This is an I-Heart podcast. Guaranteed Human. It's 252 a.m. at the Renaissance

Pleasure Fair in Irwindale, California, and you're listening to Night Call.

Hello, everybody, and welcome to Nightcall, a podcast for your medieval days and Renaissance nights.

I'm Molly Lambert, and here in Los Angeles with me is... Tass Lynch, and over in New York City we have Emily Yoshita

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on Instagram and Twitter at Nightcall Pod. Nocast. I'm trying to do a better job with our socials. Me too. Trying to keep them hot. Stepping up the socials. Yeah. Without giving away which ones we run, we're all trying to. There's also a Facebook, by the way. Not that I run it, but if I did, then you would be able to find it at Facebook forward slash nightcall podcast. It's there. But also, you know, leave Facebook. That's fine with us. That's true. It is fine. I can't leave Facebook, not that I'm running a social media page for a podcast, but I, for other reasons, can't. Guys, I wouldn't want you to hypothetically be stuck on Facebook so that you could hypothetically run the socials for night call. Right? What a miserable situation. Guys, speaking of being trapped in previous eras. Yeah, tell us. I went to the Renaissance Fair again. How many times have you been? This was my second time. I went for the first. Oh, it's

only your second time? Yeah, I went for the first time last year. Oh, kind of from my other podcast,

North Maliwood, because friend of our podcast, Jane Marie is a big Renfair person. And I hate medieval

stuff. And she had convinced me that the Renfair would be my point of

entry into understanding why people like medieval stuff and she was right let me guess what she

said she was like there's goats and you were like okay I saw a bunch of pictures of you with

goats and I was like that's the draw I didn't know there were goats the first time and I was so

delighted and surprised that there's a

petting zoo, a very awesome petting zoo. I think it was more like there's fried food and you can like stare at people.

And I was like in. It's so hard to find that combination in America, fried food and staring at people.

Well, you know, Emily, you would love the Folsom Street Fair. Oh, yeah. I've always wanted to go to the Folsom Street

Fair. I like things like that. As you all know, Emily and I went to Times Square a couple weeks ago,

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