This episode of 1555 is a relevant podcast here in Orlando on your host Cameron Strang

and joining me from Loverland Virginia, it's Jesse Kerry. Hello, from Nashville, Tennessee. It's downtown Emily Brown. Hey, yo,

and joining me from his parents house, it's a Marty from Social Club, Miss Fitz joining us this week. We are in the building. Yes,

we are in a literal building. What is this aesthetic? It is, it is nice. It's give me 90s home goods. Yeah, it's the aesthetic is

a piano season three through five. And that's what's happening. I'm dead serious. My mom is Carmella. I was telling downtown Emily Brown, my mom is

Carmella. And like right now, my mom's cooking lasagna. It's a whole line. I don't know why I left, you know, I don't know why I left. Is that does she have a

jam on the is that your gold albums or something on the wall behind? That's a ball right here. Yeah, I'm right here. Okay, so that's a ball. And that's a that's from Frank Sinatra's house.

I don't know why my parents have that. Okay. So actually if I showed you this entire aesthetic of this room, there's like famous put like right here is the Godfather's son by the entire cast,

real real stuff. The passion of the Christ. I don't know why my parents have that signed by Mel Gibson. There's that. Um, then I have. So there were people. Yeah, this is actually I'm actually in the theater room right now. Like, okay,

parents are a parent's are doctors. So God's you. Okay. So you didn't grow up with a rough life. You grew up in a doctor's home. Half of my life was neighbor stealing my stuff,

living in like Fort Lauderdale, just bad. And then I think my dad was like, all right, when I do this anymore, I'm going to I'm just going to go extra hard. And during high school,

we moved into this house. So it was a big jump from going to like a D list school because we were kind of like the hood area. And then we went to like Marjorie Stoeman Douglas,

which is like an A plus school. So I ended up working out way, way V. Marjorie Stoeman Douglas. Yeah, that one. Yeah. Oh, man. That one. Yeah, terrible news. Yeah, that's rough. Well, I'm glad you're joining us today. Derek and Jamie are out. So we love. And this is a hat by the way. I know, right? Social club hat, baby. You know, we're doing it. I wear it all the time. Do you see how worn out this thing is? It is great. You worked those Orlando's games. Dude, I wear high five in the players on the dude. I've wear it.

Everywhere. I mean, this thing is literally beat up. I wore I you know, I got it at a life fest last summer. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So cool. Yeah, man. Awesome.

And thank you for supporting absolutely. That's the thing is I go I go see artists that I like and I always end up hidden up the merch table. You know, I got to buy some stuff. It's

support. It means a lot. It matters for everyone. It matters. I know, right? All right. So we have a great show and store for you guys. Royal Otis, one of our favorite artists, up and coming Indy bands. It joins us later.

We feature them in the new issue of relevant that just came out a couple weeks ago. But that's not the big news. This the big news is this is a two episode celebration.

Not he doesn't know I'm going to say this, but none other than our very own Jesse Kerry has a momentous life milestone happening this weekend. So this is the Friday episode, the Tuesday episode,

Straddling it right in the middle on Sunday is Jesse carries 40th birthday. It's his physical age, not his mental or emotional age. Yeah, because that still has an escape middle school. But it was

stunted. It was stunted at 14 and I just kind of liked it there. You know, it's you don't you don't have to think too hard about stuff. And everything is funny at 14. The great thing about 14 year olds is 14 year olds are basically all sociopaths. They they make fun of everything. And if you just stop.

You know, developing emotionally there, you can never feel pain again. Just be like a 14 year old. That is.

I learned that on site.

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