How about a name dude? Oh my god. It is so nice to be back just together. You know, I feel like the last couple podcasts we've been apart. Oh my god, dude. It hurts so much. I know it hurts every time. Although I would say I thought it was great though. I really enjoyed every episode that we've been having lately.

Especially when you and Favre talked about being single. You know, that was kind of a hit with some with peeps with peeps with some peeps. Including my dad actually. My dad was like, that was great. Favre was wonderful. And I was like, I talked about having sex on that episode.

But that's cool world adults. Yeah, I'm that's so funny because when I was listening to it, I was like, man, they better mention me soon. And then and then you guys did. So that was my favorite part.

Oh, yeah. I think I came up a couple times. I know. And I really liked how you're assessed you guys' assessment of my roles in conversation. You're like, yeah, good thing. And I thought you're like, tell us what's going on. I'm like, I'm coming. You know, you were your presence was felt, you know, speaking of feeling a presence. Have you guys ever felt a presence? Maybe something you couldn't identify. Maybe something you didn't quite know how to what your finger are.

I don't know. Business sentence in there somewhere. I felt it. I felt it too. Anyway, so that's why we here today at analyze this the amazing groundbreaking self-help podcast. So just get help itself and partial business advice podcast.

We are very excited to present this week's guest. It's Julia. I just realized I'm not exactly certain how to pronounce her last name. I'm going to try. I want to see you give it try. I'm going to go with Chafini.

You got it. Got it.

I should have a job reading last night.

Julia, thank you so much for being here. Can you tell us a little bit about your yourself and, you know, what's your deal?

Yeah. What's your deal? My purpose in life. Yeah. So my name is Julie Chafini. I am a historian by

training a voice actor and sound designer by day and podcasting full time all the time. I got into kind of myths and

spirits when I randomly picked up Edith Hamilton's mythology when I was way too young, probably like fifth grade or

something like that. It's way too early to be thinking about Zeus just having sex with everyone.

Or just the right age. Yeah. I mean, a lot of self-discovery happening there for sure. For sure.

And then I went off to college and I was like, I really like history. And then I took a class with a

professor, my first semester freshman year who was a religious studies professor, super liked her,

kept, went to her at the end of the semester. I was like, Professor, what classes are you teaching next

semester? She's like, well, there's this capstone class that's only for seniors. I'm like, so I can't

do that. And she's like, and then there's the meaning of death. I'm like, I will see you next semester.

Oh my god. Yes. And then I just kept taking classes with her until I ended up with a completely

different separate major and graduated two degrees. So I mean, that's just the way it goes sometimes.

Man, I just feel like that. Yeah, I want to ask what was your initial draw to the book and to

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