All right, and we're back.

Andy Frasco's World Saved podcast, the Peach Music Fest edition.

And of course, we've got the goats, the OGs.

Jeff and John, founders of the Peach Fest, are on the show today.

What's up, guys?

How we doing?

Good man, goats.

OG just means we're old. Young goats. Young ghosts. I always had a question about this. How hard is it to build, like, what's your philosophy on building a lineup? Like, every year, how do you approach building a whole Peach Fest schedule? Well, I don't want to jump here, John, but usually start with Andy Frasco. We just go out. Let's go. Well, yeah, I clear the Frasco set first. Let's go. Thanks, boys. That's it. I appreciate it. You got to make sure the UN is together. Yeah. Start with Andy Frasco and kind of like go sideways up down and all around I love it

but but we try you know what I think it is really just what I just said it's like

you try to really go back the helmet you know the piece is all about the almond

brother so we can try to make sure that it has every little bit of surfy funky nasty

stinky but good stinky like just good get in the get in the

get in the corners of it music you know I mean like just just get there that's

why when we call our friends John Bideski and I mean and Robert Randolph about the

word tell me they got to get back together to play.

They're like, shoot, we've only done a show or two in the last couple of years.

I'm like, yeah, but y'all got to come back here and play this.

That's kind of how it happens.

If that somewhat, it is what it is.

We need road music. We need road tunes.

We want music that when you put the top down, you know, you might light up something

you might like and drive cross country and just get the smell and just the icky of it.

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