Welcome everyone to a special episode of Dissect. I am your host Cole

Kushna and today I'm joined with the co-writer of season 9. He was also the

co-writer of season 7 on because of the internet. He is one Camden Ostrander. How you doing man?

I'm good. How you doing cool?

I'm doing all right. I'm excited to talk Mac with you.

Excited about the new season seems to be going going pretty well. Got some really

great words of encouragement from listeners. It's been really really positive

feedback so it's always a good feeling to get the season off the ground and

share you know what we've been working on for many, many months now.

So, yeah, it's been a while. Yeah. Yeah, so we're going to talk about faces in a little bit. Obviously that just came to streaming services so it's kind of like at least personally I kind of feel like I rediscovered the album just having it readily available.

So we're going to talk about faces later but we're going to talk about faces later, but we're going to start with kind of a general conversation around season 9 and kind of our approach to swimming in circles.

Before we get there, let's take it back to, I kind of want to hear your kind of personal

journey or relationship, I guess, with Mac Miller's music.

I'll open the conversation up to anywhere you want to take it but you know maybe

start with what you first remember about Mac Miller first time hearing him and

kind of the journey from there. I mean so for me kids came out and I was in like

eighth grade so I was a young one and for me when Mack Miller came out it was like okay

this is what the cool older kids are

listening to was kids and was like Blue Slide Park I remember I do kind of

remember like trying to listen to Blue Slide Park one time and not quite liking it but also being like,

but all the older kids, they all say this is cool, so this is probably cool, I just don't get it

or something like that. That's how it was for me at least and then I honestly like just

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