You Had Me At Hello with Vicki Notaro

Titanic with James Kavanagh

You Had Me At Hello with Vicki Notaro

Show Notes

The hilarious James Kavanagh joins Vicki to talk about the tragic romance that shaped both their sexual awakenings as pre-pubescent Leonardo DiCaprio lovers. From fringe flicking to drawing Rose like one of his French girls, find out how Jack Dawson’s watery end inspired our host and guest’s aesthetic sensibilities and romantic futures.

Shownotes: The front of the ship is called the bow, lol. The hull is the bottom. James Horner died in a plane crash. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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