96. My Top 8: Bailey Norton

Small Beans

Comedy

4.9 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 2 December 2019

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Maggie sits down with writer and comedian Bailey Norton, who put on a one-woman play in the middle of a basketball court. Did it help her make any friends? No! Join us as we talk childhood friendship, best friend syndrome, and owning up to when we were not great friends.

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0:00.0	You're listening to my top eight, a relationship podcast about friendship.
0:03.6	I'm your host Maggie May Fish.
0:05.1	Remember, the show does not condone ranking your friends in a list of eight people.
0:08.9	And now, let's talk friendship.
0:10.8	Some friends go and some friends less.
0:14.0	Some come talk on your podcast.
0:16.2	If you make you laugh and they treat you great, then you put them on your top eight.
0:20.7	Hey everybody, this is my top eight it's a show all about friendship and friends and
0:28.0	what are friends do we need more of them do we need less of them? Maybe you need both.
0:35.0	Welcoming me today with me today.
0:39.0	Welcoming me today.
0:41.0	Welcoming with Maggie today.
0:42.0	Welcoming with me today is
0:45.0	is someone who actually is my friend so this is very
0:48.0	exciting we're friends this is Bailey Norton She's a wonderful comedian.
0:53.5	You probably see me liking her stuff on Twitter
0:55.8	all of the time.
0:57.1	She's a very funny stand-up is all over here in LA.
1:00.3	And it is also a good friend. Maggie, you're a good friend.
1:03.0	Maggie, you're a good friend.
1:05.0	You are in my top eight for sure.
1:08.0	Bailey, you're in my top eight.
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