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I need support staff to clean the room. Stand up and walk now. Hello and welcome to the watch on the

Channel 33 podcast feed. My name is Chris Ryan and on the other line, he's got golden ears, a silver

tongue and brass balls. It's Andy Grieholtz! They call that the Olympic podium of Cleachie

Day. That's the triple frontier of a record industry man. What's up Andy?

Chris, listen, I got to start this way. We had a lot of fun out in the warm weather. You had us there in Los Angeles last week in your

court of two shows. Most of them were back on the US and this one was going to be a little bit of back on the US too. We're going to put it at the end

because there's a bank that we've been indulging us with a lot of TV talk. I just want to say to you, it was freezing here over the weekend and we got a little bit of snow.

But not as much snow as there was to be found on Martin Scorsese's vinyl.

You know, I was a little surprised to find cocaine in a Martin Scorsese show, but there it was. It was weird. It was weird.

And again, I thought the addition of Italian American gangsters, these sort of overriding, I can't take it out.

Men have trouble negotiating home life with business interests. This was kind of left-beal turned from my man Marty. It was surprise.

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