I Love That For You‪!‬ I Love That For You with Red and Kelly

It's a Memorial Day themed episode and the ladies have a very special profile in store for it! First, Red and Kelly discuss their Victoria Day and Memorial Day weekend plans and the upcoming trips they have in store for it. Red leads the way in spotlighting an iconic figure in WWII Canadian history - Veronica Foster aka Ronnie, the Bren Gun Girl! They learn all about her claim to fame and how she may have been influential in another female icon in WWII US history (any guesses?) And with a Memorial Day themed "Do We Love This or That?", our hosts would like to thank those who serve/have served and are remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Thank you for your service from all of us at I Love That For You!
 
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Show Credits
Theme song: "Busy Old Sun" by Vaudeville 
Cover Art: Jenny Lam @jennylamalam
Editing: Kelly & Red  @kellylansing @missredventure
 
Sources
The Canadian Encyclopedia "Article: Veronica Foster" by Katrine Raymond https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/veronica-foster 
 
Canada's History "The Bren Gun Girl" by Moriah Campbell https://www.canadashistory.ca/explore/military-war/the-bren-gun-girl 
 
Jazz.FM91 "The story of Veronica Foster, Canada's precursor to Rosie the Riveter" https://jazz.fm/veronica-foster-ronnie-the-bren-gun-girl/
 
blogTO “The History of the Scarbourough munitions plant where women made bombs during WW2” by Alice McMurtry https://www.blogto.com/city/2020/10/geco-munitions-plant-scarborough-ontario/ 
 
Government of Canada "10 Quick Facts on... The Second World War" https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/information-for/educators/quick-facts/second-world-war 
 
The Canadian Encylopedia "Article: Second World War (WWII)" by C.P. Stacey https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/second-world-war-wwii 
 
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Mercury is in retrograde as this episode was recorded and the latest happenings in Kelly and Red's lives certainly reflect that, but never fear! Dopamine-infused goodness is on the way with the epic profile of late-blooming trailblazer Caroline Herschel, who experienced such childhood cruelty, she thought of herself as Cinderella. Yet she overcame abuse and disfigurement to reach for the stars! Red then leads an astronomy themed round of Do We Love This or That?
*Editors Note: There is a slight unaccounted for sync / delay issue with the audio in this episode for some reason. Apologies!
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Show Credits
Theme song: "Busy Old Sun" by Vaudeville 
Cover Art: Jenny Lam @jennylamalam
Editing: Kelly & Red  @kellylansing @missredventure
 
Sources
https://www.britannica.com/biography/Caroline-Lucretia-Herschel 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caroline_Herschel 
https://laterbloomer.com/caroline-herschel/ 
Stuff You Missed in History Class - June 30, 2014 - Caroline Herschel: Astronomy's Cinderella
 
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On this month's Tuesday Tea, we are so excited to welcome Justin Maurer--lead singer for Power Pop band Jenny, former lead singer of the storied punk band Clorox Girls, and also has worked as designated ASL interpreter for Oscar-winning actor Troy Kotsur.


 


Justin is also a published author, screenplay writer, and is currently a producer on a deaf-led team for the upcoming feature-length documentary, Live at the Deaf Club. Oh, and no big deal, he was most recently featured prominently on Curb Your Enthusiasm, episode three, of this final season.


 


We have a lot to get into so stop reading this description and tune in to this epic episode at the link in bio now!
 

You can learn more about what Justin is up to here and be sure to follow Justin @maurerjustin
A transcript for this episode can be found here
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Show Credits
Theme song: "Busy Old Sun" by Vaudeville 
Cover Art: Jenny Lam @jennylamalam
Editing: Kelly & Red  @kellylansing @missredventure
 
DisclaimerI Love That For You episodes present the opinions of the hosts. The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed on I Love That For You are the speaker’s own and do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of the subjects of the episode. I Love That For You has not done original reporting on these subjects and stories are based on existing material (listed in source material). Episodes may contain sensitive topics and some language may not be suitable for young listeners. Listener discretion is advised.

The girls are having the time of their lives as they prepare to share all things ABBA! After discussing the absolute insanity of the TTC where Red had her first celebrity run-in to Kelly's rollercoaster of traveling from Coachella to her hometown of Buffalo to say goodbye to her family's beloved matriarch. The ladies discuss their fondness for the music of ABBA before singing along into the profile of Anni-Frid "Frida" Lyngstad and her journey to Dancing Queen to Princess Reuss and Countess of Plauen. The girls wrap up the episode with a bracket to determine which ABBA song reigns supreme! Care to join in? Find the brackets on the I Love That For You Pod socials! This episode is dedicated in loving memory to Ruth Lansing - your story continues to live on and inspire.Follow us @ilovethatforyoupod and email us at ilovethatforyoupod@gmail.com and follow us on our Facebook page!
 
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Show Credits
Theme song: "Busy Old Sun" by Vaudeville 
Cover Art: Jenny Lam @jennylamalam
Editing: Kelly & Red  @kellylansing @missredventure
 
 
Sources
ABBA Website "Anni-Frid Lyngstad" https://abbasite.com/people/anni-frid-lyngstad/ 
The Guardian "Torment of the ABBA star with a Nazi father" by Kate Connolly https://www.theguardian.com/world/2002/jun/30/kateconnolly.theobserver Deutche Welle "Children of Shame - Norway's Dark Secret" by Petra Tabeling https://www.dw.com/en/children-of-shame-norways-dark-secret/a-336916 
 
BirminghamLive "Who are the members of ABBA married to now?" by Robbie Purves https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/world-news/abba-who-married-now-divorced-22133894 The Coast "It turns out ABBA's Anni-Frid Lyngstad is actually a royal princess!" https://www.thecoast.net.nz/news/it-turns-out-abbas-anni-frid-lyngstad-is-actually-a-royal-princess/ 

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Red and Kelly catch up on recent life events and plans before both go a bit (too) off the cuff as they get into a bummer of a  conversation about health insurance--hurrah! But never fear, things get more dopamine-infused as we discuss acclaimed best-selling author Agatha Christie, who, in her 40s, after a divorce, a breakdown, and a mysterious disappearance found true love and became an archaeologist! Red then rounds things off with a fun literary-themed round of Do We Love This Or That? So stop spoiling the plot by reading this description and listen now!
 
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Show Credits
Theme song: "Busy Old Sun" by Vaudeville 
Cover Art: Jenny Lam @jennylamalam
Editing: Kelly & Red  @kellylansing @missredventure
 
Sources
https://laterbloomer.com/agatha-christie-archaeology/ 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agatha_Christie 
https://www.agathachristie.com/ 
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/11/books/agatha-christie-vanished-11-days-1926.html 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OBe43rNR7s&t=112s 

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I Love That For You is back with part 2 of makeup icon, Max Factor! After telling Kelly the story of her first date in Canada and asking for help locating a mysterious good Samaritan, Red leads the way finishing up the profile on Max Factor and the almost unbelievable impact he would have on the makeup world! With funny accents, unbelievable luck and a little Hollywood glamor, you won't want to miss the conclusion to the ladies' first ever two-part episode!Follow us @ilovethatforyoupod and email us at ilovethatforyoupod@gmail.com and follow us on our Facebook page!
 
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Show Credits
Theme song: "Busy Old Sun" by Vaudeville 
Cover Art: Jenny Lam @jennylamalam
Editing: Kelly & Red  @kellylansing @missredventure
 
 
Sources
Max Factor Website “Our Heritage” https://www.maxfactor.com/en-gb/our-brand/our-heritage 
 
Max Factor’s Hollywood: Glamour, Movies, Make-Up by Fred E. Basten with Robert Salvatore & Paul A. Kaufman
 
Jewish Journal “Max Factor: Father of Modern Makeup” by Edmon J. Rodman https://jewishjournal.com/los_angeles/215661/max-factor-father-modern-makeup/ 
 
Huffpost “Where Lucy Became a Redhead and Marilyn Became a Blonde: Historic Max Factor Building Chronicles Hollywood Beauty Biz
By Bob Richter https://www.huffpost.com/entry/where-lucy-became-a-redhe_b_5135896 
 
Brittanica “Why did we start wearing makeup?” https://www.britannica.com/story/why-did-we-start-wearing-makeup 
The LA Times “P&G Agrees to Buy Max Factor for $1.14 Billion : Cosmetics: The deal with Revlon will turn Procter & Gamble into an overnight powerhouse in the mass marketing of cosmetics.“ by Nancy Rivera Brooks https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1991-04-11-fi-357-story.html
Forbes “ How Smashbox Founder And Photographer Davis Factor Pioneered Make-Up For The Camera” by Anna Haines https://www.forbes.com/sites/annahaines/2024/01/11/how-smashbox-founder-and-photographer-davis-factor-pioneered-make-up-for-the-camera/?sh=26940f483057 
 
Sofia Lashes "Eyelash Extensions Today" https://www.sofialashes.com/eyelash-extensions-today/ 

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