120 - Live at the Orpheum in Los Angeles
- May 10, 2018
- 1:32:40
- Full Episode
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Karen and Georgia cover LA crime journalist Agness Underwood and the Los Feliz Murder Mansion.
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Brief Summary
Karen and Georgia discuss the Perelson family murder-suicide and share humorous anecdotes from their live show.
Key points
- The Disappearing Rug. A humorous moment about a disappearing rug and the nerves of performing in LA.
- Therapist Rejection. A poignant moment about rejection from a therapist, highlighting personal pain.
- Aggie's Early Life. Aggie Underwood's childhood was marked by tragedy and hardship, leading her to become fiercely independent.
- Becoming a Reporter. Aggie's determination and cleverness eventually land her a job as a reporter in a bustling newsroom.
- The Earthquake Coverage. Aggie reports on a major earthquake, showcasing her fearless nature and commitment to her work.
- The Black Dahlia Mystery. Aggie claims the name 'The Black Dahlia' was her idea, raising questions about her involvement.
Episode highlights
- The Disappearing RugA humorous moment about a disappearing rug and the nerves of performing in LA.“It's totally fine.”2:18May 10, 2018
- Therapist RejectionA poignant moment about rejection from a therapist, highlighting personal pain.“I don't care if you're kind of a fucking joke.”13:46May 10, 2018
- Aggie's Early LifeAggie Underwood's childhood was marked by tragedy and hardship, leading her to become fiercely independent.“What a dick.”29:53May 10, 2018
- Becoming a ReporterAggie's determination and cleverness eventually land her a job as a reporter in a bustling newsroom.“I wanted to be a reporter.”37:04May 10, 2018
- The Earthquake CoverageAggie reports on a major earthquake, showcasing her fearless nature and commitment to her work.“She got sent to report on it, and she brought her son and husband.”37:52May 10, 2018
- The Black Dahlia MysteryAggie claims the name 'The Black Dahlia' was her idea, raising questions about her involvement.“What if she did it?”50:51May 10, 2018
- Retirement ReflectionsAt her retirement, Aggie reflected on her time at Hearst, feeling unappreciated despite her success.“I can't recall one Hearst executive ever saying nice work over a story I'd covered.”55:17May 10, 2018
- The Night of HorrorOn December 6th, 1959, Harold Perilson committed a horrific act against his family.“He goes to his wife's room and hits her while she's sleeping.”1:11:04May 10, 2018
Tension
60/ 100Some tension
