Well, hey, a long time no speak.

I said I was going to give you a bonus episode and here we are

with our latest guests on soundtrack in Ryan Lott,

Rafiqbatea and Ian Chang who come together under the banner of Son Lux.

And under that banner, they provided the fantastic score for Daniels Kwan

and Shineert's mind-bending multiverse romp that is the wonderful

everything everywhere all at once now what to say about this film who I had a very this is

really odd I had a very interesting conversation with a cab driver last night about it who

said that he said he found it really confusing and couldn't

work out what was going on and I was like stick with it because it is incredibly fulfilling.

There's a beautiful and brilliant kind of reveal at the end of the film which then makes

almost everything that's gone before that makes sense but what I would

say is just kind of going there not known too much not having any expectations but allow the

film to take you allow the film to kind of guide you on this journey I got quite kind of deep about

it with the boys because I've watched it a couple of times

and every time I do watch it, I kind of feel like I get more from it. So it's out there. It is like

nothing I've ever seen before and the work that has got into this film is extraordinary.

Before we hear from Ryan, Rafiq and Ian, a word from our friends at Gusto.

Now, I might have mentioned this, I think I have, that I'm quite in the cooking.

However, going to be honest with you, I've got to the point where I've fallen into total complacency with what I cooks,

basically the same meals every week.

I've bored myself, God knows how my family feel.

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