Our black sons move erratically like drunken bees, and each of them stings.

Now more than ever, we are full of blood and honey.

Good morning, Nightville. Hey, what's up everybody.

It's me, your pal, Hal Lublin.

And it's me, your friendling, Symphony Sanders. And it's me, your friendling, Symphony Sanders.

And it's me, your gal, Ling, Meg Vashwinner.

How you doing?

Thanks for joining us today and good morning, Nightville.

Good morning, Nightville is that show that you're listening to right now where you listen to some people who work on the podcast.

Welcome to Nightvale. Talk

about old episodes and feel things. And that's where we're here. That's right. Feel things deeply.

Today we're feeling things about episode 29, Subway. And here's the description. An entire subway

system appears suddenly in Nightvale and the city council is excited by the possibilities plus

tips for organ donors a look into financial news and a popular new service in town people what do we

think just from the jump of the words from the cold open blood and honey it's such a night veil thing

it's like so night veilian it's like blood and honey it's like such a night veil thing. It's like so nightvailian. It's like blood and honey.

It's like this gross and horrifying thing. And it's also sweet and lovely and comes from bees.

It just feels very, very nightvallian to have that cold open. Yeah, and this is the one that was

co-written with Russell Swenson.

Oh, yes, Russell.

Who's a poet.

Did he know it?

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