Hi, he's Dave Shumka, and he's Graham Clark, and together we host Stop Podcasting Yourself.

Hello everybody and welcome to episode number 733 of Stop Podcasting Yourself. My name is Graham Clark, and with me is always

always, he's always gone by the slogan Hakuna Matata, Mr. Dave Shumka. Yeah, like before the movie came out, I was a big

Hakuna Matata guy. Like, who's, I guess it was maybe my first word. And yeah, but it's cool. I've

still never seen that movie. I've seen a lot of the Beyonce one. Good enough. Good enough.

Um, our guest today, first time guest here on the podcast, comedian, actor, you can see her on the

television Fairview, which is having its season finale this week. It's Lisa Gilroy.

And he's now worries for the rest of your days. Here's our problem for philosophy. Take a day.

Uh, uh, line. I thought you were going to say Lion King. Lion King. Lion King.

Um, you've got a very nice singing voice. Oh my God, stop. Am I Beyonce? Thanks for having me,

guys. I'm in a wacky silly mood. I'm so happy to be here after we tried so hard to make it happen

for so long. This is perfect. It's glad you're in a silly mood. Is that's what we deal in?

Sillyness. Almost exclusively. And I mean, you'll see in the picture now, but I am in my

eye pre-ski sweater. And now I'm absolutely sweaty by it. You can change shirt. If you have

that, I can't take it off now because like, I have headphones on. So who am I to? What would I ever be

taking? You know what we're saying? We're about to play a little jingle. And then you can, uh,

we can reset. Let's get to know us.

Get to know us. Lisa, you've never been on the podcast before. No, never. We're so glad to have

you here. How are things going? How is, uh, how's your last say six months been? Have they been okay

or they've been horrible or topsy turvy? What, what are we looking at? Uh, topsy turvy. Another

Disney hit song from actually, can anyone guess? Topsy turvy. Topsy turvy. Topsy turvy. Uh,

point. Is it the witch's one with the? No. Can you give us a decade? Um, it came out in the 90s.

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