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

Bootsing, cut, sent, bussing.

Hello, everyone. Welcome back to The Halicast. I'm Jillian.

Tonight, I'm so excited. I'm here with Jeremy McCarter,

co-author of Hamilton the Revolution, aka the Hamilton co-author of In the Heights,

Finding Home, aka the Heights Tome, and Home Tome. Is that accurate? Is that what we're going

with with those? The fan favorite. Those are both fine. The fan favorite is Bodega Bible.

Oh, God. Perfect. Which is pretty dreamy. That's super dreamy. Thank you so much for being here.

I'm thrilled to talk to you. I have so much to say and so much to ask. My pleasure. I have

questions for you. You know so much about Hamilton. You could tell me lots of things I don't know

about Hamilton. I don't think that's true. We're going to find out. We'll see. Yeah, we'll find out.

Before we get started, Jeremy, can you tell me your pronouns, please? Sure, he, him.

Thank you. I have like two pages worth of things to tell the people about what you do and who you are.

I can't read all of it, Jeremy. Don't read all of it. I'm so intimidated by you. You like,

you know, the artistic staff at the public theater for five years, you created and ran the public

forum series, which was amazing. The Make Believe Foundation, which is a nonprofit audio production

company, which I love audio production. I'm going to put it all in the show notes, but I feel

really intimidated by you. Don't do that. It's just that. No, because I just have a very short

attention span. It's career-wise, it turns out. Every three or four years, I go looking for another

cliff that I can throw myself off. Then it leads to good war stories and also a bio like that one,

which doesn't make a lot of sense when you read it straight through. No, but sometimes the

cliff is like serving on the jury for the Pulitzer Prize for drama. Sometimes the cliff is writing

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