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You're on The Virtua. What's trending now?

Kristen Nuss. It's The Virtua's entertainment bus.

Gotta give a shout out to Virtua listener April Reigns on Twitter who alerted us to the

Call Me Miss Cleo documentary. But it's coming to HBO Max on December 15th before I played

the trailer. Bert, why do we care about Miss Cleo? So when the Berkshow started 20 years

ago, we had zero budget. I mean, there was no marketing money at all. In fact, when we

started this show, it was on a signal that was so small that I am fairly convinced nobody

thought that we would be successful. We were on an antenna that nobody could hear. We

had no money for it whatsoever. Right? So I am not even sure how it evolved, but Miss

Cleo's, and I think a lot of our audience doesn't even know who Miss Cleo is, maybe.

Probably not. It's been so long since she's been on the air. She was like the psychic

medium that was all over. I mean, all her infomercials, you couldn't turn the TV on without

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