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Hello Danielle with the Stars gang. It's Danielle Fishel, podcaster, TV director, mother of two, and Topanga Lawrence, daughter of Jedediah and Rhiannon Lawrence from the TV show Boy Meets World. But if you're listening to me right now, you are well aware that I am also an aspiring ballroom dancer. On season 34 of Dancing with the Stars and a student of Shiz University. Because it was wicked night and despite having no prior dance experience, I have now completely submitted my body and well being to the art form and institution of dance alongside my partner, the incredible Pasha Pashkov. And included in this commitment has been a podcast set in motion to share my firsthand experience with you. And it's called Danielle with the stars. You'll ride along as I avoid total body breakdown, learn new dances every week and stare longingly at the Len Goodman mirrorball trophy like a dog at the window of Ruth's Chris. And I am joining you now, fresh off the press line of what was a jam packed night of action. Fancy footwork, incredible sets, fantastic music, and it was wicked night. I danced the Argentine tango to the song no good deed as featured in both the musical Wicked and Part two for good. I was nine out of ten to perform tonight. I really felt a lot of pressure for tonight's dance last week. Felt like getting that feedback specifically from Carrie Ann that she thought our dances looked the same. And I totally knew what she meant. And I really wanted to have exactly what she called tonight, which was my breakthrough dance and my breakthrough night. I really wanted to have a breakthrough week. And I knew that we were getting to the point in the competition where if I didn't have one, it was possible. It was just never gonna happen. And I knew it was possible. Like, I knew it was possible. I knew I could do it. I knew it. I knew I had it in me. I knew Pasha was capable of, you know, doing some fantastic choreography to a number that would really help me feel like I had a total breakthrough. And so I just really wanted it to be this week and I felt a lot of pressure for it to be this week. And when I saw Pasha's choreography and I saw all the lifts and I was like, I've never done anything like this before. Nobody has ever picked me up other than being, you know, a five foot one woman who people sometimes will hug and then pick up. And I'm like, okay, I don't want to be picked up. I have never done lifts like that. Like, I didn't know what to expect. I didn't know what my role in it was supposed to be. Like, how do I help you help you help me? How do I do that? I didn't know. And I felt at the very beginning of the week like I was just a sack of potatoes. And it was. None of the moves were looking good. None of the lifts were looking great and truly full. Two days into rehearsing the routine. And I was like, this doesn't look good. I'm not sure we have a dance here. Pasha never gave up on me. He never felt like there was something we couldn't do. He just kept challenging me. And every day, a new body part hurt. I have, like, some very sore ribs and some sore skin around my ribs from where he was, you know, having to grip me for all of the lifts. I realized very quickly that lifts, as much as they are on the man, to actually pick you up, so much of a lift is actually in the woman. And being able to have your shoulders down and your lats engaged and your chest engaged. And when you do that and you're one solid piece, and it makes it significantly easier for them to pick you up and move you Instead of being like a bunch of individual body parts, that requires a lot of strength. And I told jensen, my husband, on one of the first days of this new week, I said, imagine that feeling when you've gone to the gym or you've done a really hard workout and one or two parts of your body are just incredibly sore. Like, fatigued to 100%. You have maxed them out. Then normally, if you are just working out for health and wellness, you move on to other body parts. You don't go back to those same body parts. You don't do biceps on Wednesday and then biceps on Thursday and then biceps on Friday. You do in dance, like, we're doing these same moves over and over again seven days a week. So whatever little sore spots you have, whether it's your ribs or it's your hamstrings or it's your neck or your shoulder, guess what? You get a night's rest, and you get to take some advil and you get to go to sleep and maybe take an epsom salt bath, maybe do a cold plunge. But tomorrow, you are back at it, hitting that body part again with those same exact moves for four plus hours. It is just. I did not realize how much I did not recognize what dancers put their bodies through. It is a lot. And we had our share of struggles this week. Pasha's. His hamstrings were bothering him. We had the quick step in the jive the two weeks prior to that. So both of us were doing lots of little flicks and kicks and lots of runs. And then we have this dance which is, you know, he's doing a lot of lifts, so he's in a lot of squats. He's doing a lot of squats, and everything was Everything was hurting. And there was at one point on, I think it was Sunday, we went to do the routine full out 100%, and my left pec muscle hurts so bad that I had to stop. And I said, we're gonna have to be really strategic here because right now I'm in so much pain. The thought of trying to do that move again is making me shake. Like, I'm so scared to feel the pain that I'm gonna feel. And I don't want to do this because it's Sunday. And, like, I could. What if I really hurt myself right now? And then Monday, camera blocking. I can't do it. Or even worse, Tuesday, show day. I can't do it. And so Pasha said, you're right. We need to be smart about this. Stop. Let's stop doing all the tricks. Let's not worry about the tricks for the rest of the night. Let's just clean and focus on everything that isn't a lift. Let's do the whole routine top to bottom, marking as much as you can the lift and focus on everything else. And so we spent the next, like, hour and a half just doing that. And I actually took a leave during that time, Took an hour to an hour and a half off. And by the time we got to that hour and a half, I said, what time is it? And he said, it's about 8:30pm and our rehearsal was over at 9. And I said, I think I feel okay to try one all the way through with the tricks. I think I. And he said, are you sure? And I was like, I did some stretches. And I was like, yeah, I feel significantly better. My anxiety about the like, about hurting myself is now gone. And when I touch the muscle, I feel, okay, let's try it. And we were able to do was really good. We felt super confident about it all of that time. That hour, hour and a half time we spent focusing on the stuff that wasn't the lifts did not go to waste. The dance looked so great after that one. We still had some things we needed to fix, of course, but at least at 9pm when we finished, we had done it top to bottom, including the lifts. And I was really happy that we spent all that downtime letting me heal and cleaning everything that wasn't a lift. So anyway, I. This week was not an easy week. It was especially not an easy week for Pasha. And I'm really very, very proud of us. We had our highest scores of the season. Last week we had 7, 7, 7, 8. And this week we had four nines. I did not go into tonight even really thinking about scores. I really just went in thinking about feedback and, like, what I wanted the feedback to be. And the one thing that I feel like I really kept saying to myself was, like, my goal was that I wanted someone to say or to feel like this was a breakthrough dance, because I had that in my mind, and I had that pressure on me all week. And so the minute Carrie Ann said that she felt like this was a breakthrough dance for me, I felt really, very touched. And then at the end of the night, something nobody got to see is while we were standing on the floors, right before elimination, the judges were all standing at their tables, and Carrie Ann looked at me, and she smiled at me, and she said, I'm really proud of you. And it really meant a lot. Like, it really, really, really meant a lot. And I just want to keep getting better every week. So the fact that, like, she gave me that note last week and then recognized how hard we worked to get to this point is, like, just the most satisfying feeling when people recognize your hard work for what it is.
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Limu Emu and Doug. Here we have the Limu Emu in its natural habitat, helping people customize their car insurance and save hundreds with Liberty Mutual. Fascinating. It's accompanied by his natural ally, Doug. Uh, Limu is that guy with the binoculars watching us. Cut the camera. They see us. Only pay for what you need@libertymutual.com Liberty. Liberty. Liberty. Liberty Savings. Very underwritten by Liberty Mutual Insurance Company and affiliates. Excludes Massachusetts. Hey, everyone. Ed Helms here, and hi, I'm Kal Penn, and we're the hosts of Irsay, The Audible, and iHeart Audiobook Club. This week on the podcast, I am sitting down with Jenny Garth, host of the iHeart podcast. I choose me to discuss the new Audible adaptation of the timeless Jane Austen classic Pride and Prejudice. This is not a trick question. There's no wrong answer. What role would I play?
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You know what? I can see you as Mr. Darcy. You got a little Colin Firth.
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Okay, that's really sweet. I appreciate that. But are you sure I'm not the dad? I'm not Mr. Bennett here. Listen to Earsay, the Audible and iHeart Audiobook Club on the iHeartradio app or wherever you get your podcasts. This is Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang from Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang, JBL Tour Pro3. Earbuds are for those who don't conform to the standard. Yeah, I mean, if you want to get into some touchscreen technology. How about the smart charging case? Clear sound. These are not standard things. You're only going to get them with the JBL Tour Pro 3, baby. And I love the sound of JBL and goes. These earbuds are packed with innovation because you can't stand out by following others. Touchscreen Smart charging case for one touch control, instant EQ customization, true adaptive noise canceling and the one of a kind audio transmitter which can plug and play with everything from game consoles to in flight entertainment. The audio transmitter also allows for JBL Spatial360 sound that takes any audio and turns it into a 360 immersive experience. What more could you want first? Doesn't follow. Grab a pair@jbl.com this is Buzz Knight from Taking a Walk. Lexus believes in the importance of standards. One of my standards I never want to be late. I always want to show up on time. For Lexus, the standard is simple experience. Amazing. Their benchmarks aren't stats or specs, they're feelings, exhilaration, joy. That sense your car was designed just for you. Machines built to make you feel more human. Because a car that doesn't make you feel something is a car that stops short of amazing experience. Amazing at your Lexus dealer.
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This week with hair, makeup, wardrobe, everything was a sharp departure. We had completely slicked back hair, tight bun. Oh my gosh. You know, they actually sew our hair into itself. This is not an exaggeration. There's like a hook, it looks like a fishing hook and you, you put the thread in it and they just like curve it into your bun and then into your scalp and out. And they sew it down so that it doesn't go anywhere. That's how I'm able to be upside down and in the splits and swung around in the air without that hair moving. Also, as you can tell by my glorious look here, the hairspray they use is not quite hairspray as much as it is glue. Just straight up glue. So your hair is basically shellacked and glued to your head. I thought the makeup this week was just, I mean, my makeup every week is so great. My makeup artist is a woman named Lois on the show and she also works on Electric Bloom. She does some of the makeup on Electric Bloom. So that's really fun because I know her and I work with her. She's used to seeing me as a director. I think killed it this week. Kimmy is who did my hair and she did an upside down braid. So she we started with me in the Chair. I tipped my head upside down. She braided my hair upside down. Then they put that into a ponytail. They had separated the crown of my hair into a bunch of little sections. And then just like, piece at a time, they comb it back and spray it down and make sure it's super sleek. I never wear my hair like that. I never wear all my hair pulled back, as you guys know, because you see me all the time. But I got so many compliments on the hair and makeup and wardrobe tonight. Daniela, the head costumer here at Dancing with the Stars. Oh, my gosh, they're so amazing. And Dafat, who does the tailoring. Everyone here, Nadej, who does the body makeup. It is a full, hands on effort to make us look like we look on Dancing with the Stars. It is all hands on deck, and it's so cool and it's so fun, and the process is great. Tonight I wore fishnets in my dance. Fishnets were a last, literally a last second addition. I was going to be bare legged. And then we did our dress rehearsal, and Dani suggested to Pasha that I wear fishnets. And also I got a suggestion of fishnets for from an executive on the show. And the executive said, would you be open to trying it for the dress rehearsal? And I said, yeah, why not? I'd love it. And so we put on the fishnets that have, like, the seam down the back, and it just really added to the whole look. And I knew after then watching the dress rehearsal and seeing what it looked like, I was like, yeah, the fishnets were the way to go. And I asked Danny tonight, I said, I gotta be honest, I was a little insecure when I heard that you also suggested that I should wear fishnets. Did you just think that my legs didn't look good? And she goes, no. I know for myself that if I'm having to do a lot of lifts and splits and I feel like I'm showing too much skin, I will hold back. And she said, and I didn't want you to be holding anything back tonight. And she's right. I didn't even think about it. But after I put the fishnets on, I just felt more contained and confident in what I was wearing. And I didn't feel like I had to be concerned about any of the tricks we were doing. So that was really great. I will say that during dress rehearsal, my nose in that last trick came millimeters away from the ballroom floor. There was something about the momentum that we did during dress rehearsal of the spin, where I was up in the Air above, you know, on pasha's shoulder, and he's spinning around, and he had all that momentum. He didn't slow down at all. He went from full momentum to just rolling me forward, down toward my nose, and he did not have a great grip on me. And I saw my life flash before my eyes as the hardwood floor came. I'm not kidding you. This close to my face. And at the very last second, when I was like, oh, I'm still moving in my head because we've been practicing this move all week, and normally there's, like, a very hard stop. And today I was like, oh, gosh. Oh, my gosh, I'm still getting closer. Then the floor was like, right here. At the very last second, I put my hand down like this. And then I realized I wasn't moving anymore. And so then I went back into position. And afterward, Pasha, I was like, what happened? And Pasha was like, I'm sorry your back wasn't as much to me as it needed to be, and I barely had a grip on you. And he's like, but I promise you, I will not drop you. So no matter what happens tonight during the live show, do not put your hands down. Stick your landing, and I will not drop you. And I said, I know you won't drop me. I completely trust you. And he said, good. Worst case scenario, I'll pay for your nose job. And I was like, wow. Nothing has filled me with more confidence than that. So we got out there, and we. We did it. I'm really happy. I haven't been able to read any comments. I haven't been able to watch our. To watch our dance. I don't even know what it looked like. I know what it felt like. I can tell you, I have never felt more present in my body. I did tonight. I would say tonight is the first time I actually felt like a dancer. Like, I really felt like I danced tonight. I felt like a dancer who knew what she was doing and who was in a place that I was supposed to be. And that was very exciting, and it was thrilling and makes me just want to be even better week after week after week. Having John m. Chu there. Wicked, the director of wicked and crazy rich asians. I'm such a fan of his as a director. He was so nice. I thought his commentary and his critiques were so smart. His one of his first comments being about transitions, and I was like, oh, my gosh. Like, yes, he really knows what he's talking about. That's super exciting. He's really smart. He was really great guest judge. I thought he gave. He tied in the storyline of the movie really well into his critiques. I just thought he added so much. I really think tonight of. As the themes go, you could tell how excited everyone was for the Wicked theme. You could tell that people, from the moment they knew they were, that this was on the menu for list of things to do. People were thinking like, oh, I just really want to make it to Wicked night. I thought all the dances were amazing. I thought everybody really leveled up. I didn't get to see a ton of other dances this week. Before leading up to ours, I had seen bits and pieces of Ezra and Jordan's, which I knew was great. And I'm so happy that they got tens tonight. Jordan just really killed that Roomba, and I know how hard that dance is, and I know that she was feeling nervous about that dance, and she and Ezra just knocked it out of the park, and so I'm really happy for them. I saw Robert's dance right before I saw it during dress rehearsal, and then I saw him right before we went out, and I said, how are you feeling about tonight? And he said, you know, I'm really nervous. And I said, more nervous tonight. And he's like, yeah, more nervous tonight than usual. And I said, why? What is it? And he said, I just. I'm not used to dealing with props. And I said, but you did it so well. It looked so seamless. And I knew that he was nervous specifically about those props. So when John said, it is not easy for actors to work with props. They can get lost in them. I know that note meant so much to Robert because he had been nervous about it and he had been working on it so much. So I'm really proud of him. He just did such a phenomenal job. Of course, my alliance partner, Dylan and Danny, I thought they did a fantastic, fantastic job tonight. I know somebody, I think maybe Carrie Ann mentioned that Dylan's foot had gotten a little stuck. And then sure enough, when Dylan came off the dance floor, he was like, yeah, my foot got a little stuck over there. But I thought that dance was beautiful. Apparently a Roomba is very, very hard. I. I don't know if we're even gonna. I don't even know if we get to do it this season, but apparently it's a very hard dance. But I thought the two of them tonight, both of them were incredible. Roombas.
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And Doug. Here we have the Limu emu in its natural habitat, helping people customize their car insurance and save Hundreds with Liberty Mutual. Fascinating. It's accompanied by his natural ally, Doug. Uh, limu.
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Cut the camera. They see us. Only pay for what you need@libertymutual.com Liberty, Liberty, Liberty. Liberty Savings Fairy Underwritten by Liberty Mutual Insurance Company and affiliates excludes Massachusetts. Hey everyone. Ed Helms here and hi, I'm Kal Penn and we're the hosts of Irsay The Audible and iHeart Audiobook Club. This week, back on the podcast, I am sitting down with Jenny Garth, host of the I Heart podcast. I choose me to discuss the new Audible adaptation of the timeless Jane Austen classic Pride and Prejudice. This is not a trick question. There's no wrong answer. What role would I play?
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You know what? I can see you as Mr. Darcy. You got a little call in first.
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Okay, that's really sweet. I appreciate that. But are you sure I'm not the dad? I'm not Mr. Bennett. Here, listen to Earsay the Audible and iHeart Audiobook Club on the iHeartradio app or wherever you get your podcasts. This is Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang from Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang. JBL Tour Pro 3 earbuds are for those who don't conform to the standard. Yeah, I mean if you want to get into some touch, how about the smart charging case clear sound. These are not standard things. You're only gonna get them with the JBL Tour Pro 3, baby. And I love the sound of JBL when it goes. These earbuds are packed with innovation because you can't stand out by following others. Touchscreen smart charging case for one touch control, instant EQ customization, true adaptive noise canceling and the one of a kind audio transmitter which can plug and play with everything from game consoles to in flight entertainment. The audio transmitter also allows for JBL Spatial360.360 sound that takes any audio and turns it into a 360 immersive experience. What more could you want first doesn't follow. Grab a pair@jbl.com hey everyone, it's Sophia.
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Bush, host of the podcast Work in progress. Lexus is a company that believes in the importance of setting a standard. For me, a standard that matters to me is being a friend, being a person, being a coworker who shows up. The standard Lexus has set for themselves is to experience amazing Lexis Benchmarks are feelings things like exhilaration and joy and amazing can only be achieved by knowing people on a deeper level. It's feeling like your car was designed and built just for you. A machine that makes you feel more human. Because a car that doesn't make you feel something is a car that stops short of amazing. So experience amazing at your Lexus dealer. Ah, man, the elimination part of the night, the part where we all lined up on the dance floor and I looked at Pasha and I said, man, this part sucks. It just, you know, all night somehow you're really able to kind of put the fact that there's an elimination behind you, because I'm only going to speak for myself. I'm assuming it's the same for everybody. But I cannot believe how in the moment I am watching everybody else dance. I'm so excited, genuinely, to see what they have been working on all week, because I know now firsthand how hard what our days are like and how little time we have for anything else. For our families, for any sort of social life. There's just. There's very little time. And I know how difficult it is. And so then to watch my friends, my new friends completely come to life in the most beautiful ballroom with incredible sets and pyrotechnics and these incredible professional dancers. Can we talk about troupe for a second? Can we talk about Haley and Anya and Jackson and Carter? I. I am mesmerized by each and every one of them. Every week they come out and they are pouring their souls out on the dance floor. And here's a little BTS thing. We have to film a wide, which is like our full dance from beginning to end, a hundred percent, by Thursday. The week starts on Wednesday, so within 48 hours, they want us to be at 100%, both performance and the step and the dance, so that the director can start. Phil, the director of Dancing with the Stars, can start working on his shots and figuring out how he's going to shoot every person's dance. A lot of times, the celebrities are not at 100%. 48 hours later. We're just not. We may know some of the steps, but we can't perform all of them. And you don't get a lot of opportunities. You don't get to shoot your wide a bunch of times. You really need to be able to pretty much, maybe two times max, be able to go beginning to end on your first or second take. And that's pretty much it. So because of that, because I may not be ready to shoot my wide, Pasha will say, I'm gonna go teach the dance to Anya, or I'm gonna go teach the dance to Haley. And then they're gonna Record a wide for the director. And then I just get to go back into my rehearsal. When I tell you it takes them like 30 minutes to learn the entire routine, to learn the entire dance. And then I get to have that video on my phone, and I just get to watch them and their beautiful dancer bodies and the things that they do. And I get to go, oh, I should be doing more of that. I have learned so much from all these pros and this troupe. I just can't say enough wonderful things about them. They are incredible, and I just am so inspired by them every week. I think they're one of the best troops I've ever seen. For me in the audience tonight, I had my husband, of course, Jensen there to support me. I also had my longtime hairdresser, Lori Heaps, and my longtime makeup artist, Julie Cuomo in the audience for me. And then I had some of my parent friends, some friends of ours that we know because our kids are friends, and our friendship has now transcended the kid relationships. They're just people that I love and adore. So Daniel and Erica were there, my friends Michelle and Poria were there. And then I know that in order to win a championship myself, I must be surrounded by champions. So I invited my friend, WWE legend Charlotte Flair, to come and visit me in the ballroom. And she came tonight and she had a really good time. And I. Boy, I tell you, I think she would be pretty darn incredible on Dancing with the Stars. Trying to think she'd probably be really. She'd be great paired with Brandon. Brandon's tall, he's super strong. I think Brandon and Charlotte would make an incredible pair. I really love Charlotte. I think she's so smart. She's really vulnerable. She wrote an article about her life and her brother and her dad and. And her own wrestling legacy and career recently. That was very touching and very moving to me. And I reached out to her to tell her how. How special I thought it was. And it sparked up a friendship in us and we started communicating back and forth. And so this week I thought, I wonder if she happens to be in town. And it turns out she was. So she came tonight and it really meant a lot to have her there, and I think she had a lot of fun, which means a lot. So the jewelry I'm wearing this week, well, I was supposed to be wearing some jade green beautiful rings from my friend Jamie at Forever Fine Jewels, but they stayed in Jensen's backpack and I never got to put them on. But I am wearing her ear crawler. This mixed ear crawler that you guys have seen me wear before, I'm also wearing wearing the same earring I wore last week from the Lou Collective, which you guys know. I decided for this week I didn't wear a watch during the dance because I had so many times where I had to wrap my arm around Pasha's neck and I didn't want like a heavy watch digging into him. But my watch of the week, because it's so perfect for Wicked, I broke out my personal collection, Rolex Cosmograph Daytona. Lovingly known as the John Mayer 1.0. It has an iconic green dial and a yellow gold case. And I thought it was perfect in honor of Wicked. So I hope there's another opportunity for me to bust that watch out and wear it actually on the ballroom floor. But it is the watch I chose for this Wicked week. Also, I am wearing this ring designed by the one and only dolly at XO the Bijou Box EXO. It is a over 200 year old old mine cut diamond surrounded by over 200 year old rose cut diamonds. They were all taken out of a brooch. She hand forged this. She has a line called her Xod. So Xod Dolly. So her Xod line, if you can see the detail on this, it's just absolutely stunning. Was really excited to bust this one out. Felt extra special for Wicked night and now I'm looking onward to Halloween. Pasha and I have a really great creative idea that we're putting into play for next week. And next week, guest judge Cheryl Burke. So excited to see her back in the ballroom. I can't wait to hear what her critiques and thoughts are on all of the performances. And I have a big announcement. Cheryl will be joining me on Danielle with the Stars this Friday as she preps for her big night. She is a legend in the ballroom and I am honored to not only talk to her, but to have her watch me dance. Dream come true. Can't wait to hear her thoughts and remember that another legend for former pro Sharna Burgess will share her Wicked night thoughts and score Thursday morning from what we're calling the fourth chair even. I'm excited to hear that. Just find the dedicated Danielle with the Stars podcast feed and subscribe so you can get that as soon as it is released. I really, I so appreciate your support. I have read so many of your comments. I saw so many of you just rooting for me and really hoping that tonight and tonight's dance was going to be that breakthrough moment. We all knew that I really needed and I feel very proud that I feel like I had that moment and I hope I made all of you proud as well. And I hope that all of you who have been supporting me felt victorious tonight. And I want you to know that you had a hand in it. Your support, your votes, your encouragement, your just really. I can feel it. I can feel it around me. And so thank you. This is in we were able to do what we did tonight in part because of you. So thank you to all of you who listen and who vote and who are on Team Topasha. I really appreciate you all. So next week got a hard act to follow after this one. But for now I will just revel in these four nines and tomorrow I'll get back to work. I'll see you guys next time. Bye. Danielle with the Stars Produced and hosted by Danielle Fishel Executive producers Jensen Karp and Amy Sugarman Executive in charge of production Danielle Romo Producer, Editor and Engineer Tara Sudbury Box Theme song by Justin Segal Follow us on Instagram at daniellewithstars and Vote for Me There's a million.
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Things to stress about when flying overweight luggage, TSA lines, delays, overpriced airport lunches. Your rental car shouldn't be one of them with Avis first, your rental comes with a personal concierge who meets you at arrivals, hands you the keys to a premium car and refills it for you at market price when you're done. You've rented before, but trust me when I say you've never rented quite like this. Welcome to Avis First. Visit Avis.com to learn more. Ah, greetings from my bath festive friends. The holidays are overwhelming, but I'm tackling this season with PayPal and making the most of my money, getting 5% cash back when I pay in four. No fees, no interest. I used it to get this portable spa with jets. Now the bubbles can cling to my sculpted but pruny body. Make the most of your money this holiday with PayPal. Save the offer in the app ends 1231. See paypal.com promoter points can be redeemed for cash and more paying for subject to terms and approval. PayPal Inc. And MLS 910457 with the new IHOP value menu. Six bucks is all it takes to go to your happy plates, where stacks of pancakes with bacon and eggs are just six bucks every day. French toast, sausage and eggs are, you guessed it, six bucks. And fluffy omelets come with a side of pancakes and only cost 6 bucks. Go to your Happy Plates every day at IHOP. 7 bucks in some locations. Available every day for a limited time at participating restaurants in the U.S. hours may vary. No substitutions. Not valid with other discounts or promotions. Prices may vary.
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What kind of man would let this.
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Happen to his family? Inspired by shocking actual events I'm working.
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On, the story about the Murdochs. Their abuses of power are playing out in real time.
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Starring Academy Award winner Patricia Arquette and Jason Clark. It's only cheating if you get caught. Hulu Original Series Murdoch Death in the Family New episodes Wednesdays on Hulu and Hulu on Disney plus for bundle subscribers. Terms apply. This is an I heart podcast.