That's the only way to drive it. No, I get it. Oh, I like being on a bus. If I can tour

ruses your favorite day. Yeah, I hate buses. Just because I am I think again

I'm just accustomed to that to driving. Yeah, you know, I spent so much of my young early 20s

just driving around North America and the van. That it just feels more comfortable to me.

Just when you thought it would be safe to go back to your favorite pod catcher.

Welcome to 32 thoughts. The podcast presented by the GMC Canyon AT4X just

Jeff Merrick with you here today on a lovely summer evening. So we might be in full

off season mode, but we thought we'd drop a special interview episode as we're kind

of in music festival season, right? So we interviewed Dallas Green of city and

color and Alexis on fire in season two of the podcast. That conversation was

pretty memorable since then the Juno winning artist has released a pair of

records and we even saw Alexis on fire drop their fifth album after a 13 year

hiatus. Now ahead of the Stanley Cup playoffs, Elliott and I were invited to

dine alone records in downtown Toronto for a lengthy chat with Dallas. He was

so generous with his time. Things we talked about how the pandemic reinvigorated

his passion, playing in legendary venues, opening for rage against the machine

and a great flee stories. He talks about the Red Hot Chili Peppers, the intersection

between athletes and musicians all under the umbrella of obsession, his writing

process, mishaps and touring, and he gets into his feature piece with Ryan O'Reilly

at Massey Hall, which is in our show notes. So here you go. I hope you enjoyed as

much as we did talking to the man. There's Dallas Green, city and color and

Alexis on fire on 32 thoughts. The podcast enjoy.

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