It's episode 1266, and it's the relevant podcast here in Orlando.

I'm your host camera sharing and joining me from Nashville.

It's artist producer Mogul, Derek Miner.

What's happening?

And just down the street there, our managing editor downtown Emily Brown.

Hey, y'all.

Jesse was supposed to be on today and didn't get back in time.

And Marty could only record as soon as we're done with the podcast.

Like literally, he's like, I can record it this time.

So anyway, so it's three of us today.

But it's to be a good show, though.

La Cray's coming up. Emily just talked to him. He has a new album that came out a couple weeks ago. It's going on a big tour. Yeah. It feels like it's back to his like heyday. You know what I mean? Not in a nostalgic way. It's fresh. But I mean, like, he's back at that level. You know what I mean?

So love it. I do.

I mean, we talked about it in our interview. But, I mean, it was his 10th one. So, like, he did say he was, he was kind of thinking a lot about the early days and his legacy. They once, like, so I think that was kind of on his mind, those early years in his career. Yeah do want to acknowledge before we get going i do

want to acknowledge to the listeners you know this is coming out on friday we're recording this on

thursday on wednesday there was a national tragedy uh that everybody's talking about still

i i do want to acknowledge it that we're not going to acknowledge it we i want to be sensitive

to the very intense feelings that people have

right now. And I also want to address the fact that we learned our lesson in 2020. We, the new

cycle was very, very intense that year. It was an election year. There was a lot of, you know, protests and a lot

of injustice that was at the front of mind. And it was affecting all of us. And we talked about it a lot

on the show. And we heard from y'all after that year. Can we, you know, like our news feed is

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