Inside Graceland: A Look into Elvis Presley's Iconic Home
TLDR Graceland, the home of Elvis Presley, offers a glimpse into the extravagant life of the King of Rock and Roll. From his 70s-style decor to his personal items, including his toothbrush and sweat stains, Graceland showcases the unique taste and macabre history of Elvis Presley.
Timestamped Summary
00:00
This podcast episode is about how Graceland works.
03:04
Graceland is unlike any other house, with its 70s-style decor and Elvis's extravagant taste, and it was originally named after the great aunt of the original owners.
05:57
Elvis Presley bought the best house in Memphis for his parents when he was just 22 years old, and the house has a macabre history as it is directly beneath the bathroom where he passed away.
08:56
Elvis Presley's upstairs at Graceland has always been closed off to the public and has remained untouched since his death, including his bathroom with personal items like his toothbrush and sweat stains on his pillow.
11:50
Elvis Presley had a TV room with three TVs, which he got the idea for from President Lyndon Johnson, and he also had two jets, including a large 747 called the Lisa Marie, and he once ordered 30 Fool's Gold Sandwiches from a restaurant in Denver.
14:41
Elvis Presley had a decline in his career on the Vegas circuit, and the only way for him to make money was by playing show after show after show.
17:39
Elvis Presley drew a line between illegal drugs and prescription drugs, thinking that since he got them from his doctor, it was okay, and he had a strong dislike for drug pushers.
20:50
The hosts discuss an article about hallucinogenic frogs and reminisce about their college years.
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