All right, if you hear my voice, you know you're listening to a podcast and I have been doing podcasts for over 10 years, I think it's crazy.

But one of the things that I am jealous of is that Spotify now makes making your own podcasts so simple. I mean, it's crazy. Spotify's got to apply a platform that lets you make a podcast super easily.

Then distribute it everywhere and guess what? Even earn money all in one place for free by the way. It's called Spotify for podcasters and here's how it works. Spotify for podcasters lets you record and edit podcasts right from your phone or computer.

So no matter what your setup is like, you can start creating today. Then you can distribute it distribute your podcast to Spotify and everywhere else podcasts are heard.

Video podcasts are also available on Spotify. I mean, this is insane. With Spotify for podcasters, you can earn money in a variety of ways, including ads, podcasts and podcast subscriptions. I mean, they set it all up for you. Invested all seriously, totally free with no catch. Ever since I have discovered Spotify for podcasters, seriously, I feel like I'm on top of the world.

I'm going to be starting some new podcast by the way. In the future, if you haven't listened to some of our other podcasts besides songs and stories, you should be listening in. But Spotify for podcasters just makes it so easy. I highly recommend it. You give it a try. Download the Spotify for podcasters at or go to www.spodify.com board slash podcasters to get started now.

What's up, pions. This is Matt. Welcome back to the bad Christian podcast. We thought we'd kick you an extra episode today because we're having a good time to be in Joey and I and Reaver together hanging out. We're releasing a bunch of new Emory music. We have a song called Safe. It's on Spotify now and Facebook. And there's been a lot of response to it. So we're going to talk a little about what that song is. And then also we're going to play you an episode from a private BC club only so you guys can get a taste from what that is.

Go check out the new Emory song this episode and open up a tab at the BC club.com and hear what we're up to in the private feed over there and see you know you might want to come join us. All right, let's do it.

Yeah, God showed up. I don't give a shit when I put in my body. You don't ever fucking leave that. So if you've never done all then you're extra virgin. No girl. It's my plan. I showed you my dad. My penis when I was 25 years old. You don't get one.

Three, two, one. It's the bad bad bad bad bad bad bad bad. It's that new bad bad Christian. Yeah. All right. I'll do it.

The gyro when we started think maybe you should do have a radio voice. I kind of thought that like I thought maybe I should be a little deeper and when I talked, you know, that's all I ever knew. Even podcasts for me. They were real, but I always thought, okay, when you are on the mic, you need to, you know, because also when I'm the front man of Emory, I go, how y'all doing tonight? You know, I talk like that. Yeah, you know, I'm trying to preserve my voice and also be loud. I talk a certain way. But I think that's the defining thing about podcasting.

It's not the medium itself. Like it is not when people talk about why podcasting is cool. It's not really the medium because you can do whatever anyway. Like that's come gone. The thing that podcasting is important for is getting to hear people talk the way they normally talk. That's basically what it is. Yeah.

It's the first time when you get to hear people just talk how they talk or close or to it. And so that is the especially about podcasting is not voice of God and some people use podcasting that way. And that's not wrong. But it shows you what people really talk about podcasting. They mean, you know, when you get to hear what somebody's really like, which is super cool. Yeah. Yeah, like that. I like that. You guys doing well. Very well.

Good for the kids and everything. Georgia has not been in trouble one day. She has conformed. So she's already. She's conformed to the system. I've been at the soccer fields lately. Oh God.

And I'm I want to ask you all this though. Like do you think that what?

How will we reflect on these names this time in like 20 years? Like because we've taken a huge departure from John, Joshua, Joe and Jamie, all these J names and Robert and all this. I mean, I cannot tell you how many parents I heard shouting go wheeler.

Go go go.

And we'll or you have. I can't find. Oh, here we go.

Uh, Sully is another. Yeah, from monsters. Inc. It was named Sully. Sully. Yep. And then probably the most popular soccer name out there right now is fielding field.

Field fielding. It's so we already passed the generation of decolons and stuff. Yeah, what about Braden, Braden, Jaden, Kaden, Brax,

Brax, Brax, get more progressive. Wow. I see these names as like the new 1920 names. And I'm saying like theater and Halver and Belvedere. It's like

here's another unique branch where this I don't think it's going to last. I think people are going to go back to the solid names like William. Well, we're the thing right now that drives me crazy is not just the cutesy names, but just every alternate form of a name that prohibits you from possibly getting it right.

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