From PRX.

Friends Beyond the Binary, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls. It's time for the podcaster who's looking at shingles.

And I think there's something about putting out your own shingle is that a saying somewhere?

And then I thought but this is like while I was waiting for like I'm recording from a car

I had to run the air conditioning for a few minutes

so the car, you know, because I'm sitting in the car.

It is evening, but I'm in Florida. so I had to cool it down as a band used to say I can't think I could think of the way my brain said

Tony Tony tone but I know that's not it. It's a memory you know you see how

did you get always going to talk about the single shingle.

Would that be a good story?

Would anybody buy that book?

The single shingle.

It does sound like a children's book about the lonely shingle.

I mean just because you're a single doesn't mean you're lonely.

Trust me.

Anyway welcome to sleep with me.

The podcast it's here to keep you company and take your mind off of stuff.

It has a bit of self-deprecation, but only in between the words nowadays. You know, for the past eight or nine years.

Anything self-deprecating, I say, is purely inferred, even when it comes to single shingles,

like, or I could hang. I say, hey shingle, what would if I, I could wear you on my head, like that's where

shingles go right on the top. And that would be a look, is that a flap on you?

What are you wearing, a flap?

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