Hello and welcome to another episode of Doo Go On! My name is Dave Wonicky and as always

I'm here with Jess Perkins and Matt Stewart. Hello!

Back in the studio once more does it feel good? It's been a while. It's great to be back

amongst your faces. It feels fine. It's comfortable. It's pretty comfortable. Good

temperature in here? Yeah, it's quite nice. It's pleasant temperature. Is that what you meant?

Yes. Jess, I just need to call you out on this because we did get some feedback about

the live shows that we sounded like we were being nasty to each other. That was joke nasty.

Joke nasty. Well, I have started legal proceedings. Well, to be completely honest I have

cripplingly low self-esteem and imposter syndrome and honestly I often put people on a pedestal

and they don't really value me in the same way and then they kind of leaves me feeling a bit

rejected and a bit isolated. On the flip side of that something I do a lot basically

as a way to protect myself as a defence mechanism is that I push... I keep people at an arm's

length. When I say things like are you say friend and I say, oh, a colleague, that is

just me big terrified of letting you in. Okay, so for that's clear for the listeners.

It's jokes and sadness and a symptom of some mental health scenario. So if you have

a goat me for it, you're kind of the problem. I think we've cleared that up. I think everyone's

feeling more comfortable now. I was just going to say, hey, just let you know it's all jokes

but Jess put it in a much more succinct way. Not more succinct. Now, well, the good news

is we're hoping to do more live shows now. Things are opening up a bit in Australia. One

we've booked in already in Melbourne is a live screening of the mummy at Lido cinemas

in September. After we're recording an episode of phrasing the bar our spin-off petrion

on the podcast. We'll go through Brendan Fraser's movies in the cinema and we put that

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