Hi, I'm Stage and Stage's Lynn Menwell Miranda and you're listening to the Hamelcast.

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Hi friends, I'm Jillian. Welcome back to the Hamelcast.

We're going to dive into part three of my conversation with the Philip Tours George Washington

Marcus Choi. So if you haven't listened to parts one and two yet, pause here and start there.

If you're all caught up, congratulations. You've redefined your legacy.

No, congratulations. You made it. We've arrived at the final new episode of 2021 and I honestly

cannot believe I just said those words. So if you've been here for a while, you know the drill.

I take off the last two weeks of the year and I don't release any new episodes.

But you should watch your feed because next week, December 20th, I'm re-releasing Mike's

radio play twice the night. We made it for you last year with some very, very familiar Broadway

voices, by the way. And we wanted to throw it in your feed again this holiday season.

It's totally free to listen to, but if you can, we ask that you consider donating to the actors fund.

You can find all the information, cast, crew, where to donate, how to donate, all that good stuff.

Oh, and the play itself at twesdenightplay.com. It'll also be in your podcast feed.

You don't have to do anything. Monday the 20th, it'll just be there.

And to wrap out the year, we'll be dropping a promo for season three of Mike's sketch comedy podcast,

Ted Michael reads sketches into microphones. And again, lots of familiar Broadway voices in

that as well. We had a really, really fun and ridiculous time making this season three for you.

So stay tuned for that. And lastly, yep, that time of year, gonna get emotional.

Look, whether you've been here from episode one or you discovered the Hamilkast this year

or anywhere in between, thank you so much for being such a major part of this journey.

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