Nikki Glaser (21:15)

This is Nikki Glaser from the Nikki Glaser podcast. Have you guys seen this new commercial from Stand up to All Hate? It's Snoop Dogg and Tom Brady, like, facing off, going back and forth, telling each other why they hate each other. And it's a really powerful commercial. I just watched it and I was honestly, like moved by it. It's basically Snoop Dogg and Tom Brady going back and forth with reasons that they hate each other. And then when you hear it out, you're like, oh my God, these are all the dumbest reasons to hate someone. But you kind of realize, oh, that's where all hate comes from, is just being threatened by. By each other's differences. It really just cuts to the core of it. I really hope you get to see it. I think it's actually going to create some change. It really got me. It's just a strong reminder that hate in our country continues to be out of control. So join us at iHeart in standing up to All Hate. Whenever and wherever you see it, speak up. Call it out. Your voice is the most powerful tool in this fight. You can learn more by following ot'suithhate or show your support by posting the blue square emoji and using the hashtag Stand up to All Hate.

Brittany Broski (22:15)

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Angel Reese (22:46)

Did you all see my TikTok? I did a little book haul. Oh my God. I got this book called God's Bankers Inside the Finances of the Vatican and the Catholic Church. Oh my God. Oh my God. I'll let you. Hey, I'll let y'all know about that. As soon as I started, damn. I was walking through, there's this crazy bookstore by my house and I was like, let me pop in here. All used books shout out. Love that. And I also love that because you go through and you find bookmarks and photos and tickets and underlined sections and annotations. And it's just a magical experience I can't really put into words other than like what that experience instills in me other than it makes me zoom out. You know, we are so navel gazing and we're so focused on ourselves a lot of the time. And it goes back to what I was just talking about of we are not a community based people anymore. It's me, myself and I. And that is so isolating and lonely. I don't know any of my neighbors. I don't know any of my neighbors. And that makes me sad. But why, like, why is that the case? You know, why do I feel like I'm always on edge or I should be, you know, head on a swivel and whatever? Well, I live in Los Angeles. That's probably why. Objectively dangerous place. But at the same time, my neighbors aren't dangerous people unless they have freezers full of human body parts. But how am I supposed to know that? You know what I mean? And so, yeah, I think that I love used bookstores for that reason. Because you can go in and the way that someone annotates a book or uses a book or the state that it's found in, you know, was this ever even read? You can tell. So I think that all of that is part of the experience of going to a bookstore. I was getting some of these books for $5. Hell fucking yeah. Because you go to Barnes and Noble or Books A Million or any of these stores and you get books for $30. $30 for one book. That's a lot of fucking money. And I understand if it's a new release, if it's your favorite authors, you know, the third installment of the trilogy of the the House of Blood. And I get it. But $30, I was at this bookstore, I was boom, boom, boom. I walked out with eight books. I spent 50 bucks total. That's what I'm fucking talking about. That's what I'm talking about. Okay, so really cute. But in this God's Bankers books, there's no annotations. And I was like, okay, okay. But in my copy, I got a copy of Clockwork Orange, A Clockwork Orange. It's annotated down. And I was like, yes, very excited about that. Also, some of y'all have told me that Clockwork Orange has its own language that I need to. It's like simlish that I need to kind of lock into. And so I found on google.com I found a glossary of all the sort of Translated words and terms from A Clockwork Orange. And you know, I love reading old books like this and it sucks doing it outside the confines of an academic environment because I'm kind of left to my own devices, which is both good and bad, right? Because I can take my own takeaways or my own interpretations of what I find the text to mean, how it impacts me as an individual. But at the same time, I wish that there was this added level of like, I have to write an essay about it or I have to connect dot A to dot D. You know, like using my brain in that sort of way and having it be graded. I do miss that aspect of it where that's a missing chunk. When I read a book as important as A Clockwork Orange or East of Eden or Animal Farm or Brave New World, Heart of Darkness, any of these books, it's like, I wish that there was like all things in life. I wish there was an instructor I could ask questions to and I wish there was someone to grade my work. Maybe I want to go back to school. Maybe that's what I just kind of admitted to myself there. That's cool. But you know what I mean, where sure, you can sit with a book and read it. You can read A Clockwork Orange on the train, but that doesn't mean you are getting from it what you should or what was intended or, you know, you might be missing the most important part. I think for me, I'd like to think that I have the wherewithal to read a book like that and be like this. This is the meaning, you know. But even in Animal Farm, if I didn't have the background of this was loosely based on the Russian Revolution, then, you know, I would have been like, damn, this crazy book about fascism. Crazy book. Like, I still would have gotten it. But the specific sort of, you know, this was Trotsky, this was whoever. That stuff is important to me for a contextual, complete, 100% understanding of the book that I'm reading. And I feel like I don't. I know there's actually probably study guides. And I used to use Cliff's notes. Wait, you wanna know something really cute? I have my mom's cliffnotes pamphlets from the 80s and the 90s when she was in high school and college that are printed versions of what I mean, I used to use Cliff's notes in high school. The website where it would like, you know, take Taming of the Shrew or like the Hard Ass Shakespeare to read and it would break it down into synopsis by chapter characters, important characters, their lore, what page X was on, important quotations, all that stuff. We're to the point almost. They make it too easy where you don't even have to read the fucking play. You don't have to read the book. I don't. That's not the goal for me. I would like some supplemental reading material that is peer reviewed and approved to use as a study guide. So I think I might do that for Clockwork Orange if y'all. That's such a specific request. If you guys have a study guide for Clockwork Orange, send it to me, okay? Or. Or put it in the comments under this YouTube video. Let me know. Okay? Anyway. Valentine's Day. What the hell? Oh, I was talking about God's bankers. Yeah. Very excited to read that book. God's Bankers provides an exhaustive history of financial machinations at the center of the Church in Rome, from the final decades of the 19th century down to Pope Francis's sincere but as yet inconclusive efforts to reform the Church's labyrinthine bureaucracy. From there, Posner weaves an extraordinarily intricate tale of intrigue, corruption, and organized criminality. The cumulative effect of Posner's detective work is an acute sensation of disgust, along with a mix of admiration for and skepticism about Pope Francis efforts to reform the Vatican bank and its curial enablers. Crazy. Okay, Valentine's Day. Fuck. Okay, so our. Our Valentines, our Saint Valentine's were beheaded by Claudius ii. Okay. Other stories suggest that Valentine may have been killed for attempting to help Christians escape harsh Roman prisons, where they were often beaten and tortured. According to one legend, an imprisoned Valentine actually sent the first Valentine greeting himself after he fell in love with a young girl, possibly his jailer's daughter, who visited him during his confinement. Before his death, it is alleged that he wrote her a letter signed from your Valentine, an expression that is still in use today. Oh, my God, that's so sad. Although the truth behind the Valentine legends is murky, the stories all emphasize his appeal as a sympathetic, heroic, and most importantly, romantic figure. By the Middle Ages, perhaps thanks to his reputation, Valentine would become one of the most popular saints in England and France. Some claim that the Christian Church may have decided to place. It's always fucking religion. It is always religion. Others claim that the Christian Church may have decided to place St. Valentine's feast day in the middle of February in an effort to Christianize the pagan celebration of Lupercalia. Am I saying that right? Lupercalia, celebrated at the ides of February or February 15th. Lupercalia was a fertility festival dedicated to Faunus, the Roman God of agriculture, as well as to the Roman founders, Romulus and Remus. To begin the festival, members of the Luperci, an order of Roman priests, would gather at a sacred cave where the infants Romulus and Remus, the founders of Rome, were believed to have been cared for by a she wolf or Lupa. They were cared for by Shakira, she wolf, and by Lupa, a wolverine, a werewolf. The priests would sacrifice a goat for fertility and a dog for purification. No. They would then strip the goat's hide into strips, dip them into the sacrificial blood, and take to the streets, gently slapping both women and crop fields with the goat hide. Okay. Oh, okay. What? Far from being fearful, Roman women welcomed the touch of the hides because it was believed to make them more fertile in the coming year. Later in the day, according to legend, all the young women in the city would place their names in a big urn. The city's bachelors would each choose a name and become paired for the year with his chosen woman. These matches often ended in marriage. What the fuck is romance? In marriage? A new concept. I understand that marriage for the longest time was a almost political or financial union between families, right? Like the wife's. The bride's father would pay the groom a dowry, and the wife would now take the groom's name and become a part of. You know what I mean? Like, it was a flow of power in exchange of money for a union. When was romance introduced? Humans are very romantic beings. So why. When did people start marrying for love? What the. This is crazy. Sometimes you look up the history of like, this, and you're like, I didn't want to know that. I'd be fine if it was just like, Snoopy candy. Graham. If it was just like Snoopy and Woodstock holding a valentine like, love you. That's a lot more palatable than slapping women with goat hides. What are we talking about? Okay. Lupercalia survived the initial rise of Christianity, but was outlawed as it was deemed unchristian at the end of the fifth century, when Pope Gelasius declared February 14th St. Valentine's Day. Damn. We've had Valentine's Day since 400 B.C. for 400 A.D. and did I think that A.D. meant after death? Yeah. And B.C. means before Christ. Okay. It was not until much later, however, that the day became definitively associated with love. During the Middle Ages, it was commonly believed in France and England that February 14 was the beginning of birds mating season. Which added to the idea that the middle of Valentine's Day should be a day for romance. The English poet Geoffrey Chaucer was the first to record St. Valentine's Day as a day of romantic celebration in his 1375 poem, Parliament of Fowls. Writing for this was sent on St Valentine's Day, when every fowl cometh there to choose his mate. 1375. That is nutso to me. Valentine greetings were popular as far back as the Middle Ages. Though written valentines didn't begin to appear until after 1400. Well, that makes sense because the populace was illiterate. The oldest known valentine still in existence today was a poem written in 1415 by Charles, Duke of Orleans, to his wife while he was imprisoned in the Tower of London. Now, let me tell you something about the Tower of London. One of the most haunted places in the world. Probably some horrid abhorrent evil has gone down in the Tower of London. The greeting is now part of the manuscript collection of the British Library in London, England. Several years later, it is believed that King Henry V hired a writer named John Lydgate to compose a valentine note to Catherine of Eloise. Don't give a fuck. Okay, this is nuts. I had no idea that it's been celebrated that that long. Okay, let's talk about modern day Valentine's. In addition to the United States, Valentine's Day is celebrated in Canada, Mexico, the U.K. france, and Australia. In Great Britain, Valentine's Day began to be popularly celebrated around the 17th century. By the end of the 18th century, it was common for friends and lovers of all social classes to exchange small tokens of affection or handwritten notes. And by 1900, printed cards began to replace written letters due to improvements in printing technology. Ready made cards were an easy way for people to express their emotions in a time when direct expression of one's feelings was discouraged. Oh, my God. Cheaper postage rates also contributed to an increase in the popularity of sending Valentine's Day greetings. Americans probably began exchanging handmade valentines in the early 1700s. Today, according to Hallmark, an estimated 145 million Valentine's Day cards are sent each year, making Valentine's Day the second largest card sending holiday of the year. More cards are sent at Christmas. Fuck you. And Valentine's Day. Ah, yes. Learning that a beloved holiday is rooted in suffering. Most are. Most are. Okay, so when you're celebrating Valentine's Day this year, make sure to get your significant other a plush flower so you never have to buy them one ever again. Make sure that you buy them a Hallmark card. Okay, let's get some more plastic out there in the world. Let's get some more. Some more paper with plastic embellishments on it. Okay, let's send that off. Definitely don't hand make anything. Definitely don't, you know, pick flowers from your yard or your garden. Don't do that. 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I am on Perfume talk, and I'm somewhat of a fragrance head myself, thank you for asking. Michelle Visage obviously has informed. She's informed a portion of Cause we have the same taste, which I always make sure to figure out before I take fragrance recommendations from anyone. I'm like, are we on the same fucking Page. Because if you're doing sugary caramel gourmand vanilla, we are not the same. Okay? I. Here. Here are my tastes. There is a fine balance between an aggressively feminine scent and an aggressively masculine scent. I'm somewhere in the middle. I'm a very androgynous queen when it comes to fragrance. I love something that just smells rich. Rich in the sense of like, a fancy hotel lobby. That's what I want to smell like when you walk in and you're like, ooh, that smells good. In my house, I use. And look, don't knock it until you smell it. In my house, I use Glade plugins in the scent. Fall Night Long. It's my favorite Glade plugin. Okay. I've got one in about every room. Love. And I always get compliments. Your house was so good. Yeah, it's Glade. It's from Walmart. Anyway, when it comes to a fragrance, personally, I'm looking for bergamot. I'm looking for amber. I'm looking for musk. I'm looking for white musk. I'm looking for Santal. Any of the woods. Cedar, moss, oud. And I. And I like an eau de parfum. I'm not doing eau de toilettes because something about my skin, I spray it, and it just absorbs it and not in a way that's like, oh, I'm going to smell like this for the rest of the day. It's gone. I've tried all the fucking tricks. I've tried layering it with a lotion that smells similar. I've tried using Vaseline. I've tried doing all this bullshit shit. If the fragrance does not last long, that's the fragrance's fault. It's not my fault. I can try to do other things to make it last longer. At the end of the day, it's a weak fragrance. On the flip side, perfume houses like Killian, that shit will last four days. If you spray that shit on a sweater, it's never coming out until you wash it. But, like, I. This is why I'm like, I don't believe you. When you're like, it's just. User error. No, it's not. Because some fragrances really have a staying power, and they're beautifully made. Killian fragrances are so unique and so wonderful. Love, Don't Be shy Is famously. Isn't that what Rihanna wears? Beyonce wears Killian. It's like just the most luxurious, feminine fragrances that have depth to them. But sometimes Killian fragrances can Be kind of overpowering almost. And so I want to be somewhere in the middle. My favorite perfume of all time is probably Le Long Frond by Maison Louis Marie. It's number two, and it is just something. I really don't know how to describe it other than it's that it's a fresh version of rich. Hotel lobby. Let's look up the notes. I'm going to read you the notes, and I want you to keep an open mind because this shit smells so good. Oh, my God. I forgot my two most favorite notes. Hinoki wood. I love hinoki. And let me tell you something about Heretic Parfumes. They make one called Scandalwood. Oh, my God. Scandalwood might be one of my favorite scents of all time, but again, it doesn't last. And this one doesn't last either. And I've tried. I even bought the perfume oil from Maison Louis Marie and I put the perfume oil under it. That makes it last a bit longer. And then you spray it on top. But even then, I'm like, I'm talking two hours and it's gone. Versus I have Angel Share by Killian. You spray that shit at 9:00am at 9:00pm you're still like, damn, damn. And it's strong. So here. You know what I'm saying? Okay. Hinoki wood, Patchouli, and cedarwood. Patchouli is. And if you are a fragrance girl, you know this. It's hit or miss. They always talk about, you either love Patchouli or you fucking hate patchouli. Patchouli on its own, I'm not the biggest fan of. I think it smells too much like a bonfire, but when it's mixed in with some of these other, like, woody notes or kind of like milky or musk or even with patchouli and then like a floral on top. Oh, I'm there. Oh, I'm locked the fuck in. It just has to be done right. And it can't be. It can't smell cheap. This is one of my favorite fragrances of all time. It's. Here are the full notes. Hinoki wood, cedar wood, Patchouli, white musk. That's it. Love. Love. And also Scandalwood, the one by Heretic Parfums. They make one called Nosferatu. They made a Nosferatu scent. And it's interesting. It wasn't my favorite, but it was definitely interesting because I bought their little sample pack. Oh, my God. And Heretic also makes one called Dirty Hinoki. Oh, and they make one called Florgasm. Oh, so good. Okay. Some other favorite scents of mine in that vein. DS and Durga makes some beautiful fragrances. They have one that is meant to be a layering fragrance, but I used to wear it by itself. It's called. I don't know what. That's the name of the. The fragrance, because it's supposed to be a play on the French Genesis quoi. You know, it's got this geno sais quoi. And so when you tell people, oh, you know, what are you wearing? It's literally called I don't know what. Anyway, that one is a fantastic. It's just. Let me think. If I. If I know the note, it's just like a musk. I don't know what DS and Durga and I fucking love Bergamot. Anything Bergamot. I'm tapped in and that's what this is. I'm so smart. Top notes, Bergamot essence, heart notes, Vetiver and ISO. And the base notes are Civitone, Fur, Santal, and Ambrox. Super. I hate when they do this shit. Like, what does that mean? I'm gonna go ahead and infer that that's. It's Bergamot, Vetiver, Amber, Santol, and two other things that they decided to make. Really not understandable. So DS and Durga also makes one called Gateau Blackout, one of the most crazy fragrances I've ever smelled. And I do that when I'm going out drinking because that's like a. Whoa, who is that? Who smells good? But it's not like hot girl. It's like rich model. I don't even know how to describe it. It's a very non traditional fragrance. Let me look up the notes for Gateau Blackout. Oh, it's a cherry fragrance. That's why that makes sense. Black cherry, snow, pine incense, cocoa, jasmine flowers, Eris, absolute vanilla Friends, musk, fireplace. It is so good, y'all. It's warm, but it's also spicy. So good. Some other ones that I've been into lately, these are kind of more masculine. Tom Ford makes one called Boys Pacifique, which I'm pretty sure means Pacific Wood, Pacific Forest. This is a cologne. It's a cologne, but I think they market it as androgynous. It's great. I'll wear it by itself. It's very warm. Very warm and rich. And then Parfum de Marly, they make that famous, beautiful bottle. Put it up here. That rose. It's. It's the rose one by Parfums de Marly. And their bottles are super iconic. I Think that they're a beautiful fragrance house, but I just hate rose. I hate rose. I am not a rose girl. Rose ruins a fragrance for me. But sometimes tuberose, I'll look into that. Sometimes I do like that. If we're doing florals, I like jasmine. I love jasmine. But you cannot make the jasmine powdery. Then it smells like grandma. And a great example of a jasmine fragrance that is not grandma is Dosan by Diptyque. Oh, that's one of my favorites of all time as well. Dosan is this beautiful floral with a little bit of musk in it that they sell as a hand lotion, a perfume, and eau de toilet. They have it in a bunch of different options, but it's a good summer fragrance, like spring summer. It honestly reminds me of London because that's where I bought it. And it just, you know, being outside and it's for. I don't do floral. I am not a floral girl. But do sun is my one exception. It is gorgeous. It's gorgeous. And if you want a sort of cheaper alternative, I would suggest florgasm from heretic perfumes. They smell very similar. Florgasm's a bit more, like, grassy, but, oh, they're both beautiful. That is, I swear to God, the one floral that I have in my collection that I'm like, damn, that's good. Another one of my favorite. Oh, the parfum de Marley one. I was going to say it's called Lavant Parfums de Marlyn. Sorry, Layton. Oh, Wonder what the top note is. You guessed it, it's bergamot. This seductive amber and floral fragrance with an intense olfactory signature opens with bergamot and its tangy passion, while lavender and geranium blend into a fresh note. Chic and chivalrous all at once. I would agree with that, because it kind of hits you at first as a cologne, and then it settles and it's like it's a perfume. The intensity of the eau de parfum is further amplified by amber, enhanced by the natural elegance of pink pepper. Distinguished and addictive, Leighton's character is further carried by vanilla and precious woods, which develop through an intriguing note of caramelized coffee. And if you know about Michelle Visage's perfume recs, her favorite of all time is that coffee fragrance by something addict. Is it called Coffee Addict? She loves a coffee fragrance, and I know she also likes that one by Penhaligon's called Helfetti. And I was in the airport the other day, and where was I? Oh, I was in Paris and I was in the. You know, they always have those perfume shops. I was like, let me go in here and see what's going on. They had a Penhaligon set up because they don't have those in stores here in the States. So I went over and I smelled all of them. Those bottles are fucking beautiful. It's all. It's. It looks like an English country house, like a country manor. And it's all themed like that. Like the animal heads or the taxidermy, whatever. And all of the branding is very. You know, it's very British. British nobility, whatever. The fragrances are beautiful, though. And I smelled Halfeti. I get it. I get it, Michelle. That one is gorgeous. But it. It wasn't what I thought it would be. I don't know what it was. I think it smelled too similar to a different fragrance I had smelled or someone I know who wears a fragrance like that. And I was just like, it's not doing it for me. But on paper, all the notes are beautiful. So let me. Let me look up what that one was. Helfetti. And it is going to be $300. Okay. This is Halfeti by Penhaligon's. An intoxicating, mysterious fragrance. Vigorous grapefruit, oud, levantine spice and rose tangle in the mood light. Maybe that's what I didn't like. I don't like rose. But what's that upon the riverbank? Could it be the fabled black rose? Yeah, I don't know. It was definitely. It's deep and warm, and it's got some of that. Like, the dry down was nice, but I just. There was something in it. I was like. And here's another one. Diptyque has one called. Oh, what is it called? This one, boys. Boycose Bois. Cause this has a note of hazelnut in it. So this one should be my favorite fragrance of all time. But it's not. I went into Diptyque and I sprayed it, and it has so many beautiful notes. The bottle is done, but the dry down, I didn't end up buying it. Cause I left the store. I was getting a gift for someone else, and I left the store with it on my skin. And I kept smelling it the rest of the day. And I was like, oh, I'm kind of glad I didn't get it, because there's some note in it that did not. Cause, you know, it all comes down to your ph and how it interacts with your skin. Specifically. It can smell beautiful on someone else and weird as fuck on you. And that's what happened. I think that some. Some acid in my skin reacted with this perfume in a way that just ended up smelling like a turtlet. It smelled like a turtlet is French for bark. Concert means full bodied, like the coffee aroma celebrated here. So it's coffee. The bottle is decorated with fine black lines inspired by the release found in bark. The irregular forms on the sleeve evoke the texture of wood. Fragrant notes. Cafe Arabic, Arabica, Arabica. So coffee, sandalwood, tonka bean. But some dude at the Dip tea store told me it had hazelnut in it. And I think that's what I don't like, because I don't know. I don't know. If y'all ever smell this, let me know what you think, because it's a very interesting fragrance, but it just. Something was up. Another one of my favorite fragrances of all time is Vanille Antique by Byredo. If you have never. If you're looking for that perfect vanilla, and I don't mean sugary, sweet, vanilla, marshmallow this, caramel that. If you want that, go to Sol de Janeiro, go get the churrosa or the. The traditional, you know, bum bum cream. That smell. Or any of those numbers, like 71, 62, whatever. Those are great. If you're looking for, like, a very topical, almost teenagery, sweet smell. Vanille Antique, Mama. That's a woman. That is a woman. A woman with money. Cash money. It is the most beautiful vanilla fragrance I've ever smelled it. I keep saying warm, but those are the fragrances I like. Where you hug someone, you're like, God, you smell delicious. It's deep. It's depth. There's layers to it. It's not just, oh, she smells like candy. I don't want to smell like candy. I want to smell like sex in a hotel lobby. And so Vanilla Antique. It is by far the most impressive vanilla I've ever smelled. And you want to know someone else I love. I love his reviews. Daniel Renee. I follow him on TikTok. He came out with his own fragrance that I bought because I love him so much. And he described all these notes in it, and it sounded like Dosan mixed with something else. And I was like, I have to try this. And he's such a salesman. Bitch. That was one where I was like, fuck, I spent $175 on this fragrance. Damn, I've never smelled it. I did a blind buy because I love him. And if it smells like shit, Daniel, I'm going to be pissed off. I don't. I don't believe it'll smell like shit because it's from a niche independent fragrance house. I believe it's French, and he developed it in tandem with this company. The bottle is beautiful. I'm excited to smell it. So if you all want, I can give you a little review of the pod because I'm very excited about that fragrance. One of the notes in it is a vanilla cake. Okay. Yeah. I want to lock into that because when I hear vanilla cake that gives me some, like, it's not vanilla frosting. It's got some. Some bottom to it. Right. There's a bottom in it. The fragrance has bottomed. So I'm excited to try that out. I'll let you guys know. I think it's called Elucio. Okay. I think that'll do it for me, team. I love y'all to goddamn death. Red Bull. I can't do the watermelon anymore. 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Brittany Broski (57:45)

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