Dana, today we have Susan Morrison, a writer. We don't always have writers. We have S&L

but she's a writer of SNL. Yes, yes. You wrote a big fat book about Lorne. And it's the 50th

anniversary of S&L. It's a good time to have it out. Lorne, the man who invented S&L.

And she covers a lot. She's... Lauren, the man who invented S&L. Mm-hmm.

And she covers a lot.

She's telling things to you, listeners, that even we don't know.

You're going to hear something that's a little shocking, a little surprising.

How's that for a tease?

But if we do a deep dive, the man, the moment, Lauren Michaels, based on the book and what

she learned by interviewing, I got interviewed. I don't, my quotes are probably silly. I got

interviewed, yeah. Everyone got interviewed, everyone got interviewed, everyone talked, and it's just

sort of a comprehensive look at Lauren Michaels through his childhood all the way through his travails, seasons that were rougher than others and on and on. So it's a very interesting

Montvoste, Se, Sean. Oh yeah. And they got, you know, Tina Faye and Steve Martin and John

Malaney. There's all these quotes up front and every way you turn, you know, they're

talking about. So very in-depth, took years to put this together.

Years to put it together. And it was very interesting talk. We went on and on. So here she is,

and you're going to learn a lot. Who's in Morrison?

And I sort of forgot, I had forgotten until recently the wonderful accent thing that everybody

says, the Eagles.

Oh, the Eagles.

That's right.

That is.

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