Hello, welcome to the Who Collective podcast. We talk about the NBA which we're doing on Monday afternoon.

Joining me from Austin, Texas is a professor, the author of Sproul Ball. It's Kurt Goldsbury,

Hello, Kurt. Hello, Brian. It's great to see you here on this Halloween afternoon. I know it's

not going to come out on Halloween, but happy Halloween to you. Yes, we have Halloween,

festivities planned later today. I have moved on to going trick-or-treating with my son,

and I leave the bucket or the bowl of candy out on the porch. And I know that that's

controversial, but I do it, and I don't care what anybody says. Why is that controversial?

Because people think that you shouldn't do that because of pins of just come by and steal all the

candy. I mean, what? So it's $5. You lost to me. Listen, I told you, I don't care.

Because I'm doing the same thing.

Are you going because you're going out? Is that why? Mark takes me in the kitchen.

No, because I just don't feel like opening the door. See, that's the way I feel, too.

A couple years ago on this podcast, I admitted I turned my light off and just, you know,

this before I was a parent, I just turned my light off and I was admonished. Admonished.

So the light will be on, the bowl will be out there. Mr. Spears is joining us from Oakland.

So we're-

Since your boy is throwing up the horns, you know, I got my sound. They stayed on from my

bachelor's going to put up the bell. That's right. That's a few things right there, you know,

shout out to LSU, too, man. Before the pod started, there was some mild,

I wouldn't say smack talk, but there was some sizing up for some SEC sizing up between

Texas and LSU here. I gave him a compliment.

I gave him a compliment. I'll tell you one thing we can agree on. When LSU plays Texas in football,

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