Hey everyone, Hibba Fisher here.

I'm really excited to announce that the Kernan Culture Show is back next week with our brand-new summer season.

So here's some of what you can expect out of this season stories.

You know, I'm coming in there with the same energy that any other young kid from America

is coming on to the stage with, but I'm carrying this weight of this place that I'm from

and this name that I have and this way that I look that changes how people take it in.

So this is the first letter that I read that made me think, okay, what is going on here?

It seems like something really bad has happened at the school, and this person is trying to make it public.

So I got out of the car and everybody was kind of smiling and looking at me because I'm the elephant guy and we walked out and then there they were the footprints.

Frozen in time from maybe as old as seven or more than seven million years.

And I just cried, just burst into tears.

And I always imagine what a childhood, like we're saying whose dad is better, the one who manages to stay alive or the one who dies.

I put the needle on the record and I went like, hmm, okay, uh-huh, uh-huh, so, okay, well this is quite good.

Oh, wait!

And she hits that note, and her voice breaks a little bit inside of it.

And I said, okay, how the hell did this record ever get made?

There's a lot of curiosity, but then there's also fear of, you know,

because it's really in a lot of people's

heads about you know playing with dark spirits so if you have any superstitious bone then it's

also a little scary if I stay in that job and say nothing that makes me a bloody criminal

with them I really don't understand why you don't understand.

The lifeguard came and, you know, talk to me, and I told him,

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