Turi Ryder's "She Said What?" Podcast
Turi Ryder, author of "She Said What? (A Life on the Air)" has hosted her own radio shows in LA, Chicago, Minneapolis, and Portland. She gives advice, which you probably should not take, and tells stories, which you probably should not believe.
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- 23
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- Sep 25, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Parent Teacher Conference (opens the original)
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Marci attends the first one in uncountable years….and you may remember some of your own. Let's all spin around and fall down. I'm not listening. Pumpkin Spice. The goats get a visit.
A Pile of Bras (opens the original)
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Stalking, Spying, and a GIANT pile of Brassieres. Zoom apparently knows what Marci looks like. That disturbed person you keep running into, even when you try to run away. Saved by the emergency room from forces outside the emergency room. Success is being able to put on your own bra, or give them up entirely.
Two Hypocrites (opens the original)
Cameras, Guns, and Casseroles (opens the original)
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Marauding elk and dangerous weapons. Safety features that should last longer. The "Captain Oblivious" contest winner. Not-exactly-free parking. Surveillance, Flock Camera's and the defense we do not officially recommend.
Don't Kiss Anything (opens the original)
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Marci designs what she hopes will be an accident-proof camping necessity. The baby learns what not to kiss. Bad huggers, good huggers, and dresses that are a little too form-fitting. Imigining other people's private lives. The intolerable moustache.
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