Bonus points when #1 takes up 2/3 of the book, but she still crams the rest of the list into the remaining third and somehow the pacing still works

Yeah, someone in the autistic subsection of the Alumnae of my Extremely Nerdy High School group, I'd have to go look up which it is

Verity Vox and the Curse of Foxfire!

Me too!

More rabbis and other Jewish clergy, right now in DC, in Senate Majority Leader John Thune’s office, demanding food aid for Gaza, — arrested moments after these photos— proud of Rav Avigayil Halpern, Rabbi Koach Frazier, and everyone else in that room…

(If you are a completist i must warn you to listen in order until they get the intro/outro patter solidified, though. if you listen to a bunch of recents and then try to go back to the beginning like i did, you will be left yelling BUT AM I GOOD ALEX at your phone at the end of the early eps.)

The musical is of LA Cage Aux Folles, which was the original French play the Birdcage was based on. It's glorious, endlessly quotable, and while Val is still a dipshit he gets more of a growth arc.

The musical does a lot more justice to Val. At the end he gives a big apology, saying "I hope you can forgive me someday" and the Senator says "yes, thank you" and Val says "i wasn't talking to you." It's a hell of a moment.

My favorite movie tooooo and definitely one of your episodes where i want to be IN the conversation not just listening to it. 💚💚💚💚💚

I am sorry about your flesh prison 💚

The most perfectly situated readmore i have ever encountered

There is no Shirley exception. medium.com/@scottconner...

... Honestly i think this should be given as an exercise. "Pick an able bodied patron in the fiction section and watch them. Every time they pick up a book and put it down again, go walk up and down the stairs. That would be equal access for a disabled patron in that situation."