EPISODE · Jun 18, 2026 · 31 MIN
Two-time Emmy Award winning writer for Murphy Brown and long time LA resident Korby Siamis
from She Said It Out Loud with Emma Young · host Emma Young
My last LA guest is Korby Siamis, a two-time Emmy award winning writer for Murphy Brown and longtime resident of Los Angeles. We sit and discuss what it's like to have lived in Los Angeles the past 71 years and how the city itself has changed in that time. Korby and I chat about her career path and how she managed to become a writer on the hit TV series Murphy Brown. We also chat about the other shows she has worked on such as Suddenly Susan and The Middle. I ask Korby what it was like being a resident of the recent Pacific Palisades fires and how her husband's WhatsApp group has truly connected a community even more so now after the tragic events of the fires. Lastly, we discuss what its like to finally retire after the 7th time and how much joy she gets from being able to help take care of her grandchildren everyday now that they live in a closer neighbourhood. If you enjoy listening to women who are inspirational, then Korby's episode is for you because boy has she lived an amazing life so far and what a career she has had! Resources and links mentioned in this episode:Instagram: @officiallyemmayoungEmma the Celebrant
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My last LA guest is Korby Siamis, a two-time Emmy award winning writer for Murphy Brown and longtime resident of Los Angeles. We sit and discuss what it's like to have lived in Los Angeles the past 71 years and how the city itself has changed in that time. Korby and I chat about her career path and how she managed to become a writer on the hit TV series Murphy Brown. We also chat about the other shows she has worked on such as Suddenly Susan and The Middle. I ask Korby what ...
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