Digest

The podcast hosts, Lisa Tranger and Kara Clank, introduce their SVU podcast, "That's Messed Up," and encourage listeners to jump in at any point. The episode features listener emails about various experiences, including a teenage cashier who helped a listener when she accidentally locked her kids in her van, a grandma who inspired her granddaughter's love for Law and Order SVU, and a brother and his friend who joined a Memorial Day parade with a vintage trailer. The episode also includes a sponsor segment for Article furniture, highlighting their new living room collections and offering listeners a $50 discount. The episode concludes with more listener stories, including one about a daughter who had a strong sense of intuition and could tell who was a good or bad person, and another about an OG listener whose mother accidentally heard the podcast through her Bluetooth hearing aids.

Outlines

00:00:00

Listener Stories: From Cashiers to Parades

This episode features listener stories about a teenage cashier who saved the day, a grandma who inspired her granddaughter's love for true crime, and a brother and his friend who joined a parade with a vintage trailer.

00:20:47

Sponsor: Article Furniture

The hosts discuss the importance of comfortable seating and promote Article furniture, highlighting their new living room collections, fabric options, and affordable prices. They offer listeners a $50 discount on their first purchase.

00:22:16

Listener Stories: Intuition and Accidental Discoveries

The episode concludes with more listener stories, including one about a daughter who had a strong sense of intuition and could tell who was a good or bad person, and another about an OG listener whose mother accidentally heard the podcast through her Bluetooth hearing aids.

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Q&A

• What is the main focus of the "That's Messed Up" podcast?

  The podcast focuses on the popular television show "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," discussing the true crime cases that inspired the episodes and interviewing actors from the show.

• What is a "murderino"?

  A "murderino" is a fan of true crime podcasts, particularly those who enjoy My Favorite Murder.

• What is the "Fresh Air Brigade"?

  The "Fresh Air Brigade" is a humorous term used to describe a group of people who enjoy fresh air and outdoor activities, often associated with the listener's brother and his friend who joined a parade with a vintage trailer.

• How did the listener's mother accidentally hear the podcast?

  The listener's mother, who doesn't like talk radio, accidentally heard the podcast through her Bluetooth hearing aids, which were connected to the listener's phone.

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