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Welcome to the Eric Mataxis Show. But first two very important questions. Have you ever tried to

stack marbles while wearing boxing gloves? Also, did you know that miracles in terraniums hate

each other? Absolutely. And now your host Eric Mataxis. Hey there folks. Welcome back. This is our

two of what we like to call the Eric Mataxis Show. But this is a bunker edition of it. We maybe we

sound a little kind of funky. We look a little weird if you're watching this on video because

I don't know about you, but we're on some kind of coronavirus pandemic lockdown. If you don't know

what that is, consult the news. But we're still in a celebratory mode because it's Easter Monday.

And I'm wearing my special Easter jacket. I don't know if anybody is if you're watching, you'll see

that this is a it's a marvelous shade of pink and Chris Himes and Albin. You're not wearing

any kind of Easter jackets. But you know what? To each his own. That's what we say.

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