Hi folks, this is Tom Emanuel, checking in with you, check out Young Chris here and this is Walk in the Floor.

I'm walking the floor over you, there's Chris.

I'm walking the floor over you.

I'm walking the floor, I'm walking the floor.

I'm walking the floor over you.

Oh, last in yours, and senior retests.

This is Chris Shifflett, and you are listening to episode 185 of your favorite podcast, Walking the Floor.

Can you believe the pace that I am getting these things out right now, once a week?

Once a week? I haven't kept a once a week release schedule in years.

It's like, it's like too much podcasting.

I'm turning into a full time podcaster, so as soon as I get through this COVID backlog of interviews,

I'm going to go back to every two weeks, but for right now, we're just flying.

I got all these dusty interviews, I got to get through them, and I'm holding the whole thing up.

I can't get to the new ones with all these old ones, clogging up the pipes, but they're good.

I got to just put my head down and get them out, and that's in the middle of a very busy food fighter schedule and busy family life and stuff.

I think really the question here is, is it too much content for you, the listener?

Is once a week too much for you to keep up with?

Because I know in the crowded podcast space these days, I know for my own listening,

I just don't even listen to half the ones that I think I listen to anymore, because there's just too much of it.

All the time, just podcast coming at your left and right, but anyway, it's good stuff.

On another note, I asked the question a few episodes ago, who was singing the second song in the Walk in the Four theme,

because I just couldn't place it, and it'd been years since I'd put that thing together.

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