Hi everybody, hi peoples and welcome to Robcast number 26. This is the Pete Holmes experience.

Oh, it is.

We actually know that we're going to we might have called the talk show the Pete Holmes experience.

Your talk show? Yeah, you consider it. I'm sure you did when you did the Rob Bell show.

The Rob Bell experience. You're just kind of like what do he what's left?

Yeah, I've never considered it. Yeah, it sounds kind of fun.

We thought about the peach. I keep doing the intro. It sounds great.

I was in a band one time and the drummer looked his name was Andrew Soul and he looked like

Chewbacca and he wore white fishnet tank tops with a belt around.

Like he could pull it off too. He was like a huge, like double kick drum drummer.

Uh-huh. When you're trying to think of the name of the band and we just call it the Andrew Soul experience.

That's what you're all going to be staring at the drummer the whole time anyway.

You know, when I do see live music, the drummer gets a lot of the uh people are all talking about

the front man and look, he's walking this way, he's walking that way.

Mike's in the stand, Mike's out of the stand. Look, he took a swig of vodka.

Who cares? There's a man banging on Tom Tom's. Like it's so primal. Yeah, I love that stuff.

I love like the heartbeat, like the warm up music for our show. Very you and I talked about this on

our tour. Very important to have good music. In fact, it was science Mike in this house right here

where we are that told me this, you want music before any sort of performance that syncs up.

This is crazy. Yes. The heartbeat of the audience. Yes. And in the Buddhist tradition they call it the

resonating interval. What? Yeah. That when you when you chant or breathe together, which is the power

of yoga, the power of communal singing, which is the power of worship service, is when everybody in

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