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Welcome back to another episode of Working Class on Deercast. I think this is episode 83. I think 83 would be

after 82, if everything falls in line there. Again, this is part two, not really part two, but now

Cody's in the hot seat. Brian is like my co-host. So we're here, thank you again for driving the

long haul and making it out to the, we don't have a name for our studio, we just call it the WCB

studio. Great to be here, great studio, great spot, nice little drive with nothing 10 hours or

whatever, for me, nothing, nothing anymore. Yeah, that's all good. I'd rather do this in person

than it's way better. It just brings a better face to face, the hunting conversations better,

and then we get to hang out before and after. It's not like, okay, buy on a Zoom call, see what

you mean? We get to hang out a little bit like the eye with classic, we all hang out a little bit

and do our thing. I won't give away our location, but we get to hang out and chat there and have

our fun talk, but this is just how it should be. One thing, this seems like a common reoccurring

question I get, and I'm sure you guys think about it too being on the video side, but everyone's

always like, what's next in podcasting? Podcasting is going to go away, it's something I hear

often, and I think I don't think it ever will because people are always going to consume content.

People are always going to want to watch hunting. It's how they're watching it, but I don't ever see

it going away. Podcasting is a radio show, what an honest format. It's kind of nice. Neither

one of us is going to jump on our phone and scroll Instagram while we're having this conversation.

You're being engaged, focused, intentional, what we're talking about.

That's right, but besides hunting camp, which you still can be distracted by your phone with

your buddies, it's kind of rare that we sit down at a table and it's like, hey, look, we're going

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