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Gateway to the weekend.

The first one of the new year.

All right, let me tell you, let me tell you, we got Preacher Lawson coming up on the show today and how to survive the month of January when you're broken sad. And I think that, you know, sometimes we'll do something on a show and we're like, this isn't for everyone, but it might be for you. But surviving January, broken sad, that's for everyone. And that's coming up on the show today and also Baby Honey Sugar Sweetie Darling,

which one do you use?

But first, I've been thinking a lot about American pop culture since the Stranger Things finale.

One of the remarkable things about that was that it aired at 8 p.m. Eastern and people all around the country

tuned in and had a shared experience what's called monoculture we all we all were watching the same

thing at the same time and talking about it right and there's very little of that now.

And it makes what we do here kind of challenging because on the one hand, like I remember

in the beginning of my radio career, everybody watched like Seinfeld.

Right.

Yes.

And it came on, I think it came on Thursday nights and on Fridays.

You know, everybody, everybody was talking about.

Like, we had things that we did together collectively and then had conversations about collectively.

That's not really true anymore.

Dancing with the stars.

American Idol.

That's not really true anymore.

Like, there are a lot of times where we'll be before the show will start on any day,

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