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 podcasts subscriptions. I mean, they set it all up for you. Investive 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 podcasts 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 app or go to www.spodify.com board slash podcasters to get started now.

All right, everybody. It's November. That means it's actually time for the bad Christian road show. I'm on a plane. As we speak, head to Nashville where we play on the eighth. And then we're going to Greensboro on the ninth and the 10th and Lynchburg, Virginia and the 11th and team that New Jersey and the 13th and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and 14th and Brooklyn, that's New York and the 15th and Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh is in Pennsylvania and Akron. You know what state that's in Ohio.

We're going to be there on the 16th and Louisville Kentucky on the 17th. We are out in the bottom talking about the bad Christian podcast on the road, Joey and everybody in these clubs and guess who we're playing with.

Emory, the band, the rock band, the emo band, the screamo band, he's legend, vocal few and Tyson, MOTSENBOKER. We're going to be doing a ton of great stuff. Get your tickets if you forgot last minute. Get them now.

Now, bcroadshow.com is where you get those tickets. Come see the Emory and he is legend rock show with the bad Christian podcast of the live. It's going to be a lot of fun.

So we get right to it. Today's show is sponsored by Honeybook. You can get 50% off your first year of Honeybook by going to Honeybook.com and use the promo code bad Christian. Let's do it.

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yeah, that's true. We got the roadshow coming up next week. My God, we got from it. It's almost Halloween. My next couple weeks by the show and the most exciting thing being that with the launch of the road show, the Emory album, finally releases.

Oh, no, remember nine. Oh, my God. The weight is over. Toby's just been talking about how the setup of this record has been so good. And I think he's totally right about that because thank you. I mean, really is because we were in control of it. But that's not to say that we're the ones that always would have known how to release a record or anything.

It's just we kind of know how to get the message out at least in the way that matches the music, the artwork thing has been successful. We get to choose, you know, what song and how do we talk about it? We can premiere it on this outlet and beat right very serious for a minute, but we can say goofing off the whole time and have powerful songs and it feels like we're just like what y'all have done to promote.

But tooth and nail back in the day wouldn't have stepped in and said you can't do that, but they would say here are some other things you need to do. Well, nobody knew. I mean, it always changes how things work. But back in that day, there was different things that would make albums big like getting on end caps and stores. Right.

And we can't do that. And it doesn't matter anyway. But at that time, they were very good at that. But there'd be, you know, when you get a team and committees and these best practices of you need to release the most pop song first that reaches the most people in turn.

Then you start to, there's some connection lost. It's just like in Hollywood, there's all these produced shows and movies and there's like no real soul behind it is like a product.

Like at some point, if you have too many people trying to make creative decisions, something will be lost. But if you're a young dumb talent, you don't know how to do anything, then you need help.

And, you know, so it's just always negotiating that. But at this point, you know, is possible for an artist to kind of control everything about their career.

Yeah, there's something lost there. And we do a terrible job of keeping up with it and putting enough behind it. We don't have to budget to do all the things.

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