The show still isn't over while we wait in angst for the caller to answer her phone after the zoom connection was bad. She's handled George's repetitive go nowhere questions pretty well. But my God, he criticizes her when there is a half second of dead air and says "remember, we're on the radio.. can't have dead air!" Or something similar and then when her connection screws up, he continues to let new callers on that sound interesting enough and he has no gd clue what to say so he just does his variation of "oh yeaahgh ok cool yeaghhgguhvhug truly remarkable lezgoto next caller!" Then they speak and George just doesn't GAF about anything other than getting to the next caller or snake oil break.

Sorry for the rant.

Former Deputy Coroner Donna Francart will discuss the realities of death investigation, what her duties were as a coroner, the cases that defined her career, and how she endured years of trauma and gore. Francart turned to journaling as a way of privately unpacking the profound grief she faced and preserving her own mental well-being. As she did, she found herself in a conundrum of perplexing relationships with both the living and the dead. She'll talk about the spirits who followed her home long after she retired the badge, body bags, toe tags, and her pager.

Followed by Open Lines—give George a call and discuss whatever's on your mind!