Hey, Jay Crew, it's Leo, so by now Thanksgiving is behind us.

We've had the turkey, we've had the stuffing, we've had the cranberry sauce and we're ready

for something a little bit more enlightened, something to shift our focus away from our

tummies and towards, dare I say, our minds well, do we have a treat for you?

We sat down not so long ago to talk with the legendary star of stage and screen.

A.C. Keech, you may remember him as Mike Hammer from those incredible TV movies, together

with his good friend of many, many, many decades, Harris Eulin, the two of them are putting

up a very special piece of Zoom theater available.

That's right on that same platform where we take all those endless meetings, but this

time around, instead of sitting and talking to your colleagues at the virtual office,

you could see two actors at their absolute prime perform a play.

What is the player ask?

It's called Vienna.

It was written by Jim McGrath and it tells the story of the very rocky, tumultuous, incredible,

real life relationship between one Carl Gustav Jung and one Zigmund Freud, these two eminent

intellectuals who thought together and fought together, and maybe there's also a little

bit of anti-Semitism thrown in for good measure.

So please enjoy our interview with the one and only Stacey Keech, followed by an exclusive

preview to their new play, Vienna.

Have a listen.

Stacey Keech, welcome to an Orthodox.

Thank you very much.

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