EPISODE · Aug 10, 2023 · 26 MIN
3. "The Boys Definitely Outplayed the Girls"
from Relative Strangers · host Taylor Mali
On this episode of Relative Strangers host Taylor Mali (1965) speaks with third cousin Robert Whitman Easton (1945), whom he has yet to meet in person, about pretentiousness, family resentment over perceived inequity in the settlement of estates, the problem with attics, and whether you can keep a husband around by having another baby. Discuss legacy admissions, secret scholarships, and the odds that The Metropolitan Museum of Art will rent us their rooftop garden bar for a Friday night cocktail reception of all the descendants of John Taylor Johnston (1820) and Frances Colles (1826) in June of 2024. The founding sponsor of Relative Strangers is FamilyTreeChart.com. Use promo code METROPOLITAN to get 10% off your first order. Please follow the podcast on Instagram at RelativeStrangersPodcast, where Taylor is generally a little less dramatic.
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On this episode of Relative Strangers host Taylor Mali (1965) speaks with third cousin Robert Whitman Easton (1945), whom he has yet to meet in person, about pretentiousness, family resentment over perceived inequity in the settlement of estates, the problem with attics, and whether you can keep a husband around by having another baby. Discuss legacy admissions, secret scholarships, and the odds that The Metropolitan Museum of Art will rent us their rooftop garden bar for a Friday n...
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3. "The Boys Definitely Outplayed the Girls"
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