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please visit thegraynado.com for more details. My name is James Stacey, and I'm joined as ever by my friend and co-host, Jason Heaton. Jason, how are we doing today? I'm doing pretty well for a Monday. The weather's warming up. It was kind of a chilly weekend. But yeah, this week looks good. and we just got done with a chat with a great guest, Kim Frank.

And I'm excited for people to listen to that conversation.

Yeah, I'm really good. I really enjoyed the chat with Miss Frank. It was a, I didn't know Kim before the call.

And then it just went really well. And she had some great answers. And it's a nice look forward to the eventual release of her film and you know following the release of her book so we'll get into that in just a few minutes

yeah you know we had a massive episode last week that was our attempt to actually keep it short

believe it or not you know pushed about two hours so after that I kind of I kind of you know

by the time that was up

and got to the weekend, it was Mother's Day weekend. So we did all sorts of Mother's Day stuff.

And then, yeah, otherwise got up to the cottage for the first time this season. You know, the May

long weekend in Canada as next weekend versus Memorial being the other in the States. So we wanted to get up

and ready to be up there next weekend with some family. So super nice to be up there. And it's where

the certain season really feels like it starts when you get up there and it's not freezing cold.

And you're like, once the dock's in the water, I could jump in and that sort of thing.

Yeah. Speaking of getting in the water, I could jump in and that sort of thing. Yeah.

Speaking of getting in the water,

I did a,

Christine and I did a sauna session last evening. And it's, oh, nice. You know, it was kind of perfect conditions because it was, the air was cool enough that, you know, I mean, we've done it in the summer before and it's just not great to go from, you know, 80-something Fahrenheit into a 180-degree sauna.

So it was kind of perfect that that kind of cool spring

evening weather. And then the lake, they put the sauna right by the lake down the street here

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