Hello friends and welcome once again to everybody's favorite therapy themed

podcast this is this changes everything I'm so excited to be here with you

again Jeff we have so so so many listener questions to get

to you guys have really listened to our calls to action and are like submitting all these great questions and I'm so

excited to be able to have a show where we get to help people and answer these questions and talk

about this.

Right, it feels like Lovel. I totally does it not I love it. I'm like just call me

well not call me nobody calls me don't call me on fun you know slide into myams. Let me let us talk about your questions like

Yeah, unsolicited advice but sort of solicited. It's so good. I actually I don't know if I've talked about this on this part.

I started listening to Love Line.

So I grew up in Los Angeles where Love Line was born on K-Rock,

the radio station there.

K Rock also told me what music to like,

and that was just how I like, like,

there was no other music that I liked except for the music

that K Rock and MTV told me to like.

But 10 p.m. every night when I was in fourth grade I would sneak a little radio into my bedroom, try to stay up and then listen to love line and that was the way I learned about

sex and masturbation and relationships and addiction I'm not sure that was like the

best way for a fourth grader to learn about all that stuff.

But that's what I, and it was,

this was before Adam Carolla was on the show.

So before Adam Carolla, it was Ricky Rackman, who, Ricky Rackman was a DJ on

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