V Interesting with V Spehar
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Sometimes TikTok superstar V Spehar needs more than a minute to bring you the news. The Under the Desk News anchor is bringing their sharp outfits and sharper commentary to a new weekly show with Lemonada Media. V highlights the interesting parts of stories we often lose in the chaotic news cycle and goes deeper into the complex, evergreen Big Issues that matter most, but don’t have a simple, Tweetable solution. Part explainer, part thought-starter show, V’s goal is to make you the most well-informed and “v interesting” person in any crowd.
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Everything, Everywhere, All at Once is one of the best movies I have ever seen. GO SEE IT
That book is sitting in my audiobook library but I haven't gotten to it yet. Now I'm learning this crazy stuff and I don't know how to feel about reading it.
Wait, five days of abdominal cramping? Uh.... people with a uterus deal with abdominal pain every month. I get that monkey pox is a thing and should be taken seriously, but, abdominal cramping is something that many of us with a uterus don't blink twice at.
I absolutely love this episode! V is so vulnerable and is also all of us!!! thanks for finding such incredible women to talk about the things we need to know!
She just glossed over Elon Musk's father having a second (?!) child with his stepdaughter, a girl he's known since she was 4, only to spend more time talking about baseball??
I felt more camaraderie with my #navyengineers than I did my fellow #navyyeoman on my ship. I was the engineering yeoman on my ship and gained 250+ brothers in a single day. I've been out since March 2007, having joined shortly after 9/11. Joining the military has been a family tradition for generations, dating back to the Revolutionary War. #navyveteran #vinterestingpodcast
Thank you so much for this episode.
It was never stated in the Bible that the fruit from the Garden of Eden was an apple. It could have been a grapefruit, a pomegranate, an apricot, or even a fruit that doesn't exist anymore.
Rachel Fattow