Cancelled Podcast Episode 100: "TANA’S STALKER IS BACK…"
Release Date: November 2, 2024
Hosts: Tana Mongeau & Brooke Schofield
Guest: Amari
In this landmark 100th episode of "Cancelled with Tana Mongeau & Brooke Schofield," the hosts delve deep into a mix of personal anecdotes, pop culture insights, and pressing personal issues. From playful cosplay segments to serious discussions about stalking and drug awareness, the episode offers a comprehensive look into the lives of Tana, Brooke, and their guest, Amari.
1. Cosplay Chronicles
The episode kicks off with an entertaining segment where Tana and Amari showcase their elaborate cosplay outfits, taking on the personas of Trisha Paytas as King Tut and Moses Hackman as Malibu Barbie.
- Tana Mongeau [01:14]: "I am Trisha Paytas as King Tut. It's so funny..."
- Amari [02:40]: "You honestly look like me after, like, two shots in a Xanax bar."
This playful transformation sets a lively tone, highlighting their camaraderie and creative expressions.
2. Reflections on Live Shows and Fan Interactions
Tana shares heartfelt memories from her live performances, particularly an emotional moment at the Dolby Theater where she felt a sense of redemption.
- Tana Mongeau [10:29]: "When I was hosting the Steamies and got drunk on that stage, I never thought there'd be a world where I'd ever be on that stage again..."
She recounts receiving a deeply moving fan letter that underscores the profound impact her interactions have on her audience.
- Tana Mongeau [12:43]: "She wrote, 'you changed my life. You were the first person to ever root for me on my team and I would not be here without you.'"
3. House Hunting and Haunted Lore
Amidst their touring schedule, Tana discusses the challenges of buying a home in LA, intertwining tales of haunted houses and eerie histories.
- Tana Mongeau [18:45]: "I'm touring houses right now... And I have to care about so many other things when you're buying a house."
She narrates her experience with a 1920s Spanish house linked to the Comedy Store, mentioning celebrities like Jim Carrey and Robin Williams who once stayed there.
- Tana Mongeau [22:39]: "Jim Carrey crashed there. Robin Williams crashed there..."
The conversation deepens as they explore the mysterious tunnels beneath Hollywood, adding a layer of intrigue to the podcast.
4. Pop Culture Pulse
The hosts transition to discussing significant pop culture events, including the resentencing of the Menendez brothers and the intricacies of celebrity breakups.
- Amari [29:25]: "They were originally sentenced to life without parole, now eligible for parole..."
They also touch upon the recent breakups of celebrities like Zach Bryan, analyzing the public's reaction and the implications on personal relationships.
5. Personal Mishaps and Humorous Tales
Injecting humor into the episode, Tana and Amari share personal stories ranging from self-tanning mishaps to dealing with dandruff and embarrassing period incidents.
- Tana Mongeau [60:07]: "I have the worst dandruff in the world. You could rack up lines of it."
- Amari [44:19]: "I told this kid I was going to shave his mustache in the shower one time. Now I'm known as ball shaver Schofield."
Their relatable and humorous anecdotes provide a lighthearted break from the more intense discussions.
6. Addressing the Stalker Situation
A significant portion of the episode centers on Tana's ongoing struggle with a stalker who has recently intensified his efforts.
- Tana Mongeau [89:43]: "I'm touring houses and I have someone sitting outside my house with a Glock 9 right now."
She details disturbing interactions and the emotional toll it takes, emphasizing the importance of personal safety and mental well-being.
7. Drug Awareness: The Dangers of 2 CB
The hosts shed light on the severe dangers of the drug 2 CB, often mistakenly referred to as "pink cocaine," discussing its harmful effects and the misconceptions surrounding it.
- Tana Mongeau [42:09]: "2 CB is like the equivalent to doing Molly, ketamine, hallucinogens..."
They stress the need for awareness and caution, particularly among their young and impressionable listeners.
8. Concluding Thoughts: Personal Growth and Future Endeavors
As the episode wraps up, Tana reflects on her personal challenges with organization and minimalism, sharing her journey toward self-improvement.
- Tana Mongeau [53:29]: "How do people get dressed without killing themselves? How do you do your makeup?"
They discuss future topics and express heartfelt gratitude to their fans, reinforcing the intimate and candid nature of the show.
Notable Quotes with Timestamps
- Tana Mongeau [01:14]: "I am Trisha Paytas as King Tut. It's so funny..."
- Amari [02:40]: "You honestly look like me after, like, two shots in a Xanax bar."
- Tana Mongeau [10:29]: "When I was hosting the Steamies and got drunk on that stage..."
- Tana Mongeau [12:43]: "She wrote, 'you changed my life...'"
- Tana Mongeau [18:45]: "I'm touring houses right now..."
- Amari [29:25]: "They were originally sentenced to life without parole..."
- Tana Mongeau [60:07]: "I have the worst dandruff in the world..."
- Tana Mongeau [89:43]: "I'm touring houses and I have someone sitting outside my house with a Glock 9 right now."
- Tana Mongeau [42:09]: "2 CB is like the equivalent to doing Molly, ketamine, hallucinogens..."
Conclusion
Episode 100 of "Cancelled with Tana Mongeau & Brooke Schofield" offers a rich tapestry of topics, blending humor, personal struggles, and critical discussions. Through engaging storytelling and candid conversations, Tana and her co-hosts provide listeners with an intimate glimpse into their lives, making the podcast both relatable and enlightening. Whether discussing the lighter moments of cosplay and personal mishaps or delving into serious issues like stalking and drug dangers, this episode stands as a testament to the show's evolution and depth.