Today on the Marvel Cinematic Universe podcast, Vincent Navajo talks the very little that he's allowed about Daredevil Born Again season two.

We, we, DC wins the first, uh, prime time live action award for a DC or Marvel property.

So, gur and, uh, the zombie, another zombies trailer dropped. And we're going to talk

about some vision quest details. All that right after this. Welcome to the Marvel

Cinematic Universe podcast. My name is Matthew Carroll. And I'm Ashley Coughlin. How you doing, Ash? I am good. This is like my first weekend and I don't know three weeks where I was like home,

but I had to catch up on a hell of a lot of podcasting. So this ass has been in this chair all weekend.

How are you? Oh, man. That's a really good question.

How am?

I haven't really checked in with myself today.

I'm good.

I'm all right.

I'm fine.

Let's move on.

I'm fine.

I'm good.

I think I'm good.

I feel like everything's a blur right now.

I just feel really busy and kind of chaos of life. And so I really, you asked me and I really did was like, can I answer that honestly? Because I really don't think I've checked in with myself. It's like a real, it's a real moment for me. I just knee jerk reaction. I'm always like, good. How are you? Yeah. Yeah. I don't think people give up fuck about my problems. No, no, like, you know, most of the time they don't, but I try to, I try to be some level of honest here. Without, without being too downer either. Like, you know, you never want to be just like, oh, fine, I guess I'm doing a podcast, but I'm not real happy about life. It just, you know, it's one thing. Well, then I would be every day. Yeah, yeah, you know, you got to keep it light. Time is tough, man. Times is tough. I always love Colbert. Stephen Colbert does like a little thing where he does, keep it light, keep it light. Anytime things get like too, like, serious on the, like, Colbert show or whatever, the late show, he'll be like, all right, keep it light, keep it light. I personally spiral into a depression after every billion dollar lottery that I don't win because you can't help it. You can't help it those few days when you buy the tickets and you're just like, I'm not going to think about it.

I'm not going to think about it. But then I'm like, but if I win, we're immediately going to Japan for a month. You know, like, I'm just, I'm going to buy a house here. I'm going to keep this. Just the plans, it's impossible not to. And then when you find out that you didn't win, And it's just like that sinking feeling of like, God, the things I would have done or could have done.

I guess the ticket's probably worth it just to have those, like, that week of excitement. It would have been $837 million. Oof, a lot of money. And do you know what? I would do great things with it. We'd be set.

You know that panda headquarters we've always been talking about?

Yeah.

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