Heather Duplessy-Allen

Well, this is probably why we all drink so much, right?

No, not anymore to take that voice off.

Hey, listen, I want to actually talk to you about the show because you're going to talk.

You apparently have spent 10 years worrying about the end of the world, which is a big topic.

So we'll deal with it after the break.

Okay.

Chris Parker, 812.

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Quarter past eight, you're back with Chris Parker, and Chris was just saying I'm too relaxed in the radio studio, and then I'm too relaxed in the radio studio.

Now, Chris, talk to me about your show.

So it's all about worrying about the world for the last 10 years.

Well, okay, so you do write those blurbs before you kind of write the show, but I now know what the show is, and it is red hot.

So basically, take a good hard look at me.

It's all set on one day, the 10th of February, 2026, which is a very unimportant day.

Like nothing happened on that day, and I've checked the news, but also I wrote it on that day.

and I was tuned in to ZB like nothing happened but I chose it because like it is such an intentionally boring day that I was trying to I guess like hit this feeling I feel like with me and my friends where it does feel like on one scale everything is really like feels life-threatening and like end of the movie sort of like high stakes and then on the other end of the spectrum it's like our day-to-day lives when you're sort of 35 can be quite boring but

And it's quite dizzying.

And so, yeah, that's kind of what the show's about.

So I just work through from 6 a.m.