Alright everybody and welcome to the musical explaining podcast. I am your host, and

man who is personally attacked by the title of today's musical, Cava Taharian.

I am very intimately acquainted with the topic of today's musical, especially as the

levels of estrogen in my body fluctuate after a childbirth and gelina, me and.

I mean, I guess I'm very familiar with the concept of what this musical is on the rest

of my body, just not on the top of my head. Oh, gosh, yeah, yeah. Mine is like, I used

to have this beautiful, rich espresso bean hair color. And now it is solely going gray.

And now there's my things with it too. And also just a profusemental my neck. I don't

know where it came from, but mine just the old joke is like it just it's running away

from the top of my head and it's migrating to my back. Well, it's nice. It found

a home somewhere else. Yeah, maybe I can transfer all those

follicles one day. Right, right. Oh, it'll be like the people that get like their fat

taken out of their guts and put into their butts. But it's with past. Right, like an old

Ren and Stimpy Conch cartoon. That's all I've ever heard. It's the butt, butt to chest

transplant. Oh, my god, I forgot about that. Oh, man, what a trip down to Steljorie.

Like today's show. Yeah. Like today's, like hair, speaking of nostalgia, hair, the musical

hair. Besides the follicles on your body, do you do you have any associations with this

musical slash film? Because I don't know anything about hair. Oh, I mean, I'm going to I'm

going to tell you this. You've probably heard a song from hair. You've probably heard

multiple songs from hair. Okay, okay. Only for the fact that you're a fan of The Simpsons.

I see. It's kind of one of the last shows because this came out in 1968 that kind of

eclipsed the just broadway and was also like just a general like pop cultural phenomenon.

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