The Welcome to Spirits podcast, a boozy dive into mythology, legends, and folklore.

Every week, we pour a drink and learn a new story from around the world.

I'm Amanda.

And I'm Julia. Now, Amanda,

when I say roundtable, you say what? Um, I say, we dance and over able. We do routines and ballroom

scenes and footwork and flick cable. We dine well here and spam a lot and camelot. We eat ham and jam and

spam a lot. Oh, okay. Fair. Fair enough. Fair enough. The combination of

like Camelot and the roundtable is pretty indivisible, right? Yep. It certainly feels that way.

Yes. I like that it is so symbolic and so representative of Arthur's court. And Julia,

ever since I learned a few episodes in this series ago that the roundtable was literally a table so big, they made a room for it.

I have not felt more related to Arthurian folklore in my entire life.

What's more millennial than inheriting a single piece of good furniture and being like,

you know what, this is my style now? Yeah, yeah. I mean, that is true. That is true. You're like,

I would never spend the money on this. Well, thank God I have it now. Did I need a credenza? No,

but is that the only piece of furniture that survived my shitty 90s childhood home? Yes.

Yes.

And it probably will be the thing that you die with in your home.

Millennials sound off.

Well, Amanda, I'm really glad that you bring that up because I do think that the roundtable

is a thing that we can spend a whole episode on.

And hey, we're going to.

Yay!

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