Welcome to the Eric Mataxas show. Please keep your arms and legs inside the car at all times. This is your final warning. Now here's your host, Mr. Thrill Ride himself Eric Mataxas.

Folks, this is the Eric Mataxas show. In a few minutes, we're going to be talking to an expert about Columbus stuff that you have not heard. And in hour two, we're talking to Pat Boone. If today, however, is Wednesday, then that is not happening on Wednesday.

If today is Wednesday, in a couple minutes, I'm talking to Senator Ted Cruz, who has a new book out, and then we're talking again to Anne, Anne McAnony and Salem McAleer, both of whom are Irish just as my guest is no.

Kristen Getty, welcome to the program and you are very I like. Eric Mataxas, I am very Irish. I would buy is Irish as they come, I think. Yeah, I think so. And you're in Northern Ireland right now. So and and where are you now?

I am in the North Coast of Northern Ireland right now. I you're kidding. I for some reason just assumed that you were in Nashville with your current husband. What's his name Keith? I don't care. Huh?

You are my husband's. You're here with me. Yeah, we've been back a few weeks ago with the four girls in that spanish fantastic. Oh my goodness.

Incredible. I am just amazed that I can do that I can do a program with somebody who's in Northern Ireland right now. Well, I want to get right to it because you have a new album out, you meaning you and Keith, the Gettys.

It's an even song album and it's hymns and lullabies at the close of day and the big news to me is that it has displaced frozen to as the number one kids album.

I mean, that's that's unbelievable frozen to was on there for 36 weeks and you guys you my friends displaced frozen to on behalf of the world. Let me thank you.

So tell us about this wonderful telling us about this wonderful album you've done.

I know at the toss up I still weather the girls know the songs from even song better or know the songs from frozen tea. You know what we know it's more for one week. That was a kill thing.

So yeah, so this is an album that we did just this year during lockdown. It was pretty crazy and trying to navigate a creative process during a pandemic, but we managed to figure it out.

And I just had hymns and lullabies at the close of day. So even song is that old traditional idea, long practice by the church and the more traditional, a church, a little service at the end of the day finds you where you are leads you to the Lord and brings the cam and the piece that that would bring.

So it's songs and prayers and liturgy traditionally and these are songs just inspired by that and particularly songs that we would have sung with our own kids at nighttime.

And about a few years ago we started teaching our kids a him a month as a way to teach them the faith is a way to give them comfort and peace before they went to sleep.

And that's been a fun thing to do as a family and a very important and nourishing thing.

We wanted to capture some of that in this album. So it's lullabies, it's it's himish, but it's meant to be calming and to bring comfort and of course in a year such as this.

I think it's a very much needed thing.

You know what I just learned, Chris and I just learned that in Ireland, you pronounce calm cam. I had never heard that before.

I need calm. We say calm.

But you guys, how do you say it?

Cam.

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