Hello, friends, benders and non-benders alike.

Welcome to Braving the Elements Nickelodeon's podcast about all things, Avatar vs. I'm Janet

Varney and I'm Dante Bosco. In the case any of you thought that devoting just one

Braving the Elements to one of the most popular episodes of Avatar was foolish,

rest assured, we're not done talking about Tales of Bossing say quite yet.

That's right, my friend. No way. Are you kidding me? Let's go back to how many episodes we devoted

to the Cave of Two Lovers. We basically did a whole season on that episode. But I loved it all.

We could do it with this one, buddy. You know, and also I would say especially in this case,

because you have each of the vignettes in Tales of Bossing say, which I almost remember as

separate episodes on their own, which I feel like it's a hard achievement told when you're talking

about like just a few minutes, just morsels. And you end up feeling like you ate a whole meal.

And there's actually more vignettes than I thought when I read it. That's right. You thought there were four.

I thought there was four. Someone else thought there were five. And that someone else forgot that

Zuko got his own tale, which is don't make that mistake. Anybody ever good, especially not today, right?

Exactly. And the stories behind the stories are also very cool. So we decided to bring the

writers of two of our favorite tales to brave the elements to talk about them. That's right.

Today we have Get Ready For It, the writers of The Tale of Zuko, many people's favorite.

And The Tale of Iroh, many other people's favorite. So please join us in a heartfelt welcome

to Katie Mitala and Andrew Huberner. Hello friends. Katie Andrew, welcome. Hello.

Hello, hello. It is great to be here. Wonderful to be here. It's a fire nation kind of day.

It is. It's true. You got your Zuko. You get your Iroh. What else do you need? I know. I mean,

we are embossing say, but it still feels like a fire nation kind of day. That's right. Faradah,

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