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AmyTrombley
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Episode 34 - A Spooky Episode
AmyTrombley replied to JulyDiaz's topic in Beautiful Stories from Anonymous People
Chris- what about this girl did you love so much that you could have talked to her forever and hung out with her...? She had nothing to say. I was far more interested in learning about your family and you. That was the only redeeming quality about this call. -
Episode 32 - All About Cash
AmyTrombley replied to JulyDiaz's topic in Beautiful Stories from Anonymous People
I have nothing particularly clever to say but THANK YOU CHRIS for upping your game (and the quality of this broadcast). Love you - deeply and truly-- but your podcast has been lackluster (there's a good word for you) since Dublin. "Cash" was great-- and real-- and worth listening to. More like this, Dude, and I will tell effin everyone I know to listen to you (not that haven't really done this already.) Loved this guy--Cash Love your sensitive handling of these fragile people. Keep up the good stuff. (from one of your fans who is still cool at 60!. I wish I could call you and stay anonymous!) -
Episode 23 - Anglican Bipolar Blacksheep
AmyTrombley replied to JulyDiaz's topic in Beautiful Stories from Anonymous People
fascinating episode, Chris, and as usual you did a great job in how you handled your questions and comments. She was articulate, interesting, and her stories were frightening at time (punishments). She's overcome a lot and sounded so mature. Nice job, Chris. Love your show. -
Episode 27 - Chronotopes in Paris
AmyTrombley replied to JulyDiaz's topic in Beautiful Stories from Anonymous People
Dull, dull, dull. I failed to see how you found this woman a sexy professor and felt like you tried to make her way more interesting then she was. The notion of chronotopes is interesting- she was not. Nice try to make lemonade out of lemons. -
Episode 30 - Shopping at the Face Depot
AmyTrombley replied to JulyDiaz's topic in Beautiful Stories from Anonymous People
I really liked this episode- better than the last few. In fact, I wish she hadn't run out of time. I wanted to hear more about life as a military wife (not because I am one). Chris, you laughter is infectious. I think I was more delighted by your reaction to her first date than her story itself. Keep up the good work. We love you out here! -
Episode 20 - Vegan Uncle Buck
AmyTrombley replied to JulyDiaz's topic in Beautiful Stories from Anonymous People
I thought this was actually pretty deep. Chris, you're a great therapist (I know you get in trouble when you sound like one). But this guy revealed a lot in an hour. Hope he heard what we all did. It was pretty cool. -
Episode 25 - Noodlebody
AmyTrombley replied to JulyDiaz's topic in Beautiful Stories from Anonymous People
Totally boring. Should have skipped airing this one. -
Episode 26 - Hot Scoop
AmyTrombley replied to JulyDiaz's topic in Beautiful Stories from Anonymous People
Graphically accurate, but as a podcast, totally unnecessary. I listened to it all (because it's you, Chris), but it was really the shittiest episode of Beautiful you've done to date- haha! -
Episode 21 - Make Fruit Baskets Great Again
AmyTrombley replied to JulyDiaz's topic in Beautiful Stories from Anonymous People
This was hard (but important) to listen to. It frightens me that people can form opinions so intense IN SPITE OF FACTS to the contrary. Chris, you really are a saint to be so patient. One of my favorite podcasts from an "opening up my mind" perspective. -
Episode 28 - Daddy Dearest
AmyTrombley replied to JulyDiaz's topic in Beautiful Stories from Anonymous People
I actually did believe this guy- not at first- but the stories came rolling off his tongue too easily. He was also sincere, sounded really grounded (in spite of his past), and like an honest guy. So I wish him the best (sure wish I knew who his parents are!). Great job with this one, Chris. Best podcast in a while.