Foibles: A Mother-Daughter Podcast

"Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI" by David Grann

Rita and Xoe describe the worst things they have ever tasted and the resultant PTSD. By the way, the salt substitute that Rita could not remember is potassium chloride.

Cookbook: Broccoli by Tyler Kord, short stack editions v.7, 2014. Recipe: No. 7 Broccoli Sandwiches Notes: The canned lychees will be in sweet syrup. Don't do like I did and search every store and online for unsweetened lychees. The sweetness works well with the vinegar. Roasting pine nuts is a tricky business. I put them in skillet over medium heat and shake the pan the whole time. Pine nuts will sit there and sit there for minutes on end then when you look away for a second, they burn. Another

Harold and Maude (1971) Directed by Hal Ashby Actors: Harold - Bud Cort Maude - Ruth Gordon Harold's Mother - Vivian Pickles Book Review: Harold and Maude by Colin Higgins, 1971. This novelization is terrible. But reading it (thankfully it was short) showed me that the brilliance of H & M is due to the way Hal Ashby transferred Harold and Maude onto the screen and into life. The novel gives a few more details about the characters, such as Maude's real name and what happened to Harold's father

Portrayers of Perry in order of goodness (cut out of the podcast - I was accused of being boring): The peerless Raymond Burr Richardo Cortez - this guy is lively but he lacks the gravitas of Burr. Generally, as an actor he has verve without subtlety. He starred in the original 1931 The Maltese Falcon. Fun to watch how it is different from the classic of the same name shot in 1941, starring the best cast ever assembled. Donald Woods - Bland. Warren William - Warren has the most Perry appearances

Welcome to Foibles, a mother-daughter podcast where we discuss film, literature, and miscellaneous topics. Thank you to Rob Tunstall for early help and inspiration, check out his comedy podcast Mouth Feels. Music: "Mother and Child Reunion" -Paul Simon