Narcos & Disney with Karen Kilgariff

Pop Rocket

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Comedy, Tv, Discussion, Journalism, Media, Maxfun, Comment, Society & Culture, Journalist, Television, Maximumfun, Music, Sociology

4.8 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 17 September 2015

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

Comedian Karen Kilgariff joins the team to talk about the Disneyland, Disney movies and Disney-produced celebrities.

With Guy Branum, Wynter Mitchell, Oliver Wang and guest, Karen Kilgariff.

Produced by Colin Anderson for MaximumFun.org

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0:00.0	Oh, hey there I'm Guy Branham and welcome to Pop Rocket. A weekly show picking over all the pop culture we love to love.
0:13.8	With me to talk TV, film, music, and anything else entertaining our digital strategist Winnim Mitchell.
0:18.4	Hello Hello Hello.
0:20.3	Academic and DJ Oliver Wang.
0:22.0	Hi Guy. Oh, Oliver Wang. Hi Guy.
0:23.0	Oh, hello Oliver.
0:24.0	And our special guest, filling in for Margaret Wobbler,
0:27.0	is my dear friend, Emmy Award-winning television writer
0:30.0	and comedian Karen Kilgareth.
0:32.0	Oh, thank you.
0:34.0	That's day time Emmy.
0:35.0	Let's just be, let's be real.
0:38.0	That's a week ahead.
0:39.0	It certainly doesn't.
0:40.0	It's better food I heard.
0:41.0	Karen, you have a great album that people should know about called Live at the Bootleg that is available
0:45.4	on iTunes.
0:46.4	That's true, iTunes and a Special Thing records.
0:48.4	Yes, I believe it has previously been my jam.
0:51.4	Oh, thank you.
0:52.4	Karen, here's something you should know.
0:54.0	Every week we start the show by taking a question from a listener about our own pop culture tastes.
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