Hello, Kristen Chenoweth, I'm such a huge fan. I'm so happy to meet you.

You too. I've been watching you all these years. I'm so happy for all your stick sense.

Oh my God, thank you, thank you, thank you. Let me introduce you, and then I'm nervous.

I'm so nervous. I'm nervous. I'm going to go in.

Okay. Hello, everyone. And welcome to everything iconic with me, Danny Pellegrino.

I'm here with the Queen icon legend, Kristen Chenoweth.

Of course, she's got a new book out called I'm No Philosopher, but I got thoughts.

And I got so many thoughts for Kristen Chenoweth. I'm such a humongous fan.

And I associate you with such a pivotal and great time in my life, because I came to

wicked when I was living in Chicago back in around 2007.

And I just remember walking around the city and listening to you and adenant in my ears,

and the soundtrack I was obsessed with that as so many young gay people probably tell you.

But I, yeah, I just associate you with that time. And it was such a special and interesting time.

So thank you. You're so welcome. I'm glad it touched you.

Yeah. And I have so much that I want to ask you. And I'm like, where do I begin? And I,

I love the book. It's such a great book for people to pick up and read. And if they just need a

little nugget of wisdom or to fly through it, like I did all the way in one sitting.

But I was like, where do I even begin? Because you've had such an illustrious career.

And I suppose the thing that I want to start with is a bit of a deep cut, but it's when you did

the performance for Oprah's last show. The please tell me everything.

Of course, I imagine it was her, it was the show before her last one we were in the Chicago,

where the bulls play. And she was having the men from Morehouse College come. She didn't know

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