, go do it. Says and for what I'm currently listening to, they are my favorite band. Okay? I have two favorite bands, okay?
[00:14:18] This current. This favorite band, Heim. I love Heim. I've been a die hard heim fan since 2012 when their EP came out. That my roommate Madison at the time. Hey, Madison, we're still friends. What's up, diva?
[00:14:32] I think believe that she introduced me to Heim and they had an EP at the time. And that. That freshman year of college, at the end of it, we went to this music festival called Governor's Ball, and we saw him Sunday, which anybody knows, at a music festival on Sunday. Everybody's, like, really ranking cranky and, like, not ready to, like, really hit it.
[00:14:53] And they were like, at, like, 3:00pm so we went at 3:00pm we were front row. There was nobody there. And I've been a stand basically since that time. And I've. I love their first album. I love their second album. Their third album is not my favorite, but it's still good. And they just came out with their fourth album, I quit. And I love them. This album is so good. It's a perfect summer album. I know. Everybody's like, what's the song of the summer? What's the album of the summer? I really like. I'm still listening to Addison. What's up? Okay, But Haim is so good. I love. I just love these girls. And it's crazy because they're, like, popular, but, like, not super popular. And I've been seeing a lot of, like, tomfoolery and shame about Haim on the Internet recently because, you know, they. They performed at, like, BBC's, like, radio festival or whatever, and, like, they didn't, like, necessarily, like, sound so good. And you know what? Not everybody sounds amazing all the time. Okay, Whatever. Okay. What the ever girl.
[00:15:57] But I don't care.
[00:16:00] I don't care.
[00:16:03] And they, like, talk. They talk about Estee. She's the basis sister who, like, makes all the weird faces. If you know anything about music, you know, basis make the craziest faces. Okay, so leave her alone. Leave my sisters alone. It's crazy because, like, my two favorite bands, Heim and then also the Jonas Brothers, are, like, siblings. So it's like, like a three, A trio of siblings. So I don't know if I, like, had, like, a king for siblings. Not, like king.
[00:16:31] That's a little weird.
[00:16:33] But, like, I have, like, a thing for, like, trio sibling groups. Heim and Jonas Brothers.
[00:16:40] I will need to do a whole episode on the Jonas Brothers. So I don't I. Shut your mouth on the Jonas Brothers if you have any to say.
[00:16:50] Sierra laboka.
[00:16:53] Well, that's all for this episode of the Sew yeah Podcast.
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