Homebodies

Call Your Girlfriend

Ann Friedman and Aminatou Sow

Society & Culture

4.7 • 4.2K Ratings

🗓️ 20 March 2020

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

Have you ever spent so much time at home? For those of us lucky enough to have somewhere to shelter in place, self-isolate, or recover from illness, we're gaining a new appreciation for what are homes are. Or maybe just dying of frustration at so many uncompleted projects. Never fear. Curbed Executive Editor and interim Editor-in-Chief Mercedes Kraus is here. Mercedes is a long-time curator of well-appointed spaces and shares her tips for shopping for and envisioning a welcoming place to live. Especially now that we are trying to be productive, patient, and present at home.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Call Your Girlfriend.
0:02.5	A podcast for long distance besties everywhere.
0:05.7	She's Anne Friedman.
0:07.9	She is Amina too so.
0:09.7	And they...
0:10.3	We're inside.
0:11.2	Yeah, we are inside.
0:12.8	We are social distancing.
0:15.2	And you know, it's interesting so far.
0:18.6	I have to say that I know we have been doing this podcast for many, many years at this point.
0:24.6	But like, who knew that the moment would arrive when everyone was a long distance bestie?
0:29.4	And here we are fully set up and acclimated.
0:32.4	Right.
0:32.8	See you on the internet as a lifestyle.
0:35.4	We have been here.
0:36.8	The bulk of today's episode is a somewhat more lighthearted conversation about all of these things
0:43.6	that go into our interior spaces.
0:46.0	Not just in a moment like this when we are all sort of by necessity spending a lot of time indoors.
0:52.0	But in general, thoughts about how we create the interior spaces of our homes, how we share those spaces,
0:58.5	how we use them for all kinds of purposes, sometimes the same space in about 10 different ways.
1:04.8	Those are the topics of our episode today.
1:28.6	Let somebody know.
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