The Running from the man, yeah, the madman's coming, yeah, the man's cutting for me tonight.

I spent the last week running from the heat, but the beat beats coming alive.

Let's get lost tonight

Who's on my ride Hello, Wackos, welcome to Without a Country. I am Corinne Fisher. I'm wearing my own merch. Look, my box of merch finally came. It's a big, it was a big box of stuff. You can't see it, but all this lint from my jacket got on it, and I'm pissed, but you can't see it on camera. It looks good. Magic, the magic of TV. All right. This will be an interesting episode. This is our last episode from this studio. They were letting me use it for a while for free, and I knew that day wouldn't last forever. But good thing. We'll just go and move it to the GWF studio.

So thanks.

Thanks over here for, you know, after you kicked me off the network, you did let me use the studio for free guests. So shout out.

Thank you for that.

Appreciate it.

But, yeah, we're going to be moving over to the GWF studio so hopefully everything will be fine

there but if the show looks a little different next week that is why to help support the show

obviously please head over to patreon.com slash without a country if you uh, uh, you know, uh, I was going to thank

everyone later, but all hail to our amazing dictator, Christopher Fungey. Thank you so much for

supporting this show the way that you do. Shout out to my capitalist pigs and my cuties. Uh, yeah,

everything is, uh, yeah, that's, that's good. Okay, so that's just some housekeeping stuff.

Today, I think millennials everywhere, especially other people too, but, you know, millennials, we really grew up with this show, were shattered over the announcement of the passing of James Vanderbyke, aka Dawson Leary.

I was just like, this show, you'll hear about it another time and another piece of work,

but this show, I watched the entire thing two times, once in real time when I was a teenager.

And then pretty recently, because it was one of my comfort shows when my, right at, like,

there was some, I don't know if I was right as my dad was dying or right after he died,

because I had a couple comfort shows some while he was dying, some right after.

But TV did play like a pivotal role in my healing process and specifically

nostalgic type TV. I mean, you know, I'm not myself a psychologist, but I would think that

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