Welcome to Recovering Gleeck, a podcast for all of your complicated feelings about the TV show Glee.

Hey friends, it's Ian from TV's the recovering gleeke colon ugly podcast.

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Download the free Anchor app or go to anchor.fm to get started. Hi. Oh my gosh. Hi, Ian. Hi are you today? Happy Saturday. The best I've ever been. Happy

Saturday to you as well. Thank you. What do you been up to today? I have been sleeping and I have been

re-listening to voicemails and I have been rereading reviews. I love that. And that's it.

I love that. Very exciting. And you had juries this morning. I did. I had my final vocal jury.

I sang the no, what did I sing? Oh my gosh.

You guys, I'm so done with school. It's madness. I sung. I sung. I sang. Stormy weather by

Edda James. And then I sang, uh, what the, this, no, other girls from Daddy Long Lakes. That should not have been so hard.

My brain is off. Something, something like other girls from Daddy Long Lakes. That should not have been so hard. My brain is off.

Something, something like other girls.

For those who don't know, vocal juries are if you're a music or like musical theater performance major,

at the end of every semester, you have to go in front of all your professors and prove that you know how to sing and

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