Hello, Don't Ask Take listeners. I wanted to open the show by addressing the fact that so many of you have

inquired about the outro song.

Honestly, I don't know if it's called listen or listen to your heart, but it's by one of my favorite singer

songwriters ever.

Edie Berkel, I believe it's not available yet. I you know, I probably should have reached out to her and asked her

if it's available or when it's available, but I get the feeling it's not available since so many people right in

asking who is that? What song is that? Where can I get that? It's the best. It is the best. She's the best and

I'm so happy that everybody's enjoying her music so much. I just wanted to put that out there before we got into this next episode and now on with the show.

This is Don't Ask Take. I'm Tignotaro suggesting you take a summer vacation from asking me for advice.

Joining me today is Grammy and Emmy nominated comedian, actress and musician Margaret Cho.

Margaret, I'm so happy to have you today. I'm so happy. Thank you for having me. I have you whenever I can. I love it. With whatever I do.

All the things, all the different things. All the different things that I do. I think well, I'd love to have Margaret Cho. I love that.

Yeah. I mean, I know I bring it up all the time, but I was a fan of yours before I started doing stand-up and I told you when I started doing stand-up, I was talking to reps,

meaning for the people at home that don't know what reps are, a manager or agent, and they said,

who's career? Do you want? And I said, I would love to have Margaret Cho's career. Do you have somebody like that for yourself?

Oh, gosh. I think, I guess it's hard to say, if anybody's career, I would love to emulate would probably be Dolly Parton.

Because she has so many different aspects to her career and her life, but at the same time, she's funny.

I mean, she's just also having fun. And she is an icon for young people and older people. And you know, she was also a big fixture in country music television.

If you ever watch rural TV, it's RFT, the rural farming,

don't think. I don't know what the DCS were. But it's, is it, this is a real network?

It's a network that only shows old Porter Wagner and He-Ha. And then crop updates and weather.

Well, how do I not know about this? Well, it's very, it's like in the early days of Tivo, I would try to look for He-Ha and Porter Wagner

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