1425: Terrible, Horrible People

[starscream]

Originally Posted by StereoKill

I had to skip the end. I'm one of the guys who just crawls out of their skin at the sound of that fake crying. It's so weird that I (and I'm assuming others), can listen to uncomfortable things like Keith calling out Max and Mika, or Pat Dixon making fun of terrible crimes on 'The New York Crime Report' without a problem, but when it comes to a woman crying, I have to shut it off.

I'm the same, though I never turn anything off. I would rather torture myself, I guess. That was difficult.

[thelastknowngod]

can we have the girl who wrote the email about giving up design to be a comedy writer as a future guest?

she sounds awesome.

[skizzbot]

I had a really hard time listening to Marty. The whole time I was just shaking my head and thinking, "what the fuuuuck?" That guy had no idea what show he was on. While it was hard to listen to that episode, it was COMPLETELY worth it for this one. I fucking LOVE when Keith and Chemda call guests out on their shit. This show made my day.

[CarolinaLiz]

Originally Posted by thelastknowngod

can we have the girl who wrote the email about giving up design to be a comedy writer as a future guest?

she sounds awesome.

The girl who wrote the email is Meghan Rowland of 2birds1blog and she is awesomely awesome. I about shit my pants when I heard Friday's episode b/c I've been reading her blog for about a year and a half and didn't know she was a dedicated listener. I only knew that in some episodes in December she bought a few ads for her blog.

She's 26 and lives in DC and has a very similar shoot-from-the-hip style as KATG. She doesn't sugar coat a thing and if you like Keith and Chemda's brand of humor, you'll like her I think. My favorite post is when she realized narwhals are real: 2birds1blog: WHAT THE FUCKITY FUCK FUCK?!?!?!?!

I actually just wrote her an email telling her that I heard her letter on KATG and how excited I was about it.

Anyway, I'd love to see Meg (and her co-blogger Chris) on the show. They're writers too, so I don't know if it always translates to radio (see: Marty Beckerman), but I think they'd be great anyway.

I should be getting paid to plug all this, but I genuinely love her and her writing and can't wait for her upcoming books.

Peace, love, KATG.