Episode 96: Danielle Noonan and P Diddy?!

Catching Foxes

Luke and Gomer

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Tv & Film

4.8 • 769 Ratings

🗓️ 30 June 2017

⏱️ 88 minutes

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Summary

We invited our friend, Danielle Noonan, to talk about her love of music, what it means to be adopted, to be a childhood victim of abuse, and how cheap consolation really, really pisses her off. Danielle has been producing music, first in ministry with my old parish in Sugar Land, Texas, and now as a recording artist who travels to Nashville regularly and has "people".

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0:00.0	I'm not drinking beer because I have celiac disease, but I'm having a good gin and tonic right now.
0:04.6	So sounds like a quitter to me.
0:08.2	Loser.
0:09.7	I'm drinking a nice wine from Mendocino County out in California, I think.
0:16.6	I think it's pronounced Menzies, Menzies, California.
0:20.6	They're not called Menzies, Menzies, California. I'm not called Menzies.
0:27.9	Luke, push record.
0:29.5	Oh, sorry, I was playing my game.
0:31.3	Yeah, no, I know.
0:31.9	That's why I said it.
0:32.9	Oh, good.
0:33.3	See, this is why we work.
0:35.3	Yeah.
0:36.3	This is how we do it.
0:38.6	It's Wednesday night.
0:41.4	You have a good voice, so anytime that we start to sing, it's just going to sound sad and old.
0:47.5	It's real, I mean, I can sound crappier if you want.
0:51.6	Thank you.
0:52.1	This is how we do it.
0:54.1	There we go. Nice. Even that at the end kind of had like a decent pitch you want. Thank you. This is how we do it. There we go.
0:55.1	Nice.
0:55.5	Even that at the end kind of had like a decent pitch to me.
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