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going on there I think you find today Cheryl Burke you sort of need no introduction, Cheryl. I think everyone knows you are.

Dancing with the Stars is how we got to know you and here you are still with us.

So, what, where should we start?

What's happening these days?

Oh my gosh, well, there's still a lot of stuff happening.

I know.

I was on the show for 20, I was on the show for 26 seasons I retired last year. I now have a new

podcast called Sex Lies and Spray Tans. I'm pretty sure you know what that you know is alluding to and it's been very therapeutic yet also to

and it's been very therapeutic yet also like I'm still grieving obviously my decision you know to leave the show and it's interesting because it's like now my new job is to continue to watch the show and normally most likely

I wouldn't be doing that. Right? So interesting.

Right. Do you get to pull the curtain back a little bit in the podcast?

I mean, are you free to do that now?

Yeah, I mean, before I'm sure you couldn't, but I mean, do you have a liability or anything now?

Well, I'm not disparaging the show show and I think that's what the main, you know, concern, I mean I'm sure is and was. I, you know, I am just having my, you know, guests that have been a part or have been on the show for, you know, guess that have been apart or have been on the show for, you know, even from like the very first

celebrity who was eliminated, Trista Sutter, who was the very first Bachelorette. I mean, she's got a lot of stuff to say and this is like an outlet for people, you know, who just want to kind of have closure because the show is so consuming. It's seven days a week as you know, it is full on and then you get it like a quick goodbye at the end

at the end of the two hour life show and then you go to New York Duke Press and then

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