Hey, everyone, it's Judy, and I hope you're all well. This week was supposed to be the week

that we heard part two of the incredible comedian musician, writer Trevor Moore, producer.

But unfortunately, unfortunately, isn't even the right word, but Trevor

passed away on Saturday, and it has been an utter shock to everyone. Of course, it was unexpected,

it was tragic, and I don't know what to say, except, you know, I want to respect Trevor's

family and loved ones and wait to post part two of my incredible conversation with him

for a future date. But I do want to say that this week, I think you should go and Google Trevor

and I think you should watch all the incredible, hilarious, original work he has put out there.

He was a true original, in comedy, it's funny because you can always point to

you know, people who are like other people or people who came before them, but he truly,

truly was one of a kind. And his grasp of satire, his intelligence, his

unbelievable upbringing, which was fascinating to talk to him about, it's just so unique. I hate

that word, but he was really unique. I also want to say that I get these incredible

people to talk to on my podcast, and I feel really lucky for that. And I try to do

respect them and do as much research as I can before I interview them, because I find people's

lives fascinating. And oftentimes I have never spoken to the person, not oftentimes, but

often enough. It's my first conversation with the guest. And this conversation was one of my

favorites, because Trevor was so available, so easy to talk to, so hilarious, so open-minded.

And I just, I wish only the best for his son and for his wife and for his parents and for his

loved ones. I've never had to do this before. And it's really, really, really hard, because

I loved hanging out with him for an hour and a half, even though it was via Zoom. And I was so

looking forward to spending time with him, to grab an beer, to talking shop, to laughing, and

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