Valentine's Day episode! This week, Bailey sits down with Jake Kroeger (LA comedian, The Comedy Bureau) to talk about Jake's first ever relationship and breakup. It was only in his thirties that Jake experienced so much as his first kiss, and then shortly after that, a relationship that completely flipped his life upside down. Jake talks about the intoxicating upswing of love, the pain that comes when it ends, and what it took to put the pieces back together. 

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Welcome to Episode 2 of Good Low with Bailey Norton! This week, Bailey sits down with her cousin Ginney Norton, an educator, academic and researcher specializing in popular histories in gender, race, and sexuality. She considers herself an emotional cowboy. Ginney talks honestly about her own accountability in her low moments, especially in terms of the "victim role" that women are so often familiar with, and sometimes subconsciously choose to take.

Content Warning: this story includes details of a car accident that are extremely graphic and may not be suitable for younger listeners or anyone especially sensitive to this kind of subject matter. 

Welcome to the first episode of Good Low with Bailey Norton. This week, Bailey spends an hour talking with Spencer Cantrell, an actor and comedian in Los Angeles, CA by way of Muscle Shoals, Alabama. When he was seventeen years old, Spencer was in a car accident that changed his life forever, and he was generous enough to talk about it here. 

Spencer's Instagram: @shakesbandit 

A song Spencer listened to a lot at this time in his life

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Bailey Norton can't talk about her lowest moment for reasons she's not at liberty to say, so she found a couple of microphones and asked her friends, family, and acquaintances to tell her about their low moments instead. 

Episode 1 available 2/1/23

Theme music by Darby Anne Walker