Long days, pleasant nights, and welcome to Kingslingers, a doof media podcast journing through Stephen King's Dark Tower series and beyond.

I'm your host, Constant Reader Scott Daly, and I'm joined by my co-host and King Newby, Mr. Matt Freeman, Matt, what you got there?

It's my innocence. I found it.

Oh, neat. Well, what's it look like?

It's like small and yellow and it's kind of soft and squishy.

Are you actually leaning towards an object that I'm supposed to be recognizing at this point?

Because, like, I thought I was going to go tennis ball and then I didn't know.

You lost me. It was squishy.

Makes a little squeaky sound when you squeeze it. It's got a little, it's got, it's got, it's got like a little.

Is it a rubber ducky? It's a rubber ducky. Your innocence is a rubber ducky. Yeah. Jesus.

Good job, by the way. This week on the show, we're going to be taking one final look at Stephen King's

novella, low men, and yellow coats before we move on with our season two journey. But we just wanted

to have a quick overview episode. This is going to be a little bit different episode for us, Matt,

because this was only a three episode book. It was a shorter story. So probably didn't need this

episode, but I still like these.

Just look at the book as a whole episode. Just look back at the themes, really kind of nail our

finish, because I think in the final episode, we always get so wrapped up in the ending

specifically and all the things that happen in those final pages. We don't get to take a step back. So we're going to take a step back. And I think we're going

to kind of let our listeners kind of control the flow of this conversation. We asked people

last week, what were their overthoughts on overall thoughts on low many yellow coats? And if there

was anything they wanted us to talk about or they wanted

to talk about. And so we kind of shaped the conversation or the frame of the conversation around

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