I'm pulling on my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time rather drive to work.

Okay, so today I'm recapping a trip I took with my daughter to BroadwayCon. I've done a bunch of Broadway con podcast before.

I think the very first one we went to was in 2019, which was the fourth ever Broadway con.

And then we went in 2020.

And then there was a pandemic.

And then the last couple of years, it has been the same weekend as San Diego Comic Con.

So I haven't been able to go.

But this year, they went back to January or February.

And I was able to attend with my daughter, Rachel.

So for those that don't know, Broadway con is a convention dedicated to the fans of Broadway.

I am a longtime Broadway fan.

And so it is really interesting to me to go to a convention of, like I obviously do a lot of magic conventions and game

conventions and such, but it's kind of fun. The reason I do podcast on this is I like to sort of

get insight from watching somebody else do something that we do, but on a different topic.

And so I'm going to recap BroadwayConn 20205, talk about all the different panels

and stuff, Rachel and I saw, and I will apply them to magic. So that is what I've done in the

past. Like I said, this is my personally fourth Broadway con, and every Broadway con I've been to

I've made a podcast. This is my fourth

Broadway con podcast. Okay, so let's start. So this is the 10th, I believe the first one ever

was in 2016. Andrew Rap, who was the in rent. He and one or two other people decided to be cool to have a convention about

Broadway and so they started one the very first one had a lot of issues with it there was a giant

blizzard in the middle of it and now they have a tradition every year where they call people up

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