Oh, hey everybody, it's brand. It's good to be speaking to you again and not having to hear you because of the way that podcasting works.

If you listen to last Thursday's episode, you will know that we are off for a couple of weeks. No interviews for the next couple of weeks.

We've got some fun, exciting family stuff going on right now, so we've taken some time off. But we didn't want to leave you hanging. We wanted to give you something each Thursday because that's what we do.

And today, I literally could not be more excited about today. It's a day that Dan and I have dreamed about for quite some time. I promise you not. We have talked about this for like half a year.

And so we're very excited that it's finally here. We are launching a brand new show on the Bramble Jam Podcast Network, our podcast network.

We're launching it tomorrow, but we're giving our listeners of deck the homework, a sneak peek into that show. And you're not going to be disappointed. The show is called Yo Gavu Gavu. Dan and I really, really love courtroom TV shows.

And so we've decided to create a podcast about them where we try to tell the stories behind these courtroom shows and see if we can figure out if they're innocent or if they're guilty.

Does the judge rule in favor of the plaintiff or the defendant judge Judy, people's court, some courtrooms shows you've never heard of before. It is a lot of fun. And we are going to play the entire first episode for you right now.

And guess what? If you're into it, there's going to be another episode tomorrow, two episodes premiering tomorrow. You're getting the first one here, but we're not leaving you hanging.

Two episodes are coming out tomorrow. It's called Yo Gavu Gavu. Go subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts. We're going to Bramble Jam Podcast dot com slash Gavu without further ado.

It is my joy to introduce you and the world to Yo Gavu Gavu.

This is a Bramble Jam podcast.

This week on Yo Gavu Gavu, forged titles, paternity test and ex girlfriends. Oh my judge Mathis has his hands full.

What do you do when you want to live with your sister and your boyfriend at the same time? Judge Joe Brown moves in with justice. Real people. Real cases fake justice. This is Yo Gavu Gavu.

Oh man. It is good. It's so good to be back. This is a long time coming. Everybody is a long time coming. It's more of a dream come true than anything else. Let's call this a passion prod.

It's a passion project. If you're wondering what the heck is going on, you may be wondering that for quite a while. We piloted as Bramble Jam Podcast network for our Patreon community on deck the homework.

We piloted a bunch of podcasts. One of them was this gym called Yo Gavu Gavu where you and I watch a TV court show and we kind of dissect it and we each watch a different case.

And we talk it through with the other person and we try to figure out the verdict. That's right. The goal is if I'm telling a story, Dan needs to figure out which way the judge rules.

And we are each going to tell a story. Each episode we've watched different court shows. You're going to run the gamut. We are going to run the game. You're going to hear about the court shows. You didn't even know exists. That's right. You're going to be enlightened. And also you're going to get some hopefully some justice.

That's exactly right. That's our goal. Yeah. Is to find and to preserve justice. Find and preserve it. That's exactly right. Even though we say fake justice in the intro. Yes. A fine.

I did and preserve it. That's right. If you're listening for the first time because it's the first episode, welcome. And welcome to the Bramble Jam Podcast network. A podcast network full of shows that hopefully will keep you entertained and informed. We have a home mark podcast.

We have a Dolly Pardon podcast. We have a foster foster care podcast. A history. A history podcast. And if you want to find out more about all those shows and to listen to each and every one of them.

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