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Hello and welcome to Nightcall, a podcast for your strange days and lonely nights.

Here in Los Angeles, I'm Tess Lynch, and with me are Molly Lambert and Emily Ishida on the other line in New York.

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love that so today we have a kind of freeform pod um molly was recently reading kelsey grammars

autobiography to clarify oh sorry i didn't actually read it i listened to it oh you read with your

ears i read with my ears.

My friend Sarah came down from San Francisco and she rented a car and the car they offered her was a Mustang convertible.

Amazing. So she said, sure. And then she's like, the only thing I want to blast out of this car is Kelsey Grammer's autobiography.

Well, she was making the drive by herself, so she downloaded a couple of audiobooks.

I think she downloaded Infinite Jess and Kelsey Grammer's audiobook.

How long is the audiobook for Infinite Jest?

I mean, I think she was like, it's a five or six hour drive.

I've got to load up with some loans.

The Kelsey Grammer book is an autobiography.

Kelsey Grammer wrote in 1995, so like at the peak of Fraser years.

And it feels as though it may have been written under the influence of cocaine,

which is something he talks about in the book speaks about on the

audiobook where you get to hear his voice say all the things.

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