Podcast Summary
Reducing paint waste is important for the environment and your wallet: Follow 3 simple rules: buy only what you need, use up existing paint, and recycle leftovers to reduce paint waste and save money. Listen to the 'Where there's a will, there's a Way' podcast for entertaining celebrity interviews and candid conversations.
Reducing paint waste is an essential aspect of smart painting. Paint Care, a company dedicated to this cause, encourages buying only what you need, using up existing paint, and recycling the leftovers. This not only benefits the environment but also saves money. For more information, visit paintcare.org/3-simple-rules or find a paint drop-off site near you. Meanwhile, in the world of entertainment, the podcast "Where there's a will, there's a Way" offers listeners a unique blend of humor and celebrity interviews. Each episode, a celebrity guest shares stories about their life and career, including some surprising revelations about their "designer deaths." Recent guest Lily Allen, for example, discussed her move to New York and the contrasting experiences of privacy and paparazzi attention. Allen's podcast with Makeda Oliver, "Miss Me? Miss Me," and the extra episode "Listen, Bitch" are also popular for their humor and candid conversations. Subscribe to the podcast for ad-free access to all episodes for just $3.99 a month.
Embracing the unexpected twists in life: Life's unforeseen events can bring unexpected joys and opportunities, even from seemingly unfortunate circumstances
Unexpected events and circumstances can significantly impact our lives in unforeseen ways. The couple in this conversation met as infants due to their parents' friendship and have been intertwined ever since, both of them pursuing careers in showbiz. However, they emphasized that their lives have taken many unexpected turns, including a pandemic, new relationships, and international moves. These events brought them together in ways they could not have imagined otherwise. Lily also shared a story about an unfortunate incident with leek and potato soup that left her with second-degree burns when she was younger. Despite this, she still cherishes the dish and finds it underrated. Overall, their conversation underscores the importance of embracing the twists and turns that life throws our way and finding joy in the unexpected.
Anecdotes from Charlie's life: kitchen appliances, collaboration, alcoholism, death, and celebrities: Charlie shares stories from her past, including her fascination with kitchen appliances, a collaborative project with her ex-partner, struggles with alcoholism, thoughts on death and general anesthetics, and her curiosity about celebrities' food orders. She also introduces her podcast, 'Dinner's on Me,' where she takes friends out for dinners in LA and NYC.
The speaker, Charlie, shares anecdotes from her childhood and past experiences, including her fascination with kitchen appliances, a unique collaboration with her ex-partner Harry on a project, her struggles with alcoholism, and her thoughts on death and general anesthetics. The conversation also touches upon the importance of addressing mental health concerns and the convenience of online therapy through BetterHelp. Additionally, Charlie expresses her curiosity about how celebrities order food, and she introduces her podcast, "Dinner's on Me," where she takes friends out to dinners in Los Angeles and New York City. The speaker's stories offer a glimpse into her life, showcasing her unique perspective and interests.
From Surgery to Presidential Election: Life's Unexpected Turns: Lily Allen woke up from surgery to learn of Joe Biden's presidency win, highlighting life's unpredictability. She expressed hope for positive posthumous memories, despite past criticisms. Allen's resilience and talent as a songwriter were admired, with 'Not Fair' being a standout.
Life is unpredictable, and the world can change dramatically even during a brief period of unconsciousness. Lily Allen shared her experience of waking up from a surgery to find out that Joe Biden had won the presidency, highlighting the unexpected nature of life. Additionally, Allen expressed her hope for a positive public response to her death, expressing her desire to be remembered fondly despite past criticisms. Throughout the conversation, her interlocutor expressed admiration for Allen's resilience and talent as a songwriter, particularly her song "Not Fair." Allen also shared some fond memories of their past interactions, including a time when she was a young child and they had a brief babysitting arrangement. Despite some regrets about her past actions, Allen emphasized the importance of enjoying life and not taking oneself too seriously. Overall, the conversation showcased the warmth and candor of their friendship, as well as Allen's ability to reflect on her experiences with humor and grace.
The importance of trust and loyalty in professional relationships: Cherish deep connections and valuable support systems, regretting letting go of trusted team members and finding humor in unexpected situations.
Trust and loyalty in professional relationships can lead to deep connections and valuable support systems. Lily Allen shared her regret of letting go of trusted team members during a difficult time in her life, wishing she had kept them around. Meanwhile, Dan Butler's story of his mother's unintentional "party time" T-shirt at a funeral shows the importance of not taking ourselves too seriously and finding humor in unexpected situations. Both stories remind us of the importance of cherishing the people and moments in our lives, even when things don't go as planned.
Lily Allen's Unique Funeral Plans: Lily Allen plans a relaxed, respectful funeral in a church, wearing cashmere, and entering with 'The Sound of Silence'. She dislikes being buried and prefers cremation, and finds her own music unpleasant.
Lily Allen, the podcast guest, shares her unique and quirky preferences for her upcoming funeral. She intends to have it in a church with a packed congregation, wearing cashmere, and entering with "The Sound of Silence" by Simon and Garfunkel. She also dislikes the idea of being buried and prefers cremation. Allen's funeral will be a relaxed yet respectful event, with no specific songs requested except for "The Sound of Silence." She has no attachment to her own music and finds the high-pitched sound of her voice in "Somewhere Only We Know" unpleasant. Allen's funeral attire will be comfortable and cozy, reflecting her preference for quiet luxury and relaxation.
Lily Allen's Memories of Glastonbury Festival: Lily Allen cherishes her experiences at Glastonbury Festival, including performing with Olivia Rodrigo and dedicating a song to the Supreme Court. Her final wishes involve a lively and celebratory gathering.
Lily Allen holds fond memories of performing at Glastonbury Festival despite the chaotic and muddy conditions. She has played there several times, including the first time as a child and later as a performer. One of her most memorable experiences was performing with Olivia Rodrigo and dedicating a song to the Supreme Court in response to the overturning of Roe vs. Wade. Her kids attended the performance, which was a new experience for them, and they were surprised and excited by the crowd's reaction. Regarding her final wishes, she imagines her guests raising their glasses to her in a lively and celebratory atmosphere, possibly at a pub or a festive gathering.
A Unique and Emotional Funeral: The interviewee envisions an unconventional funeral filled with fights, outdoor activities, and their favorite sandwiches, inspired by Princess Diana and her challenge to the status quo.
The interviewee desires an unconventional and emotional funeral, filled with fights, outdoor activities, and their favorite sandwiches. They have a particular fondness for Princess Diana and believe those who challenge the status quo are often met with criticism from the mainstream media. The interviewee also expresses a disregard for vegans in their funeral plans. They reminisce about their childhood encounter with Princess Diana and the letter they wrote to her, which was never sent. Overall, the interviewee's funeral vision is centered around raw emotions, favorite foods, and admiration for those who make a difference.
Lily Allen's thoughts on death and possessions: Lily Allen discussed her experiences with financial struggles, haunting the current occupants of her old house, keeping a diamond ring from her first husband, leaving her debts to her children, and taking her phone and Google search history to the grave.
Our conversation with Lily Allen revealed her thoughts on death, haunting, possessions, and wills. She shared her experience of losing a house due to financial struggles and expressed her desire to haunt the current occupants if given the chance. She also talked about her material possessions, specifically a diamond ring she kept from her first husband, and her plans to leave everything to her children after her death, including her debts. Additionally, she discussed her desire to keep certain personal information private, such as her phone and Google search history, and her plans to take these items with her to the grave. Lastly, she mentioned her Famous 10, which she jokingly suggested would be numbers, possibly referencing a second chance at life or a countdown to her demise. Overall, the conversation touched on themes of loss, possession, and the desire for control even in death.
Lily Allen on 6 Feet Under Podcast: Lily Allen discussed emails with Cathy Burke on 6 Feet Under podcast. They will also discuss listener emails and are sponsored by PaintCare, promoting easy paint recycling through their '3 Simple Rules'.
Lily Allen joined Cathy Burke on the podcast "6 Feet Under" for an engaging conversation. This was a special occasion as Allen doesn't often participate in publicity events. The podcast, which can be found on Apple Podcast or wheltersawilderswake.com, will feature more from Allen and Burke, along with other guests. They will be discussing emails from listeners. PaintCare, the podcast's sponsor, was also highlighted. They promote easy paint recycling through their three simple rules: buy only what you need, use up what you already have, and recycle the rest. To learn more or find a paint drop-off site, visit paintcare.org/3-simple-rules. Overall, this podcast episode brought together great conversation and important environmental messages.
