May 8, 2025
Turning 30, Diddy's Trial Begins and Age Gap Couples
Send us a text Maddy McClain returns from a mini-hiatus to share the latest headlines & personal stories she deems vulnerable. Your usual Easily Entertained pop culture madness, from turning thirty to the start of the highly anticipated Sean "P. Diddy" Combs' federal criminal trial. • Introduction of the "Quietly Losing My Shit" segment where Maddy shares personal moments of vulnerability... among other things that tend to lead to crashing out • Reflections on turning thirty and comparin...
Maddy McClain returns from a mini-hiatus to share the latest headlines & personal stories she deems vulnerable. Your usual Easily Entertained pop culture madness, from turning thirty to the start of the highly anticipated Sean "P. Diddy" Combs' federal criminal trial.
• Introduction of the "Quietly Losing My Shit" segment where Maddy shares personal moments of vulnerability... among other things that tend to lead to crashing out
• Reflections on turning thirty and comparing ourselves to past and future versions
• Lady Gaga's record-breaking Brazil concert that drew 2.5 million fans and the foiled bomb threat
• Bill Belichick's relationship with 24-year-old Jordan Hudson and the internet's reaction
• Detailed breakdown of P. Diddy's federal trial beginning, including the celebrity witness list
• Jury selection stories and creative excuses people are using to avoid serving on the Diddy case
• Updates on podcast schedule shifting to bi-weekly episodes temporarily
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00:00 - Welcome to Easily Entertained
08:40 - Quietly Losing My Shit
19:10 - Turning 30 and Career Reflections
30:30 - Celebrity News: From Gaga to Belichick
37:00 - Bill Belichick's Unusual Relationship
44:50 - Sean Combs Trial Begins
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Hello, homies, and welcome to Easily Entertained with your host, your pop culture sherpa, Maddy McClain, here to guide you through the latest in pop culture, from entertainment news and Hollywood to internet convos, and my latest findings from my doom scrolling adventures that I've been known to dive into here and there, along with a sprinkle of pop psychology, just for good measure, but unlicensed, of course, just unlicensed pop psychology.
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Anyways, we are back from somewhat of a mini hiatus.
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It's been a few weeks and I missed you guys.
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There's been so much going on, not only in the pop culture universe and world at large my favorite phrase to make things sound just a wee bit more intelligent but also in my personal life.
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So today we are talking how I am quietly losing my shit across an array of topics, including Bill Bilicek and his delightfully young girlfriend and the latest ripples and waves that they've made in the media, as well as Lady Gaga's recent concert scare in her record-breaking concert in Brazil.
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We'll get into that in a minute.
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And our biggest topic today, or this week, is Sean P Diddy Combs, because the notorious, the infamous trial that we've been leading into for a while now started this week.
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It began on Cinco de Mayo as well as Met Gala Monday, so the irony has not missed me there and I hope it hasn't missed you either.
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Who knows?
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We're going to talk all about it, so I hope you stick around and enjoy this week's episode.
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Let's get right into it Now.
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We started this new season introducing somewhat of a new topic, or new segment, really, that I like to call Quietly Losing my Shit.
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It's very gracefully named, so we can all hold space a la Ariana Grande and Cynthia from Wicked, and get a little Brene Brown vulnerable together, if you will.
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You can't tell by my immediate use of humor.
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It's like my default setting, really, so it annoys some people.
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So if you don't like that, we probably won't get along.
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All that to say, this is a step nonetheless.
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I'll start off with just like a light seasoning of vulnerability.
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The most recent time that I feel as though I was exposed for the world.
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It was a rainy Wednesday evening and it was about 8pm.
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I have no groceries, nothing in my fridge.
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I mean, if the gun to my head, I'm sure I could have put something together, but I didn't have the brain power for that.
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So I decided to go across the way to God's favorite grocery store.
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That would be H-E-B Howard Edward Butt.
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So I took my little self over to H-E-B and I also didn't have brainpower to think of like something healthy and fun and unique to whip together.
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So I just went to the frozen food aisle, as one does, got myself a Rao's frozen pizza.
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Okay, so it's like not, you know, we're not going to DiGiorno's level, although I love me a good DiGiorno's but we got Rao's so frozen pizza.
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Grab myself a bottle of wine, cause why not?
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It was a long week, okay, and remembered that I needed toilet paper too.
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So might as well grab that.
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Something about that combo toilet paper, frozen pizza and a bottle of wine.
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And I also was raw dogging it Like I didn't have a grocery cart or anything.
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Um, was extremely, extremely humiliating, like it was horrifying already for some reason.
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Like walking into your house or whatever in public.
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Like carrying toilet paper, call me whatever.
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I hate it.
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I feel so uncomfortable, I feel so self-conscious.
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Like walking into your house or whatever in public.
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Like carrying toilet paper, call me whatever.
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I hate it.
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I feel so uncomfortable, I feel so self-conscious.
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But that's on social anxiety Anyways.
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So that was really that.
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Felt vulnerable.
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It felt like a big deal.
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I was trying not to pay to make eye contact with anybody, although I could feel it.
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You know what I mean, I could just sense it and of course I was like, okay, perfect, we'll go to self-checkout then to avoid human interaction as much as possible.
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They need to ID you for that bottle of wine.
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So I had to not only you know, have said human interaction, I had to draw more attention to myself and pressing that little button or please remove your ID, and you have to stand there and, anyways, my fault, my fault, but yeah, kind of felt a little bit like vulnerability exposure therapy, if that's a thing I don't know.
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Um, it's pretty evolved and you may ask yourself, wow, how is Maddie McLean so evolved?
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And I'll tell you why.
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Maybe it's because I've entered my thirties, ladies and gentlemen.
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Yes, and they say my frontal lobe is fully developed, allegedly.
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So that is great and you'd be right for the most part.
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So leads me to say I am, I have to admit I'm quietly I guess not in this case I'm quietly losing my shit over turning 30.
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And I never thought I would be that person.
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I also made it a point to never be that person and I haven't, like, been scared of getting older or hating their birthdays or anything like that.
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And trust me, if you ask anybody who's been around me longer than I don't know a year will tell you that that part I do have down pat.
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I love a good birthday.
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I'm one of those birthday bitches that loves their birthday.
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It's a month Only to those you know really close to me.
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It's a month Kidding Sort of.
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I won't lie to you.
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We're all about honesty here and vulnerability.
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I won't lie to you.
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We're all about honesty here and vulnerability, right, but I have to say it's really a lifestyle.
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Okay, just ask Drake, he knows.
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But I have to say the big 3-0 lore kind of got to me.
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So this time around already, birthdays get you uber reflective and just like thinking about everything in your life.
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For me, like my inner monologue, tends to go quite negative.
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At first we're working on that frontal lobe developing, but yeah, I found myself thinking about that.
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And birthdays, they already tend to force the reflection right.
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But this one, this one feels like a timestamp, like a red flag, like a marker.
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You know a pretty obvious one and you know it had me Carrie Bradshaw, all Carrie Bradshaw-like thinking.
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We always talk about how comparison is the thief of joy, and that's very accurate.
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In fact, that is a large part of most of where the negativity I feel like when it comes to birthdays comes from.
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Is this whole comparing ourselves to others?
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But we always talk about it in terms of comparing ourselves to other people.
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Right, but what about?
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Okay?
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What about when we compare ourselves to ourselves, our past version, our past selves, who we were in the like I don't know?
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For example, you look at a 10th grade picture of yourself and you're like damn, I looked so good.
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What happened?
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That's like a very light, low key version of what I'm talking about, but you get me.
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Or maybe it's the version of ourselves that doesn't really exist yet, but we know we want to be or want to do eventually.
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I find myself doing that these days far more often than comparing myself to other people.
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I still do it.
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I'm not perfect and I'm human, but that can get like very tricky.
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It can be almost just as damaging.
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I feel like if you have a critical inner monologue, like you know myself, I feel like we all do.
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It's all about kind of managing it a little bit.
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You know that was a bit of a past, the blunt past, the thought there but I figured, why not?
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We're easily entertained over here.
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I'm still trying to figure out where to look in the camera, so work with me here.
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So this birthday is we're approaching and my birthday is in April, late April.
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I'm a tourist what up, what up Like myself.
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When I look back on the past few years, I've found myself on somewhat of a roller coaster, taking me in directions that I didn't necessarily want to or plan to go, as life does.
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And there's always that saying, a man or human you make plans and God laughs.
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I used to fully believe that and say that to other people out loud, kind of in a jokey way.
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But the more I think about it, the more I don't like it and disagree with it.
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First of all, I don't think that's God's nature, but it's just the nature of life and I don't think that anybody's, that God's laughing at us.
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I do think if you put too much weight into your plans and hold on to them really tightly and you only want it to go the version you see it going yeah, maybe God will giggle, because that's us just trying to be him a little bit.
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You know what I mean.
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And nobody wants me, nobody wants me to play that role and nobody asked either, fully aware, in particular, if I could take you down briefly in the last, this five-year cycle of the beginning of COVID, let's go 2020, right, I made plans and in that moment of time and I believed that God was laughing at me, because I was fresh out of semi fresh out of college, I'd been working in an ad agency for three years and I was already feeling burnt out.
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So, number one.
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But I immediately jumped into that corporate game and I was so down to will just be competitive.
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We're taught that too.
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It's natural for all of us to then compete and, you know, be the whole first one in, last one out of the office, toxic bullshit.
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That whole thing led to a quick burnout, and so I was planning just a mini few month long sabbatical.
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I yes, I am lucky to be able to do so, but I had made the plans.
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I was going to go to Southeast Asia, yada, yada, and the day came for me to quit my job.
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So I quit my job at the agency and the very next day I shit you not was when COVID shut offices down for the next foreseeable future.
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But at the time, remember, we thought we'll just wait it out.
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It's only a matter of time, yeah, but the beautiful part of that is that it did come all around and I did make my Southeast Asia sabbatical trip, and it always happens in the right timing, you know, it just takes.
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It takes more time to look back and be able to see why maybe not why, but how that thing that didn't go your way led you to the thing that was supposed to go your way.
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You dig.
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Then I moved back home to Austin and then found myself another job and it was perfect on paper and I really did learn a lot.
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I'm so grateful for that job, but I use the same habits and lifestyle that just put me right back down the path to burnout again.
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So we left and we're trying freelancing in this podcast and we're trying something new, and I think I was kind of having my quarter life crisis.
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So if you're in a place in your life where you don't know what's next or you're not sure, but what you are sure of is that it's something different, I'm with you.
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I'm with you and something fun I think I might add on.
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And if you follow me on TikTok, maddie is easily entertained.
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I'll be putting more stuff on there, but I was thinking about sharing some of the things I'm learning from the career coach and it's almost like a life coach therapist.
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I mean, I've gone to therapy for like seven years.
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Believe it or not, it uses all of that.
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So she was recommended by my therapist.
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So you were really getting vulnerable, yeah.
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So I just really wanted to get real with you and let you know that I'm in that place right now where I'm not entirely sure what to do, and right on the heels of a birthday when you're like thinking about oh my God, what did 16 year old me picture as 30 year old version of me?
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And I can tell you it was a little bit different than from what's happening now.
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But that's also the beauty of growing older and maturing is frontal lobe developing and I now have the ability to see that.
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You know, get a little wiser and see that maybe things aren't happening to us, but they're happening for us and whether you believe that because of a higher power or the universe or ourselves or whatever it is, once you shifted to that thinking, it's made shit a whole lot easier for me.
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I spent in between I mean really leading up to launching this podcast.
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I was terrified of putting myself out there and this has always been something I want to do, like I was that kid that had her, I had like a comp.
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Whatever my model shots, I wanted to be an actress.
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Okay, that's where I was getting at.
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And then life kind of just scared me away from putting myself out there, which is not uncommon.
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After coming out of a really painful time of my life, after I moved back like 2022, I fell into a very toxic, emotionally abusive relationship and now I can say and as crazy as this may sound, I am so grateful for that experience and for how I learned so much about myself, and it's all about how you then use that to react and alchemize that kind of thing.
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Anyways, I'm getting way outside of the topic of easily entertained, so we're going to bring it right back.
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But after getting through that really reflective in my thoughts, in my feels, time period leading into turning 30, I had so much fun with a bunch of my girlfriends.
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We went out to Fredericksburg some wineries out there that's in Texas for those that don't know, and so we're not really known for wine or wine making by any means.
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I think they get some imported, but it's still not until you try it.
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I was quite surprised.
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It'd been a long time since I'd gone to these wineries.
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Quite good and it's always refreshing.
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Well, I don't know about refreshing or relaxing, but it's.
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It is refreshing for your soul and a ton of fun to go on a girl's trip.
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Girl's trips are the best and girls are the best.
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Yay, woo, woo, woo, rah, raw, raw, shish goomba, something else that's pop culture.
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Adjacent that's been making me quietly lose my shit lately is one of the latest of Trump's tariffs.
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While this is not at all not at all the most important like probably the least important this is a pop culture podcast after all.
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So he's now coming for our movies.
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Hollywood is in a panic after Trump proposed 100% tariffs on all films US films that are produced outside of the US.
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Now, this is exactly what he said.
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Mr Trump said he had authorized Jameson Greer, the United States trade representative, to begin the process of taxing any and all movies coming into our country that are produced in foreign lands.
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Mr Trump added this is a concerted effort by other nations and therefore a national security threat.
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Okay, the Motion Picture Association, which represents the biggest hollywood studios in washington, declined to comment, as is often the case with mr trump's declarations on social media, it was not entirely clear what he was talking about.
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Did he mean any movie, including independent foreign language films, art house cinemas or movies playing exclusively on streaming services?
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Time will tell.
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This is is from a New York Times article I just read from.
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Now, majority of American films are actually made outside of the US Produced that is.
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So it gets a little bit.
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I guess the way they're slicing and dicing it is a little bit of like word salad Everything outside of the cameras rolling, filming, you know, on location, on set part.
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So like the scripting, casting, you know, things like that pre production that usually, at least for American films, does happen in the States.
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But it's the filming part that most people will choose, or major companies will choose, to film outside of the US for well, one big reason really money.
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But some countries like UK, hungary, australia, new Zealand and Canada and among others, will also offer tax incentives.
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So major incentive to do so.
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And there is this is taking away jobs.
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Obviously, if you're moving something to another country, that's a way generally from American jobs, but it is taking away middle, the middle class portion essentially of those jobs, like camera operators, onset designers, makeup artists.
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They called it middle class in this article.
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I don't really know about that, but basically not the super majorly you know absorbently paid producers, directors or actors.
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Outside of that.
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Their jobs are of course safe, but you know people that aren't getting paid so much.
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Their jobs are in jeopardy.
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But when I looked into the numbers we've lost, we've lost Hollywood's lost around 15,000 jobs like those in the last.
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It said three years, so like 5,000 a year, comparatively not a ton.
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Hollywood's kind of scrambling and freaking out Budgeting is already a crazy thing, because if you are the movies that are only choosing to film in the U S, usually it's a budget thing and then even still filming here and like in places like LA or wherever, it still does cost a lot here.
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We'll see what happens like that and hopefully we're not seeing the white Lotus filmed at like the Lubbock motel five next season.
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So cross your fingers on that one, although there's like a lot bigger fish to fry.
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Um, just saying.
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Next, in our pop culture news nuggets we have sorry, I just got really into it for a moment over this last weekend Lady Gaga broke records for the highest attended concert by a female artist woo woo women by bringing over 2.5 million fans to a free God bless her free concert at Rio's Copacabana Beach, and this was this last Saturday.
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It was the previous record holder was Madonna.
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It was also a free concert, but Lady Gaga called it mayhem on the beach after her latest album and she, I guess, hadn't performed in Brazil for some time now five, somewhere like five to 10 years and she's got a big Brazilian fan base, obviously.
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I for one, by the way, dying to go to Brazil.
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I had the pleasure of working with a bunch of Brazilians, as in my last job the last corporate job, that is and they were the nicest, funniest people.
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I always loved meetings with them, and that's like crazy, who likes meetings?
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Anyways, I'll show you some of the videos of the concert.
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I mean, wow, massive, probably a nightmare if you have a fear of large crowds or like claustrophobia.
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Luckily, everything, everybody was fine, everyone was safe.
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However, it wasn't until the following day, on Sunday morning.
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We learned the next morning from Brazilian police and authorities that they had actually foiled an alleged bomb threat.
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There was a group of people that were planning to set off a bomb at the concert, but the police were able to arrest the suspects and keep things really under wraps because the arrest happened the day before or the day of the concert and they decided not to tell people in order to make sure everyone remained calm and to avoid panic.
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I don't, I don't know.
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I definitely don't have to make those kinds of major decisions like that, but I don't know if I knew about that.
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I feel like I'd want to know about that, because what if they didn't get everybody, but they did?
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They did Hallelujah and I'm like mean that.
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Unfortunately, this is something that us in the United States are not foreign to and, unfortunately, same for around the world in terms of concerts.
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For example, just last year, taylor Swift, a similar thing happened to her concert in Vienna.
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That was foiled, but they canceled the concert and that didn't move forward.
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Different circumstances, different situation.
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I suppose At the show they had like over 5000 military and police officer presence at the Brazilian show for Lady Gaga.
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So keeping everybody safe and thank God.
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Really scary and allegedly it was a group of people motivated by hate speech and anti LGBTQ, homophobic beliefs, whatever you want to call them, and luckily everyone was safe and Gaga made a statement that she's very glad and she learned too that the following day about the plot.
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So it's kind of crazy and also, in terms of another concert, almost like mishap.
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I saw some videos on TikTok and Beyonce nearly missed getting literally like bitch slapped by these robotic arms that are part of her show.
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If you look it up it's for the song Ego, I think it is.
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I guess in this particular venue the stage managers or whatever didn't mark her place and luckily she has muscle memory so knew exactly where to stand.
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But where she's standing, cause like these robotic arms of three different robots that were moving around her and like close to her face.
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Um, it's like in this drag portion where it's basically like picture frames surrounding her face moving around, scary, scary and you can actually see the fear in her face.
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And for a performer like Beyonce has done that every day, every day, and can put on like a fake face that you could like see the fear, that was pretty scary.
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You should totally look it up.
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Like nothing obviously happens, but you can kind of tell she's like looking around her frantically.
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Anyways, if I can figure out how to put it on this video, by the time this podcast is out you'll see it on the video.
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All right, now let's talk about one of the strangest celebrity adjacent pairings I've seen in some time.
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Um, that's really dominating the gossip circle right now and that is Bill Belichick.
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Yes, that, bill Belichick.
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And if you're lost again, not a sports podcast, pop culture podcast, but stick with me here.
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Bill Bilicek, if you don't follow sports, has a new girlfriend, by the way, and her name is Jordan Hudson.
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Bill Bilicek is the former coach, head coach of the New England Patriots, best known for his hoodies, his complete lack of facial expressions and, as well as coaching, the one, the only I don't know like.
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Is he like a dinosaur?
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He's like not real Tom Brady.
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That's who to six Super Bowl wins.
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He's basically the NFL's answer to a grumpy grandpa, who also happens to be a football genius.
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He's also 72 years old.
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He is newly single after somewhat of a long-term relationship that ended, I guess, in 2023.
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Enter 24-year-old pageant girl who reads Jordan Hudson.
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So apparently the story goes these two met on a flight back in 2021 and bonded over Jordan Hudson's book that she was reading, a philosophy book, as One Does midair, and he signed her book for her, and they kept in touch via email for a few years and eventually turned into a full-on relationship and potentially also like a workplace relationship as well.
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So Jordan Hudson is now reportedly his new girlfriend.
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She's now posting photos on Instagram, particularly the Halloween costume outfit with 72 year old Bill Belichick as like, like fishermen catching a mermaid fish, which is his girlfriend.
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Yeah, he's doing things, I'll tell you what.
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And now she may be also as unofficial publicist, because when you think who will lead the strategic PR for an NFL team, you think a recently graduated I guess not that recently, but semi some 30, a 24 year old who has most experience in the pageant world.
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I'm sure she's smart and that's great, but it seems like a strange fit for, you know, an ex for a major NFL Titan coach like Bill Belichick.
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Now they started popping up in the scene because of the super awkward, cringy CBS Sunday morning interview that started making the rounds.
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So they were going on.
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They Bill was being interviewed by a CBS morning host, mostly just promote his book, and he's a very private person for the most part, so it's not rare that he doesn't want to share all these details.
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But it's like CBS morning news, which is basically like a layup to a.
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Really, you know, it's a puff piece, they're going to be sweet to you.
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So they asked him.
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You know, here's Jordan Hudson here with you at this interview.
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