Hey everybody, it's me, Kathleen Madigan. Welcome to Madigan's Pubcast. You grabbed

yourself a drink, full of a bar stool. Let's talk about what's been going on.

Turbites! It's episode 128. How crazy is that? Yeah, what am I drinking? Out of my

sloth glass, I love this glass. This is called a bignet au lait. It's an

imperial blonde from New Orleans. Yes, I love it. What a weekend in New Orleans. So

much fun. It's my favorite American city. But yeah, Charleston second, but Charleston

doesn't have the spookiness. They have the history, but they don't have the spooky town.

I love spooky town. Michael Somerville opened in case some of you were asking who that man

was that went up there first at the joy at the joy theater in New Orleans. Yeah,

crowd was great. I went to the St. Louis Cemetery. It's actually called the St. Louis Cemetery

where that tour where Marie Le Vaux is buried. Yeah, the Thalawis Cemetery. Here's a weird

thing though. You used to, I remember being able to go in there on your own. Then it was

oh, now it's only tours. So you had to be on a tour to go through because they're worried

about the wearer tear and the plaster and all that shit. I get it. But now the Catholic church

was like, yeah, maybe we just do that for ourselves. Yeah, they own the land. Yeah, I'm like,

so you have to buy a ticket through the one thing or you can't go because I went on a walking

tour that I thought I was going to get to go in there and the guys like, good news bad news,

we're not going in there. I'm like, what? It's said it. No, I know it was like, whatever.

So if you go there and you want to go in that one, make sure you go to the Catholic

because Louis goes, do they let Jews and I go, do me now or to be buried?

I said, Lou, they didn't bury Protestants in there till the late 60s. So I don't think we've

gotten to the Jews yet. We're not there. Give us time, Lou. Give us time. We have to, we have to

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