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    Here Lies Gabby Logan

    enJanuary 30, 2024
    What are some ways to reduce paint waste?
    How has Kathy Burke's podcast addressed end-of-life matters?
    What impact does dating apps have on relationships today?
    How did the speaker's childhood affect her punctuality anxiety?
    What lessons can be learned from experiences during lockdown?

    Podcast Summary

    • Reducing paint waste with Paint Care and personal growth with Kathy BurkeSimple rules like buying only what you need, using up what you have, and recycling can reduce paint waste. Personal growth can be found through discussions on end-of-life matters and exploring new opportunities.

      Reducing paint waste is important and can be achieved through simple rules like buying only what you need, using up what you already have, and recycling the rest. Paint Care makes this process easy with convenient drop-off sites. Meanwhile, in the world of podcasts, Kathy Burke invites listeners to join her in discussing end-of-life matters on "Where there's a will." During a recent episode, Kabi shared her experiences as a successful gymnast and the changing landscape of women's sports. She expressed that if these changes had occurred during her youth, she might have pursued football. Overall, both Paint Care and "Where there's a will" offer valuable lessons on sustainability and personal growth.

    • Girls Playing Football: A Changing NormSocietal norms evolve, allowing more girls to participate in sports like football, enhancing their personal growth and challenging gender stereotypes.

      Societal norms and perceptions are changing, particularly when it comes to girls participating in sports. The speaker shares her personal experience of seeing more girls playing football due to the normalization of the sport for them, contrasting her own upbringing where it was seen as unusual. In a different context, the speaker discusses her hypothetical last meal, which is a combination of various cuisines and dishes, reflecting her love for food and the joy of having a variety of flavors. Lastly, the speaker shares an intriguing story about her imagined death, where she had an enlightening experience during a magic mushroom trip and believed she had found solutions to major global issues, only to be stopped from taking more mushrooms and ultimately succumbing to a poisonous one. Overall, the conversation covers topics of societal change, personal preferences, and the imaginative and unpredictable nature of life.

    • Gabby's Unexpected Death and Controversial LegacyGabby's controversial death sparked record-breaking viewership and divided public opinion, reflecting his rebellious nature that continued even in death.

      The speaker, Gabby, left behind a detailed plan to save the world before passing away from a drug overdose. Despite the controversy surrounding his death, many were intrigued by the unexpected turn of events. Channel 4, a broadcaster where Gabby had never worked, saw record-breaking viewing figures for the coverage of his death. The public response was mixed, with some seeing it as a strange and comedic end to Gabby's life, while others were more critical. Gabby came from a family with contrasting attitudes towards smoking, with his parents being anti-smokers and his sister rebelling and becoming a heavy smoker herself. Despite the controversy and contradictions in Gabby's life, his friends and family found comfort in the unexpected and comedic nature of his death. The speaker reflected on Gabby's rebellious nature and how it was a common thread throughout his life, from his refusal to smoke as a child to his unexpected death from drugs.

    • Finding joy in midlife with Claudia WinklemanEmbrace midlife, prioritize comfort, and find joy in the present moment, as demonstrated by Claudia Winkleman's attitude towards aging.

      Importance of embracing midlife and finding joy in the present moment, as exemplified by Claudia Winkleman's attitude towards aging. Claudia's candid perspective on reaching her 50th birthday and her decision to prioritize her comfort and personal boundaries resonated with the podcast host. If the host were to be replaced, Claudia would be an ideal candidate due to her relatable and authentic take on midlife and her comedic abilities. The host even went as far as leaving money in her will for Claudia to host the podcast in her place. The discussion also revealed the host's preference for having her funeral at Saint Paul's Cathedral due to its beauty and size, allowing for a large turnout.

    • A multicultural funeral with Italian flair and national treasures as pallbearersThe speaker's funeral will be a celebration of their multicultural upbringing in Leeds, featuring Italian-style glamour, a multi-faith ceremony, and pallbearers including Dawn French, David Beckham, and Denise Lewis.

      The speaker's funeral will reflect their multicultural upbringing in Leeds, with an Italian-esque style, a multi-faith ceremony, and national treasures as pallbearers. The speaker, who grew up surrounded by Italian, Polish, and Irish friends, plans for the funeral to be glamorous and uplifting, starting with a sad classical piece like Adagio in G, moving into the American songbook, and ending with a gospel choir singing "Happy Days." The speaker, who has no Italian heritage, finds inspiration for the funeral style from their youth spent in the Irish and Polish centers in Leeds. They plan to be dressed conservatively in the coffin and have even chosen pallbearers like Dawn French, David Beckham, and Denise Lewis to reflect the positivity surrounding their life.

    • Forming deep friendships through shared experiences and disagreementsEmbrace diverse perspectives and learn from each other, even during disagreements, to form deep and lasting friendships

      Deep, meaningful friendships can be formed through shared experiences, disagreements, and even near-disasters. The speaker recounted her long-lasting friendship with Kirsty Gallagher, which began when they worked together at Sky Sports. Over the past 20 years, they have experienced various stages of life together, including travels, mistakes, and arguments over music preferences. One memorable incident involved a car accident where the speaker's car spun out of control and landed in a ditch, with Kirsty preventing her from turning off the engine. Despite their differences, their friendship has remained strong, and the speaker jokingly suggested moving in to take care of Kenny's animals and wine cellar when he's alone. This anecdote illustrates the importance of embracing diverse perspectives and learning from each other, even in the face of disagreements. Ultimately, the speaker expressed her gratitude for Kirsty's presence in her life and the memories they have created together.

    • Navigating happiness and new relationships after long-term commitmentsAddress underlying stressors, invest in mental health resources, and save money with membership programs like Uber One.

      Finding happiness and starting a new relationship after a long-term commitment can be challenging due to the adjustments and getting used to new idiosyncrasies. The landscape of dating has changed significantly, with the use of apps and websites being common now compared to meeting people in person when we were younger. However, it's essential to address any underlying stressors and invest in mental health resources like BetterHelp Therapy to ensure overall well-being. Another key takeaway is the importance of saving money on everyday expenses like Uber and Uber Eats with membership programs like Uber One. It's a small investment that can lead to significant savings in the long run.

    • Preference for Reusable Coffins and Personal Experiences with TimekeepingThe speaker advocates for reusable coffins in funerals to reduce waste and shares their personal experiences with timekeeping, growing up with a late mother and developing a habit of being early as a rebellion.

      The speaker expresses a preference for reusable coffins in funerals instead of cremating them, finding it wasteful. They also share their personal experiences with timekeeping and how it influences their perception of being late. The speaker expresses their dislike for the waste of coffins during cremations and suggests the idea of reusable coffins. They find the theatrical moment of sending a coffin through curtains in a crematorium quite wasteful, especially when compared to burials where the coffin is lowered into the ground. Additionally, the speaker shares their personal experiences with timekeeping, growing up with a mother who was always late and developing a habit of being early as a rebellion. They also discuss their sports background and how it influences their punctuality. Overall, the speaker's perspective on the wastefulness of cremating coffins and their personal experiences with timekeeping create a unique perspective on the importance of efficiency and reducing waste in various aspects of life.

    • Our experiences shape us in profound waysReflecting on seemingly insignificant experiences reveals their impact on our identities. Cherish all experiences as they contribute to our unique stories.

      Our experiences, even the seemingly mundane ones, shape us in profound ways. The speaker shared how her mother's laid-back approach to punctuality instilled a fear of being late in her, which became an anxiety. This quirk, though seemingly insignificant, is a part of who she is. The speaker also reflected on the unusual experience of traveling during lockdown, which felt like a surreal journey back in time. These experiences, both small and large, contribute to our unique identities. Additionally, the speaker mentioned how growing up in London, she had taken the city's traffic for granted. But during lockdown, the emptiness of the roads was a reminder of how things can change unexpectedly. These reflections highlight the importance of cherishing our experiences, no matter how ordinary they may seem, as they contribute to the rich tapestry of our lives.

    • Personal memories and informal gatheringsPartnering with Snagajob simplifies hiring processes, enabling businesses to focus on cherishing personal moments and experiences.

      Snagajob is a valuable partner for businesses seeking to hire employees effectively. Meanwhile, reflecting on life's events, the speaker shares memories of a lively Irish Center gathering, where stories and music create a memorable experience. Instead of formal speeches, people share tales, and the night often ends with unexpected surprises. The speaker plans to distribute their shoe collection to friends and keeps a cherished photograph of their childbirth experience hidden. This conversation highlights the importance of informal gatherings and cherishing personal memories. For businesses, partnering with Snagajob ensures a smooth hiring process, allowing them to focus on other aspects of their lives.

    • Past experiences shape who we areUnexpected experiences, whether embarrassing or surreal, contribute to our personal growth and influence our aspirations

      Our past experiences, no matter how embarrassing or surreal, shape who we are. Gabby, the speaker, shared an incident where she unintentionally flashed a group of people in Cairo, and the fear of this photo being discovered still haunts her. She also shared an encounter with Liam Gallagher, who mistakenly thought she was the reincarnation of John Lennon. These experiences, though unexpected, became memorable moments in her life. Additionally, she shared her hypothetical desire to come back as an Oscar winner, such as Cate Blanchett or Jamie Dornan, showcasing her aspirations and admiration for others. Overall, the conversation highlights the significance of past experiences, both good and bad, and how they influence our thoughts and desires.

    • Last words might be simple requestsReflect on the importance of simple requests and reducing paint waste through buying only what's needed, using up existing supplies, and recycling the rest.

      Life is full of the mundane and the profound, and our last words may not be as grandiose as we'd like them to be. During this episode of "Where There's a Wilderness Awake," Gabby shared her thoughts on coming back as an object that people keep, such as a football used to win the World Cup, or something as simple as a daily reminder like a request to take the dog food out of the freezer. She joked that her famous last words might be just that, a simple request. The conversation then turned to the podcast "6 Feet Under," where listeners share their real-life death anecdotes. Gabby will be staying on as a guest for that subscription podcast. The episode concluded with a reminder from Cathy and her team about the importance of reducing paint waste through PaintCare's 3 simple rules: buy only what you need, use up what you already have, and recycle the rest. In the end, life's big moments and small tasks coexist, and it's the simple things that often matter most.

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