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Catching Up With Karen

Episode 28 of the Painted Trash: An LGBTQ+ Podcast of Hilarious Discourse podcast, hosted by Mark & Casey, titled "Catching Up With Karen" was published on June 22, 2020 and runs 73 minutes.

June 22, 2020 ·73m · Painted Trash: An LGBTQ+ Podcast of Hilarious Discourse

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Send us Fan Mail Welcome to Episode 28 and we've got a hilarious and topical one for you! Mark & Casey are jumping right in this week catching up on their week. After a busy work week, Mark is giving the readers, viewers, listeners, callers and writers some recommendations on what to watch and listen to. Casey is back to enjoying video games and has a game recommendation. In this week's Mid-Section, Casey and Mark are breaking down some viral videos starring different "Karen...

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Welcome to Episode 28 and we've got a hilarious and topical one for you!  Mark & Casey are jumping right in this week catching up on their week. After a busy work week, Mark is giving the readers, viewers, listeners, callers and writers some recommendations on what to watch and listen to. Casey is back to enjoying video games and has a game recommendation. 

In this week's Mid-Section, Casey and Mark are breaking down some viral videos starring different "Karens" across the United States including California, New York, and Georgia. First up is "Karen" (aka Debra Baber) from Ventura, CA.  The Boys are spilling the tea on her speech to the City Council about face masks and her "stirring" rendition of God Bless America. See the video here ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1nDeFsp3rU)   Then it's off to Queens, NY where "Karen" is upset to be called out in a restaurant for not wearing a required face mask.  The comments were made by a couple awaiting their sandwiches and things get crazy!  Check out the videro here-- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ClwUncyW2pY   Finally, Mark & Casey are catching up on "Officer Karen" who stopped by the drive through on her way home from working and was having a moment. The video has been viewed over 11 million times as of this recording. Check it out here -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9n_45bMSlg

In this week's Trash Talk, The Boys are hitting some hot button topics from the week.  Kicking of this week's topics is out of ABC News. A corporate executive has been put on administrative leave for a racist statement made during contract negotiations with ABC News star, Robin Roberts. Then Mark is bringing up the recent deaths of 2 men in California found hanging and have been initially ruled suicides.  Next up Casey is bringing yet another lie from the current POTUS, this one about a vaccine for HIV/AIDS has been found. In other POTUS news, attendees for the rally will have to sign a waiver to not sue or hold POTUS accountable for contracting the coronavirus; he also has trouble exiting the stage from West Point graduation, shuffling down the ramp (missed it?? check out the video -- https://www.nytimes.com/video/us/politics/100000007190494/trump-ramp-west-point-speech.html.  Next up The Boys are discussing the SCOTUS decisions of LGBTQ jobs protections and DACA program.  In both decisions, the current administration was on the wrong side of history, stating they believe employers should be able to fire employees for being LGBTQ under the law and DACA was infamously halted resulting in detainees separated from families.  Last up, a Nebraska candidate for Congress believes he cannot sexually harass a woman because he is gay.

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