Don't worry about the thing.

Every little thing is gonna be on the way. Right. From the multicultural headquarters of the future capital of the free-thinking states of America known as Los Angeles, this is the Drunken-Dowas Podcast.

Tonight, it's interview time again. This episode, EMT, Saylor, MMA Fighter, and author Sam Sheridan

joins us to chat about his book, The Disaster Diaries, how I learned to stop worrying and love the apocalypse.

He gives us advice on surviving when disaster strikes, as well as tales of learning to

listen to your intuition, knife fights, cannibals, blood, a piece of cheek, and training at the same time.

And now, quietly awaiting my one-way ticket to Guantanamo, I'm Rich Evers.

And my partner in crime, answering hopelessness with a defiant smile and a raised little finger,

Daniellei Bolle, along with our internet guru Kevin Culver.

Away we go.

Welcome back everybody, episode 17, if that's even possible, and I must brag for just a moment. I don't know where

this falls in history when you'll be seeing it but sometime in the next 20

minutes from when we're recording it looks like we will cross the million

minute mark of downloaded audio on Stitcher alone and I think it only counts for about 10 or 15 percent of what we do anyway.

So that's an amazing number. Evan Danie, that's fucking rocks guys.

There you go, guys.

I'm patting us on our own bags, but, um,

welcome back everybody.

An awesome interview today, but without further ado, our hero, Danieli Bolle.

Wow, I'm honored.

I dig it.

Let's see what we got today.

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