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Welcome to Country Squire Radio, I'm Bo.

And I'm John David.

Jay Dingy! Hey, Bo, good afternoon, man. Good afternoon to you, too, sir. How are things back in Mississippi? They are great. Dude, they are, they are insane. They are insane. Yeah. That's good, man. It's just a lot going on, dude. But things are good. Yeah, it's just a lot of moving parts right now. You know, I was discussing with some friends earlier today just how the last year has been awesome. It's been wonderful, but there's been so many changes, and I'm having a little trouble keeping up. And so I just line by the seat of my pants. And Orllet Golden Slice is, it is ministering to my spirit.

It is my best friend. Yes, it is smoked by all shrewd judges and by all struggling tobacconists. Right. Right. No, but it's, oh, man, you got that golden slice getting you through the day. I understand that. That's right, man. No, it's funny. we're doing a lot of projects around our house right now.

I know we're not going to, you know,

have the ability to do a lot of projects around our house right now.

I know we're not going to, you know, have the ability to do a lot of this stuff once baby Cole gets here. And so, you know, I'm just trying to, you know, take care of some last minute things. It's, you know, got contractors coming in and out and been doing some work myself. And man, my Orlik is just, it's my go-to, man, when I'm ready to do like hard labor, like manual labor. You know, it goes well with just hot weather. And it just tastes like a sweet reward for hard work. So anyway, it's been, it's been getting through, baby. But things are good. Yeah. What's going on in Houston, man? I got to mention this because last, it was it last night, but it was probably about two nights ago. My wife and I had the opportunity to kind of go out, do a little night on the town, that sort of thing. As you will come to discover here pretty soon, when you got kids and you're able to get a sitter, you actually go out. Like before you have kids, you never do anything because you're like, ah, you know, why? Let's stay at home. But now it's like, no, get out of the house. Let's go. Let's discover some things, especially in a new town. Back in when we first looked at Houston, one of the first things I did when I was searching out what to do in town, you know, I'd search out, you know, where the big pipe shops, of course. But I also wanted to learn more about theater because I was a theater kid growing up. I always loved stage and theater and that sort of thing. And on the podcast before, I mentioned that when I was up in New York a while back, I experienced the immersive place, Sleep No More, which was this really trippy, psychedelic experience that, like, you know, would never fly in Mississippi, would never play in Jackson.

You know what I mean? And so with Houston being a bigger town, I thought, you know, I'm going to

look into this. I wonder if there's any immersive theater. And the closest thing that I could

find at the time was something called Strange Bird Immersive and their, I guess, experience called

The Man from Beyond. And it's not necessarily immersive theater. It's guess, experience called The Man from Beyond.

And it's not necessarily immersive theater.

It's more akin to an escape room, but it's like, it's like this blend of an escape

room in an immersive theater.

And it's a phenomenal.

Like, it's really very unique.

And so I just want to like give like them a shout out because we had an amazing time while we were there. And for anybody in kind of the Houston area and kind of central surrounding areas, if you've never checked it out, it's pretty sweet. Have you ever done escape rooms, John David? I haven't, but you know, I'm pretty well familiar with them. So what, tell me if someone showed up to this thing, what'd you call it again?

Strange Bird, Immersive is the company, and the experience is called The Man from Beyond.

So if someone showed up for that, what would they experience?

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