Let's podcast alongside Dimitri Ravato.

Hello, everybody.

I'm Joe Ovious.

Inside Eifford Studios in downtown, Raleigh, thanks to Empire Properties and thanks to Copiers Plus. Check them out online at Copiers.com. Print management, document management. Get your schedules and all that kind of stuff synced up in the cloud. You and I should get our black t-shirt schedules right. We look very matchy today. We look like a couple of dudes that are trying to hold on at a nine-inch nail show here in a couple of weeks. Which we're going to be. Yes. Yes. You and I will be at that nine-inch nail show in a couple of weeks at Lenovo Center. I've been trying to stay spoiler-free, but every time I log in the Reddit, I get fed like Portland Show, Oakland. I don't want to see this. Yeah. So I have not decided if I want to remain spoiler-free or not because I got to assume, I got to assume there's a lot of show to a nine-inch nail show. So the set list probably doesn't vary. It does not vary. Yeah. That's why I'm trying to avoid. I want to see the set list, right?

Plus, I'm taking Caleb for, you know, baby's first nightish nail show. Oh, sure. So he's had a couple of, he's had a couple of miles, you know, baby's first Metallica show. He had a baby's first rage show, right? He had a baby's first rage show, baby's first death tone show earlier this year. So he's touching them all.

This really is like good parenting.

This is like extending the hand of saying,

hey, first deaf tone show earlier this year. So he's touching them all.

This really is like good parenting.

This is like extending the hand of saying, hey, I know you're angry.

So we're going to talk to Bimani Jones here in a little bit.

And one of the things that I'm curious about, and this is a recurring theme on the show when it comes to music in particular, right?

So I've been, as one does in the summer, I have been down a Steely Dan rabbit hole.

This is something Bobati and I talk about all the time in relation to Spencer.

He likes cool music, but I don't fucking get his love of Steely Dan, man.

So I enjoy Steely Dan for this.

It's very well produced.

So anytime I want to like tweak the stereo around.

Oh, okay.

I'll put on Katie Lide or Asia or something like that, right?

Because it's just incredibly produced.

I think of damn, not making records like that anymore.

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