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The Setlist of Life

The Setlist of Life

著者: Leslie Kirsten Christine & Aaron
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Four former members of the band “Dolly4Sue” reunite to give a witty personal account their cool, and not so cool, adventures over the last decade as musicians in a “Mom band”. Listen in as they lean on each other while balancing life, family, and music. You just might find yourself finding yourself along the way.

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アート エンターテインメント・舞台芸術 人間関係 個人的成功 子育て 心理学 心理学・心の健康 社会科学 自己啓発 衛生・健康的な生活 音楽
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  • 153 Baby What A Big Surprise
    2026/10/20

    Five bandmates from Dolly for Sue sit down for another episode of The Set List of Life, and this one starts with a mystery box. Fun Delivered sells sealed packages from undelivered and abandoned mail, and the crew opens them one by one, guessing contents before reveals: a red blanket, a travel pillow, a pink skeleton jumpsuit, and a "100,000 Whys" book that sparks a debate about whether plants can walk. Along the way they talk about birthdays, skincare labels, thrift-level fashion, and whether it's worth paying more for a bigger box. The second half turns into a music trivia showdown. Listeners hear the crew identify songs from one-note clips, multitrack builds, and bass-line hints, with plenty of 80s and classic rock detours through Baker Street, Sledgehammer, and Yacht Rock. The episode also touches on a Casablanca melody tied to the Warner Bros. logo, Matthew McConaughey's memoir, and a book everyone wants. It's unscripted, funny, and a good fit for anyone who loves music, nostalgia, or friends who make each other laugh.

    The Setlist:

    00:00 – Track 1: Who Are the Dolly for Sue Bandmates and What's the Show About?

    02:16 – Track 2: What Is Fun Delivered and How Does an Undelivered Mail Box Work?

    06:45 – Track 3: What Happens When the Mystery Box Is Full of Clothes?

    08:47 – Track 4: Is a Cheap Wireless Speaker Worth More Than the Hype?

    12:15 – Track 5: Can a Band Guy Pull Off a Short Skirt?

    14:09 – Track 6: Does Anti-Aging Collagen Cream Actually Work? The Ingredient Truth

    16:29 – Track 7: Can Plants Walk? The 100,000 Whys Question

    20:44 – Track 8: Why Do Librarian Shirts Make Such a Good Joke?

    28:54 – Track 9: Why Is Dungeon Crawler Carl Suddenly Everywhere?

    31:07 – Track 10: Is the Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey Rumor Show Real?

    33:28 – Track 11: Is the Casablanca Melody Hiding in the Warner Bros. Logo?

    38:12 – Track 12: How Do You Play a Name-That-Tune Game With One Note?

    46:48 – Track 13: How Do Multitrack Song Clues Work? (Name That Tune, Layer by Layer)

    56:30 – Track 14: Why Is Sledgehammer So Hard to Name From a Few Clues?

    58:02 – Track 15: What's the Takeaway From Amy Winehouse's Complex Arrangements?

    59:55 – Track 16: What Is Yacht Rock and Why Do Session Players Matter?

    01:02:38 – Track 17: Did Mr. Misty Really Come From DQ? Band Trivia Gone Wrong

    Backstage Wisdom

    Happy birthday to the guitarist who just got a skirt, the drummer who got a plain white hat, and the keyboardist who got a skeleton jumpsuit. Nobody gets through midlife without a box of stuff they didn't order.


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  • 152 Who Are You?
    2026/10/06
    What happens when a mom-band sits down and asks the really weird questions? This episode of The Setlist of Life spirals beautifully from cows predicting rain, to Lizzie Borden nostalgia, to the single question that might change how you think about meaning and risk.Featuring Aaron (guitars), Christine (drums), Kirsten (keyboards), and Leslie (vocals), the crew tackles eight life-altering envelopes: knowing your death date, future net worth, who betrayed you, who truly loves you, the risk worth taking, what happens after death, and the meaning of your life. Their answers—and the thinking behind them—reveal why trust matters more than comfort, and why one specific friendship test predicts who survives horror movies.Along the way, they rank each other as bread types, debate sandwich geometry with surprising passion, and discover that their childhood selves chose names (Tabitha, Anne, Farah) that still hold power decades later. There's wisdom about grandparent names, therapy breakthroughs, and why a book about a guy and his cat fighting turkeys in a dungeon has 74 library holds.This is the kind of conversation that feels like hanging with friends who actually think about life—not just move through it.For: Creative people balancing family and art. Music lovers. Anyone who's ever chosen the wrong envelope. Gen X nostalgia + millennial parenting + Gen Z reinvention = real talk, no script.🎵 THE SETLIST0:02 – Track 1: Welcome to the Band [Intro & "Who Are You" Vibe] 0:35 – Track 2: The Cows Are Lying Down – Rural Myths That Stick With You 2:14 – Track 3: Keeping a Cow Journal – Why Animals Know What We Don't 4:15 – Track 4: Casey's Gift from Home [Delallo's Italian Market & Small-Town Roots] 6:32 – Track 5: The Lizzie Borden Spiral [Why We're Obsessed With True Crime Icons] 8:38 – Track 6: Bewitched & Samantha's Nose [80s TV Magic & Childhood Names] 10:57 – Track 7: The Names We Chose As Kids (Tabitha, Anne, Farah, Eric) 12:55 – Track 8: Why Christine Was Always a Single Mom [Barbie Dolls & Life Predictions] 15:00 – Track 9: Ranking the Unranked [Who's Hardest to Explain to an Alien?] 16:03 – Track 10: The Bread Test – What Bread Would You Be? [Crunchy vs. Soft Personalities] 17:46 – Track 11: The Accidental Wave [Social Anxiety & Mistaken Friendliness] 19:50 – Track 12: Who Conducts Electricity? [Finding Your Superpower in the Band] 21:49 – Track 13: Horror Movie Survival [Why Aaron Would Live & Who Gets Eliminated First] 23:50 – Track 14: The Great Chicken Fight [How Many Can You Really Take On?] 26:06 – Track 15: Dungeon Crawler Carl & The Turkey Boss [Why This Book Has 74 Library Holds] 28:28 – Track 16: Would You Trade a Limb for an Animal Part? [Evolution, Superpowers & Fish Tails] 30:35 – Track 17: The One Song You Hate (Even Though Everyone Loves It) [Celine Dion, Cheryl Crow & Taste] 32:56 – Track 18: Madonna at the VMAs – Still Reinventing or Just Aging? [Celebrity, Relevance & Earned Authority] 35:06 – Track 19: THE ENVELOPE QUESTION [8 Life Truths – Which One Would You Choose?] 39:45 – Track 20: What Envelope Would You Open? [Meaning, Risk, Trust & Betrayal] 42:03 – Track 21: Do You Know Who Loves You? [The Therapy Breakthrough Moment] 46:10 – Track 22: Steve from Blue's Clues – Taking the Risk Worth Taking [Finding Your Purpose Later] 48:18 – Track 23: LIGHTNING ROUND – Cereal, Ice Cream & Life Choices 50:37 – Track 24: Your Signature Ben & Jerry's Flavor [What You Love vs. What Represents You] 52:54 – Track 25: Three Apps Left – Which Would You Keep? [Digital Priorities & Real Needs] 55:17 – Track 26: Sandwich Geometry: Triangle or Rectangle? [Unexpected Passion Points] 57:22 – Track 27: How Organized Is Your Grocery Belt? [Order, Cleanliness & Control] 59:42 – Track 28: Unread Emails & Inbox Chaos [Personality Revealed] 01:01:16 – Track 29: Better Cold the Next Day [Lasagna, Pumpkin Pie & Food Wisdom] 01:03:07 – Track 30: The 13th Month [Creativity & Naming Things That Matter] 01:05:27 – Track 31: Your Stage Name, Your Alter Ego [Who Would You Be on Spotify?] 01:07:12 – Track 32: Grandma Names & Generational Memory [Bubba, Dzedo, & What Comes Next] 01:11:01 – Track 33: And That's The Setlist [Sign-Off] 🎸 BACKSTAGE WISDOM"Your band's strongest player isn't the one who never makes mistakes—it's the one who shows up for the weird questions, owns their fear of horror movies, and brings the snacks from home.""What should you do if you find out someone betrayed you? Trust issues and moving forward""How do you know what your life purpose really is? Finding meaning after 40""Why do cows lie down before it rains? Old wives tales that might be true""Weird questions to ask friends that reveal personality – conversation starters for groups""Do you trust your friends? How to build a real band or creative group"
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  • 151 Friends
    2026/09/29
    In this episode of Setlist of Life, band members Aaron (guitar), Kirsten (keys), and Christine (drums) are joined by college roommate Neepa, who traveled from North Carolina just to hang out. That kind of friendship is what this conversation is really about.We dive deep into what made college friendships actually stick in the pre-internet era: random roommate assignments, phone booth closets, dorm doors left wide open, and the "seven-minute conversation dip" rule that somehow made you closer. Christine and Neepa share 40 years of history, and their story challenges every assumption about how modern college students form bonds—especially now, when dorm doors stay closed and everyone's on their phones.We also talk about parenting in the digital age, why kids today struggle to socialize the way we did, and why Rob Thomas is legitimately one of the best live performers. Plus, the band plays a rousing game of Mount Cleverest—trivia that covers everything from fingerprint science and Viking funerals to the real cost of fueling a jumbo jet.There's also the legendary "Screwed Campus" prank, microwaved Thanksgiving turkey, and Aaron's surprisingly extensive plant collection (50+ plants). Leslie is home sick—we miss her—but her absence highlights just how important these friendships are.Perfect for: Gen X nostalgia lovers, musicians balancing family life, anyone curious about why their college friendships (or lack thereof) shaped their adult lives, and trivia enthusiasts."THE SETLIST" 0:00 – Track [0]: Welcome to Setlist of Life — Friends & Bandmates Reunite 1:45 – Track [1]: "Never Surrender" & Corey Hart: Why '80s Icons Still Matter 3:45 – Track [2]: What Makes Matchbox 20 Different? The Rob Thomas Effect 5:53 – Track [3]: How Random Dorm Assignments Created 40-Year Friendships 8:04 – Track [4]: The "Seven-Minute Conversation Dip" — Gen X Icebreaker Wisdom 10:10 – Track [5]: No Rooms Left: The Housing Lottery Story That Changed Everything 12:07 – Track [6]: Tiny Phone Booths & Notepad Hooks — How We Communicated Before Texts 14:15 – Track [7]: Why Kids Today Don't Hang Out in Hallways (And Why That's Creepy) 16:29 – Track [8]: The Dorm Room That Time Forgot: Massive Spaces vs. Tiny Boxes 18:45 – Track [9]: "We Screwed Campus" — The Prank That Became a Memory 20:53 – Track [10]: Friendsgiving Before It Was a Trend: Parties with Personality 23:11 – Track [11]: The Turkey We Made in a Microwave (And Why It Actually Worked) 25:13 – Track [12]: "Neepa Wants It" Invitation Card: Why Mailbox Surprises Mattered 27:10 – Track [13]: Aaron's Green Thumb — 50+ Plants While Everyone Else Aspires 29:03 – Track [14]: Blue Stars Are Hotter Than Red Ones: Trivia That Surprises 31:47 – Track [15]: Do Identical Twins Share Fingerprints? The Biology Answer Box 33:50 – Track [16]: Viking Funerals & Space Camp Stories: Fact vs. Fiction 37:19 – Track [17]: Hagendaaz: Marketing Genius or Scandinavian Scam? 39:13 – Track [18]: Serena & Venus Williams: Grand Slams (Not 12) 41:02 – Track [19]: Why the South Pole is Actually Colder Than the North 43:14 – Track [20]: How Much Does a Cloud Really Weigh? The Physics Surprise 45:32 – Track [21]: Superman's Original Creators Got $130 — Intellectual Property Reality 47:43 – Track [22]: New York's Real Origin Story: From New Amsterdam to Empire 50:00 – Track [23]: Blue Whale Heartbeats Heard 2 Miles Away — Myth or Ocean Fact? 51:32 – Track [24]: Pokemon Cards, Adult Dealers & the Nostalgia Economy 53:44 – Track [25]: Birthday Paradox: Why Your Class Reunion Wasn't Random 55:37 – Track [26]: Greta Thunberg vs. Malala: Who Actually Won the Nobel Prize? 57:23 – Track [27]: Jumbo Jet Fuel Costs $120K to Fill — Why Aviation Margins Matter 59:33 – Track [28]: Great Wall of China Visibility Myth: What Astronauts Actually See 01:01:29 – Track [29]: Stonehenge Took 1,500 Years? The Real Timeline 01:03:48 – Track [30]: The Lightning Strike Survivor: Roy Sullivan's 7-Hit Record 01:05:35 – Track [31]: Hiking Bears Den & Ravens Rock — Virginia Trail Guide 01:07:52 – Track [32]: Keeping Friendships Alive: Leslie's Absence & What We're Missing 🎸 BACKSTAGE WISDOM"Friendships that last 40 years weren't built on perfect communication—they were built on boring proximity and the willingness to show up anyway. That's parenting, marriage, and music all at once.""How do college friendships last 40 years? Real stories from Gen X""Why Gen Z kids don't socialize like college students did in the '80s and '90s""What was it really like living in college dorms before the internet?""Matchbox 20 Rob Thomas live: why he's an unforgettable performer""Why don't college dorms have dorm life like they used to? Open doors, community spaces"
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