Well I kind of like how some of these it just starts in the beginning and it's in the middle of a conversation

Not really a middle of a conversation but when these intros it's like it's not pre-packaged. Yeah, it's not pre-packaged. We're doing it.

Well, shit man, then let's talk about this, which is most likely episode 3, and this is kind of before I even was recorded before I even became a host.

It must, let's see, it's August of 2018,

and this must have been recorded in February of 2018, I believe.

Yeah, or maybe March.

So you were, you were actually our first guest and now you're a host and so how how crude conversations started was James Storley, aka Tubby, and myself, wanted to do a podcast together.

And so crude conversations is eventually what it turned into and it was going to be a monthly podcast and we were going to just interview it was the same

concept we were going to interview anybody you know Alaskans known and unknown or something

like that or soon to be known I think that that was the the tagline and so

Tubby actually pretty recently moved back to fairbanks where he's from for work. And so he's not able to be a host on crude conversations.

Hopefully we'll be able to have him on the on the show when he comes through

Anchorage, which would be great. Yeah, exactly, and guest host as well,

because I had a great time talking with him and you.

I mean.

Well, he has his own podcast, which we should probably give a shout out,

Tubby's Man Cave Project, which is,

if you are into Alaska hip-hop, he's your dude.

Yeah, for sure, definitely.

And so yeah, I had come down from Fairbanks and just once again stepped into your kitchen and we had the little USB microphone and I guess

you were talking to me about taking over Tailgate Alaska.

Yeah you had just become the director of Tailgate Alaska which is a winter festival in the Heart of Thompson Pass.

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