The music can still be powerful though, right?

Yeah, and actually, weirdly, I sometimes find the Wikipedia description almost as scary because it's often less so.

They're so like they don't beat around the bush.

It's like and then so, for example, Last House on the Left.

I remember I have not seen that film.

I've read the Wikipedia description, but it will be along the lines of and then they mutilate the girls and then the girl's parents find out and cut off his penis.

And you're like, oh, that's what? I don't need any more because that already has scarred me.

And I believe, Jenny, it's over to you to serve with another soundtrack for us, please.

Sorry,

is that actually right? Yeah.

But also, I think from working on the radio show together and then previously doing the film show at Classic FM, I'd had a good few number of years reading listener feedback, listener emails about film music.

And as a subject...

I mean, and I don't want to be too stereotypical, but there are a lot of, mainly guys who have strong opinions about very specific elements of the world of film music.

You don't.

Yes, the hardcore collectors.

any of it and I also think and Jenny correct me if I'm wrong here I think that the rise of electronica and that stuff has actually proved a bit of a gateway for a multiplicity of composers to be able to I mean I know women have definitely benefited from being able to work in the circumstances which doesn't involve getting the huge orchestra right at the beginning.

that's a testament to how resilient folks are up here so with that said jenny nelson gets the last word

it's not all doom and gloom this week has been fantastic air quality we've had the doors open at spirit of the wilderness is what we always love to do we love the airflow it feels like we're sort of outside when we have to be inside but the other thing is we've heard some really heartfelt people calling and asking how we're doing and how everybody's doing.

We had a customer and friend of ours buy lunch for our staff yesterday, which was really appreciated.

They just said they wanted us to have one less thing to think about, and that was really nice.

We talked with a customer whose cabin is down the Fernberg and they have a ring camera on their cabin so they can watch their bird feeders and things like that when they're not there and it sounds like their cabin had Forest Service people putting up sprinklers and somebody took time to go water their tomato plant.

which wasn't a necessity, but it was really appreciated.

And we've heard all sorts of little stories like that.

She's been busy this morning notifying her customers about the closure.

We've been calling people this morning trying to notify them about their trip so that they either don't drive up too early for a trip that's not happening or we can hopefully try to rebook the trip.

In many of the groups, we've been able to rebook the trip for a later date.

Currently, there's a number of people that are out in the Boundary Waters that are our customers.

So I have a number of groups exiting today anyways.

So we won't notify them ahead of time.

We'll just let them exit as they were planned.