Matt Connarton Unleashed 11-16-24 hour 1

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1:44 Speaker 1: Good morning, everybody, Welcome, here we go. It is that

1:47 Speaker 1: time again. Matt Connerton unleashed and we are live from

1:51 Speaker 1: the studios of w M n H ninety five point

1:54 Speaker 1: three feven glorious, Manchester, New Hampshire, bright sunny day, little

1:58 Speaker 1: chili outside, but but nonetheless glorious. Of course, today is Saturday,

2:03 Speaker 1: November sixteen, twenty twenty four. Jenny is not with me

2:08 Speaker 1: this week, but she'll be back. Of course, she's got

2:11 Speaker 1: an important event. You know, she does a lot of

2:14 Speaker 1: great activism for healthcare, and this morning she's got something

2:17 Speaker 1: going on with rights and democracy. So she continues to

2:20 Speaker 1: do great work. Very proud of her. But we do

2:22 Speaker 1: have a big show for you today coming up at

2:25 Speaker 1: nine to fifteen am. Of course, in just a few

2:28 Speaker 1: minutes we'll be joined via phone by Dennis Layton. Now

2:31 Speaker 1: Dennis is from the band The Gray Curtain, and they

2:34 Speaker 1: were on with us a couple of months ago, I think,

2:36 Speaker 1: or maybe a month ago. It all becomes kind of

2:38 Speaker 1: a blur. But he's gonna be calling in to talk

2:41 Speaker 1: about the No Masters Fest. Last night was night one,

2:44 Speaker 1: Tonight is night two going on in Wister and he's

2:48 Speaker 1: involved in that, so he's gonna call and tell us

2:50 Speaker 1: all about that. Second hour, we have Liz from the

2:53 Speaker 1: Mosaic Art Collective and she's gonna be bringing a couple

2:57 Speaker 1: of people with her. I believe that will be in

2:59 Speaker 1: the second Jenny has currently four of her pieces showing

3:05 Speaker 1: at the Mosaic Art Collective, so we went to the

3:09 Speaker 1: opening for the Actually I think this one goes two months,

3:12 Speaker 1: so it's going to be for it's going to be

3:15 Speaker 1: until the end of the year. But we went to

3:18 Speaker 1: the opening for that on well, it was last Saturday,

3:21 Speaker 1: it was one week ago. Like I said, it all

3:23 Speaker 1: becomes a bit of a blur. But so Liz and

3:27 Speaker 1: a couple of other people from Mosaic are going to

3:29 Speaker 1: be joining us in the second hour, and they've been

3:31 Speaker 1: on the show a number of times now, always very

3:34 Speaker 1: interesting to speak with them. Third hour, we're going to

3:38 Speaker 1: be devoting to our departed friend Brooks Young, great musician

3:45 Speaker 1: from New Hampshire here who experienced a lot of success

3:49 Speaker 1: and tragically was taken from us earlier this week in

3:53 Speaker 1: a car accident in Alton. So we're very sad about that,

3:57 Speaker 1: but we're going to try to really kind of celebrate

4:00 Speaker 1: his music and his life during the third hour of

4:03 Speaker 1: the show today. So our number three will be devoted

4:07 Speaker 1: to Brooks Young, and my plan is I will play

4:10 Speaker 1: some of his music during that hour, and I might

4:14 Speaker 1: even feature a little bit of the final interview that

4:19 Speaker 1: I ever got to do with Brooks here on the show.

4:22 Speaker 1: So we're gonna do that. But I also I would

4:27 Speaker 1: love to get some people calling in. I did hear

4:29 Speaker 1: from a lot of people throughout the week after I

4:31 Speaker 1: posted it about Brooks's passing, So hopefully we can get

4:36 Speaker 1: some people calling in in the third hour to share

4:38 Speaker 1: memories of Brooks, either personal memories or you know, just

4:43 Speaker 1: thoughts on his music. And so we're gonna really dedicate

4:48 Speaker 1: our three the eleven am hour to that this week.

4:52 Speaker 1: So I had the honor and privilege of interviewing Brooks

4:57 Speaker 1: many times over the course of the years. Just such

5:00 Speaker 1: a great person and you know, enormously talented, and he

5:05 Speaker 1: also got to live his dream. You know, he had

5:07 Speaker 1: a lot of success, He got to play with a

5:08 Speaker 1: lot of great people, got to play with a lot

5:11 Speaker 1: of his heroes, and but throughout it all just always

5:15 Speaker 1: very humble, very he had a lot of gratitude for

5:21 Speaker 1: the life he had built and and the career that

5:23 Speaker 1: he had built, and you know, he started a family

5:25 Speaker 1: and everything. So so we're very sad. It's a terrible loss.

5:29 Speaker 1: But like I said, during the third hour, we're going

5:31 Speaker 1: to try to celebrate his life and his music. Brooks

5:34 Speaker 1: Young taken from us at the age of forty two.

5:37 Speaker 1: You just never know, You just never know, so so

5:40 Speaker 1: that will be what we're doing during the third hour today.

5:45 Speaker 1: A couple things, let's see, I want to remind everybody.

5:48 Speaker 1: Of course, our newest sponsor here on the show and

5:52 Speaker 1: at the station WMNH is of course, the Sister Witch Company.

5:56 Speaker 1: You've heard us talking a lot about the Sister Witch

5:58 Speaker 1: Company recently. They've got actually two big events coming up

6:02 Speaker 1: that are connected. So on the twenty second, November twenty second,

6:06 Speaker 1: from five point thirty to nine thirty pm, they have

6:09 Speaker 1: their pre Black Friday and lighting of the Yule Tree.

6:14 Speaker 1: So that's going to be happening on site at Sister

6:17 Speaker 1: Witch Company at eleven ninety three Hooks at road in Hooks.

6:20 Speaker 1: It very easy to find right there on Ruth three

6:23 Speaker 1: and it's a great place to I have the honor

6:25 Speaker 1: and privilege a couple of months ago of participating in

6:28 Speaker 1: an event they had there where I got to do

6:31 Speaker 1: private sessions with hypnosis clients who I met through Sister

6:35 Speaker 1: Witch Company, who would come in and show up and say,

6:38 Speaker 1: hypnotize me. I want to do, I want to solve this,

6:40 Speaker 1: I want to improve this, whatever it may be. So

6:43 Speaker 1: they're great people and so I'm really honored and proud

6:46 Speaker 1: to have them to work with them, connected to the show,

6:49 Speaker 1: connected to wmn H. It's a great thing. So please

6:53 Speaker 1: support them, and you should always support local businesses anyway.

6:56 Speaker 1: But November twenty second, the pre Black Friday event and

7:00 Speaker 1: lighting of the Yule Tree. They will have vendors for

7:03 Speaker 1: holiday shopping, light refreshments, and of course the lighting of

7:07 Speaker 1: the Yule tree will be at seven pm. Make sure

7:10 Speaker 1: you get there in time for the lighting of the

7:12 Speaker 1: tree and then you get an exclusive ticket if you

7:15 Speaker 1: are there for the lighting to their next event, which

7:19 Speaker 1: is coming up November thirtieth. The next event after the

7:23 Speaker 1: November twenty second event, of course the Magical Market Small

7:27 Speaker 1: Business Psychic Fair. And this is from their website. This

7:30 Speaker 1: has a little bit more details that we couldn't fit

7:32 Speaker 1: into the ad. Come join us on Small Business Saturday,

7:35 Speaker 1: Like I said, support your small businesses from eleven thirty

7:38 Speaker 1: am to six pm, where you will find some of

7:40 Speaker 1: the most amazing vendors and they're handmade items and art.

7:44 Speaker 1: This will be a packed This will be packed full.

7:47 Speaker 1: One hour I'm sorry, one floor only event with a

7:50 Speaker 1: separate room dedicated to our readers and healers. This is

7:55 Speaker 1: the time of year where small businesses need you more

7:58 Speaker 1: than any big box store. Come meet us and watch

8:01 Speaker 1: us light up when we make a sale. This is

8:03 Speaker 1: being held at the Manchester Masonic Temple at fifteen oh

8:06 Speaker 1: five Elm Street right here in Manchester, New Hampshire. So

8:10 Speaker 1: the Magical Market, which now technically it's from noon to

8:14 Speaker 1: five pm, but if you go to the event on

8:16 Speaker 1: the twenty second and you're there for the lighting of

8:18 Speaker 1: the Yule Tree, you get an exclusive ticket which gets

8:21 Speaker 1: you in for a pre Magical Market shopping experience at

8:25 Speaker 1: eleven thirty am on that day, so you get in

8:30 Speaker 1: a little early and you get to do some exclusive

8:32 Speaker 1: shopping that won't be available necessarily to everyone else. So

8:36 Speaker 1: you definitely want to participate in both events. And of

8:38 Speaker 1: course the thirtieth is Small Business Saturday. Support your local businesses.

8:45 Speaker 1: Walmart doesn't need any of your money, They'll be just fine.

8:49 Speaker 1: Support your small businesses whenever you can, not only during

8:52 Speaker 1: the holidays but year round. You'll often hear it say

8:56 Speaker 1: that a small business is the engine that really drives

8:59 Speaker 1: our economy. It's very important. And like I said, Sister

9:02 Speaker 1: Witch Company, they are fantastic people. We love them very

9:06 Speaker 1: much and we love getting to work with them. It's

9:07 Speaker 1: a great thing. Speaking of events too, I also want

9:10 Speaker 1: to remind everybody of course, coming up on November twenty fourth,

9:14 Speaker 1: it is Spelfy Fest and I'm involved in this as well,

9:18 Speaker 1: and so is Jenny. So this is a really important

9:21 Speaker 1: event because not only is it going to be a

9:22 Speaker 1: day of music at Jewel Nightclub, it's being put on

9:26 Speaker 1: by the Midnight Creatives Collective. We had Eleanor and Spelfe

9:29 Speaker 1: joining us last week via phone to talk all about it,

9:34 Speaker 1: and it is going to be raising money for a

9:37 Speaker 1: great organization, the rs DSA. And Jenny is going to

9:43 Speaker 1: be there talking about that, and I think she's opening

9:47 Speaker 1: the show actually with her comments. She's going to be

9:49 Speaker 1: doing a short presentation about that. I also am going

9:53 Speaker 1: to be there. I'm going to be emceeing part of

9:55 Speaker 1: the event, introducing some of the bands, and I'm also

9:58 Speaker 1: going to be performing, going to do some hypnosis. I'm

10:03 Speaker 1: not sure, but I think if she doesn't back out

10:06 Speaker 1: on me, I think the birthday girl herself, Spelfie, is

10:10 Speaker 1: going to let me hypnotize her and to help her

10:13 Speaker 1: get over her stage fright so that she can actually

10:16 Speaker 1: sing in front of people. But so we'll see, we'll

10:19 Speaker 1: see what we what we do there. You know, if

10:21 Speaker 1: she if she doesn't want to go through with it.

10:24 Speaker 1: I shouldn't put it that way. It's not like a

10:26 Speaker 1: scary thing really, but but if she doesn't want to

10:28 Speaker 1: do it, you know, maybe we'll maybe we'll hypnotize everybody

10:33 Speaker 1: in the room to do something silly or there's different

10:36 Speaker 1: directions we could go with it. I'm going to kind

10:37 Speaker 1: of read the room and see what happens, see what

10:41 Speaker 1: I'm feeling. So that's part of the adventure of it.

10:43 Speaker 1: But so looking forward to that doing hypnosis. There doors

10:47 Speaker 1: open at one pm and it goes all the way

10:49 Speaker 1: to one am, so it's a it's an all day event.

10:52 Speaker 1: Jenny will be there, like I said, she's going to

10:54 Speaker 1: give a talk. She's also going to have be selling

10:57 Speaker 1: some of the amazing things she's been creating. If you

11:00 Speaker 1: follow her online, you know what I'm talking about. So

11:03 Speaker 1: that's all coming up I will just quickly mention some

11:05 Speaker 1: of the bands too. There's a lot of them. Like

11:07 Speaker 1: I said, it is a full day of music, so

11:11 Speaker 1: if I leave anybody out, I apologize. But Deed Harrison

11:13 Speaker 1: of course is going to be performing there. Looking forward

11:15 Speaker 1: to that, mister Goodbars, who has been on the show.

11:18 Speaker 1: A lot of these artists have been on the show

11:20 Speaker 1: here on Matt Connorton, Unleashed, More in the Light. They've

11:24 Speaker 1: been on Let's See Leon Trout, Lexi, Lethal Waylam Park,

11:30 Speaker 1: The Whole Loaf, They've been on the show, Dog eight Dog,

11:34 Speaker 1: and a myriad of others. There's a ton of bands.

11:36 Speaker 1: I'm not going to read all of them, but you

11:39 Speaker 1: can find more information and you can get tickets at

11:42 Speaker 1: Midnight Creatives Collective dot com and they've got a lot

11:46 Speaker 1: of events there, so check that out. They're always doing

11:49 Speaker 1: stuff at Terminus Terminus Underground, the great venue that they

11:52 Speaker 1: operate in the city of Nashua. So there's a lot

11:57 Speaker 1: going on, a lot to talk about. But like I said,

12:00 Speaker 1: in just a couple of minutes, we're going to be

12:01 Speaker 1: joined live on the show via phone by Dennis Layton

12:04 Speaker 1: from the band The Gray Curtain, talking all about No

12:09 Speaker 1: Masters Fest, which is going on right now in the

12:12 Speaker 1: city of Worcester. Again, just to remind you too quickly

12:15 Speaker 1: if you are just joining us in the third hour today,

12:18 Speaker 1: it's going to be all about Brooks Young, dedicated to

12:20 Speaker 1: Brooks Young. I hope to take some calls during the

12:23 Speaker 1: third hour from people who want to talk about Brooks

12:25 Speaker 1: and share memories. Six oh three two five six seven

12:28 Speaker 1: is the studio line, but there are other ways that

12:31 Speaker 1: you can interact to if you want to send me

12:33 Speaker 1: anything ahead of time. If you don't want to call

12:35 Speaker 1: in but you'd like to send something, if you go

12:38 Speaker 1: to Matt connorton dot com slash live, there's an option

12:41 Speaker 1: there to instant message me. There are links to the

12:44 Speaker 1: chat rooms. There are the number there, the text line

12:49 Speaker 1: is also there, and the studio line, so and of

12:52 Speaker 1: course you can email me Matt at Matt connorton dot com.

12:55 Speaker 1: But all of that information is there at Matt connorton

12:57 Speaker 1: dot com slash live. So if you don't want a

13:00 Speaker 1: call during the third hour, if you'd rather just email

13:03 Speaker 1: me something that you would like share it on the air,

13:05 Speaker 1: or anything like that, anything at all. I will try

13:07 Speaker 1: to keep an eye on all of it. And because

13:09 Speaker 1: we really want to honor the memory of Brooks and

13:12 Speaker 1: like I said, such a fantastic musician and a great

13:14 Speaker 1: person and we're very sad about this loss. I want

13:18 Speaker 1: to say hello to a few people too who are

13:20 Speaker 1: in the chat right now live. Be Pinard says, good

13:23 Speaker 1: morning everyone, Good morning be Elizabeth Towns says morning, mister Connorton,

13:28 Speaker 1: have a beautiful Saturday. Thank you very much.

13:34 Speaker 4: Oh.

13:34 Speaker 1: B Penard says. Justin Spencer from Recycled Percussion has just

13:38 Speaker 1: completed his event in Australia. Ah. Yes, down under. Malcolm

13:43 Speaker 1: Wood is in the Facebook live chat. Hello Malcolm. We

13:45 Speaker 1: had Malcolm on the show recently with Legion of Solace

13:49 Speaker 1: and they're doing great things in the music scene. Absolutely absolutely,

13:54 Speaker 1: let's see let's do this. I think what we're going

13:57 Speaker 1: to do since Dennis is going to be joining us,

14:01 Speaker 1: Dennis from the band The Gray Curtain, we'll play a

14:03 Speaker 1: little bit of one of their songs from the newest album,

14:08 Speaker 1: The Florist, and let's see which one should we play.

14:15 Speaker 1: We'll play something short because he's going to be joining us,

14:18 Speaker 1: we'lllay We'll play Crippled. Let's do that one, and then

14:23 Speaker 1: we'll have Dennis on the line with us talking about

14:24 Speaker 1: no Masters Fest coming up, or I shouldn't say coming up.

14:27 Speaker 1: It's happening right now. Last night was night one. Tonight

14:30 Speaker 1: is night too in Wister, so he's going to be

14:32 Speaker 1: joining us to talk about that. But here it is.

14:33 Speaker 1: This is crippled. This is from the album is called

14:35 Speaker 1: the Florist and the band is the gray Curtain.

14:50 Speaker 5: On the skin.

14:52 Speaker 6: It seems a long.

14:55 Speaker 7: Concurving Where did I?

15:05 Speaker 6: Where did I? Where I go from?

15:10 Speaker 8: The friend.

15:12 Speaker 7: Billy answers, but I don't hear them. The posts won't

15:16 Speaker 7: stop screw.

15:19 Speaker 8: In the my head in the mock play, I am

15:22 Speaker 8: where the body with the mam the mo? I am?

15:28 Speaker 6: Ho we do his b tell me my friend any

15:32 Speaker 6: weird day?

15:34 Speaker 8: Why do we do this? To put me a.

15:37 Speaker 6: Crop in the my grave?

15:39 Speaker 8: For whow.

15:47 Speaker 6: Where did I come from? The song of cage bird sings?

15:52 Speaker 6: Seeing the starts from the.

15:54 Speaker 7: Prison cos the mocks retained?

15:58 Speaker 8: Where did I go from.

16:01 Speaker 6: Master to a sleep? The water's in there with me?

16:06 Speaker 6: Is that a present? And wait, chick, where did I?

16:14 Speaker 6: Where did I go?

16:20 Speaker 9: Tell me?

16:21 Speaker 6: Where where did I?

16:25 Speaker 10: Where did I go?

16:29 Speaker 8: To?

16:29 Speaker 6: Momma?

16:30 Speaker 7: I am waiting money and into my heart into my store.

16:36 Speaker 7: I am speling this man, tell me about friend.

16:40 Speaker 6: Can you hear this? I'm want me do this, then

16:44 Speaker 6: tell me cry.

16:46 Speaker 9: It's about.

17:55 Speaker 11: One the world to rible one won, the world to tyble.

18:30 Speaker 8: One bo people, a world to rip.

18:41 Speaker 6: One bar who the world to ruble one bar?

19:17 Speaker 4: Oh.

19:17 Speaker 1: I do love that track. I love that band that

19:20 Speaker 1: is called Crippled. The band is called The Gray Curtain,

19:24 Speaker 1: and that is from the album The Florists. And Yeah,

19:27 Speaker 1: we had Dennis and a couple of his bandmates on

19:29 Speaker 1: not too long ago and just had a fascinating conversation

19:33 Speaker 1: and it's such an interesting project. We're trying to get

19:36 Speaker 1: Dennis on the line, so he is not with us yet.

19:39 Speaker 1: So I think what we're gonna do is we're gonna

19:41 Speaker 1: play one more track. Why not, because I do love

19:43 Speaker 1: this band so much, We'll play one more. We'll play

19:46 Speaker 1: a short one from the Gray Curtain. This one's called

19:49 Speaker 1: Burn that Bridge, and this is one of their shorter songs.

19:52 Speaker 1: They have songs. It's interesting. Some of their songs are

19:54 Speaker 1: only a couple of minutes long, summer like eight minutes.

19:58 Speaker 1: But we're gonna play one more and then we can't

20:00 Speaker 1: get Dennis on the line.

20:01 Speaker 6: We will move on.

20:02 Speaker 1: But here this is called burn that bridge.

20:20 Speaker 12: The boy I condone me wroteeplings about it, a pregnant

20:30 Speaker 12: face I.

20:31 Speaker 10: Could never please.

20:32 Speaker 4: It's a ways to in the.

20:35 Speaker 6: End o my rest, I want to read.

20:46 Speaker 8: By reason.

20:49 Speaker 6: We got to slam it rom.

20:58 Speaker 8: Le me.

21:12 Speaker 6: Rock strap slave feeling a lot.

21:17 Speaker 3: The last thing.

21:20 Speaker 8: Go stas the bold, the earth, the one way, the

21:27 Speaker 8: way from that.

21:30 Speaker 6: Got every mon got cram before pastime.

21:38 Speaker 5: I then got anything.

21:40 Speaker 8: I mean, I don't want.

23:42 Speaker 1: That's a catchy one, isn't it. It's got a great

23:44 Speaker 1: hook that has burned that bridge. The band is the

23:46 Speaker 1: Gray Curtain. And I think we have Dennis on the

23:48 Speaker 1: line with us. Dennis, are you there?

23:50 Speaker 7: Yes?

23:51 Speaker 1: I am Dennis.

23:52 Speaker 12: What have you got?

23:54 Speaker 1: What have you got going on this weekend? You've got

23:56 Speaker 1: no Masters Fest? Right? Tell us about it?

23:59 Speaker 10: Yeah? Yeah, Well we had no Master's Fest last night one.

24:04 Speaker 10: We had night one last night over at the Raven

24:07 Speaker 10: and Worcester. Yeah, and we had a we had a

24:10 Speaker 10: great turnout. A lot of people came in, a lot

24:13 Speaker 10: of people donated. We've got about five hundred dollars worth

24:16 Speaker 10: of donations and we're basically we're trying to raise money

24:22 Speaker 10: for funds and awareness for for rehab programs around New England.

24:30 Speaker 10: And today we're having no Masters Fest Night two over

24:35 Speaker 10: at the Cabinet of Curiosities over in Colchester, Connecticut. A

24:41 Speaker 10: lot of great talent, a lot of great bands. Great

24:44 Speaker 10: Curtain will be playing. But we also have crow Hill,

24:49 Speaker 10: we have Fear of the mass Is, we have Ape,

24:55 Speaker 10: we have the Big Sun. Anyone that hasn't heard any

24:58 Speaker 10: of these bands really needs to check them out. And

25:03 Speaker 10: Mary Antoilette and the Runs and yeah, we're we're hoping

25:10 Speaker 10: to We're hoping to get I'm I'm open to get

25:17 Speaker 10: to at least the South to get a you know,

25:20 Speaker 10: one of those cashiers checks and bring it over to

25:22 Speaker 10: Centerlink so they can just disperse it how they see fit.

25:27 Speaker 1: So just to be clear, so are you the promoter?

25:30 Speaker 1: Are you the main person who's been putting all of

25:32 Speaker 1: this on this big event?

25:35 Speaker 10: Yeah? Yeah, basically you know, I so on on the fourteenth,

25:44 Speaker 10: on Thursday, I was five years sober and alcohol and excellent,

25:53 Speaker 10: thank you. I wanted to do. I want to do something,

25:57 Speaker 10: you know, bigger than me, bigger than just me doing

26:00 Speaker 10: a show, and you know, doing the whole raw raw thing.

26:03 Speaker 10: So I'm I'm trying to help people that kind of

26:07 Speaker 10: swim in my seat, you know, people that suffer from

26:11 Speaker 10: depression and anxiety and alcohol abuse, and especially around this

26:16 Speaker 10: time of year, people really need to know that people

26:20 Speaker 10: are there for them. I've spent I've spent a couple

26:25 Speaker 10: of Thanksgivings alone hoping that you know, a phone would ring,

26:30 Speaker 10: or you know, someone would care enough to like invite me,

26:35 Speaker 10: and instead, I just you know, drank by myself. And

26:39 Speaker 10: I don't wish that on anybody. So I'm hoping that

26:44 Speaker 10: we can, like I said, we can raise awareness that

26:50 Speaker 10: there are these programs out there that people can utilize

26:53 Speaker 10: to help them through the holidays.

26:56 Speaker 1: Yeah, it is a very I mean, it almost sounds

26:58 Speaker 1: cliche to say it, but really is true. The holidays

27:01 Speaker 1: can be a very lonely time for a lot of people.

27:04 Speaker 1: Whether it's a situation where perhaps they've lost people, they've

27:09 Speaker 1: lost family members or you know, or they're isolated, perhaps

27:13 Speaker 1: they're living in an area where they don't know anybody,

27:16 Speaker 1: or you know, as you alluded to, they're just going

27:19 Speaker 1: through a lot. They've got issues that they're dealing with

27:22 Speaker 1: and and you know, it's kind of and obviously I'm

27:27 Speaker 1: not telling you anything you don't know, but it's it

27:31 Speaker 1: can be kind of a cycle, right because you know,

27:35 Speaker 1: if you have certain issues that might push people away,

27:39 Speaker 1: and then the more that pushes people away, the more

27:41 Speaker 1: isolated you end up. And then so those issues actually

27:46 Speaker 1: just get harder and harder. So so I think what

27:49 Speaker 1: you're doing, you know, with that awareness through your own

27:54 Speaker 1: personal experience and I'm sure obviously what you've observed with

27:57 Speaker 1: others as well, that this can be a very lonely

28:01 Speaker 1: time for people, and people do need to know that

28:03 Speaker 1: there's that there's help, and that there's you know, and

28:06 Speaker 1: that they have options. And it's it's very very hard

28:10 Speaker 1: because you know, the way the brain works, we establish

28:14 Speaker 1: these patterns in our minds that then it's difficult to

28:18 Speaker 1: break out of them, and so it's hard for somebody,

28:21 Speaker 1: you know, people Sometimes people will look at people who

28:24 Speaker 1: have issues, whether it be alcoholism or a drug issue

28:27 Speaker 1: or or anything anything that's really affecting them and say, well,

28:30 Speaker 1: why don't they just stop or why don't they just

28:32 Speaker 1: get help? And it's hard to break out of those patterns,

28:37 Speaker 1: and even positive change can be very difficult. So so

28:41 Speaker 1: I think what you're doing is is wonderful?

28:43 Speaker 13: Are you?

28:44 Speaker 1: Is there more than one organization that you're raising money

28:46 Speaker 1: for or is it for a specific organization or how

28:49 Speaker 1: does that work?

28:51 Speaker 10: Well, I have a list that I'm trying to raise

28:57 Speaker 10: money for. We have a like I said, I'm sorry,

29:02 Speaker 10: it wasn't Centerlink, it was Community Health Link. Okay, but yeah,

29:07 Speaker 10: between Saint Vincent Behavioral Health, we have Arbor Counseling Services,

29:15 Speaker 10: Sadiva Health of Wister, like I have Recovery Clean Slate.

29:22 Speaker 10: I'm turning very very hard to at least raise money

29:27 Speaker 10: for one of these programs. And it's not even that

29:32 Speaker 10: they're asking for money. It's not that they're asking for donations.

29:36 Speaker 10: For all, I know, these guys don't need my help,

29:39 Speaker 10: but I do know that I feel I need to

29:44 Speaker 10: do something, Yes, because whether these programs need the the

29:51 Speaker 10: awareness you know, you know, for someone with a megaphone saying, hey,

29:57 Speaker 10: these programs exist. Up until very recently, someone like me

30:05 Speaker 10: would have needed these programs because you know, so many

30:11 Speaker 10: people only think that there's AA and celebrate recovery alan on.

30:17 Speaker 10: You know, there are other venues. Not that those programs

30:21 Speaker 10: aren't successful, not that they don't work for people, but

30:26 Speaker 10: you know, for some, you know, they need different avenues.

30:30 Speaker 10: So I'm trying really hard to but mostly just to

30:37 Speaker 10: raise the awareness that these programs.

30:39 Speaker 4: Exist right now.

30:41 Speaker 1: I think that's important because, as you say, not everything

30:45 Speaker 1: works for everyone. Everyone's different, and I do think it's

30:48 Speaker 1: important that people have options in terms of what kind

30:51 Speaker 1: of help, what kind of treatment, what kind of counseling

30:55 Speaker 1: they get, and so forth. And I think you know,

30:57 Speaker 1: as you mentioned too, you don't know that these organizations

31:00 Speaker 1: necessarily need financial help. But it's it's a pretty safe bet,

31:06 Speaker 1: you know, when when we're talking about mental health and

31:10 Speaker 1: addiction and all of that kind of thing. Everything in

31:13 Speaker 1: that realm, there's never enough money. You know, these organizations

31:16 Speaker 1: always need more help so that they can expand their

31:19 Speaker 1: resources and help more people. So I think it's a

31:21 Speaker 1: I think it's a pretty safe bet that they'll be

31:24 Speaker 1: able to put the money that you're raising to good use.

31:27 Speaker 1: So I think that's I think that's fantastic what you're doing.

31:31 Speaker 1: And any any negative experience, you know, we talk about

31:34 Speaker 1: it on the show a lot, and I'm sure we

31:36 Speaker 1: talked about it when when you were here that day.

31:40 Speaker 1: Anytime that you can take things that are negative, things

31:42 Speaker 1: that are dark, and create something positive from them, whether

31:46 Speaker 1: it's through music like like your band The Gray Curtain,

31:50 Speaker 1: or whether it's also through what you're doing putting on

31:53 Speaker 1: an event like No Master's Fest to raise money and awareness,

31:57 Speaker 1: you know, anything positive that you can pull out of

32:00 Speaker 1: these negative experiences. I think that's that's the best therapy.

32:04 Speaker 1: I think when you can take take dark things and

32:06 Speaker 1: make them positive or make something positive out of them

32:10 Speaker 1: in some way. So have you done this before? No

32:14 Speaker 1: Masters Fast or is this the first year?

32:17 Speaker 10: This is the first year. This is the first time

32:19 Speaker 10: I'm attempting anything like this. I've tried, like, I've booked

32:24 Speaker 10: shows before, but I've never done a benefit. So I

32:26 Speaker 10: am a complete and total novice. But as I as

32:32 Speaker 10: I mentioned, you know, I'm yeah, I just want to

32:36 Speaker 10: do a good thing, you know, I want to think

32:38 Speaker 10: of others in this time that you know, that really

32:41 Speaker 10: need to help. It's uh, I mean, that's basically, in

32:46 Speaker 10: my opinion, that's all that any of us should be

32:49 Speaker 10: doing right year round, not just this time of year,

32:53 Speaker 10: but this time of year seems to be the time

32:56 Speaker 10: that we, you know, we all should be getting together

33:00 Speaker 10: and you know, helping people in need. You know, I

33:05 Speaker 10: work for meals on wheels and I'm constantly driving by

33:09 Speaker 10: churches that are looking for help, you know, with food

33:12 Speaker 10: kitchens and food pantries, things of that nature, clothing drives

33:17 Speaker 10: and whatnot. You know, you know you can, you know

33:22 Speaker 10: you can do that. You can start there and just

33:25 Speaker 10: help somebody that has less than you, that may you know,

33:32 Speaker 10: little things like that could help somebody with melancholia, major

33:37 Speaker 10: depression disorder, hyper anxiety and help them realize, if only

33:43 Speaker 10: for like one extra day, that someone does care, someone

33:48 Speaker 10: does care enough to want them to get out of

33:51 Speaker 10: the ditch that they're in. And you know, I don't

33:54 Speaker 10: think we I don't think we realized that enough. You know,

33:57 Speaker 10: I think, oh, you know, what's the you know, it's

34:01 Speaker 10: not that big of a deal. It is that big

34:03 Speaker 10: of a deal to just to just show somebody that

34:06 Speaker 10: you care enough to do something like that. You know,

34:11 Speaker 10: is it goes along the way. Because I've been the

34:14 Speaker 10: guy in line at a food pantry. I've been the

34:16 Speaker 10: guy homeless, sleeping on a sleeping on a bench, you know,

34:21 Speaker 10: crashing on people's couches, you know, going to a soup kitchen,

34:25 Speaker 10: you know, and I know that these programs helped me

34:31 Speaker 10: through a lot. Yeah, and I I, at the risk

34:37 Speaker 10: of sounding redundant, I just want to help. I just

34:39 Speaker 10: want to help people that you know, have less than me.

34:42 Speaker 10: I don't have a lot, don't get me wrong, you know,

34:45 Speaker 10: but I I know that there are a lot of

34:48 Speaker 10: people out there that have a lot less than me,

34:51 Speaker 10: and I just want to help those.

34:52 Speaker 1: People, right right, I think that's fantastic.

34:57 Speaker 6: Is this going to be?

34:58 Speaker 1: You said this is your your first attempt with one.

35:00 Speaker 4: Is this going to be?

35:01 Speaker 1: Are you planning to make this an annual event? I

35:03 Speaker 1: know you're I know you're probably right at the moment,

35:05 Speaker 1: you're probably just trying to get through this weekend, because,

35:07 Speaker 1: let's be honest, putting on something like this is a

35:09 Speaker 1: lot of work. It's a lot of stress.

35:11 Speaker 8: Yeah.

35:12 Speaker 1: But but but it sounds like it's something you'd you'd

35:14 Speaker 1: probably like to do every year.

35:17 Speaker 10: Oh yeah, yeah, you mentioned I would. I absolutely what.

35:21 Speaker 10: I was talking about it last year while I was

35:23 Speaker 10: on stage. I'm like, Man, wouldn't it be great if

35:25 Speaker 10: we could do this every year around this time? Yeah,

35:27 Speaker 10: you know, right around Thanksgiving? But you mentioned the stress,

35:32 Speaker 10: It's like between the chemo and you know, the chemotherapy

35:35 Speaker 10: and the stress of this show. I'm like looking at

35:38 Speaker 10: the top of my head, I'm like, and it's tenny,

35:43 Speaker 10: but but yeah, I'm yeah, I'm hoping that this this

35:47 Speaker 10: becomes an annual thing and more people join in the help.

35:53 Speaker 10: You know, I can't thank you guys enough for having

35:57 Speaker 10: me on to talk about this. You know, I got

36:01 Speaker 10: in about I got in about three o'clock last night,

36:04 Speaker 10: and I was floating on a cloud.

36:06 Speaker 9: Man.

36:06 Speaker 10: Yeah, I was so happy with the turnout. I was

36:10 Speaker 10: so happy with the amount of donations, between the people

36:14 Speaker 10: that were there who gave cash for donations, and and

36:20 Speaker 10: the people that walked in and say, hey, can I venmo?

36:23 Speaker 10: You can I PayPal?

36:24 Speaker 11: You?

36:24 Speaker 10: I said, you know, I didn't even think of that.

36:26 Speaker 10: Absolutely yes, you know. So I'm man, I'm really hoping.

36:35 Speaker 10: I'm really hoping we can make this an annual thing.

36:37 Speaker 11: Yeah.

36:38 Speaker 10: Yeah, short story long, I'm hoping that we can make

36:41 Speaker 10: this an annual thing. Absolutely.

36:43 Speaker 1: Yeah, No, I'm sure you can do it. By the way,

36:45 Speaker 1: what is the significance of the name No Masters Fest?

36:50 Speaker 10: Well, I I kind of figured it's it goes back

36:58 Speaker 10: to you know, alcohol was my master. You know when

37:03 Speaker 10: I when I was drinking, I could not I could

37:08 Speaker 10: not spend a day, I could not spend an hour

37:11 Speaker 10: without thinking to myself, Well, the package store opens in

37:15 Speaker 10: about ten minutes, you know, the you know the I

37:20 Speaker 10: could probably hit up the bar at some point tonight,

37:23 Speaker 10: you know, just grab a couple of shots. I call

37:26 Speaker 10: them like whiskey wattages, you know, Stevie ray Vaughan. You

37:29 Speaker 10: know I would, Yeah, I would have that constantly in

37:34 Speaker 10: my head. Alcohol was my master, you know, and I

37:39 Speaker 10: look at all drugs, you know, and this is not

37:42 Speaker 10: don't get me wrong, this is not my saying. You

37:45 Speaker 10: know that alcohol is my master. You know, alcohol is

37:49 Speaker 10: not my master. You know, alcohol is not the boss

37:52 Speaker 10: of me. Yeah, but we all have those things. I mean,

37:57 Speaker 10: over eaters have junk food, you know. You know, any

38:01 Speaker 10: person that has that that addiction that they can't they

38:09 Speaker 10: can't quite get over, you know. You know, it's kind

38:13 Speaker 10: of like that is your master. That's the thing that

38:16 Speaker 10: is running your life and telling you what to do.

38:19 Speaker 10: The the significance of No Masters Fest is we're trying

38:22 Speaker 10: to get past that. Yeah, you know, any you know,

38:26 Speaker 10: anyone that comes to these shows has to realize that

38:29 Speaker 10: these devices are not your master. You are the You

38:35 Speaker 10: are in charge of your own life, and the best

38:40 Speaker 10: way to do that is to have someone there, you know,

38:42 Speaker 10: helping you realize that, because sometimes, especially when it comes

38:46 Speaker 10: to addiction, especially when you have you know, some sort

38:49 Speaker 10: of mental illness, it's it's very difficult to be able

38:55 Speaker 10: to accept and it's very difficult to say, I am

39:00 Speaker 10: in control of.

39:01 Speaker 1: My life, right.

39:03 Speaker 10: This is not this does not run my life right.

39:06 Speaker 10: And that and that's where the No Masters Fest comes from.

39:10 Speaker 1: I kind of suspected that that was the meaning behind it,

39:15 Speaker 1: but I didn't know, obviously, And it's cool that I'm

39:18 Speaker 1: glad that I was right, because I think that's a

39:21 Speaker 1: great concept. I think that's a fantastic name to call

39:25 Speaker 1: this event the No Master's Fest. And and I think

39:28 Speaker 1: the way that you said that, the way that you

39:30 Speaker 1: explained that was excellent, And yeah, exactly. You know, I'm

39:33 Speaker 1: a hypnotherapist, and when I see clients for various issues

39:35 Speaker 1: like you know, people who want to quit smoking and

39:37 Speaker 1: things like that, or other types of addition addiction rather

39:41 Speaker 1: be the physical addiction or even you know, just psychological addiction,

39:44 Speaker 1: and you know, it's It's one of the things that

39:47 Speaker 1: I try to impress on them is not only when

39:50 Speaker 1: we're doing the pre talk for the session, but during

39:52 Speaker 1: the actual session itself. I give them hypnotic suggestions that

39:55 Speaker 1: you are in control. Nothing else can control you. You

39:58 Speaker 1: are in control. And uh but it's you know, it's

40:03 Speaker 1: like I was saying earlier, sometimes it's hard for people

40:05 Speaker 1: to accept that because it's even positive change once those

40:09 Speaker 1: patterns are established, even positive change can be difficult for people.

40:15 Speaker 1: But I really like the way you explained that, and

40:17 Speaker 1: I think it's very empowering. And you know, there might

40:20 Speaker 1: be somebody out there listening who heard what you said

40:22 Speaker 1: and is now thinking about their own addiction or their

40:26 Speaker 1: own problems, whatever it may be, thinking about that in

40:28 Speaker 1: a new way and thinking about, Oh, I like what

40:31 Speaker 1: Dennis said. You know this, this doesn't have to be

40:34 Speaker 1: my master. I'm in like you said, you're in charge

40:36 Speaker 1: of your own life. And and I think even just

40:39 Speaker 1: saying that to people and telling people that I think

40:41 Speaker 1: might might help somebody, you know. So I think that's

40:45 Speaker 1: I think that's excellent. And uh so tonight, so tell

40:50 Speaker 1: us again for for people listening live, Uh, where where

40:54 Speaker 1: again is the event tonight. If people want to go.

40:58 Speaker 10: The event tonight is that Cabinet of Curiosities. We had

41:02 Speaker 10: a bit of a snap who with the venue, so

41:05 Speaker 10: we moved it over to Cabinet Curiosities. It's over in

41:09 Speaker 10: uh Colchester, Connecticut. Uh, you know a lot of great bands. Uh,

41:16 Speaker 10: there's going to be a couple of vendors. Black Noise

41:19 Speaker 10: Magazine is going to be there. Uh, there's a there's

41:25 Speaker 10: going to be uh six bands total, and we're really

41:30 Speaker 10: hoping you know. Uh, admission is just a donation. You

41:35 Speaker 10: have a dollar. If you have a dollar, donate it.

41:38 Speaker 10: If you have ten dollars, if you can spare it,

41:40 Speaker 10: donate it.

41:41 Speaker 6: You know.

41:42 Speaker 10: Uh, this is not about you know, an admission fee.

41:47 Speaker 1: Uh.

41:47 Speaker 10: There's going to be a box over at the door.

41:51 Speaker 10: Just put whatever you can in the box and come

41:55 Speaker 10: in enjoy the show.

41:57 Speaker 12: Yeah.

41:58 Speaker 10: But yes, it's a Cabinet Curiosities in Colchester, Connecticut.

42:02 Speaker 1: What time does it start?

42:05 Speaker 9: Uh?

42:06 Speaker 10: The first bench should be going on around uh around

42:11 Speaker 10: uh seven o'clock.

42:14 Speaker 1: Yeah, I've been of Curiosities. That's a that's a cool

42:16 Speaker 1: name for a venue.

42:17 Speaker 4: I like that.

42:20 Speaker 10: Yeah. Yeah, Uh, it's a it's a shop over in Colchester.

42:25 Speaker 10: You know, they they uh they specialize in uh you

42:30 Speaker 10: know little uh excuse me, I'm like, I'm still half

42:37 Speaker 10: half asleep from last night.

42:39 Speaker 11: Uh.

42:40 Speaker 10: You know they uh you know, they basically just uh

42:44 Speaker 10: you know, they're like any other story. You know, they

42:46 Speaker 10: sell uh they sell their merchandise, and they were willing

42:49 Speaker 10: to hold this, uh this event in their kind of

42:53 Speaker 10: like the back rooms of the shop. You know, they're

42:56 Speaker 10: they're getting a pa set up for us, and uh yeah,

43:00 Speaker 10: it's honestly, I cannot I cannot wait too to jam

43:06 Speaker 10: out with these bands, like I know, uh, I know

43:09 Speaker 10: a lot of these bands from a long time that

43:12 Speaker 10: have Yeah, we just have a good rapport with each other.

43:15 Speaker 10: So it's gonna be a lot of fun regardless. And

43:17 Speaker 10: I'm really hoping that people will come and uh enjoy

43:21 Speaker 10: it because it's just gonna be a good atmosphere. I think.

43:24 Speaker 12: Yeah.

43:25 Speaker 1: By the way, are you are you documenting this at all?

43:28 Speaker 1: This this weekend?

43:29 Speaker 10: Is there?

43:30 Speaker 1: Are are you recording anything?

43:32 Speaker 10: Are you?

43:32 Speaker 3: Uh?

43:33 Speaker 1: Is there will there be a video available of some

43:35 Speaker 1: of these bands or just for people who maybe aren't

43:38 Speaker 1: able to make it but want to check.

43:40 Speaker 10: It out after the fact, you know, I It's one

43:44 Speaker 10: of those things I did not think of, was to

43:48 Speaker 10: get somebody to record the whole experience, you know, next year. Yeah,

43:53 Speaker 10: but uh yeah, but people did record. Uh. I believe

43:58 Speaker 10: there was some recording during Big Sun last night, the

44:03 Speaker 10: Big Son. I can't keep saying Big Son, the Big

44:06 Speaker 10: Son last night.

44:09 Speaker 9: Uh.

44:10 Speaker 10: I'm pretty sure people were recording during Paradise is canceled,

44:16 Speaker 10: you know, Shade Upon uh and Trouble Parachutes Aluminium they

44:24 Speaker 10: I'm fairly certain people who are recording during those during

44:30 Speaker 10: those sets. But you know, you you definitely just you know,

44:34 Speaker 10: sparked an idea, you know, like turned the light bulb

44:37 Speaker 10: on in my head. I'm like, why I didn't I

44:39 Speaker 10: have somebody documenting all this? But it's just one of

44:43 Speaker 10: those things, like I was, I was trying to get

44:45 Speaker 10: the show together, you know, and try to get it

44:48 Speaker 10: to go off without a hitch. Yeah, I just you've

44:52 Speaker 10: got a lot on mot those things I did not

44:54 Speaker 10: think of.

44:54 Speaker 1: You've got a lot on your plate already just doing

44:57 Speaker 1: just doing a two night event like this at at

44:59 Speaker 1: different venues and everything. You know, it's it's it's already

45:02 Speaker 1: a lot. So yeah, something to think about for next year.

45:04 Speaker 1: But but I think it's I think it's fantastic, Dennis,

45:07 Speaker 1: what you're doing. And uh, I'm sure tonight will be

45:11 Speaker 1: I'm sure tonight will be very successful. And it sounds

45:14 Speaker 1: like last night went great, So that's that's wonderful. We'll

45:17 Speaker 1: let you go in a moment. But anything we should

45:20 Speaker 1: know about the Gray Curtain by the way, anything anything

45:23 Speaker 1: new uh there or you know what we played. I'm

45:25 Speaker 1: gonna actually at the end of the segment, I'm gonna

45:27 Speaker 1: play clip the Stitch. I really love that. That's that's

45:30 Speaker 1: pretty pretty epic. But anything we should know about the

45:33 Speaker 1: Gray Curtain going forward since we had.

45:36 Speaker 10: You on, well, uh, you know this, Uh, this will

45:41 Speaker 10: be our last show of the year. Yeah, I got

45:45 Speaker 10: to emphasize that of the year. Yes, and uh, we're

45:49 Speaker 10: going to go into hibernation mode.

45:52 Speaker 6: Uh.

45:53 Speaker 10: We just locked in a new sense player, uh, and

45:58 Speaker 10: we're trying to lock in a drummer. We have a

46:00 Speaker 10: couple of really talented candidates that we have to narrow

46:08 Speaker 10: down to one. We have one in particular that we're

46:12 Speaker 10: hoping we'll stick around. But but yeah, we'll we'll be

46:17 Speaker 10: going into hibernation mode and probably coming back. Uh, like

46:23 Speaker 10: March April. My birthday is April second, so I'm kind

46:27 Speaker 10: of you know, I'm kind of hoping to do a

46:29 Speaker 10: show around then, but there may be an opportunity for

46:34 Speaker 10: one more show before before the end of the year.

46:38 Speaker 10: We're we're hoping, uh to get one more in there.

46:42 Speaker 10: But if it doesn't happen, it's okay. You know, we've

46:45 Speaker 10: had we've had a pretty successful year between the New

46:49 Speaker 10: England Music Award nomination and uh, you know, the Battle

46:52 Speaker 10: of the Bands and uh, the Halloween show over at Terminus.

46:58 Speaker 10: You know, we've you know, we we've wrenched out and

47:00 Speaker 10: we went to Maine this year. We never did that before.

47:05 Speaker 10: We played Charlie's Hill over in eleven minutes. As far

47:09 Speaker 10: as what we're gonna be doing in the future, you know,

47:15 Speaker 10: we're hoping that the you know, to write the next

47:18 Speaker 10: album within the next few months. You know, we have

47:22 Speaker 10: like seven eight songs already ready to go, and we're

47:27 Speaker 10: hoping to do a double Oh.

47:28 Speaker 1: Wow, cool, very cool, outstanding. Look forward to that. Look

47:32 Speaker 1: forward to that. I'm a big fan, you know, the project.

47:35 Speaker 1: It's it's unique, but it's also very accessible. That song burned,

47:38 Speaker 1: that bridge, that's not one of the ones that we

47:40 Speaker 1: played when you were on the show before. But man,

47:43 Speaker 1: I love that. That's that is so catchy, you know,

47:47 Speaker 1: kind of singing along to it in the studio. But great,

47:49 Speaker 1: great stuff. So all right, Dennis, we'll let you go

47:53 Speaker 1: in a moment. One more quick plug for tonight and

47:56 Speaker 1: then I know you've got another busy day ahead of you.

47:58 Speaker 1: But just remind our listeners anyone just joining us about

48:02 Speaker 1: the about night two of No Masters Fest this evening.

48:07 Speaker 10: Uh yeah, it's No Master's Fest over in Colchester, Connecticut.

48:13 Speaker 10: Over at the Cabinet of Curiosities. We've got the Gray

48:16 Speaker 10: Curtain of course playing. Uh there's scarecrow Hill, Fear the Masses,

48:22 Speaker 10: Mary Antwilllett and the runs Ape and the Big Sun

48:27 Speaker 10: are all going to be playing in this in the shop,

48:31 Speaker 10: hoping to raise awareness and funds for rehab programs around

48:36 Speaker 10: New England. It should should be should be a great

48:39 Speaker 10: time and we hope people will will come in just

48:42 Speaker 10: have a great time and donate.

48:44 Speaker 1: Absolutely I predict a very successful night. So it's fantastic

48:49 Speaker 1: what you're doing, Dennis, And thank you so much for

48:51 Speaker 1: calling us today and always wonderful to speak with you.

48:54 Speaker 1: And I'm sure, we'll we'll do it again in the

48:57 Speaker 1: not too distant future. But thank you Dennis, and good

49:00 Speaker 1: luck tonight. I know it's going to be great.

49:02 Speaker 10: Hey, thanks, thank you guys so much for having me. Seriously,

49:06 Speaker 10: it's it's so great to be able to do this.

49:09 Speaker 10: Thank you for allowing me to do this.

49:11 Speaker 1: Oh absolutely, you got it man. All right, Dennis, we'll

49:13 Speaker 1: talk to you soon. Take care, al bye bye, all right,

49:17 Speaker 1: bye bye. All right Dennis Layton from the band The

49:19 Speaker 1: Great Curtain, and we will close the segment with Clip

49:22 Speaker 1: the Stitch, another great track from The Gray Curtain, and

49:26 Speaker 1: the album is called The Florist. I recommend you check

49:29 Speaker 1: it out. And then coming up an hour number two,

49:32 Speaker 1: we have Liz and a couple of other folks from

49:35 Speaker 1: the Mosaic Art Collective right here in Manchester. But here

49:38 Speaker 1: it is Clip the Stitch.

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50:25 Speaker 7: I in.

50:49 Speaker 11: It is.

51:00 Speaker 6: All of my past until the time. Heavy burden in

51:06 Speaker 6: my pride and help make.

51:08 Speaker 8: Me what I saw the gods to be.

51:13 Speaker 6: My Papa Brock, my father, he's the mine. But Father

51:19 Speaker 6: and you won.

51:23 Speaker 4: I shall not see I shall not live to the

51:27 Speaker 4: street mother again.

51:31 Speaker 6: It's true.

51:34 Speaker 5: Still see to sh.

52:13 Speaker 11: This kind of funny.

52:16 Speaker 4: I was all behind the yet nicantle the story, coup the.

52:22 Speaker 1: Stitue, leave me on the stresses and the spies. Well,

52:33 Speaker 1: I think it's kind of funny you.

52:37 Speaker 6: All, how never leave this story.

52:42 Speaker 1: I'll cut the statue, me on distresses.

52:45 Speaker 8: And the spy of the pas.

52:57 Speaker 7: All of my last mistakes, backing to re pardon and

53:02 Speaker 7: dollow me if the moting and the state.

53:07 Speaker 8: But alaw ho ms welcome to the lad a sup

53:14 Speaker 8: with her a shot.

53:18 Speaker 6: A show, a a shove on to my home.

53:22 Speaker 5: O t.

53:27 Speaker 13: S still, well, listen to the sun, she said, it's time.

53:39 Speaker 10: To over think.

53:44 Speaker 6: It's kind of funny. It's a salty hide.

53:48 Speaker 13: Didn't get the baconpletely.

53:50 Speaker 7: Still, how couldn't this the true? The shops in the time,

53:56 Speaker 7: a human disoluding on the on the to its the

54:03 Speaker 7: siens the door, you say, my cad.

54:06 Speaker 6: And now she's gone.

54:10 Speaker 7: On the tour is the sims the thought, my cads

54:15 Speaker 7: and now she's gone away.

54:52 Speaker 8: It's the child. Just to speak about this a long

55:01 Speaker 8: way to the challenge, just to.

55:02 Speaker 6: Speaking in this world.

55:08 Speaker 9: Well, she said, we'd always been together. She died, she said,

55:23 Speaker 9: other looking forever.

55:27 Speaker 8: What more? She died?

55:29 Speaker 4: No, she said she said she said that she would

55:34 Speaker 4: never leave me if she said, she said, she said,

55:38 Speaker 4: I love would never die.

55:40 Speaker 6: She said, she said, she said that she would.

55:44 Speaker 8: Never leave me.

55:45 Speaker 6: She said, she said she said I would never die.

55:51 Speaker 14: She said, she said she said that she would never

55:55 Speaker 14: leave me. She say, she said she said, hall love

56:00 Speaker 14: never die. She said, she said she said that she

56:05 Speaker 14: never She said, she said, she said.

56:39 Speaker 8: Dies dies, and.

56:54 Speaker 7: The moss, the noise and my ahead, and now she's gone, gone,

57:04 Speaker 7: gone on them the time, the sign, the noise.

57:09 Speaker 10: Said by head.

57:11 Speaker 6: And now she's gone. Well I have a stab again.

57:26 Speaker 8: Will a man by many? Then?

57:31 Speaker 10: Will I die?

57:45 Speaker 12: I shall do, I shall God's leave.

57:50 Speaker 6: I shall not live till as you again. I shall do.

57:58 Speaker 8: I shall not.

58:01 Speaker 6: I shall hand until my word mother again, I shall not.

58:08 Speaker 6: I shall not to me. I shall not let till

58:13 Speaker 6: my whole man of a girl

58:24 Speaker 8: Again