Join Santa Cruz Shakespeare at its summer festival of exciting live outdoor performances in the Audrey Stanley Grove in De La Viega Park in Santa Cruz.

The season features the world premiere of the formula by Catherine Chetcovich, inspired by Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, directed by Ellen McGuire and a co-production with Blissfield.

Rounding out the Festival are Shakespeare's Tw 12th night and The Tempest.

Info and tickets at Santa Cruzshakespeare.org. That's Santa Cruz Shakespeare.org. See you in the

Grove.

Hello, welcome back to another episode of Morgan's Pop Talks. I am so glad that you're here.

If you are new here, welcome. Love You Like Assists. This is your one-stop shop for all things, reality, TV, and pop culture.

You guys don't know the logistics of when I record the podcast, how I record the podcast. First, I

want to say that I'm on the road. I'm doing a little road trip, L.A., Chicago, New York. No, I'm

just kidding. I'm in rural, Ohio. I'm staying at my parents' house because they are in Florida.

So I'm in charge of watching my dog who has separation

anxiety. So I love him, but he's needy. And also if you can hear him licking himself like

throughout the podcast, I'm sorry, but he does not leave my side. On the other hand,

we normally record Wednesdays at 3 o'clock, which we're getting ready

to sit down to record the podcast. And I hop on Instagram one last time actually to get, you know,

the listener question for the day. And I see that the verdict for the Johnny Depp, Amber Herd trial,

is in. And it would be announced at

three o'clock. So I texted my producer, Sam. I'm like, can we like hold on a minute? Because this is

must see television. So a little bit of a weird situation, you know, everyone comes into the courtroom and then the judge is like, uh, guys, you forgot to fill out, you know, the, I don't even know what it is. I'm not a lawyer. I don't pretend to be one. That's why I had Danny on last week because she knows a lot more than I do. The monetary damages are whatever. I'm making myself

sound dumber. But long story short, the jury did not believe Amber Hurd. She owes Johnny Depp a total of

$13 million the way that it broke down Johnny 115. Amber won one count of defamation. And that is when Johnny Depp essentially called

it a hoax. So she won $2 million. So, you know, when you shake it all out, she owes Johnny Depp a lot

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