Kinda Cool: Grandma Solves Crime
Pamela Taylor has been burning the midnight oil for two weeks to catch the man who’s car struck and injured her grandson while he was riding a bicycle. She tracked down surveilance footage of his vehi...
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Pamela Taylor has been burning the midnight oil for two weeks to catch the man who’s car struck and injured her grandson while he was riding a bicycle. She tracked down surveilance footage of his vehi...
Town's axis a bit, making nashville the center, not just of country music, but also, what? of course, white has also produced albums for country music legends like loretta lynn, so if anything, they are reliably unreliable when predicting what they might do next. >> lab worker: let's get ready for a full take. >> anthony: right now, what comes next is margo price -- >> lab worker: we're gonna do another one. >> anthony: -- who's recording today at third man's live music venue, the blue room. the recording, a unique, one of a kind operation because it's all going directly to acetate. before dig...
>> francis: you know, my kids have been to the shrink since they're eight for a year or two. just, "yeah, oh, we'll go to the shrink and talk to someone who you don't know." >> anthony: right. >> francis: "with whom you can say whatever you want." i did it myself a couple of years when i was 30. >> anthony: i mean, it's an extraordinary thing because in many cultures to confess that you need to even confide in someone is seen as a sign of weakness. here everybody does it and in no way frown upon it. >> francis: mm-hmm. >> anthony: it's kinda cool 'cause i could use, i could, really, i could us...
>> kamau: i feel like -- where did you get that shirt? i got it in kenya. [ laughter ] >> anthony: is there a realistic hope that the textile industry would come back? >> njeri: there is -- to me there is. you know china and south korea, they didn't leave poverty or stop being poor by importing secondhand clothes. they did it by building all these factories, being able to export the stuff that they're producing. so it has to happen the same way
Is gonna be finding footwear for kamau's decidedly non-kenyan feet. not to mention mine. >> anthony: nah, i need a half size up. >> njeri: oh, nice. >> kamau: there we go. i had to come to the continent to find shoes that fit me. >> njeri: high five! high ten, yeah. >> kamau: let's just be clear. some rich, annoying american person who bought these, wore them twice, and then was like, "ew, they're out of season." >> melissa: yeah. >> anthony: that debbie harry shirt is kinda cool. yeah. i will take this, for sure. >> kamau: oh, here we go. >> melissa: oh, nice. >> kamau: now we're talking. bla...