Hey, the folks, welcome back. Welcome to the Eric Metaxus show. I have guests on this show,

some of whom have their own shows, not called the Eric Metaxus show, because that's my name

and that's my brand. But for example, today we have on my friend Dinesh D'Souza, who has a show on

Dinesh. What do you call your show?

Well, Eric, somewhat surprisingly, I decided to call it Dinesh.

Possibly for some of the same reasons that you decided to go with the Eric Metaxa show.

But, you know, it's a weekly show. I was doing a daily podcast. I'm now kind of doing a highly

produced once a week. And I've just done two episodes, the third one, the new ones coming out

this week. And so exciting stuff. I'm very

excited about it. But with all the other Dineshs out there, you didn't feel like you needed to

clarify which Deneh? You know, Eric, when I was in Israel last year doing filming, I was at

Magdala, where Mary Magdalen is from Magdalene, and there's a priest,

an Irish priest who runs that place, and he's giving me a tour, and he goes, well, what's your

name? And I go, Dinesh. He goes, all Indians are named Dinesh. So, you know, there are not a whole

lot of Dinesh is around here, maybe, in Texas, but there are a lot of Deneches in India.

And I might want to think harder about distinguishing myself from them.

There are a lot of metaxuses in Greece, maybe not as many as there are Dineshes in India.

But I get the idea.

But yes, here, you know, you're just, you're like Sting, like Cher, like Madonna, just one name that said. People know who Dinesh is. We don't have to, you know, give you a last name. Okay, so the show is Dinesh. It's once a week, and people can find it everywhere fine tobacco products are sold.

Exactly. Well, it's on YouTube and X and Rumble and it's in audio on Apple and Spotify.

So the usual places. Okay. You were born in Mumbai, India.

Yes. In those days, was it called Bombay?

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