I'm Tim here today with Lance. Lance, how are you today?

Well, Tim, I'm glad you asked. I'm a little frazzled over here, but I'm doing a little better.

The internet crashed, my computer crashed, the Bluetooth on my computer doesn't work, so I'm just a mess of wires and stress.

But I don't want that to bring you down, so how are you?

I'm doing great.

Thanks for asking, and especially well, because we speak with a real interesting guy in this episode.

Danny Robbins is a writer and a journalist, and he's from across the pond, Lance,

and he does some podcasts as well, and he's a playwright, too.

This is a really fun conversation.

We were connected with Danny through a mutual friend James McMahon over Twitter,

where James wanted to know if there was anybody who could help his buddy Danny out because Danny needed to get advice from someone in law enforcement, a police officer, a former police officer, somebody of that nature.

And James McMahon connected us because of our work with private investigations for the missing.

And we connected Danny with Lou Barry, who is a former police chief of many, many, many years.

They hit it off. Danny and Lou had a conversation.

The reason why Danny needed this was because he's adapting his play to 222.

That's like the time. He's adapting that

play, which has been a wild success over there in the UK. It's going to be here in the States,

in L.A. So he needed an American cop perspective. So that's how it all came to be. Big thanks to

James McMahon for that. And then once we started looking into Danny, we realized this is a perfect

conversation for crawl space. And even though Danny was in the middle of a sweltering heat wave

and admits to sweating profusely, not because of the nature of our questions, but because of the

temperature, he certainly lived up to and exceeded expectations. He is a great podcaster. He dives

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