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Hey everybody this is Greg Gutfeld. This is the one I'm very happy to have this guest today.

He is not just a personal friend of mine. Somebody who actually admits to liking me, which is rare.

He is a man of many talents. He's been a television writer and a producer, a musician, a radio host, a film and music video director.

He's the former owner of Kung Fu Records, which I think was when I first met him.

And he's known for his work in such shows as Ancient Aliens, True Nightmares, The Curse of Oak Island.

He's also a lawyer, but the worst thing about him is he plays bass.

Anyway, he's the original member of the legendary punk rock band The Vandals, whom I would hope if you're a fan of me or mine, you would be a fan of The Vandals.

He currently hosts the Joe Escalante Live from Hollywood Radio program in LA on iHeart Media's K-E-I-B-A-M, 1150. K-E-I-B-A-M, 1150.

Joining me now is Joe Escalante. Hey, Joe, how are you?

I'm good, Greg. Life is good in California. Thanks for having me on your podcast.

Did you feel the earthquakes?

The earthquakes were awesome, super fun.

And no one seems like no one got hurt, so then they're all fun. A lot of stuff falls off of shelves.

Right. Yeah, because the thing is, it's like you can't say it's fun if there's fatalities. I don't think there was a fatality.

But did they find somebody? I thought they might have found somebody crushed under a car, but I'm not sure. I'll look that up.

But I was in the, God, what was the one in 1989, Loma Prieta? Loma Prieta? That was scary as F.

I was in the, my mom, we were watching the World Series because the A's in the Giants were playing together.

And my mom and I were so excited because I'm an A's fan, my mom's a Giants fan, and we were watching it.

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