"The Plot of The Bible" (w/ Marcia Belsky)

but we'll have enjoyed it. We'll have enjoyed it. And I hear I mean this is this season is going to have a lot. Lu Ann is now last in the intro credits, which means it's going to be like Lunn's season because it's always been Bethany. She always is the one that closes it out like the Superstar. I always closes out the opening intro with the taglines, and it's lou But what about the arrangement, like the tableau, is Lulu in the middle because it on the out center.

She is not in the center. Bethany is in the center. But I think it's a hype thing. And also a salary thing. Well, all right, we all want to get into this season. Okay, great, um, later on if it comes out, if it comes up. Our guest is truly like someone we've been wanting to get on the show

for eight and she's one of my favorite people. We actually saw this person perform and we were standing in the back of Agian Hall and Boone hits my arm and goes last Culture a year and a half, just like a long time ago, and I was like, oh yeah, oh my god. Truly one of my favorite people. We just we spend a night a couple of months ago just at Sam Taggard's house played Quip Flash. It was the funnest funny. I want to do that so but we got to do it soon. And that's all I

did this weekend in the mountains. Okay, great, I'm sure they played games on television games. Okay, let's go to the credit. Come on, give me the credits. She is the co host of Miss Entry with Marcia and Drey, an amazing podcast. You know Race Any and you know Race Anny Um and oh my god, she she's she's working on so much cool stuff. She's hosting Reductress Live at Carolines on Broadway April. Tickets are on sale now, get those um. And she's also leading this amazing media

campaign Headless Women of Hollywood, so check that out. It's it's making this great comeback because she got this started like like a couple of years ago, and it was it's still brilliant, but now to see it research is really really wonderful. And she's taking her hit musical with Melissas Tarkowski handmates Tale the Musical on tour on the road and it's sold out the Bellhouse multiple times. This is a hit and she's taking it's a hit, babe.

She's taken it to Philly and other cities. Mama, there's a hit on her hands, a hit on her hands, and her name is Marcia Belski. How do your hands feel? My hands feel so good. They feel tired carrying the head the weight of the hit. It's a hit. I love that. I love how that sounds. Just feels like I have a hit. Swirl it around in my mouth. Yeah you can say it's a hit. It's yeah. Oh my god, I'm gonna put that. I'm gonna put that in my hand. You fucking I heard such amazing things

about the show at the Bell House. It was really a dream come true. It was cool. It was you know, Bell House holds like three fifty and it sold out and it was just like incredible because we did two shows at Union Hall and they were great, but we changed the show a lot between the first two that were kind of like workshops and then what we ended up doing at the Bell House, and it was just

really really cool. So now we took a little break and then now we're coming back and we have a show May tenth at Caveat and then after that we're doing this little mini tour where we still have to set up our DC show, but we're going to be in Philly at the Philamoca, which is like yeah, um on that is June sixteenth, that's a Saturday at pm. And then we're also going to be at the Bellhouse again at the end of June. Oh my god. So that'll be really cool. I'm excited, just like rattle off

those dates off the top of her head. This is a media savvy, media trained, media trained person. Honestly, though, like The Handmaid's Tailed the musical. Okay, so did this come from being a huge fan of the show, it was a lot of things. I mean, for those of you who don't know, I am a guy scale, noted guy scale. Um, I've been telling people I've actually never spoken to another woman in my life, but I'm trying to this year. That's a big push from the year

where I make a female friend. But no, but I you know, so feminism has been a part of my act. And I've also you know, was obsessed with musical theater and still am. And so it's always been my dream to write this sort of you know, a comedy musical like I love the Book of Mormon and Avenue Q and I'm such a cheeseball, or just like the funny parts in a serious musical, yes, like whenever King George comes out in Hamilton, I'm the one physical so funny I see when I do see Hamilton's often, I always

laugh at the King George part. It just tickles me. She's playing on a Spotify at home and pretending she's seeing it live, and she's like, oh my god, I'm like, Jonathan, be quiet. Yea um, but yeah, so I me and Melissa we're working on this Fiddler on the Roof musical parody, which we're still going to do but it's about um the l shutdown where like Tea like lives in Williamsburg and he's like forced with his family that lives above

a Buffalo exchange to move to a Storia. I love hardship. Hardship, it's hard for them. It's not easy. And he wants to be a scientologist. We have like I would be a scientologist like Ramo. I no, I know. Um. So we started writing that, but then they pushed the L

train and shut down back. So we were like we really wanted to time it sort of like right when it was happening, but it buys us time, and we wanted to do something, and so we were I read the book Handmad's Tale and we were watching the show together and we have been joking about how everything becomes a musical and how that entertains me, Like I'm sorry,

but it will never get old to me. Be like no, like the SpongeBob musical is actually really good, and it's like I'm sure it is, but it's still like, oh my god, I've been telling this story because winter is now in it's like eighth month, and me and my father and my mom saw Groundhogs Day, the musical that my dad was like, my poor dad was so excited. He's like, excellent reviews, it got excellent reviews, It's going

to be a great show. So we get there and like it was fun, Like it was really like, you know, it was a good show. But this woman in front of us. My mom leaves since intermission every time, and my dad her at the theater. Someone talks to us. I don't know what it is about me and my dad together. People are like the talk shows here, let's get approachable. Yeah, approachable Jews. So they like this woman in front of us as the Southern woman, and she's like,

I am so confused. Yeah, what is like going on? I don't is he? So it's repeating my dad. But I goes, have you seen the movie? And she goes, there's a movie, and so I said twenty years of winter? Twenty years of winter? So she was the actual groundhog. She was the groundhog in that situation, and she doesn't if she doesn't know I Groundhogs Days, we have twenty years of winter. That's like a very interesting question though, is like you'd have to really spell spell out extra

that was happening. If you weren't getting it. So it's like for today's audiences, how dumb does ship exactly to

be so dumb? That's what's like. And with our show, like some people hadn't seen the show and they saw the musical and they said that they could kind of get it because we parody the plot, but also we make this whole plot because we're parodying musical theater in general, Like Alfred is June and she like moves to New York to become a barista and is pursuing her dreams and all this stuff and then just winds up a

handmaid and as you do. And um, but yeah, like these other shows that you see, like I mean, first of all, how many people had to die just so they can make Spider Man? And two people I think died too full human beings died so that some billionaire could be like, we're stuck in with it. We're sticking. It's really insane. And the reviews you hearing of it are just devastating that no one enjoyed it. Spider Man.

You know what I did enjoy though, you know off Broadway production that I saw mad at Oh, let's get into this curl intentions the music musical. We saw it because Amanda Shackman, who's been on the show incredible Blade Catherine, which is the Sarah Michelle Geller role and lady she was. She is truly like effortless, like he makes it look

so easy while she's getting the most intense notes. Like the songs were insane, like it was the nineties juke back musical, but they took everything up into this musical theater style sort of and just like you know, I'm the only one by they like made it this like moment which is like starts off the show and her character and I'm like, this is fucking good. It was good, and get the whole moment at the end, like just picturing her sing I'm the only one to like this

gigantic musical like whatever. Like so it was like kind of like habitrated style but still theater. It was so interesting. So I went with Drew Anderson, our friend. We know, I'm love friend love and we like got group ons. So whenever me and Jew go like Drew go out together, we are like nine year old Jews out of the retirement,

just like and Drew more so than me. Like if we ordered take out like in our food is three minutes later and she was like, I'm cooling him, Like I love going out with him because he just like suffers no nonsense and like, so we were there and as soon as we walk in, so we bought bar tickets, so we assume that we're going to get like a stool or whatever, but I don't really care. We walk in Andrews like, you know, if it was standing room, I just think it should have said standing room on

the ticket. So we're like standing and that's how I impersonate him to him and he'll say something completely normal. I'll say it back to it, um. But so we're like standing there and first of all, we can't stop talking about the league guys. But oh my god, it's the same. I mean it was like two tree trunks. It was crazy, and it was crazy that was closed to stage. So me and Drew we're just trying to see, like we're just like peeking, like but you couldn't tell.

But we're like, he's like so close to the stage, and the people like come out on this um what's it called. It's like a little like like a bomb sort of bomb, like an aisle that's like you know, it's like a raised little platform, you know, like that just into me like brine Spears catwalk, that's what's so they like walk out and it's like so then Drew goes,

Drew whispers me. It's like I can't stop staring at that guy's ass, and like I look up and his button it's like right there, and I was like, oh my god, it was a shock. Sorry to object to Fiami's he was. That's what literally the whole thing was about. It's literally about it's this moment just like because in the movie. In the movie there's a reveal of Ryan Philippe's but it is like an iconic part of the Moh my god, I forgot that he like fully got

naked on the stage. And so that's what I'm referring to is like, I mean, yes, it was distracting the whole time, and me and Drew had slightly um, we had slightly obscured vision, so we're like ducking around the pole to like I'd see his ask like, but that's

what they was. And so then we had this thing happened where intermission, this guy comes up and we've been standing and I guess the seated tickets were like pretty expensive, and me and Drew paid like thirty five dollars on group on, so I get why the bar staff was kind of like they were being nice to us, but

we were the only people standing at the bar. I kept feeling like they were like, what's so Finally, like this guy is like, we have two extra seats at our table, you know, just just sit down with us, and we sit down, and then like as soon as Drew sits down, they're like risk my hands, like they're like, you can't sit here. And but this bartender told me a million times like she was like that guy was

aggressive towards us and we almost kicked him out. And I was like, okay, well he was really nice to us. I don't really know. So then they take away our like seats that we had just gone, and me Andrew are bitching so much, like we're like, well I don't see why they had to do that, and I'm like still being nice and everything. So then she gets us these stools and she's like, you know, I talked to my boss and here are some stools, and you know, we feel bad, so go ahead and sit down. We're

like I thinks that's really nice. And then Drew moves his school literally an inch because she sat us right behind a pole. He moves his stool an inch to the left, and she's like, sir, sir, we have still only other designated area and if you are going to move the stool, unfortunately, the privilege will be taken away. So serious. But it was like god, but that that was everyone was really nice, like and the show was like great, but it was so funny because just our

faces we were just like cat, oh my god. Even honestly, I don't know if a man is going to be on anymore man is swinging in the show, but you should try to go off soon, I know, I know, Well did you go to like just see it? Like did you just wondering? Were you there because of this inspiration of like with with your I love I mean any like musical thing like that, August see it like I love I always love it and if it's bad, I love it too because I love bad theater so much.

So like, yeah, Drew, like I have been talking to Drew about how I wanted to go, and then he was like, oh, let's just get a group on and go. And then we just did and then he told me that Amanda was going to be on it and then we saw you there and it was so fun. Have you seen the movie? Attention? I just rewatched it after I saw the musical because I was like, there's so much I didn't remember, Like I'm a moron because I didn't even remember that, like spoiler alert, turn it off

if you haven't seen the movie. I didn't even remember that Ride Philippine's character died. So I was like genuinely surprised. I'm like, oh no, it gets hit by a car. And so he was about to get hit by a car and he turned into the light and he goes

so good and it's like makes you cry. I love to the like football player and um Ariana Grande's brother and they and they sang Backstreet Boys and in singing and it was like so so that was another that was another one of my musical theater was like, that's so funny. Killed me. What did you think being the

Big Ballot? I loved it, Yeah, Jewel got. I liked their choices and song because they did like this good mix between like I mean and rewatching the movie, it's all in the soundtrack, like it's so good, except for they added like the in sync and some stuff like that. But it was like so so like their choices a song because they had like Melissa Etheridge, but then they also have like no doubt and like you know, they got yeah. It was like cool song. It was a hit for me, it was yeah, it was a really

good and the hook cast was like really good. I mean, like because I'm looking because it's like if there's one person who can't sing. When I first saw so, my dad, my dad buys like theater tickets, see like watch his reviews. So he bought as Hamilton's tickets like right when the first good reviews came out. So then by the time we saw the original cast and by the time we thought we could have sold our tickets for like a billion dollars, but we went me and my mom and

my dad and Lin Manuel wasn't it. And I didn't know anything about the show because I wanted to be surprised. I didn't listen to anything in the soundtrack. I didn't even really read about all the hype and this is so mean, like no, no, I loved it, but I couldn't figure out how Li Manuel had gotten cast. I didn't know. I didn't know that he had written the show,

so I was like, I was like why. I mean, he's great, like li Manuel is unbelievably talented, but I was like, why is this guy was so much left like dousers like kids like I couldn't figured out. And then I talk to the fact that he's not like the best vocalist exactly, and that was when I got the idea, Okay, if you're not talented enough to get on Broadway, right yourself into it, say, I wrote myself

into Afred. Because also Li Manuel talked about how like he didn't see any roles because I was also would give him ship for you know, always putting himself in his shows, and I like Drew did the joke like you would have been Molanna if you could have, but he would have so. But then like he wrote about how he didn't see any good roles for Latino men, and so he was like, there's nothing interesting or actually with depth that I want to play, so I have

to write it. For the most punk rock thing is to be like I'm going to play this person who does not match Yes, exactly. That's why we're doing all male fiddler reboot. Yeah, I'm so excited. It's going to be so fun. Um So are you noticing things as you watch these like musical adaptations where it's like, oh, yeah, like I could do that, like for Handmads, or is it something where it's like I should be doing this, well,

I know, I mean Cruel. The thing was that I realized I was like, wow, we made it work on a budget because they're a full musical, they pay their actors, they have a full band, we have a keyboard, like and we still put on this right now. It feels big and also it will get bigger. That's what really Sitting in the audience at Cruel Intentions made me really excited, like geeked out because I envisioned a full band playing for like the show that we wrote or like shows

that we'll write in the future. And it was like really exciting because I mean, because our companies wants that we have. We found this amazing woman, Fernanda Douglas, and like I think we're kind of gonna like grow with her, which is like an exciting partnership because she arranged the music and like she's amazing. And then I found out halfway through working our show that she's twenty four years old and what I was like, what like she was? She was incredible though, So it's like we have this

great partnership where I'm musically capable but not like that. Yeah. So I'll like sing a tune, maybe pluck out something a little bit like be like that, and then I can't arrange it. Yeah, and but she can make the sound that I'm like trying to like describe to her like a toddler, you know, I'm like thinking, just so, did you like the instruments that you could you do play and can play? Like? Did you teach yourself those? Um? Well,

I played piano growing up and I took lessons. But I feel it's interesting because I learned how to read music and play classical music. But I'm not that like that didn't teach me how to look at a keyboard and know what to do. I'm still struggling with that. I can I can read music to a to a decent extent. I'm not great. I'm not like an accompanist level. One time I tried to accompany my choir and like tenth grade because I was like, yeah, I played piano, and I was just like, oh, I can't do this,

and you're like, why did say yes? I mean they showed me the sheet music and there was like ten notes that I was like, what do I play? I was so confused, So I could play like, you know, sort of like moderate um classical piano. But then it's been a whole unlearning process of just looking at the keyboard as like a blank slate and and playing things.

And I just started learning guitar UM and that's been really fun too, because I had is hang up with learning guitar, where when I was like nineteen, I thought I was too old to start learning guitar because you see all these people have been playing since they're like twelve. I felt like that since I was like twelve, me too, Yeah. Same. It's like at twelve, I felt like if I wasn't like a savant, like you know, it felt like gymnastic. I don't know, too late. If I still can't do

a backflip, I'm probably not going to the Olympics. But so then, um, I forget who I talked to you, honestly, and I wish I remember it because I owe them a lot of credit because they were like, it's probably Dan Smith, um. But I was like, they were like, think about like this. When you meet someone who's been playing guitar since they were twelve, when they're twenty two, you see them as amazing because they've been playing guitar for ten years. It's not because they started when they

were twelve. So if you're twenty eight and you start playing guitar now, by the time you're thirty eight, you're gonna be just as good as that two year old. And that's the only level because all I want to do is be able to play rhythm guitar with my

I have a band, Breathe the Mind. Yes. Um, So that's been fun because now I'm like really, and it's so much more intuitive than I thought, when I don't have these like hang ups of just feeling like now I'm just excited to learn it as opposed to like feeling like I'm failing because I don't know how to just stare at it like because also we're all friends

with those people too. Like one of my best friends from home is this guy John Langdon, and I hate him because he can look at an instrument and learn how to play two seconds. Cousin, my cousin Michael, like we were like like merrily strolling along alongside each other in life, like we were the same age, and like all of a sudden he could like fucking rip it on the guitar, and I was like, how the funk did you learn that? We do every we do all these things together. I don't I never see you even

playing everything together? When did we go to the park? Tech? We go in the pool together? Cousins, but cousins, how did you do this to me? And then he would like write songs. He would do like the whole Adam Sandler, Like what's when he sings in Um not Hanaka song the movie Um with Drew Barry More budding singerdding singer. Oh my god, he used to do that and we were like we were like ten years old and he could just do it. Adam Sandler could do it too.

It is cool to Addams to credit. You know a lot of racism in his recent movies, but he can play guitar. Actually a rule of culture number seventeen. It's really cool that could do that. Now, Marcia, we're going to ask you the question we ask all of our guests, which is what was the culture that made you say? Cultures for you. What is the culture that made you say, that made you want to move into the cultural direction?

What is the culture like a movie you saw? Oh my god, it's something that you experienced in pop culture that defined This goes full circle to what we were talking about before the podcast, because it's it's truly humiliating. But I'm going to be fully honest. It was Rent. Yes, when I was in seventh grade, I discovered Rent, and it like truly changed my whole world, and I was like,

I want to do Heroin now. I want to be poor in New York doing Heroin, shunning my white privilege, not acknowledging it in any way, and not paying my rent for a full year. I like, in the original musical they sang last month's rent, which is the only thing that could have made sense. And like the original because this is how geeked out on Rent. I was I like downloaded like illegal soundtracks of like the original Workshop or whatever. Like I was such a dork, it

was crazy. I ordered on in the early days of the Internet. I would order VHS bootlegs of Broadway shows from like yeah, like chat rooms, like I would like I would like send, I would like money wire some girl and I hit it off of my parents, I like treated it like drugs, Like I was like, didn't want them to know that I was ordered that was I was ordering bootlegs. They knew I trust me, they knew I liked, but they didn't know that I was ordering bootlegs on the you know, because how was I

lived in Oklahoma? How was I going to get New York? And then from my boto mitzvah, my dad took me to New York to see Broadway shows, which was which was nice, and um, oh god what we saw Hair Spray the original casts. I love that. Um, I loved that. The last number, the way it just kind of roars that you you can't stop to beat if you haven't stop to it's actually rural culture number three. You can't

stop the beat. Um. But if if you haven't experienced, you can't stop to beat the finale of Hair Spray Live, you're missing. You're missing because it's like a wall of sound hitting you in a wall of joy and it's incredible. It's honestly such a good workout song too. To Run to Do. You know, what I'll say is the worst ending to any musical that there's two actually that are tied for the same reason. So I saw the Queen

musical We Will Rock You in London. My parents worked in in for a little bit when I was in high school, so we saw We Will Rock You in London, and then I also Mama Mia and what they both did, which was insufferable, is that the show has ended and they do seven to nine encorees of every single song they just played in the show. While you're like standing up clapping, You're like, wait, I thought this was the goodbye bows, Like they keep going and it was totally insane.

And my friend I was with my friend at MoMA Mia and after the third callback, she was like, they're getting a little stage happy. I mean it's crazy to like get off the stage. I mean for kids to be thinking that, like who are not like totally awestar, to be like all right, we're at the Tulsa p A C. And we're bored. Um And also I hate the musical. This is controvert. I hate um or. I don't know if I hated it. I hated cats. Cats

traumatize me as a child, like when that's his culture. Well, I love Tyler Cats, but Tyler no call him Tyler cats cat Um Tyler code. I don't think I honestly even have a problem with the well I do, but I was like watching it and first of all, the part where they all speak in synchrony like sync in poem, and to me, it's like too weird through it it's too weird. Well. Also, I'm sorry, but did you guys like you just Christ Superstars? Wait wait, I talked about

loved it. You're the only person I've talked to you who did not like it. I feel like it's because I don't know the show. I don't. This is my first exposure to the show. No, I I hate like Jesus Christ Superstar. I've watched it five times and I never have any idea what's going on because I don't know the plot of the Bible. All my Christian friends are like, I can tell you what's going on. I have no idea. I was remembering the plot to the Bible, of the plot as it was going on along the

plot of the Bible. So here's what happened. This is like what I from the Old Testament and ended. Everybody, Okay, It's like the Hobbit and Lord of the Rings I'll just tell you quickly what happened with Jesus. Jesus had a whole group of friends that were like very yeah. But also with any type group of friends, like there's problems, like there's gonna be power structure, and Jesus happened to

be at the top. Someone's got to do the group text of the twelve Disciples, like what that would look like. Actually had a sketch. I was writing a sketch about that, but then I realized someone had already done it. There's a group of somebody, some group of gay people as a disciple. Man is actually written a lot of biblical material is true. That has this whole Nativity sketch. That's so fun. I like biblical humors too. I loved your well it's not biblical, but my favorite was you and

Sudy's Cleopatra that period. I love period. She wrote a really good Nativity sketch that was on s and the stone was in and the played Mary Bible. She had just given birth and Joseph was like, we have guests, and she was like okay, I said I didn't. Yeah. I always thought places a mess. Oh my god. Three men who were like we walked across the desert to see you. Yeah, well I didn't invite actually, like I have. That's literally, I mean, yeah, you can sum up the

Bible in one word, it would be anyway. I guess what happened then is jealous they got they got all into it. Jealousy gets the Bible one word to be jealous. Because now I much sitting here thinking I can't remember why everyone was why people were mad at Jesus and wanted to kill him because he because he was preaching things against the Roman Church and the Jews also saw him. Yes, people blame the Jews. They because he was a false messiah.

Yeah okay, well you know so like a passion of the Christ, like mel Gibson wanted to like vilify these Jewish people up there, some of us some of us don't blame him. But wait, so Jesus Christ superstar, though I realized, is that they have really Oh my god, everyone I thought was I honestly, in terms of the live shows, thought it was the best one I've ever seen. And John Legend was the only famous person they have cast in those that. I was like, you could be

on Broadway without any name to you. You are talented enough that he could be in a show. But um, I only realized how inappropriate was recently because I used to sing as an audition song that I don't know how and there's this one part where she's like and I've had so many men before, in very many, many ways. And I was like fourteen singing that at auditions and like I'm just like and I'm like, all right, I'm a whore. I'm a whore, and I'm getting into the character,

like this feels wronging. One time summer camp, there was this twelve year old girl. We were auditioning for Greece and she did dance ten looks three. So she's like she's like tits and asked, and the counselor I'll never forget this woman's face. She was like, um, like she was she thought about she was going to jail. She's like, I'm getting arrested and orchestra a balcony and I used to then I did that audition song to it, like sixteen. I was like, now I'm old enough, Marsha would be

a great rizzo. You would be good. Oh my god, I got cast a jan which I didn't realize because I've all I seen the movie. The Jan was the fat character because in all the shows that Jan is like eating twinkies, literally the intention, and that was my big part because also it should be noted this was at my Jewish summer camp, not known for its musical theater, and we cut Grease down to thirty minutes. What was cut?

I don't know how they cut it down, but it was like they were like, we have thirty misses to the show, and that's what we did with all of our shows. We did Bye Bye Birdie in thirty minutes. We did a Little Mermaid. I was of the Daughters of Triton. I propose a challenge to you and that you you and Melissa like like fucking little down handmates, tell the musical to thirty minutes. Oh my god, we try.

I mean it was our first show. We were like, all right, we're going to try and make it an hour and ten and we're like, how long was that? Someone was like an hour and fifty minutes. But we did an intermission for the first one. The second one we tried to cut it down but didn't have an intermission, and people were like, you gotta have an intermission, Like we're Diana out here. So then um and that was a late show too, and we were like after David Cross it was like so stressed out and there was

a DJ coming in after our show. So in the last twenty minutes of our show, this dude comes in, like you know the type of bros that hang out at Union Hall. It's like six ft ten monster like walks in the back is screams what's going on down here? And everyone in the back is like stop and he's like, what is I'll come back. It is a weird. It's a very weird upstairs downstairs. I mean it's down nabby levels, it's and this is fucked up. But when the upstairs like had that fire and it was closed for a

month and a half, I loved it. I felt bad because I was like, I didn't wish poorly on the business. I I love Union Hall and the people who worked there, but I was every time I went to a show there, I realized I wasn't dreading it, and I was like, why because I don't have to walk through the upstairs. It's not just it's you have to walk through the whole upstairs past. I sound like such a match. I'm

like what. I had my birthday there one time, and it was it was a week day and it was so amazing because it was a little bit empty and like it was a great vibe. But I had it on a week end and at night one time, and it was like, how it's because park slow people on week days are like chill, because those aren't the like finance bros that live out there that are going out whatever. Any time you're looking to use games to replace your personality on a Saturday night, it's not gonna work unless

it's a nice date, right, No. I mean, of course, we all, all of us with interesting personalities of place occasionally play games, yes, but there are people who you can tell where it's like if they don't have that botchy ball, they're not having a conversation, or if they don't have that pool table, you know, what are they going to talk to about? With Jerry Golfer mini golf.

I used to be obsessed with mini golf, and I've always wanted to go in the city and they have these like Undertime Square, like weird minig like neon lights or whatever. Purple. That's the thing is. I remember I first moved, I was like let's do it. And it's like nine thousand dollars, Like I can't even buy a metro pass. Man, I've been to this one, this pirate themed one, and Red Hook. It's so fun and it's cheap. Red Hook is so fun. I need to go out there.

I gotta go. But I don't know if the I don't know if that golf course is like the best. It's not the best. It's fun, it's I missed the ones that the they were able to be very big. Those who are yeah, the ones in Florida to like the theme park sized ones. Hell yeah. The ones around Disney World that are like, we got to compete with Disney. You gotta be big. We need a big skull. There's a competing with Disney. It was like working with Disney

out of business. There's three things down in Orlando, Universal Studios, Well, Disney World and that one mini golf course and King Kong Put Kong Technology one time, Marsha and no speaking of Melissastic House. Yeah, the three of us you see Erica together. It's one of the best days of my life. That was so funny. It was at the Meadows. We saw Ericabat do at like for free at like four pm.

It was amazing. And then me and Melissa stayed and saw m I A, which was so funny because she's kind of a hit or miss performer is what I've heard, and like there were parts that were like really cool, but there's this one part where she scaled huge wall like she'd like scale it like a spider monkey. Like she like got like I don't know how, levied up there,

climbed a ladder on the back. All of a sudden, she's on top of this wall, but then like her sound starts messing up, so she like won't start her songs. So she's like straddling this wall literally being like yeah yeah, not turning up yeah, no, down down yeah, Like and she like didn't show up for her sound check. She's absolutely one of those people who does not chop. She was way late to her time. I saw the coolest.

There's this lady who kind of reminds me of M I A. Who is this Spanish rapper named Mala Rodriguez. I think she's called La Mala Rodriguez, like the bad Rodriguez. And um, we went and saw her where there was this thing it was like lolla Palooza Chili. It was in South America, and she like, they have an hour slot very strictly, and she showed up forty five minutes late and then fifteen minutes later they cut her Mike like festivals are brutal. They called Lauren Hills Mica afro punk.

When I saw when I saw you're right, oh my god, I did, I was like, what the funk that is? Erica? I feel I know this is the problem too. Is like when they do it to a man, I'm like, oh, they just do it to everybody, And they do it to a woman. I'm like, are they doing it because she's a woman? Probably out to Kanye Like you know, you said that to me when it happened, and I was like, oh my god, because it was a little stone and I was like, oh my god, Marcia's what

they do it. But they probably would do it to Kanye and he'd fully flip out and it would be on the internet the next day. Was just like she was like fine, like she was probably women are just more like they just give Lauren Hill went and did two full she it was doop. She's in the middle of her biggest song that she was closing on, they cut the mic and then she's like keeps doing the song for like two full minutes in the crowd is trying to just like sing it so we can all

hear it. And then eventually security like walks her like off the stage. And it really was crazy too because so Grace Jones was playing after her, so we were like, okay, well, you know, you got to clear the stage for Grace Jones. No, there was an hour and fifteen minute gap between Grace Jones and Lauren Hill where a DJ played. I was like, you did not clear this stage for of Lauren Hill for a DJ, for a fucking DJ. It's like, yeah,

Lauren Hill was thirty minutes later a show. She doesn't exist in this layer of time that we all functioned by, Like Lauren Hills not checking her watch to see if it's time to call the cab. I feel like that's just not how she operates, like damn. And it's also like I don't know if it was Connie, I don't know if the security guards would have come to, like, you know what, take or as soon as they did

with fucking Lauren. Ye. Anyway, here's the question. Here's the question you are in the festival with the Handmaid's Tell the la Hill is scheduled before you and it's late, and say, can you start it? Oh, j it's Lauren Hill. We have to let her go. And you you think, I wait at me the bit she's like my hemmates tell is too important for Lauren Helen. I'd be like, I'm gonna be watching the show. Just let me know

when we're on, like would have been. But after you is Grace Jones and she has to start on time. Then I go to the back and I say, Lissa, we really do got to cut the show. We gotta cut it. But I get it. I mean I get it. But um, I honestly think it's really weird to compare my art to a DJ okay, I guess you just did that. We're actually is comparing your art and right, of course my contemporaries. UM. I like Lauren Hill because she hates white people fairly, but she has a soft

spot for the Jews. So I think I could get in there. I think I could get in there. I think Lauren's like I think Lauren is very accepting of Asians too. Probably I don't know for real, but I feel like she has. I feel like, together, we have to find this out now. Sorry, Matt, we'll figure it out. It's your guys job. Thank you. Sorry you were saying about the Bible. Oh yeah, anyway, I didn't watch the whole thing, but I did love because I do get

so genuinely confused. But I liked the sort of futuristic costumes that they did with Jesus Christ Superstar Alive. But I loved Laughing too because it's so dramatic. What's the buzz telling men what's happening? And what's the what is the ending of the Bible revelations relations? But what happens an exciting and it's cathology. It's like the world. It's like how the world ends. Yeah, that's like apocalyptic stuff. Yeah, that's why Christians all think that they're going to be

the special ones who see the world. And it's like, keep bushing, babe, keep bushing. I was gonna say, Oh, and then one more thing about Erica bad everyone. This is required viewing. You know. Pitchfork does those over and under videos where they interview people and then they give them a random topic and they have to say if it's overrated or underrated and describe why Eric right right right? Um, Erica has one and every single answer she gives is

so fucking funny. I think she's stone. It's so funny. And she says everything is underrated. She's she's supportive of underrated. She doesn't need that bitterness. Listening to our music is so therapeutic because like she is truly on this different level where she like completely accepts herself and in that she's not suffering bullshit, Like she's like, why waste your time not being happy? Like this is why I have my diet. Like whenever, um, I want to feel crazy

and lean into it, I listened to Erica Badoo. And whenever I want to feel crazy and fight it but make it profound, I listen to Lauren Hill. That's funny, Like Lauren Hill's first album for a breakup, It's like there's I just remember this dude broke my heart in Portland. I'm like driving around like you just last one, just screaming like no, it's good, it's good. It was like you know it's a healing thing because you're like, well, she became Lauren Hill after Who's the loser who broke

her heart? Exactly. The Miss Education of Lauren Hill is like such a good break. Yeah, it's so good. Never date the boy in the band, Never date the boy. What do you guys listen to before you go to bed? Good question? Lately and listening to Casey mus Grave. She's got a new album now, Oh yeah, you guys have now I have to. I have to check her out.

And she like her old stuff is very very twing and very like banjo plucky and pedal steely, but love that she like her whole claim to when you first came out and came out of the scene was that

she was like quote unquote progressive. She's a country singer, like a country girl who's acknowledged gay people, like sings about gay people and like a lot of her much only been the Dixie Chicks, right Yeah, And even that was very indirect until true, until they had until they had already gotten their CDs burned, They're like, might as well lean it, and she and then Casey also like sings about weed all the time. And it's like, I love that. I like country music, like I like old country.

I used I love listening like what do you Got? Three? And Hank Williams and stuff like that. That one kid who went viral was so funny, the guy on the walt in the walmart, the little boy honestly gorgeous than music. It's what we need right now country music. Well you know what I mean, American idol back, we need country music.

We need Garth Brooks and Trisia Year would and you gotta get black country into the main stad country because like you remember how crazy it was when Beyonce played with the Dixie Chicks, and you think about it, like Beyonce it in her latest album, like she did this country song and like yeah, and it's like so it's like there's so much that, like you know, because the black people have been taken out of the South narrative that I wonder what the progressive country movement if you

could have, Like I mean, right now you have like teachers striking in Oklahoma where I'm from and ship so it's like and you have some of these places being turned like that you would never think would vote anything but like crazy Republican. So why not country musing? So why not country musing? Mickey Guyton is this amazing country singer. She's um and she's black and she's so oh yeah, yeah,

I've listened to her. She's good. There's a couple of there's a couple of girls that have been on the Voice too, that have been black that I've been like, that have been like, my thing is country, like this is what I want and they've been good. Yeah, like another but they like but it's comes from a gospel place. So there's but that is part of the South to

they're missing such a market. I mean, that's what's so stupid, is like because they know that no mainstream country record is going to uncontroversially like it's crazy because these are the same people that say racism doesn't exist anymore. And then it's like, but what kind of like Nashville Records is going to sign a bunch of black artists with

the same label as the white country artists. They might have their own label for hip hop or black country or whatever, but they keep it separate, you know, two different genres. Pop country is implicitly white. Yeah, of course. Yeah. If you say pop country and it all looks the

same same thing. The women look the same the men that do you know the singer Raylan and God Made Girls, God Made Girls, Iraq Your world like God made girls because boys needed it was like that you got to tell him how to flirirt Like it's just like you need to listen to this song. It's sick of Yeah, that's how all of them are. They're like they're like, it's it's so bad. That's the title of that God

Made Girls. Not imagine me as like a little Jewish high schooler in Tulsa, Oklahoma and like fucking Brianna pulling up in her huge gass pickup truck like blasting like thanks my tracked or sex, like I hate this place. I saw him in concert, kill me. Yeah, my dad

liked him a lot. He was pretty good. Oh my gosh. Hey, you know what a lot of people have like told me confessionally that they are attracted to those Wait, you posted this the Daniel Tosh that you think Daniel Tosh a little bit in the subway, there was a room in the subway that was like, he does not look good. I don't know, I liked. I don't know. Guys, I really want to you want to be in bed, Like I got a video you should is gonna like to He's gonna like say that you should. You deserve to

get raped. Yeah, man, he had some breakdown where some woman was heckling him and then he yelled and he was like get ripped. And it's almost like to me, it's like, just write a better joke, even like I think it's like when people are offended over like jokes and poor taste. It's about taste. It's not about liked.

But actually I'm disappointed in you for not coming up with a better for all comedians that we disagree with that we like because they're actually funny, like and they're and they're clever from the point of like that's the thing. It's like when your ship's hacked, Like they go up there and they're like, I'm being censored. It's like, actually, all that's happening is you're doing You're doing the same thing,

and when your ship bombs, you blame PC culture. And imagine if me if I had ever on a singular joke blamed the fact that I was a woman, I would be eating alive. Oh you didn't laugh at that because I'm a woman. They'll say that on stage you didn't laugh. Oh, PC culture. It's like your joke just bombed, dude, And they'll tell some jokes and now there are enough people or women who feel comfortable being like, Hey, that joke made me think that you're an asshole. That's all

we're saying. All they're doing is saying something, and we're not censoring you. We're just calling you an asshole. But to you, that's completely unacceptable and the same thing as censorship. Like fucking Ricky your vase. Oh my god, I don't think so, honey, Ricky your vase because like his whole latest special humanity, he's talking about this trans joke that he made about Caitlyn Jenner, and literally at one point he's like sitting on his stool, going, now, let me

tell you why that's funny. It's like, if you're telling us it's funny, it's like crossing us up. Now, let me describe to you why that is funny. It's like it's not. It's ever since he got skinny, it's not funny, say for being he thinks he's hot. Now had one great moment in the office and like and then like that, like that is actually you go back and watch them, it's still extra extra. But I didn't even like that. The next one with Warick Davis, I didn't like the

next shows that they did. Really, I just yeah, ever since he lost the weight and he's been funny. Did you guys like my British accent? I thought it was really good. I've been telling the accents. You are Meryl Streeps, MARYL Streeps my favorite accent. I just did that. Sam Taggart loves, which I love that love. I have one character is called the Australian Bachelor and it's so it's the Bachelor if he were Australian. Go on. He says, hello, my name's Meach and on the beach Bachelor Marcia. These

accents have a talent. You are Meryl Streeps, Caryl Streep's pretty fun being the bach I think, and that's just all his personality steps. Meryl Streeps, Sheryl Streepryl Streeps. Guys were We've come to the second installment of our newest segment called Voice. So fan favorites are going to leave voicemail voice memos for us to play and we will react in real time. That to the fact and our our voice memo you Bitch today is from Pat Regan.

He'll he'll introduced himself right now. Great, here we go. The bitch is back. Pick your jaws up off the floor. Girls, you look like you just heard a goat. Marcia, you look fucking amazing tonight. Oh my god, you look gorgeous and stunning. It's insane. Can you turn around so you can see the bag? My god, the bag? That would

be beautiful. I love the love. Um. I want to talk about joelk and Booster and kind of concer his assertion that he is the first two time guests on Lost Culture stuff because we wanted that I was the packtime guest on Lost Cultures. Does lost episode counts and very much so. A podcast is born when it is performed, not when it is recorded or airs, and what we

created that day was very much a podcast episode. And in everyone's heart they know at And so I don't know what Joles deal is and I have to wonder if he is. And I hate to use this word, but jealous launched me followed last Culture says on Twitter, and I couldn't help but notice that she wasn't acknowledging me on the platform. And so I sent a text to Matt and Bow and said, you know, Pat, my

needs to acknowledge me. I treat it out, I said, Podma, I'm a frequent guest on this pod, please acknowledge me right now. And she only faved didn't treat back, didn't okay, Podna,

because that wasn't really an acknowledge. And so I have to think when I do get famous, Um, when I go around to all the late night shows to promote my latest project, UM, my kind of anecdote story that I will tell kind of belly up to Fallon's desk to see that, you know, padmaash me didn't acknowledge me before I was famous, and we'll laugh about it, but it'll be really real. Anyways, Padma, if you're listening, if

you could hear this, we can absolutely start over. Um. I would love to just like get dinner and do this in earnest, you know, like let's be friends. I would love to pick your brain about Casey from top Shop season three, who was in fact important to me during my formative years. Um, all is not lost. We can absolutely hit the reset button then get off on the right foot. I would love that and just get rid of this toxicity. Um. Anyways, I saw Love Simon.

I loved it. Unfortunately, so sorry. I think it's such an important story to be told for my culture of right day, and that's all I had to say for right now. UM, I want everyone to have a really I speak. I wish everyone peace, love, andvite. I'm in a really positive place right now and it's a truly a new beginning. UM. I have so many amazing projects right now that I have to run off to expect really big things coming from you soon. I'm so excited for what I'm gonna put out next. Gonna like it

and be surprised by it. Actually been Pat Regan this whole entire time. God bless you anyone listening. Okay, goodbye, Marsha, you look fucking gorgeous. Injects Pat is that you're a tiny tim like Pat is the best. He's like, my God, bless everyone, thought Simon. I just thought, okay, I obviously had a bit of a skewed perspective from Salmon Bowen's Instagram reactions. But I loved it, and I loved you

guys article about it. So but I I the parts that were like, there were parts that were genuinely funny that were written to be funny, that were like so good. But there were some parts that were absolutely insane. Oh my god, I'm trying to think of it because there

were so many. First of all, the woman from Insecure was so funny and it was so funny, um and like but it was like, I mean, first of all, the lead the lead guy is like yeah, like he's like cute, Like, but I I predicted it right because I was like, I think I predicted who it was. I think, yeah, I thought I knew, but you know,

it did take me on some twists and turns. Um. But yeah, I'm trying to think about the parts that were like really crazy, which one the one that the ice coffee was crazy because like the beginning takes itself so seriously and it is true. He's like everything about me is normal for one see, and he's like, yeah, it's like, but it is important, ball, it is important. It's sure. The fucking the fucking like dance sequence in the dorm and like literally the set dressing, well, it

was like they were outside on the squad. But then like the art like it's supposed to be super overwhelmingly gay like visual, but like they're wearing right aid T shirts and and the fucking and and on the exterior, like the fucking art direction whatever, whoever in the art department just hungue the smallest little pride flag on this giant stone building, as if that was like supposed to know it should have been. It should have been like

everyone that they can't show. It's like he's actually like in a leather bar. Like he says at the end, maybe not this gay. What he meant was maybe not this type of gay. Maybe off to a dungeon. Maybe he'll go and be a submissive. But you know, you ever know. But I'm glad you liked it. I mean, but some parts of it were like cringe worthy. Was when like basically like he's been out into the whole school,

like everyone knows that. And then and then he pulls up to pick his friends up and his friends are like, fuck you, I didn't understand that. How could you do these You tried to ruin our lives. And he was like, I'm sorry, you know, like stay away from us. Because he's treating his friend is like a pond though he

really is. He's like, well maybe, And also, I mean, the guy who's supposed to be annoying sometimes the annoying character is cast too well, and I'm like, I think if that actor in her life, I'm a punch of he wasn't he? But it was? You know, actually, now that I'm thinking back on it, it was good. Actually it was a good movie. And that's the thing is that it's not but um, anyway, do you think it was an amazing movie? You had to follow you when I thought that, No, if have didn't follow me, I

would notice, I would love But congratulations. I was going to say that, by the way, gratulations on the Padma fallout if you're listening, definitely, no pressure, no pressure. You know, I might be too a man hating She seems very nice. No, she has rough critiques on drag Race. She is not miss nice guy. I know. No, I love her shew like. So, in addition to all that other crap, I'm also fighting this like weird battle with Facebook every day. Everybody's in

war with Facebook. But Facebook has banned me a bunch of times for these like crazy like one time it was for this like photo of me as a six year old saying kill all men. Adorable and um. But so now, like what happened was basically we had this friend Nicole. She posted two and something photos of her being harassed because during me Too, she posted this list

that was like laughably innocuous. It's like basic things. Talk to your creepy friend, and if you have multiple women who say is still being creepy, don't bring around to the bar anymore, like, you know, really simple stuff. And dudes were like, I will kill you. And this one

guy posted this is why men don't trust women. It's like, oh, this is why that's so I posted as a comment underneath that specific post men are scum and then I even replied to that like l O L I guess I lost that guy's trust, you know, blah blah blah. So then I got banned from Facebook for thirty days for that comment, and it turned into this whole saga where now I'm like talking to other people because when you look into it, they have humans deciding what gets removed.

It's a twentysomething you're asshole. And it's outsourced. I just found out it's actually like quadru it's it's not always to a foreign place, but it's quadruple outsourced, where basically they hire somebody who hires somebody who hires somebody who hires a freelance company who hires the moderators. And it's wild but so but now because that happened, all of the press that's been written about it, this is literally the line that I'm even it's Marsha Belski is a

comedian who calls men scum on the internet. That's literally just what they say. And I'm like, but that's not true. I'm like, I'm a little more clever than that because I've actually come up with the full matriarchy where men are in prison by our system. So please just don't reduce it to men are scum because that the militia has too hard like banned me for training a militia of women in the woods. Sure, but men are scum,

I mean, come on, but um. So yeah, So now I'm always worried when like people don't know me like that are like going to come to my page like because they're just like what kind of a monster just goes around calling people scum for no reason. It's like whatever they can deal, they can deal. And also I think I feel like, I mean, I've been on Facebook for a few weeks. I want to get off so bad.

That's what I feel like, is that because it started with people like reporting me, I have this honree like stubbornness where I'm like, I'm not going to get off, but like, but then I'm not ever going to get off for the rest of my life. I'm not going to come. But then, like I it's hard because like

I do want to get off Facebook. But I told my manager, like my one of my career goals is to like not need Facebook because like when I was banned, I lost a fifty dollar gig because I couldn't reach the guy any other way and they needed a fill in that night, and I like, fifty bugs is not, you know, nothing for a show. So I'm like a couple of meals right there. You know, I get to self a weekly meto plus you know that's another one

that's my inner monologue. Um. But but yeah, so it's like, you know, well, you're you're not very far from not needing Facebook. But then I missed to like someone like, oh, why don't you come to my birthday party? Like you didn't text me, like you know, like nobody I like that. Now people do birthday invites on email, which I like, Yah,

that's the best where business should happen. Emails that happened move on to I don't think so honey, let's let's wrap this all up and do and I don't think so, honey. Of course we have a real champion over here. This is a cult war participants. Yes, she was team Matt. She was team Mata. You know what's sad because so I was debating between doing this one or the one I ended up doing, which was Mark Zuckerberg, because I was just going, you know, I was right when the

facebooks have happened. But then I knew like Tyler and Joel, they like knew the whole story. So as soon as I got there, I was like, I should have done the other one. So now I get my like, I get to do that I should have done. Do you want to go first? Okay, because you have one ready, this is Matt Rodgers as I don't think so, honey, his time starts now. I don't think so, honey. When reality shows cannot choose finalists and so there's four, which no,

there is a top two on reality shows. And if you cannot decide who needs to go home, guess what, you are not good at your job, because a good producer would get in there and have a decision get made. Because that is why we were watching we watch a reality show to see elimination at the end of the fucking episode. Also, I'm sorry, but they are not all that good. What is with this? They know they sign

up to be cut potentially, so fucking cut them. America's Next Top Model there has been a true final four for three weeks now because they can't cut people. They just keep Look, bitch, we get it. We've already seen a little edited package about their difficulty with their mother. We don't need to see it again. Get them off the show so we can have a good winner versus loser narrative. I want to top two Ruple's drag race. I'm looking at you. Do not do this on season

town like you didn't see the nine. I don't think so, honey. I feel very passionately about this. I don't want to see five people in fashion week on Project Run. You should be three. But that was one of your more like informationally dense. I don't thinking to pass out sideways like a child who locked their knees in choir. Honestly, I feel very strongly about that one, because, like with America's Next Top Model, there's four finalists. We're like, oh

my god, these two girls are not gonna win. Moving on, I just thought of another grade. I don't think so honey too. But I guess I have to save that for the next, for the next one. It's for the next one, for the next. All right, I'll do it again. Listen, there's always chances, Von Yanks, I don't think so honey. As time starts now, I don't think so honey. Ethical consumption because guess what, bitch. Yesterday at the airport, I ate Chick fil A self loving gay man who was

gonna contribute to this horrible bullshit fried chicken place. But look, it's so good. And I had the spicy chicken sandwich. It was delicious. But everyone in line in front of me, and I could live with I could live with this. Everyone in line in front of me was clearly like a Trump voting cookie cutter person. But I was like, it's fine. I will If this is what it takes for me to be among new people, then fine, I'm

happy to share this common ground. Ethical consumption. Look, you can't make us feel guilty about everything that we touch. Everything that we touch is gonna be made by some horrible Haliburton person. It's okay, it's fine. Guys. So go to your Starbucks, don't buy local, don't eat local, go to your evil corporations, because at the end of the day, we're all we're all going to suffer in the end for whatever reason. So go down happy. I don't think so, honey,

we're going to And that's one minute. Yes, I agree with you. I never ethically consume. There you go, Thank you, man. I know. I mean, I love to, like folk cry for a boycott just that companies feel shame. But you know, sometimes that's all it takes. That's all it takes. Still buy pay them. I was traveling yesterday back from Virginia in the car until we had to stop it like a restop to go to the bathroom, and I was going to go to the Burger king and they closed

it up. And I turned around to my friend and I was like, they're closed. It's fine. Like I saw myself do it later and I was like, wow, I was like two upset that burger they're closed. It's fine. Any time my plan doesn't go my way, I'm pretty much full level of set. There's no in between for me. It's like either I'm really happy or like I tripped in my days rough and no, not that being closed. That's unacceptable. It was also nine pm. Um, this is unbelievable.

This is one of Marcia bell skis indelible. I don't think so, honey, Marcia, you ready, Mark, I don't think so, Hony. Her time starts. I don't think so, honey. Straight men in theater, don't you have enough? Don't you have enough? I mean, first of all, you get to just dominate in every other area, and then you come into theater and you have nine million more parts than us, but one per every like actress. And when you're straight in theater, you get laid so much. There is there is too

much there is, There is too much sex. And the thing is is that when you get so much of an ego, it's like they're rock stars before they even get out of the community theater. I mean. The thing is what's nice about these guys though, is that if you if you're the one to enlighten them that they're not interesting, they get really obsessed with you. So that's

like really fun. And some of course, you know, if you're out there and you're a straight guy in theater thinking, you know, that's not like me, it is and unfortunately just leave theater to us because we don't have a lot. Oh and bye, that's what. Oh my god. Several of them and they are more successful than the gay man in theater and it gets frustrating. Well that and also

I mean it's like they get fucked. It's crazy, like every time they leave the bro I remember I saw this interview with the guy from Glee, the douche Teacher. I saw him in here a spray and I was like he was like he was like, yeah, like pretty sure I'm not gay, because when you're straight, like you actually get laid a whole lot in theater. So I've

never had a problem with women. And it wasn't as homophobic as all that, I don't think, but he was basically just like saying, how like yeah, he was just like, trust me, when you're straight in theater, you know, it's and that's the thing. I remember being in these shows and there's like the one hot straight guy and every girl in the cast is trying to suck him, like and then I'm the one who was just like, I'll be like, you're fun like fat friends, I mean, deep

down that's all of us. Oh my god, this has been such a great episode with Marcia Belski. I mean, come on and I can go check out our stuff Reductress. It's going to be a very busy and fruitful beginning of spring there and she springing to the summer. We're in bloom right now. Check out Reductress live at Carolines on Broadway April, Ms, Andreuth, Marcia and right. Listen to that podcast. Shout out Mills to Tikowski for hands handmates

till the musical. Shout out my mother, Shout out my mother, Shout out to the man himself, the Lord Jesus Christ, and shout out shout out to Matt's Lord Jesus Christ for Jesus Christ and John Legend Legend. He's never going to recover from that part. I could tell he was thinking, how am I going to stop being his voice? His voice is absolutely ruined. Shout out to Christie Teagan for the tweets. Tweets. Shout out you Pa, thank you, Padma, Okay, bye,

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