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

Bootsing, cuts and bussing.

Hello everyone, welcome back to The Hamilkast.

I'm Jillian, and you're listening to James Monroe Eagle Hearts Triumphant Return to the podcast.

You could check out Episode 80 if you want to hear his very first episode back in 2017.

But if you want to follow a single thing we're saying this week,

you should probably make sure you've listened to last week's ep first.

That's ep 261.

It's where Jay Soul talks about what it was like on Broadway in the days leading up to the shutdown,

what he's been up to since, and how creating things really helped him get through 2020.

And a quick reminder, last week, JMI decided that he would only refer to Nick Walker

as Lanky or Lanky Skips.

So whenever you hear Lanky, he's talking about Nick Walker.

But if you're all ready to go, here's Part 2 with Mr. Ogi Boogie himself,

James Monroe Eagle Heart.

Look, when you first came on, you were kind of new to playing Lafayette Jefferson on Broadway.

Yes. I mean, you were very comfortable in it.

Don't get me wrong. But now, you know, all these years later, I would just love to talk to you about,

I don't know, just your perspective of it. I'm sure it's changed.

And then we have to talk about freestyle love supreme and how you were doing double duty,

doing Hamilton shows on Sunday, and then doing the 10 p.m. Sunday show of freestyle love supreme.

So let's talk about how your Hamilton perspective has changed over these three

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