What's up, Streamfeans? It's your boy, Steve, and you were about to bear witness to streaming things live to

live, our second ever live show, which took place on November 7th at the Woodward Theater in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Thank you so much to anyone who was able to come, anyone we were able to meet. That was so fun seeing you all there, anyone who was able to attend the live stream. But for those of you who couldn't, this is just for you. Now, what you're going to hear, there's a little bit of pre-roll at the beginning that kind of tells people the rules of the show. There's a special guest at the very, very beginning. And then the live show will begin proper shortly after a couple minutes in. But we're so happy for you to see the main show. We worked really, really hard on it. And again, if you're listening to this, I highly recommend you seek out the video version of this, if possible. I still think you can enjoy it in audio form as well. But we do some silly things physically that I think is worth taking a look at. But enough from me. I know you guys just want

to see the live show. So let's go and dive right into it. Thank you again so much for supporting

the show and have fun. Good evening test subjects and welcome to streaming things live too. Two

streaming things. Two live. I am Dr. Marty B, but you can call me Papa.

Tonight you will bear witness to an experiment in live podcasting that, if successful, may tear a hole in the fabric of the upside down.

Or at the very least, mildly entertain you. Before the boys begin their little show, I do have some rules.

First, please silence all electronic devices. We have enough electromagnetic interference coming from the gate backstage.

Flash photography is strictly prohibited. It could distract our hosts and result and a terrible wound.

In the unlikely event of a Demogorgon-related incident, please take note of the nearest

exits. Use them if you must, but remember, only the strong will survive. Tonight's performance

is interactive. That means you're encouraged to laugh, cheer, and scream as loud as you want

when appropriate. But please, be respectful of those around you. We want to make

sure this experiment goes well for everyone. The bar will remain open throughout the performance.

For those of you who require liquid courage, just be sure to let me record you crunching

any beer cans with your mind when you're finished. And also, tip those bartenders.

It's common courtesy.

The merch table is also open, so please be sure to buy as much merchandise as you want.

If we don't sell enough shirts, I'm afraid we'll have to put Andrew in the octagon.

And you know, he won't last long in the child fights.

This evening will consist of two parts.

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