Hey Adam. Yep. You know what a speak pipe is? No. Well, you're going to find out today, my friend. I'm Madam Manus. And I'm Peter Martin.

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Today's episode is sponsored by the Oxford American.

Man, I'm loving the Oxford American having all these copies of the magazine around the office at home.

I know.

I just read this incredible article by a poet, a young poet in search of basically

Nina Simone, like following Nina Simone's story through this eyes of this young poet. And it's so

well written. And it just reminds me every time I pick up the magazine, like how powerful

literature can be towards other forms of art. It's great. Right, right. Yeah, I read that as well. It's actually, I was just checking the title again, Nina is everywhere I go. Yeah. And folks can go to Oxfordamerican.org slash Y-H-I. And there's a lot of content, including this article. You can go check that out out we encourage you to subscribe because there's nothing like having you know the the

the magazine in your hand but it this gives you a good idea to see if it's a good

fit for you into your reading and intellectual lifestyle I really prefer the

physical magazine I do because you're flipping through you're seeing the seeing the

little the little things you know the ads the ads, the poetry, everything.

Right.

But it's cool because they do have some nice, you know, kind of multimedia stuff that goes along with it that you can come and reference as many of these great magazines do online videos and audio and stuff.

And the subscription, it comes with at least one CD edition on their annual, their much beloved annual music edition. So you can check that out as well. So again, oxfordamerican.org slash YHI for the deals for the features. So why are we talking about speak pipes? Okay, because we have a speak pipe and I feel like, well, no, you, you want to get on a high horse and go on a little rant there, big guy, don't you?

Well, we have a... Oh, wait, first of all, let me just say, I'm so used to calling you big guy. You're not as big as you were if you... Can I still call you big guy? Yeah, I'm still kind of big. I mean, you're a tall gentleman, but you're not big guy, like we say big guy. Is that a funny thing when somebody says big guy,

are you wondering what do they mean?

So when you're really a big guy,

when you're kind of a portly gentleman,

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