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I'm your host, John Caramonica.

Oh, it's Grammys Night, it's the, we're in the afterglow of the 2024 Grammys.

I've barely slept. We're here. I see Karen the hair is wet, which means

he's there's been an attempt at renewal to rinse the show and it's after effects off of her.

I've not yet been so blessed, but hopefully after this we will get to that.

Karen Gans is here.

Hello.

Hello, John.

It's been regrettably days since I hadn't showered

since I started prepping Grammy Post.

I will let the listeners guess how long that's been.

Karen was also awake with me at 4.15 last night

as I filed the notebook and we put that out into the world so salute to Karen Gans for being awake now and

salute to myself frankly for being awake now. Lindsay's olads is here.

Lindsay I think of you as a bridgeer between communities.

How do you feel about that?

I've been told that.

I hear that a lot, so I'm not surprised to hear you say that, John.

We're very happy that you're here to join us to bridge this

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