Careful man, there's a beverage here, huh?

Does anybody here know how many times I've had to watch funny lady?

I'm gonna get that gun of mine, and I'm gonna change you from my rooster to a hand with one shot

Welcome to who shot you I'm if you want anyway and this is another episode y'all hyped because we're going to find out who done it I feel like I try and get creative with the intro every time and it never quite...

It's amazing. Maybe you shouldn't.

No, you always should.

It's like watching a graph and I don't know which way it's going to go.

Well, well, the voices you hear and you're excited to, uh,

explore, meet? Yeah, all of the above film reviews editor at the rap allows

to her all that was good I'll tell you what's good it be there is a really fun

podcast thing happening right now.

There's a show that I like every year called Christmas Past.

They do some shows during the year, but they obviously they go heavy in the in the fourth quarter, as you might say.

And this year they're trying something different

in addition to the usual stuff where they talk about

the history of the holiday and why certain traditions have come up.

They have a six-part true crime story about this guy who got involved in a charity in the early 20th century

That was supposed to sort of like set connect like poor kids who wrote letters to Santa with benefactors who would like you know give them the gift they asked for

And then of course was a total scam artist and the whole thing went south

Anyway, so Brian Earls created the six-part series called My Dear Santa.

I got to participate in it a little bit but I'm barely in it. It's mostly about

all this other stuff. I threw in a few sort of tidbits about film

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