Hey, wonderfuls. Welcome to episode 427 of the JV club. It's the Boys of Summer.

Hmm. Not really the tune. Not really the tune. I can never ever blame any of my Boys of Summer when I actually remember to have them sing it for not knowing it because that was abysmal.

Anyway, I just want to welcome everyone into this delightful episode with Cold Cabana. What a joy, what a treasure. May I say, what a national

treasure. And speaking of national treasures, I do also feel I must recommend a new podcast that I am co-hosting. I am hosting it with my dear friend

Dante Bosco. It is called Braving the Elements. It is a podcast about all things, Avatar, The Last Airbender, The Legend of Cora, and Beyond, we are recapping,

yes, season one of The Last Airbender, but it is a podcast chock full of interviews with the

cast, creators, choreographers.

I mean, we are digging in.

It has been so fun, such a blast.

I've laughed so much.

And of course, there's just a lot to celebrate about that show.

So check that out.

Anywhere you get

podcasts, Braving the Elements, and now let's get into this episode with Colt. Why am I wasting your time when you've

got Colt waiting for you on the other end of this intro. Enjoy the episode. So did you tell you you say you're in Chicago? I'm in Chicago. And are you from Chicago? I'm from Chicago.

Well, no, I gotta take that back. Here we go. I gotta take that back. Let the lies begin. I was that guy. I am from the suburbs of Chicago.

You know what? I respect your decision to make yourself less cool by admitting that you're from the

It really hurts doesn't it? Are you from you're from the bay is that right? No I lived in

San Francisco for a million years and I still have a comedy festival up there, but I am originally from Tucson.

Well, there's no coolness in saying I'm from the streets of Tucson or the coldest acts of Tucson.

Yeah, no, but I will say this.

My dad was born in Evanston and went to high school in Willamette before the whole family moved to Phoenix, Arizona.

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