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

yourself a drink, pull up a bar stool, and let's talk about what's been going on.

All right, welcome to episode 129, so many things to talk about, especially because I missed

a week because I got stuck in a Norrister in normally in New York in March. I'm ready

for spring. I'm tired of it. And normally I never complained about Delta, but they did the

carrot thing all night long. You're leaving, you're leaving, you're leaving. And then boom,

canceled it. Not cool. Now, they could have just, you know, we probably weren't going

anyway. I figured that, but any who that's why, and then that rolled into more craziness

and travel and all that, but that's really no fun to relive. No, it's not. Let's talk

about something fun. Well, where was I before that red bank? Super fun. Yeah, that

gig is always great. And the opener that, that was Michael Somerville and his dad came

and his dad and his brother, and he was backstage kind of nervous. And I was like, I'm so glad

this isn't me. It's those, it's those kind of nights you really appreciate. I don't know

anybody here tonight. So whatever happens out there, well, well, but yeah, like even my

mom and dad, when they come, it's fine, but I'm aware they're there. You're conscious

of it. Like it just, you can't be a total free range chicken, as I call it. You need,

there's always that hitch there. But he did great. And then hunting to New York, the paramount,

but these Irish guys that own that place are so fun and nice. They're, if they're acting,

they should get Academy Awards because they jump out of their chair to give me a hug and

say hi, and they made it to COVID. They backpainted all their employees. It was wonderful.

So it's all the same employees. Nobody's left. You feel like you're going back to a club

club, like back in the day where you kept going to the same club, but it feels like a

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