I'm Rachel, and I have a new show, Woo-Woo, with Rachel Dratch.

It's an otherworldly comedy podcast where I, along with my co-host Irene Remis, talk to my funny friends about their own experiences with the eerie and the unknown.

Psychics, spirits, astro-rejection, check, check, and check.

You may think we live in a world where there's a logical explanation for anything out of the ordinary, but after you spend some time with me in my pals, you might have your doubts and find that you two are woo-woo.

So when the labsters come for us, our labster overlords come! You heard it here first!

Join me for a podcast that turns the mysterious tales of my funny friends into a spirited conversation.

Search for Woo-Woo with Rachel Dratch on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you're listening now.

Hi listeners, we want to take a moment to recognize the importance of mental well-being.

At times, the show features sensitive material, know that there are options, and you don't have to deal with it alone.

Our continued support for mental health and treatment comes from Talkspace.

Visit Talkspace.com to learn more.

Q-code presents Soft Voice, starring Naomi Scott, Olivia Cook, and Bell Powley, created by James Bloor.

I like Berlin. It's pretty good fun.

Over the river, over the Schlossen Bridge, in Friedrichsheim, Kreutzburg.

There's a little warehouse club called Burial Gold Line.

It's getting a bit touristy these days to be honest, but it depends what night you're there.

Sometimes you can still find a real techno adventure floating through the darkness.

Under the red lights, the world is spinning.

The dark, breath, sweat, touch.

Deep in the forest of bodies.

Was Lydia, her heart, pumped, blood.

The lips tasted of whiskey and salt.

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