The Man-Hating Episode w. Meredith Lynch & Rebecca Sananès

Erin Ryan (0:00)

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Hello and welcome to Hysteria. I'm Erin Ryan and today we have two very special guests joining me. These are the co-hosts of The Moment, Rebecca Sananès and Meredith Lynch. Welcome.

Rebecca Sananès (1:37)

We're so excited to be here.

Erin Ryan (1:39)

So I always kick things off with question. This week, we're trying to bolster the campaign of a flailing flyover country senator.

President Trump casually suggested that it would be fine if Iran took out Los Angeles or San Diego. What should the Golden State do in response? Petty answers only.

Meredith Lynch (1:56)

I mean, I think maybe just send him the receipts on our economy.

Rebecca Sananès (2:02)

I was going to say defect. I think time to leave.

Erin Ryan (2:04)

Yeah.

Meredith Lynch (2:05)

Yeah.

Erin Ryan (2:05)

I mean, People's Republic of California, here we come. Yeah. My petty answer is we should claim eminent domain on his golf course in Palos Verdes. I think we should just be like, it's a state park.

SPEAKER_5 (2:16)

It's ours now.

Erin Ryan (2:17)

It's ours. Yeah.

SPEAKER_5 (2:18)

I like it.

Erin Ryan (2:19)

Yeah.

Meredith Lynch (2:19)

I forget that it's there too.

Erin Ryan (2:21)

I know. I know. It's like, I don't love that Palos Verdes is experiencing the effects of climate change. It's really sad. It seems like a nice community. But I do, I don't not love the idea of his golf course specifically collapsing into the sea.

All right. Today, we are discussing the latest updates in the Cornell 7 case. We reflect on the reputational rehab of a professional athlete with a monstrous past, who also happens to be having a good season.

Then we dive into the shallow end with Vanity Fair's profile of Erika Kirk. You're listening to Hysteria, the podcast for people who would physically recoil if they received a mass group text advertising free dick. Yeah?

Rebecca Sananès (3:03)

Yeah. I've never wanted free dick in my life.

Erin Ryan (3:06)

It's all free.

SPEAKER_5 (3:07)

It's all free.

Meredith Lynch (3:08)

Wait, are you getting text messages for that?

SPEAKER_5 (3:10)

No, no, no, we're talking about Cornell.

Erin Ryan (3:12)

It's a turnabout is fair play.

Meredith Lynch (3:13)

Oh, okay. I was like, I mean, I get a lot of spam calls these days, but I was like, okay, I'm getting like, how do you feel about Prop 40?

SPEAKER_4 (3:21)

Yeah, I'm getting a lot of that.

Meredith Lynch (3:22)

How do you feel about free dick?

Rebecca Sananès (3:23)

No, if I got free dick, I would be like, pay me.

Erin Ryan (3:26)

I would call, well, if I got it from a friend, I would call the police and be like, she's having an episode. I need a wellness check on this person because this is not good.

SPEAKER_4 (3:36)

Yeah.

SPEAKER_5 (3:37)

Yeah.

Erin Ryan (3:37)

Yeah.

SPEAKER_5 (3:38)

Yeah.

Rebecca Sananès (3:38)

Anyway, I think I'm like a, you know, I'm on the apps and it's all just guys being like, hey, free dick. And I'm like getting off the app forever.

Erin Ryan (3:47)

Yeah.

Rebecca Sananès (3:47)