Hello there, everybody. It's Will here, and we've got a bonus chopo episode for you today.

And on today's episode, we'll be talking with Dylan Redford and Harrison Fishman, who are the

creators of the new HBO documentary series, Neighbors. If you haven't seen the show, it's very much

in the vein with, like, Renfair or How To with Jonathan Wilson.

And it is a very funny documentary series featuring real people that honestly is one of the most jaw-dropping things I think I've ever seen.

Dylan Harrison, I've seen the first three episodes of this of your show so far.

And in every episode, I was screaming at my

television I just kept saying what what over and over and over again so just like real quick

describe for our listeners maybe if they haven't seen the show what is the concept behind neighbors

what is the show about and what are you guys portraying here?

Well, I mean, in just very basic terms, it's a, it's a show about neighbor disputes throughout

the United States.

And it's, you know, each episode has two different neighbor disputes that we follow in real

time as they escalate, essentially.

And I think we sort of use the neighbor dispute as sort of a window into both the kind

of like wild lives of our subjects, but also, you know, a window into sort of an American

psychology or sort of an American kind of moment and zeitgeist.

And there's a lot of reasons why we chose neighbor disputes to do that.

But that was our goal.

I'm just going to give you, like, if I had to describe this show to someone who is not

familiar with it, I'm interested in your guys' take on this. When you

started to create this show, did you intend to create what, in my opinion, is probably the most

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