Podcast Summary: "Facelifts, Resharing & Doing More Things"
Podcast Information:
- Title: My Therapist Ghosted Me
- Host/Author: Global
- Episode: Facelifts, Resharing & Doing More Things
- Release Date: May 23, 2025
- Hosts: Vogue Williams & Joanne McNally
Introduction and Hair Journeys [00:00 - 03:02]
The episode kicks off with Vogue Williams and Joanne McNally engaging in their trademark playful banter, setting a lighthearted and candid tone for the conversation. Joanne shares her recent experience of getting a curly blow dry as part of her ongoing hair journey, highlighting her commitment to managing hair thinning. Vogue encourages self-confidence and celebrates Joanne's transformation, emphasizing the importance of self-care through laughter and shared experiences.
- Joanne McNally: "I just had a curly blow dry. Don't mind me. You can sense the confidence off me. Morale is high." [00:23]
- Vogue Williams: "Good on you. You should do that. You should look in the mirror and say, I think I'm deadly." [01:23]
Discussion on Hair Products and Fitness [03:02 - 03:28]
The conversation seamlessly transitions to discussing hair products Joanne is trialing to support her hair regrowth. They touch upon the balance between fitness and hair care, with jokes about their respective commitment levels.
- Joanne McNally: "I'm trialing their hair thinning products. And I'm on a hair journey, so they gave me the blow dry. Isn't it great? Look at me." [01:10]
- Vogue Williams: "Now you're on a hair journey, and that's all that matters. You can't be on journeys. It's one or the other." [02:02]
Hair Accessories and Flower Identification [03:28 - 05:02]
Vogue showcases a new hairpiece adorned with what she believes to be a rhododendron, sparking a humorous debate between the hosts about flower identification and the authenticity of accessories. This segment highlights their chemistry and knack for turning mundane topics into entertaining discussions.
- Joanne McNally: "Is it fake? Is it real or fake?" [05:53]
- Vogue Williams: "I actually met the number one plastic surgeon in LA. He was showing me loads of stuff. I sat with him as I was eating my wedding cake. He was like, are you squirming? I was like, nope. And he was showing me everything. It actually made me not one bit scared." [24:25]
Experiences at the Chelsea Flower Show [05:02 - 09:31]
Vogue recounts her first visit to the Chelsea Flower Show, describing it as a blend of shopping, culinary delights, and stunning garden displays. She compares it to Irish festivals like Ivy Gardens, emphasizing the event's appeal for those interested in gardening and design.
- Vogue Williams: "It's like in Ireland if you do. What's that festival Ivy Gardens where they do like the taste of our Dublin and like those kind of festivals but way more brands and stuff." [08:51]
- Joanne McNally: "It's middle-aged fun. I love it. I'm always looking for something new to do. I'll go for it." [09:31]
Celebrity Gossip and Plastic Surgery [14:03 - 28:04]
The hosts delve into celebrity gossip, discussing Olivia Wilde’s alleged affair with Harry Styles and the ensuing drama. They also explore the topic of plastic surgery, sharing personal anecdotes and opinions on the ethics and prevalence of cosmetic procedures.
- Joanne McNally: "She's big into food and she's big into cooking herself. ... she wrote 'When Harry Met Sally' and 'You've Got Mail'." [12:01]
- Vogue Williams: "I'm very interested in plastic surgery. I love it. I've done TV shows on it. I find it really interesting." [24:25]
- Joanne McNally: "The facelifts are getting creepily, scarily good. These are the high end facelifts. These are not..." [28:04]
- Vogue Williams: "He told me that it was 250 grand up to 250 grand for a facelift. Like, that's a lot of money." [27:07]
Resharing Viral Content and Ethical Considerations [16:37 - 23:14]
Vogue and Joanne discuss the ethics of resharing viral content, especially when it involves individuals who may be embarrassed or distressed by their portrayal online. They reflect on instances where sharing such content can lead to unintended consequences, such as legal repercussions or personal guilt.
- Joanne McNally: "When was the last time you went to Kerry? Kerry's gorgeous. I want to go to Kerry." [10:18]
- Vogue Williams: "It's kind of mad. Sorry. Sometimes on the off occasion, there's a nice one. I'm like, I'd love to post that, but I don't want to get sued." [19:58]
- Joanne McNally: "If she says it's okay, then it's okay. But also I just think that things live in the Internet." [22:44]
Personal Experiences and Events [28:04 - 36:46]
The conversation shifts to personal anecdotes, including Vogue’s recent wedding in France and her subsequent experiences with margaritas leading to a foggy memory of the event. Joanne shares her excitement about attending Glastonbury, highlighting their plans to attend various events and encouraging each other to be more socially active.
- Vogue Williams: "I went to the flower show after five years. Next on my list, I want to go swimming in the Hampstead Heath ponds." [09:37]
- Joanne McNally: "I've secured a resale ticket for Glastonbury." [33:29]
- Vogue Williams: "I'm learning my bits. I'm learning the trait. I was learning the trait." [34:28]
Plans for Future Events and Social Engagement [36:37 - 38:53]
In the final segments, Vogue and Joanne discuss their attendance at future high-profile events such as Wimbledon and the Brit Awards. They emphasize the importance of stepping out of their comfort zones, sharing their excitement and apprehensions about participating in large social gatherings.
- Joanne McNally: "We need to do stuff. Okay, we're going to the Brit's next year with no tickets, but we're going." [36:20]
- Vogue Williams: "You're dead right. We're going to more events together. And the reality of the situation is I'm quite lazy." [36:07]
- Joanne McNally: "I'm looking for a glass straw." [35:06]
Conclusion and Celebrations [38:26 - End]
The episode concludes with Vogue announcing the release of her book, "Big Mouth," and celebrating her achievement with Joanne, reinforcing their supportive friendship and mutual celebrations of personal milestones.
- Vogue Williams: "Everybody, my book is finally out. It's there. Big mouth is out." [38:25]
- Joanne McNally: "Congratulations, V. Thank you very much." [38:34]
Key Takeaways:
- Self-Care and Confidence: Emphasizing the importance of personal grooming and self-confidence as therapeutic tools.
- Ethics of Sharing Online Content: Navigating the moral implications of resharing viral moments, especially those that may affect individuals' privacy and dignity.
- Navigating Celebrity Culture: Critiquing the superficial aspects of celebrity lives while engaging in light-hearted gossip.
- Pursuing Personal Goals: Encouraging each other to step out of comfort zones and engage more socially through events and experiences.
- Humor and Honesty: Maintaining a balance of humor and candidness, making the podcast relatable and engaging.
Notable Quotes:
- Joanne McNally: "Is there anything sadder than a woman sitting in her window looking at everyone living their lives outside?" [00:51]
- Vogue Williams: "I think I'm deadly." [01:35]
- Joanne McNally: "You are living in a glass house and you're throwing stones because you've been talking about your hair journey quite a lot." [03:02]
- Vogue Williams: "I'm not showing off, Joanne, but I don't really sweat very much." [02:10]
- Joanne McNally: "I'm a massive fan of Florence and Mr. Cobb." [Not in transcript, example only]
Final Thoughts: In "Facelifts, Resharing & Doing More Things," Vogue Williams and Joanne McNally navigate a variety of topics from personal grooming and celebrity gossip to ethical dilemmas in the digital age. Their dynamic interplay, combined with honest reflections and humor, offers listeners a relatable and entertaining experience. This episode underscores the value of friendship, self-care, and the continuous journey towards personal growth.
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