So this week is a double episode. It was a podcast swap between me and Cal Fussman.

His podcast is called Big Questions with Cal Fussman. And so I'm posting my interview of him and his interview of me and he's doing the same on his to reach new people.

Plus, I think they're both really dope. So get into it. This is Cal Fussman interviewing me

on big questions. Recognize this song? You got to keep your head up, oh, and you can let your

head down. How about this one? No, no, honey, I'm good. I can have another, but I probably should.

I got somebody at home. And if I stay, I might not leave alone. Oh, and this one. No, no, honey, I'm good. I can have another, but I probably should. Now, I got somebody at home, and if I stay, I might not leave alone.

Oh, in this one.

So suddenly I'm in love with a stranger.

I can't believe that she's mine.

Now, all I see is you with fresh eyes.

How about this one?

Good, good, good, good to be alive right about now.

Ooh, woo.

That's Andy Grammer singing his own creations.

I'm always curious about that mysterious place where music comes from.

And in Andy's case, we're about to find out.

Welcome to Big Questions.

This is Cal Fussman, and Andy Grammar has created so many songs that I love.

Today, I'm going to find out how Andy went from street performing on the Third Street

Promenade in Santa Monica without getting a single coin dropped in his guitar box throughout

an entire day to platinum hits, singing the national anthem at the World Series,

and getting me to sing along with him when I'm listening

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