Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to this edition of TBTL.

This is the show that's probably too beautiful to live.

Thanks for spending part of your weekend with us.

My name's Luke Burbank.

Right over there is Jen Flash Andrews.

Hi, Jennifer.

Hi, Luke.

How's it going?

It's great now that we're radio stars again. It is a, isn't it just like, when I walk down the street, I can, I can, what does Lisa Simpson say when she's like her neck goes up, her chin goes up, and she says, what is that feeling? Oh, it's pride. That's us now as we walk down the streets of Seattle with a real bonafide weekend radio show here on Cairo. Well, for those of you who maybe don't follow

our podcast, as closely as you should, it might be news to you that I've actually been gone

out of the country for the last two and a half weeks or so. And I had quite the adventures,

adventures that I will share with you today. Also, we have a conversation with a guy named

Chris Hayes. Chris Hayes is the host of a new show on MSNBC. It's actually on Saturdays and

Sundays. And he, as it happens, is a fan of our program and tells us that he's trying to create something on national television that mirrors in some way this little crazy radio experiment that we're doing. That was also flattering.

It was really flattering. I'm still high off that.

We've got we've got so many reasons to be proud here on this show. So let's give all of you

an example of what national television host Chris Hayes finds so alluring. Take a listen to this

from TBTL. I will say that on this trip, I start out in Venice and then went to like Croatia.

Debrovnik is the town.

It's this old town.

It's built on the water and it's got this huge wall.

It was a million degrees there.

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