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Hello and welcome back to BigMood, LittleMood. I'm your host, Danny and Leverie, and with

me in the studio this week is Leo Briggs, who's currently pursuing an MFA in dance and

social justice at the University of Texas Austin, and HG Group Myer, who works as a volunteer

coordinator at a Hunger Relief Nonprofit. Together, Leo and HG have collaborated on a

full-length performance titled CBS, which premieres this past June at the Seven Stages Theatre

in Atlanta. Welcome to the show. Thank you so much, Danny. That was a beautiful introduction.

Thank you. So much. I'm thrilled. I'm also very excited to talk a little bit more about

CBS later, because I don't know if you all knew this, but there's actually a little chain

of like a small mom and pop pharmacies with a similar name that I think is kind of just

a fun moment of serendipity. I've never heard of those. We have fun here. I'm also excited.

I don't know. I love thinking about what goes into bios, and I love the like, people should

know this is a full-length performance. The length of the performance is full. It is not half.

Like, what would you call, by the way, a half-length performance? Is this a formal theater

term, and I'm just like exposing my ignorance? No, there's actually no formalized rules

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