70. Rough Stuff: Starline Hodge

Small Beans

Comedy

4.9 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 27 May 2018

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

Star Hodge joins your Rough Stuff hosts to discuss the joys of adolescence, including but not limited to: getting spat on by bullies, finding refuge in the library's limited internet connectivity, and creating the timeless character Sailor Kitty from the planet Kitty.

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0:00.0	Hey guys and welcome to another episode of Rough Stuff, the podcast where we make people dig up all their embarrassing stories from middle school and childhood and all those fun times.
0:12.0	I'm your host Bridget Greenberg
0:14.0	and I was once escorted out of a Ripley's,
0:16.0	Believe It or Not, Museum,
0:17.0	after having a panic attack.
0:19.0	Oh, the dark one.
0:22.0	And I'm Sarah Griffith and I'm your co-host here and my
0:27.4	imaginary friend for the first like 10 years of my life was Inspector Gadget
0:32.4	And with us as our guest years of my life was Inspector Gadget.
0:33.0	And with us as our guest is graphic designer, illustrator, YouTube.
0:38.4	Star Hodge.
0:39.7	Yeah, hi.
0:41.0	I in middle school, I used to write and draw self-insert sailor moon fan fiction
0:48.6	Self-insert oh so you would okay.
0:50.6	Sorry that's self-explanatory her name was sailor kitty she was from So you would, I was a character.
0:52.5	Her name was Sailor Kitty.
0:54.4	She was from the planet Kitty.
0:57.0	And she had an orange cat because Sailor Moon
1:00.6	had a black cat and Sailor Venus had a white cat.
1:03.0	Yes.
1:03.6	And my character had an orange cat named Orbit,
1:06.8	which is the name of my cat now.
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