Yo, I'm Spike. Welcome to the Times Yours podcast.

Talking Eagles this week with Leigh Russikoff.

I don't hear you at Camry.

You know, I'll tell you something. Being able to record something like this at home is

magic in that when it works right, you feel like it feels pretty cool. It feels pretty

professional. But then when you wake up one morning and they're doing a construction

in your apartment building, you can't record the show because of hammering in the background

and guys yelling. It makes you feel unemployed.

You haven't soundproofed your apartment yet?

Soundproofing is so expensive, man. You notice every, I mean, you having done, you know,

I don't know if people will believe this, but Philly's today was oftentimes recorded

in your own home. And you know, would know that you never notice all of the noises and

sounds that happen in your home until you're recording something, right?

Yeah, no, I used to like hide in the closet because I have a dog who would start to bark

and, you know, one cat walking or another dog walking by. Yeah, it's a challenge. You

get a challenge there. People don't, you know, it's tough being an unemployed.

It sure is. It sure is. It's tough doing things that don't make any money while you're

unemployed. You never, I never noticed too how many times the trash truck in my street comes along.

Like how many times do you have to back up seriously? Like how long does it take to you to back up

10 feet? Does that beeping really have to go on the whole time? Who's it helping? You got three

guys in the truck. Can't you have somebody stand out back and direct you?

Yeah, the beeps. Yeah, I lived across from construction for, I was like three months in

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