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Hey, folks. It's your host, Mike White.

I'm sure that by now you have heard that actor Miguel Ferrer has passed away.

And it's kind of a devastating blow.

Mr. Ferrer had given us a tremendous, tremendous interview for the Robocap episode,

one of the earliest episodes of the projection booth to ever go out.

And he was just terrific to talk to.

I was so surprised that it gave us the time and that it gave so much of it.

He was really just a wonderful interview. So I've been sitting on some extra interview with him

for the longest time. I don't know why I haven't put it out, but I suppose now is the best time

to do so so that folks can remember Miguel Friere as the completely hilarious,

great raconteur, just wonderful guy that he was.

So thank you very much, Mr. Ferrer.

I'm so glad that you were on the show, and I hope that folks remember you well, because you were one heck of a guy.

You know, starting out as a drummer, you must have had, and you came up, so you probably were, I mean,

you were influenced, I'm sure, by, like, John Bonham and, like, Buddy Miles maybe, and then, but did you ever

go back and listen to, like, the Gene Krupa stuff? Yeah, I mean, not much K Miles maybe, but did you ever go back and listen to like the Gene

Grupa stuff?

Yeah, I mean, not much Krupa, but a lot of Buddy Rich.

Yeah, yeah, okay.

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