Hey everybody, we have an update. The Dallas Comedy Festival is being postponed until later in the

year due to COVID-19. We can't wait to do another live show for you when we can all get together,

relax and have a good time. Make sure you hold onto your tickets so we can pick a new date and laugh

together soon. We were so looking forward to it and we apologize for any inconvenience.

You should have received an email from Dallas Comedy Festival at gmail.com with more information.

Stay safe and healthy. She has a screen that makes the blood of Irish families run cold.

She's not just any regular ghost out to haunt and fright. Her how comes with a warning of the

inevitable fate that awaits those who may hear it. Is this a simple bit of folklore or should

we heed the warnings of her cry as the centuries old harbinger of death? This week's episode is

The Legend of the Banshee.

I'm going to kill you. Hey, Christy, how you doing? How are you?

I'm a hunker down. We're going to talk about what everyone's talking about in the year.

If we didn't address this. Let's get into it anyway. The Banshee. We're right into the Banshee.

I think that would be a little bit weird. I think people would expect us to talk about it,

but also for our own sanity. This is the first human interaction other than Tommy and Ella I've had

in going on two days. It's already making me go a little surcrazy. I'm sure you all know

the coronavirus. COVID-19 has the city of Dallas, the county of Dallas. They're asking for a

favor. They're like, please don't go out. Well, people still went out. So now all the bars and

restaurants are closed, much like New York and Los Angeles. And now San Francisco is on a 24-hour

curfew. It started at three weeks for three weeks. It sounds completely.

Anyone listening is affected and you don't know what's going on. It truly is

something out of a movie. And I started a journal today. I wish I'd started it when this first

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