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I'm your cult leader, Spencer Henry, and it's Friday, baby.

You know what that means? This is a Little Leader, our relaxed weekly catch-up where I share some of the

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How is it going, Colt Babes? Happy Friday. We made it. We made it to the weekend. We've made it through another week together. Tuesday, we had our episode go out, a very lifetime movie episode. Can't wait for you guys to hear that. If you haven't listened yet, well, what are you doing here? It's Friday. You're still living in the past. You got to go back to Tuesday first.

But I loved that Lifetime movie that was based on that story of Paula Sims. I mean, a brutal story. Don't get me wrong.

But the Lifetime movie was giving full 90s lifetime vibes.

I am really excited because my sister and her husband and their two kids, my two nephews,

are coming into Nashville this weekend to visit us, and we're going to take them all around,

show them all the things.

And I'm really excited about that. We had an eventful weekend last

weekend for my birthday, my fiancee, the champ. He took me to Pigeon Forge, Tennessee with the girls.

We brought the dogs. Hot Dog and Frankie came with us. And he got us a cabin out there, which was so cute. And we went to Dollywood, which I had just been dying to go. And that was so much fun. I think Dollywood is great, especially if you have kids. I feel like it would just be so fun. But Pigeon Forge in and of itself is such a wild little town. I mean,

you're driving down that main strip and there is just the wild. It's wild. The wildest stores you've

ever heard of in between little museums and stuff, oddities. It's just, it's great. It is great.

It is probably some of the best people watching. A lot of rowdy people out there.

It was overall a really good time, but I got to tell you, I had heard so much about Appalachia,

especially from doing the show. You gals have been filling me in over the years, telling me all

kinds of stories. And so, of course, all of that is in the back of my mind when we're driving

there. And when we got there that night, because Pigeon Forge is an hour ahead of Nashville.

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