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🗓️ 1 December 2021
⏱️ 46 minutes
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0:00.0 | I do a lot of arts and crafts. I have three cats who I adore. I do a lot of cooking. I'm a big |
0:11.4 | swing dancer. That's not something that everyone knows, but I love Lindy Hoppe. I also love to sing |
0:18.7 | and one of my secret goals or not-so-secret goals is I would love to be a voice actor. I would love |
0:26.7 | to do cartoons because I love silliness and I think that I would be good at it if I could actually |
0:33.0 | break into that world. I'm Nora McEnerney and that was today's guest answering a hard-hitting question. |
0:42.4 | How would she describe herself to someone who knew nothing about her? And aside from swing dancing |
0:48.6 | and singing and cross-stitch, she revealed something deeply disturbing. She doesn't like sweets. She |
0:55.6 | just doesn't care for them. She eats her oatmeal, savory, and that's why you come to terrible |
1:03.6 | things for asking. You come for the hard-hitting stories. There's a reason why I asked Amanda |
1:10.1 | to describe herself to a person who knows nothing about her. And that's because it hardly ever happens. |
1:17.2 | It probably hasn't happened for over a decade because as soon as people hear her full name, |
1:22.8 | they already have an opinion about her. Today's guest is Amanda Knox. And as an experiment, |
1:30.6 | I went on the terrible things for asking Instagram account and I asked if you had heard of a |
1:34.9 | man-denox and what you knew about her story. And the answers really ran the gamut. Hearing just |
1:41.1 | that name, without any other context, listeners said that Amanda Knox was framed for murder, guilty |
1:49.0 | of murder, weird, but innocent, makes me never want to travel abroad, victim, villain, innocent, |
1:58.0 | guilty. If you've never heard of Amanda Knox, she is so thrilled to hear that. And if you have |
2:04.9 | heard of Amanda Knox, you probably already have some predetermined opinion of her, of her character, |
2:10.4 | of her innocence, and she's used to that. We're not going to get into the minutia of the crime that |
2:16.2 | Amanda was wrongfully convicted and later fully exonerated for because there are literally tens of |
2:21.2 | thousands of articles and documentaries and podcasts about it. And you can easily find those |
2:26.0 | anywhere on the internet. One of those documentaries was released on Netflix in 2016 and is one that |
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