01 Trashy Breakups: You Oughta Know | Alanis Morisette and Dave Coulier

Trashy Divorces

Hemlock Creatives

Comedy, History

4.5 • 2.2K Ratings

🗓️ 7 July 2021

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

Back in 1995, singer-songwriter Alanis Morisette let it all hang out in one of the grittiest, angriest breakup songs ever recorded, You Oughta Know. The specific subject of the song - and whether it was even one guy or some kind of composite of breakups - has long been rumored to be Full House's Uncle Joey, comic actor Dave Coulier. In our introductory Trashy Breakups, Alicia has all the dirty details, including the strange-but-not-true story of an online hoax claiming that TLC's 1999 smash No Scrubs was also inspired by Dave Coulier. Check out the episode page at trashydivorces.com for music and sources. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey everyone, welcome to Trashy Breakups, our new Wednesday series for season 11.
0:14.8	I'm Alicia.
0:15.8	My name is Stacey.
0:16.8	Y'all, we have a whole new season of Trash Candy coming for you on Sunday, regular,
0:23.2	regular old Trashy divorces.
0:24.8	Yep.
0:25.8	However, for Wednesdays, during season 11, beginning today, Stacey and I are going to
0:29.9	be trading off, bringing you couples you never married, so they can't get divorced,
0:35.5	but they sure did have a Trashy breakup that fascinated us all.
0:39.7	And how are we starting this off, Alicia?
0:42.9	We are starting off today with Holy Cat, y'all.
0:47.5	It may be is the best breakup song of all time.
0:51.6	That is what Taylor Swift says.
0:54.7	Taylor Swift is going to bring out a lot of some more set in concert as a special guest
0:58.9	in August of 2015 in Los Angeles.
1:01.8	And the intro is awesome.
1:03.1	Taylor Swift's like, she defined the music of her decade and inspired a generation of
1:08.2	confessional female singer songwriters who all of a sudden felt like you could say all
1:13.4	of these were all feelings and you could get really mad if you wanted to fear to say.
1:18.9	So many female singer songwriters, including myself, would not write the way we do without
1:23.2	her in her music.
1:24.2	A lot of some more set in the greatest breakup song of all time.
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