Episode #31: Carly Kuhn, the one and only Cartorialist, joins me!

Tell Me Something Good w/Josh Wolf

Josh Wolf

Comedy

4.9 • 851 Ratings

🗓️ 29 March 2016

⏱️ 94 minutes

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Summary

Carly Kuhn, The Cartorialist, joins Josh on Fairly Normal. She talks about her mercurial, completely unorthodox rise in the art world, what her big break was, her "go to" karaoke songs and much, much more! A great story of chasing your dreams and finding new ones!

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0:00.0	Cune Burke.
0:02.0	See now.
0:04.0	Did you know I start every show with this?
0:06.0	Needed.
0:08.0	We're actually on now.
0:09.0	We weren't on before we were talking about super personal stuff.
0:12.0	But now we're on. And do you know the song? This may be a little before
0:18.8	you are. I bet you'll know. I mean I listen to songs from before I was born. You do? Yeah. This might, this might, see a lot of people don't know the beginning and then they know the
0:35.2	course. Oh I thought. Did you look? Yeah. Is it your karaoke song? No, but it could be.
0:44.0	What is your kara?
0:45.0	Do you have a go to?
0:46.0	I have like in my note section on my phone like karaoke song?
0:51.0	Can I tell something? Carry a monkey sound.
0:55.0	Can I tell something? Me too.
0:57.0	When I hear something, like if my phone is on a shelf when something comes up,
1:02.0	I'm like, oh I could fucking say that.
1:04.0	Yeah.
1:05.0	But the sad thing is, I don't, I would love to sing I grew up soon, but I'm nervous to actually do karaoke.
1:13.0	What? I don't know.
1:15.0	You feel this way, but because I did grope singing and doing like theater.
1:20.0	Grop singing?
1:21.0	Grewa.
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