Hello everyone and welcome to the musical explaining podcast. I am your host and pumpkin

spiced everything, Kavita Herion. And I am, oh just a warm oversized sweater and knee

high brown velvet boots, just that perfect basic pitch combo Angelina me in. That's right

everyone. We're in fall now. I'm going to use my sweaty balls. We're the effort to

do our delicious dish. I am really happy here that we're in fall because that means my

good stop sweating as much. Cut for time. Speaking of, speaking of Gucci's, I like making

these transitions. Today we're talking about a very important, I think, right? It's a very

big musical that people know. Honestly, it's maybe the biggest musical you could talk

about ever. Is it really? Honestly, yes. Yes. It's kind of like, really? Yes. We'll get

into why, but I guess I mean, they already know what they're listening to if they know

the title of it, but we are. Oklahoma. Oklahoma with an exclamation point. That is. It is

Oklahoma. Oklahoma. Oklahoma. Yes. And it is. It is. You have to say it. You have to say it

with the exclamation point, or it doesn't count. Yeah, exactly. If you don't, if you say,

if you say three times in a mirror with the exclamation point, the. Oh, Michelle is up the

state.

Oklahoma. It beats your ass with its panhandle really. So try that one at home, kids. I'm

sure it'll end well. But yes, we are talking about Oklahoma, the Rodgers and Hammerstein

musical about, well, I guess what people associated with singing cowboys, but it's so much more

than that. Again, I am not joking when I say this is kind of like the biggest show I think

you could honestly talk about because it is the beginning of basically all modern American

musical theater. Listen, I have a perfect tie in with this as well. Oh, yes. I had to

confirm with Sarah last night because I couldn't remember. But this is also a big part of musical

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