This is Joe Wong. Welcome to the Trap Set. This week we returned from our pandemic-induced

hiatus with episode 300, As is the tradition established by our

previous centennial episodes, a former guest has returned to the show to interview me. We'll return to

our usual format next week with my conversation with Questlove. Creating the trap set has been a

transformative experience,

and I want to thank my co-producer, Chris,

all of our guests,

and everyone who's listened to the show over the last seven years.

Hey, this is John Worcester from the rock groups,

The Mountain Goat, Super Chunk, and the Bob Mold Band,

and I'm here with Joe Wong, host, founder, head honcho of the trap set, celebrating episode

number 300. And I'm going to turn the tables on Joe for a little bit and see what's inside his head.

Let's examine my ego for once, John.

All right.

Let's, uh, what have you been doing?

I know that there's been a, uh, is a dearth a lack or is a dearth an abundance of?

I thought a dearth was an abundance.

I think it is too.

So the, what's the other?

There's a word that's like dearth, but for the opposite.

It's a paucity.

That's what I'm looking for.

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