218 – Good Shabbos

The '218 - Good Shabbos' episode of 'My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark' podcast begins with a casual conversation between the hosts about their personal hygiene and household chores during the lockdown. They exchange stories about their stench levels, pets, and the challenges of keeping up with housework. The discussion then shifts to the recent interactions they've had with delivery people, including a heartwarming exchange where Karen gives a bottle of vodka to a UPS man as a token of appreciation.

The hosts proceed to recommend various sources of entertainment and comfort during the lockdown, such as Instagram accounts that bring joy (including Charo's and Leslie Jordan's), and TV shows and movies they've been watching. Karen mentions 'This is Personal: The Hunt for the Yorkshire Ripper,' a docudrama she found well-done and insightful about the investigation and the societal issues it uncovered. Georgia recommends the Atlanta Child Murders documentary on HBO, which she finds both infuriating and educational.

They also discuss the podcast 'Conviction,' which delves into the satanic panic phenomenon, detailing the history and impact of such beliefs in the United States. Karen shares her newfound love for the Netflix series 'Unorthodox,' which leads to a lighthearted conversation about their families and personal lives. The episode wraps up with Karen recounting a story involving her pets and the struggles of keeping her home clean, which leads to discussions about self-care and combating depression.

Throughout the episode, Karen and Georgia maintain a conversational and intimate tone, sharing personal anecdotes and opinions on various topics, including mental health, the importance of entertainment during difficult times, and the value of community support and connection, even if it's through social media or TV shows.