I feel as if I've died and went to heaven.
If only if it were that simple.
Ghosts · Season 2
I feel as if I've died and went to heaven.
If only if it were that simple.
A podcast is like a... like a TV show but without the pictures.
Baby, that's called radio. What you're describing is radio.
The guy's kind of a stalker.
Sam, someone who stalks a dead person is called a historian.
What happened with the washing machine?
No one knows, Peter, it's simply one of the magical mysteries of the universe.
I knew Clara dabbled in bootlegging, mostly 'cause I dabbled in bootlegging.
Damn, check out the hottie.
Yeah, she is delecta---oh wait! I don't have to pretend anymore! That's nice.
Yeah, okay, so he's a bit hippie-dippie, I'll give you that, but you don't know him yet.
Huh. Nobody ever talks about a cult being in the wrong.
I feel like people do.
Just talk to them. As a delegate to the Second Continental Congress, I took part in difficult negotiations. But through dialogue, we found interests that aligned.
If a bunch of white, male landowners can find common ground, then anything is possible.
Have you ever thought about what living forever would actually mean?
She says hi.
[answering phone] Woodstone B&B, are you canceling for the reason I think you are?
You know, I don't think it was just about the markings that I made on the tree. It's that everything's gone. My people were pushed out. I watched all of it happen. And that tree was the last thing left from when I was alive. And now it's gone, too.
A land acknowledgement isn't something for me to do. It's something for you to do. I already know about our history.
In my day, the occult was all the rage, why not conduct a séance? . . . I had one once to impress Mrs. Astor. And it worked; the lights flickered, the smell of death surrounded us, and I'm just now realizing that was Thor and Isaac messing with us.
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