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Hi, I'm Annie in the States.

And I'm Yohanna in Austria and this is Fresh Hell, your favorite international podcast.

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We have a quick update.

We have a slight correction from last week when I mistakenly said that Apollo is the god of war.

Yeah Apollo isn't the god of war, it's Arles.

I know, I know, it's Ares, but I said Apollo, who is of course the Sun God and also

Archery, so that makes sense with the arrows but neither of us caught it.

But my friend Aaron did thanks to her son having just on a project on the old gods.

So yeah, we need like a nap, a week-long nap on a beach with someone bringing us frozen beverages, I think.

We really do, yeah. Thanks Erin and thanks Erin's son for catching this.

Yeah, thank you very much. So I just recently read a story about

the Empire State Building and it made me wonder it was like how have I never heard this story

before and so I sent the link to you and I don't think you'd heard of it before and then that got us talking about other aspects of the Empire State Building. And so this is going to be an episode. is it the first or is it the second?

Was the St. Augustine Lighthouse the first?

But an episode where we talk about the Macabre history of a place.

There are so many places to cover. We mentioned already that we really want to do an episode about the Chelsea and the Cecil,

but we could also talk about the Dakota building, El-Kadras.

Oh yeah, the Tower of London, the Winchester Winchester Mystery House you get the picture there's a lot and we really want to talk about the stuff that the usual tour guides aren't going to mention to the general public the kind of facts that the PR people at these historic sites save for a special haunted tour that you pay extra for, if it's offered, you know.

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