Mac Power users episode 627, workflows with Adam Lisagore.

Welcome to Mac Power users, everyone. This is David Sparks. Steven can't be here right now,

in case you hadn't heard in his part of the country. They're dealing with ice storms right now

and frozen trees and power outages. So Steven, one everybody know him and his family are doing great.

That he does have a gas generator, so they're getting by, but there's no internet and no ability

for him to participate today. So it's just me, but we have a guest today. Welcome to the show,

Adam Lisagore. Thank you so much. I'm happy to be back after what like a near decade gap,

how one was last time it was here. It has been a long time and I feel bad about that, but you

have it all, not at all. You have been so busy. I just felt like you shot into orbit, you know,

after you were on a show. That's the halo, right? The bump that your show gives a person like me.

Yeah, I think that's exactly what happens. I mean, people come on our show and then they

win Oscars or, you know, gold medals and Olympics. That's right. I'm going for the EGOT,

which means I have to learn how to sing and perform as a theater actor at some point.

I feel like you are a triple threat. I feel like you probably already have the tap dancing down,

but you've never told anyone. You know, I could send you a picture of my early tap dancing portrait

from, and this is legit, from I was probably four years old and my mom was really into having

me take dance lessons for a while. She was a visionary. She saw it. She was a visionary. And so I'm

just fully suited up in sequence and definitely like, thick makeup, you know, to make my lips pop

in a sailor hat. I'm pretty sure. And I could send you a portrait and you could use that for my

headshot on the show. I think that will be now your headshot at Relay FM. And that would be awesome.

I'm deeply, do you only podcast with jazz hands? Is that like the thing that you get?

I mean, constant jazz hands is the only way, which I'm, which means I can't really like type or

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