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Welcome to the Bad Broadcast. I'm your host, Maddie Murphy.

All right, this is take 12. This is the 12th time I've tried to do this intro.

You would think I'd be better at this by now, but I'm just not. I get nervous, I stutter, I get,

I get all over the place, but this is the one that we're sticking with. I've said that actually,

like the last three takes, like this is the one, and it wasn't the one, but this really is the one.

Hi, everybody. This is the Bad Broadcast. My name is Maddie, and I'm so happy that you're here.

I can't wait to get into this episode. I have been wanting to do this topic for so long,

and now the documentary came out and we can just dive on in. This is going to be all about

the Lularo documentary called Lularech. When I started my Patreon, I don't have it anymore,

but when it was still going, this was my very first episode. I did a deep dive into Lularo.

I just am fascinated by it, and you guys will probably be too. So hopefully you've seen it.

If you haven't, still stick around because it's a good time, and we're going to learn a lot

together. But before we get into Lularech, let's do our love hates for the week. So my first love

was the Met Gala. I love the Met Gala. That and the Oscars are my Super Bowl. I love them so much.

My personal best dressed at the Met Gala, Kwanna Chasing Horse. If you haven't seen her look,

please look it up. She is an Indigenous woman, I believe, from Canada and South Dakota,

and Alaska. I'm pretty sure. I might be wrong on that. But she looked gorgeous. I thought it,

I mean, it's literally the most on-themed of any possible look she could have done. And I just

thought it was very cool to have native representation at the Met Gala, really liked her. And she's gorgeous.

Second thing I love this week, I shouldn't even say this because last time I recommended something

at Trader Joe's, I can't buy it anymore. It's never, it's never in stock. But you know, that's the life

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