Hey, wonderfuls. Welcome to yet another rerun episode of the JV Club. As you can hear, I am not Janet Barney. I'm Julian Borell. You hear my name at the end of the credits sometimes. Janet, unfortunately, is still recovering from the throws of SF Sketchfest to quite a toll on her. She got a little bit of a chest cold and then had to deal with some travel issues.

So we just decided another rerun for the week.

And it's one of our favorites actually recorded at a past SF Sketch Fest with Janine Garofalo.

This is a really, really fun conversation.

Janine has an element of fearlessness about her that I know you are going to appreciate.

And all these years later, it still is just a very, very refreshing conversation between

she and Janet.

So I hope that you really enjoy this.

I promise you that Janet is going to get home safe.

Now, if you are a fan of Janet Varney, you know that this is such a busy time for her,

and it's even more busy this year.

The Joko Cruise is coming up.

You can expect to see her there.

We've got Max Fund Drive coming up, and we're going to talk about not only things for this podcast, the JV Club, but also with E. Pluribus Motto, the show that just wrapped up its first season with

Janet and John Hodgman.

You can go check out all of those episodes now

if you just can't get enough Janet in your life

and who could blame you if you feel that way.

But in the meantime, please enjoy this episode

with the wonderful

Janine Garofalo. Talk to you soon.

Well, probably not me, but Janet will talk to you soon. I've said it before. I'll say it again. There's not a lot of pomp and circumstance at the beginning of this.

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