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Happy Wednesday everybody. Well, first of all, we want to say thank you to all the folks that attended the Port Chuck event over the weekend. We had a fantastic time. So from Scott, Steve, Brandon and myself, thank you so much for attending and we wanted to remind you that all of our events are replayable. So if you missed the Port Chuck concert over the weekend, you can still see it. And in fact, when you sign up to see one of our shows, you get access to all of them. All of them in the past. So you can see the last part.

Port Chuck show you can see the holiday show. You can see everything we've ever done. So you sign up to get one, you get them all go to Stone Cold and the jackal.com to check it out. This week, we talked to the incredible Kim Delaney about her latest movie, the Long Island serial killer of mother's hunt for justice on lifetime. And of course, her now being on general hospital. So hope you enjoy it. Well, Steve, we're very excited to have an incredible guest. No stranger to daytime, but no stranger to lots of other cool freaking things.

No stranger to TV at all. My gosh, I looked at her IMDB and I'm like, oh my goodness, this is crazy. So we have Kim Delaney with us today. Kim, thank you for joining us. I know you have a crazy schedule right now. So thank you for having me. That's awesome. So speaking of that craziness, you have something coming out this weekend that are that all of our listeners and viewers can watch the long Island serial killer. Did I say that right?

I'm so color and then it's a mother's hunt for justice. So two of us are always so long. I know, but you have to say the other side, because it's not just about the long Island. They haven't found him yet. He's still out there. Got it.

So it's the mother. Wow. So this is. Okay. So he's so I mean, is that a spoiler? No, no, no, it's not a spoiler. He's still out there. That's all I'm saying.

I hope they just reopened the case last time. Okay. All right.

Find them. There's still the person. Whoever it is. Right. Right. Okay. When does this air?

Okay. First off, I'm probably looking in the wrong spot. I always have to remember rooms.

You're fine. First to look up here. Well, I always look at Bradford. So he's so good looking. I can't say. No, he can't keep his eyes off me. It's crazy.

It's totally fine. So February 20th, February 20th at 8 PM Eastern Electrum, 8 PM on on leg time. And then there'll be a documentary right after that about the whole.

That's awesome. What Kim, when did when and where did you shoot this?

I shot right after I started working with you. It was October.

I was out for six weeks up in Canada Vancouver. Nice. They turn these around so quick. So fast, right? Yeah. Yeah. That's great.

So have you done, have you done some blonde in the trailer? I am blonde. Yeah, baby. Watch out.

Amazing. Is that just because it's in law? I mean, because it's Long Island. You got to be, yeah, I mean, it makes sense. I guess.

Well, she's, you know, unfortunately, the mom's. She doesn't have a lot, you know, she's got she's a single mom from New York and has a couple of kids and.

Once an escort or sometimes esports and that's what happens and she goes out on a date.

And doesn't come back. And that's what starts. So she doesn't come back and then the mom. Me, Mary Gilbert.

And then the mom is just relentless and getting answers and pushing the police to find her. And they don't once they hear it's a street, you know, possible street worker. They don't really care that much.

Then they find all these other bodies before they find my daughter's body. And that's what opens up the whole serial killer part.

Wow. Did you get to move. Did you meet the person that you were portraying?

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