Hello everyone, Andy Richter here with another episode of the three questions and I'm talking

to an old pal today and I'm talking face to face which is always nice because that's

a rarity in these disease-ridden times but I get to talk to Ed Hounds. Hi Ed, how are you?

Pretty terrific. Yeah, you're here. I mean aside from your love and devotion to me because

you're into this podcast game now too, right? I'm diving in. Is this your first attempt?

Yeah, well I've done, I feel like I've been on a million podcasts just in this capacity

as a guest. Right. But yes, my first time hosting a podcast and I'm really good at it as it

turns out. I listened to the first episode. Did you really?

It was really good. Yeah, cool. No, I was being obnoxious by saying that but I am really,

really proud of it. Yeah. And it's a ton of fun. How did it come together? I had done

so many podcast interviews and I am a big consumer of podcasts and I really enjoy them and

I just was wondering like where do I fit into this space or do I even fit into the podcast

base? I didn't you do. I do. You do. Everyone does. All right. My mother does. It's such a,

it's such a like such an elastic shirt form. There's like sure why not? There's no standard.

Yeah, yeah. You want a home for 25 minutes? There you go. That's a podcast. What was I just here?

There's so many fun concepts out there. I saw TIG Nitaro yesterday and she was telling me

about, who is it that has a podcast that's like picking up comedians at the airport? And it's called

like, do you need a ride? I think it's Karen Kylgaraff and someone else, Chris Pair Banks or

so. Yeah. Yeah. Anyway, it does present some logistic issues. I guess.

I need guests that are coming in on, you know, you just find out and you bring your tape recorder.

I guess you just hang it on the airport too. With your tape recorder, right? That's what you use.

So where was I? Yeah, how it came together. Oh, you know, I have a production company and we

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