The Boba Shachta podcast, today's episode is dedicated to the memory of Naomi Judd,

I would imagine that most people who listen to this show know already,

but if you don't, it would appear that Naomi chose to take her own life this week.

This episode is not about her life, it is about one song keeping with the format and that song's from the 90s.

And I want to give a little bit of a trigger warning, we don't really talk a lot about suicide.

And we don't make jokes about suicide, but we do make jokes about this song.

We do our job as comedians, we address it honestly, I just want to let people know.

And I think that...

Well I was going to say I think that's what Naomi would have wanted, I have no idea if she would have wanted that or not.

I don't know why people say stuff like that, I don't know what Naomi would have wanted.

What I do know is that we love our people and we love country music, we love Naomi Judd, we love this culture.

And our people just like any people in our heart, so if you're hurting, reach out to somebody, talk to somebody about it,

and enjoy this episode if you can, because that's what I want you to do, whatever anybody else wants.

We love you guys, rest in peace, Naomi Judd, you were truly a queen.

Publish out the podcast and that's right, I show a bad country at a tiny.

Ah, welcome to Publish out the podcast, first the facts, love can build a bridge.

It was a song released in 1990, it was the second single and track title from the Judds, album of the same name.

It was a top five country hit in 1991 and won a Grammy in 1992.

I'm still not sure how that works, but that's what went down.

It's been covered.

I can wow to get this video together.

Yeah.

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