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Her money comes to you through PRX. So in getting prepped for this interview, hi everybody by the way, it's Jean Chatsky. I was thinking back almost 30 years.

Now you all don't know me all that well so you don't know that in my misguided youth I did some theater in high school

and then again in college and freshman year of college at the at the University

of Pennsylvania I was cast in a big part

actually we were doing the musical wonderful town there it's the story of two sisters

from Ohio who make their way to Greenwich Village and have to deal

with all the shenanigans that go on there in Greenwich Village in the 1960s and I was playing this role Eileen who was an

ingenue and and got to sing a lot about things like like Love and Ohio we did actually have a song about Ohio and college papers are not

necessarily the friendliest places to be as I learned when I went to

eventually write for mine.

But the review came out of Wonderful Town

by a woman whose name I still remember to this day

and that'll just tell you something about how the review went.

But it basically said that I was squeaky and that the woman who played my sister was gruff.

And I'm just reminded of that because my guest today, Chris Hogan has the best radio voice many of us have ever heard and he's not gruff but boy

oh boy is he very white is if that was a word is.

Chris Hogan is with me on the line.

He's joining me by Skype.

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