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This is a CBC podcast. Hello, ladies and gentlemen.

The world might be ending, but it doesn't mean that the podcasts are going to stop coming.

We are back with another episode this week. And really excited to throw this one to you.

It's going to be our live show that we had in Vancouver with our friend Maya.

This episode was a really special one. First of all, I just want to say huge, huge shout

out to the Biltmore cabaret and to everybody who showed up to the show that evening. I'm still

riding off of that high, and it's been, it's been a couple of weeks um so thank you everyone who came out to show your support

and to hear mayas um which you are about to hear a wild wild story um and uh yeah and then i guess

i also kind of there's a couple of things i wanted to say so uh coronavirus is uh it's here it It's hardcore. I'm, I'm, I'm hunkered down in my,

my home. I'm practicing some social distancing. And I, I just wanted to throw that out there.

For anyone who isn't practicing that right now, I urge you to

just consider that for a moment. Consider it for your community. Consider it for your,

our whole health care system. And if you're not familiar with what social distancing is or

what that means,

do a quick little Google search. Actually, Vox has a great article that kind of gives a

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