Hi friends, welcome to another episode of That Sounds Fun. I am your host Annie F. Downs.

Happy Monday. I'm so glad to be here with you. The music in the background is from our

friend Seth Creekmore. It's a song called precipice that he wrote to go along with. Remember

God, my new book that just released this month. So make sure you check that out.

Okay, so let me tell you the super quick story and then we will jump into today's show.

In 2011, when I was living in Scotland, one of my dearest friends Betsy came to the

UK and I flew down to London and her cousin Lindsey picked, I think it was Lindsey picked

for us to go see Wicked. I'd never seen it before. I thought it looked great. I was in.

Well, I had no idea I would like fall in love with the music and with the story. And so

then I saw it another time while I still live there and I've seen it a couple of times

in New York when I'm up there. I'll just go last minute with a friend and get a ticket

to Broadway's performance of Wicked. If you don't know the story of Wicked, it is kind

of the story that happens before the Wizard of Oz. It's how the Wicked Witch of the West

became the Wicked Witch of the West and how the good witch glendette, the beginning of

the Wizard of Oz, the one who sends Dorothy down the Ellibor Road. It's about the relationship

between those two witches. And so I just love the story. It's beautiful and the music's

beautiful and I've always enjoyed watching it. Well, a few months ago, actually in April,

the touring cast came through Nashville and I have season tickets to our local theater.

You've probably heard me talk about that before. And if you heard the show in the spring,

I ended up meeting both the witches, Jenna Claire and Mary Kate and the friendship was

just easy and fast and super real. And so Jenna Claire sat down with us when they were

in Nashville and she and I had a conversation. You should go back and listen to that episode

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