Welcome into the House of L podcast. I'm Lauren Tomes. Thanks so much for hanging out

on today's edition of the podcast. There's a lot to discuss. I'll try not to be too

long-winded, but I mean, I'm pretty sure I know why it came here on this

particular episode. Let me first start out by saying that the House of L podcast is

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up the shades. I haven't rolled up the shades in the office. Just in here dark. I got the

headset on so I can walk around a little bit. All right, cool. So let me tell you guys

what's been up. And I've been, I'm not going to lie. I've been under a lot of stress

over the last like, I would say things got serious with this, this move in the last

month or so. And it's been stressful. It's been really stressful. Like the, the concept

of some of it, I'm still like working through when Dan and I did our show together where

we were just kind of hanging out like an extended transition. I was like, man, that was

cool. It was really a fun time. And I had a good time. And I wasn't sure what the station

was going to do. I didn't know if the plan was going to be Dan was going to go find

it another partner or he was going to keep doing a solo show. But most program directors

don't like back-to-back solo shows. And there are a lot of programmers around the country

that don't like the concept of solo shows. Like there's plenty of people that feel that

way. I think that obviously as someone who's been doing a solo show for 13 years, I

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