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I'd Love to Chat... with The Luvely Rae

I'd Love to Chat... with The Luvely Rae

Written by: The Luvely Rae
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Welcome, let's have a chat. If you've ever had a chance to chat with The Luvely Rae at one of her New York City shows, then you may recall that she is always more than happy to discuss the little things, and as always to hear your thoughts. In this podcast The Luvely Rae (a rather lovely intellectual ecdysiast) invites you stay awhile for a brief conversation on the cultures and cultural changes. The thought provoking topics are meant to be conversation starters, and are provided akin to the popular weather girls of 1955 and the stimulating interludes of Gypsy Rose Lee. If there's a topic you'd like to chat about, feel free connect.

© 2026 I'd Love to Chat... with The Luvely Rae
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Episodes
  • Binging... Distraction by Design
    Jul 21 2026

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    Television... movies... for over a century these artforms have brough people together. Whether it's in a dark theater, the office water cooler, online chatrooms, even convention centers, the visual story has helped people build community not just through congregation, but through shared experience. So am I alone in feeling that the visual conversation has been hijacked? Instead of feeling compelled to talk about the wild ride that was an episode, I've been feeling compelled to consume more episodes. Like a bag of chips, I can't enjoy just one, but instead I must consume the totality of what is available. No longer the child who wants to stay up late for one more story, but rather the slave acting against want and will, having to reach the end despite the pain that may ensue. It seems that I may not be alone, so... Let's chat about it.


    Music by Mound City by Coleman Hawkins (recorded 1929)

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    This podcast is recorded in a style that pays homage to talents like Miss Monitor (Tedi Thurman) and explores topics designed to stimulate conversations.

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    32 mins
  • Trump Accounts? $1,000 for Smoke & Mirrors
    Jul 17 2026

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    Happy Birthday America! Over the 4th of July weekend the current president of the United States unveiled the oft-talked-about plant to give the American people money. Funny... the same political party doling out Trump accounts, is the same political party that post the pandemic cried that the government was foolish to give Americans stimulus checks. You may have already heard what economist and financial commentators have to say about these accounts, but you haven't heard my voice on the matter. So lean in close darling, because I'd love to chat.

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    47 mins
  • Trying to Miseducate Texans
    Jun 29 2026

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    There are a few states in the U.S. that are known for being proud, New York, New Jersey, Georgia, and Texas are few that instantly come to mind. Thanks to a recent mandate by the Texas Board of Education, I have looked into my crystal ball, and predicted a whole heap of problems headed for the "Lone Star" state in the new school year. The board's decision to mandate bible stories in classrooms smells like an influx of lawsuits waiting to happen, and I for one am hoping that an often overlooked group of trouble makers get involved and fight the good fit. Because the rich zealots who worked so tirelessly (have to give them credit for their passion) to make this mandate happen, are not the ones with kids attending these schools; hence, they haven't earned the right to have a say in what Texans should be learning in order to prepare for the real world. Besides, why is the board of education doing more to prepare kids for the afterlife than they are to prepare kids for life on earth? Let's chat about it.


    Music by Mound City by Coleman Hawkins (recorded 1929)

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    This podcast is recorded in a style that pays homage to talents like Miss Monitor (Tedi Thurman) and explores topics designed to stimulate conversations.


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    43 mins
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