Five, four, three, two, one.

Well, you were listening to Sean of the South, and I'm your host today, Sean Dietrich, coming to you live with the podcast airwaves and the radio waves all over this fine nation.

This episode was brought to you by Kay Snives, the tradition of my family dating back to my granddaddy who once said the best cure for idle hands

was to build something, so keep your hands sharp

with a case knife.

And by Folklore Brewing and Meadry,

quite literally the best brew in Alabama.

Visit folklore brewing and meadry.com.

And my buddy Ron Taylor,

who curates the music for this podcast every week. Ron Taylor

visit him at WNC, original music podcast, Music of the Carolinas and of the nation.

Well, this is kind of weird doing a podcast like this.

I am looking into a camera with all sorts of guys behind me who are recording this for future consumption.

And we've got this infinite white background that looks like I am in heaven.

Like Michael Linen ought to be getting his wings back there, or Clarence the Angel? You never know. Things like this happen all the time. I figured in this

day and age where things are getting so rough and tough and outside, it seems like the whole

world's been put into a

Quisnart blender set on puree.

It feels like we ought to do things that make us happy, make us smile.

So it is my burden as a mediocre entertainer to try to make you smile, even though I might

or might not succeed at this.

And so that's why we're doing this live, although it's not really live.

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