Anoushka Shankar

Paul Simonon.

That was a collaboration with AJ Prasanna, Anushka Shankar, Aman Ali Bangash, and Ayan Ali Bangash, along with, I can only assume, some vocals maybe from a film by Dennis Hopper.

I don't know whether we actually got together with him.

Maybe you did.

What I kind of got while listening to it is George's changes are also slightly Indian.

I would have loved Ravi or Anushka Shankar to come along and play some sitar on this song, you know?

Yeah, so would I.

So the Robin Nolan album for The Love of George was on Dark Horse Records.

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Anushka Shankar and Cara Jackson brought out Cara Jackson.

And then during the encore, They start playing Dirty Harry.

And I think he's resting because he's letting the backup singers sing.

We're gonna cover that, but we're also going to reflect on Parton's incredible life because she spent so much of it uplifting others.

And you are listening to the incomparable Anoushka Shankar, who is a big Dolly Parton fan, and after being off social media out on tour for a few weeks, she came back recently and felt the need, thankfully, to cover "I Will Always Love You" on the sitar here.

So that's carrying us into this episode, and as we flagged in the intro, we're going to get to the very small but vocal hate directed at Dolly Parton on the day of and days following her death last Tuesday.

Since analyzing conspiracies and misinformation is sort of our thing here, there's been plenty to digest and be disgusted at coming from across the political spectrum, and as we're gonna get into in segment three, the wellness influencer space.