Hi, I'm Stage and Stages Lin Manuel Miranda, and you're listening to The Hamilcast.

Butts and cuts and, and boots and... Hey friends welcome back to the hamelcast I'm Jillian and this is part two of my most recent conversation with

Chris Jackson and Mike but you know Mike if you miss part one you'll want to go back and

listen to last week's episode the episode starts with a very powerful and important

statement from Chris about the Black Lives Matter movement.

He also has some great insight and reflections on what it was like to be in the eye of that Hamilton

Hurricane, now that he has some space from where he was when he was first on the podcast back in 2017.

And in case you missed him, those episodes are 97 and 98.

Okay, if you're all caught up, let's dive in.

I'll see you on the other side.

Enjoy part two with Chris Jackson. So Mike, you had a question, right, about FLS?

Yes, C. Jack, you you know Jillian and I are quite frequent

and quite enthusiastic FLS and I do improv and I was just wondering doing the show as many times as you do, how do you prevent going to a memorized role or bit or something that you know is going to work, but you've done it before?

Because Jillian and I never saw the same thing twice.

We never saw, we never saw anybody get lazy

and say like, I'll just do this for the laugh.

So is that a conscious effort, or does that just come with experience?

And things like second chance where the whole point is like the person is great and

changes the world for the better.

Right, that's a good example.

The glue for any FLS experience, there are a couple of key

components that are always changing and therefore always keep you present. One is

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