Yeah, what's up, everybody. This is Toby. Welcome to the podcast. If you're a new listener, welcome, welcome, welcome. I'm going to give a big shout out to my day ones for the past six years. My subscribers, my listeners, I appreciate people who talk about this podcast, who share this podcast, who support this podcast, who write reviews for this podcast. Really, really appreciate all your support. I've been doing this for six years. I've been giving away for free. So many people ask me why I don't film it? Why don't monetize on YouTube? Why don't I charge people for it on Patreon? And their answer is, because I don't want to. I love these conversations in my kitchen. I love the honesty. I love that people want to come back for two or three episodes, the recurring guests guests they have all the time. I love it. No

lights, no cameras. I myself do not like going on podcasts. They're being filmed and have lights.

I've done a couple times. I'll probably never do it again. I don't feel like myself in those

situations. So I want all my guests to be as comfortable as possible. I do have sponsors.

The sponsors keep my shit going. They keep it alive. But I will never

interrupt a conversation with an ad in the middle of it. People would do that all the time. And I will

never interrupt the flow of a conversation. So don't worry about that. But I do have amazing sponsors

who I align myself with the products that I use on a daily basis. I've turned down so much money

for sponsors. He doesn't want to

be part of this podcast with companies I've never tried or didn't align with. I'm very picky about

who I have on my sponsors and have on this podcast. That being said, check out the sponsors. Joe,

cue up the music. Yo, Rockabilia, one of our sponsors, we have a limited skate deck designed by my brother Dan Smith and captured tattoo

celebrating 30 years of our first album out right now for pre-order between now and May 18th

at rockabilla.com. You can go to rockabilly.com right now and use my code, O-L-L-C, and get 10% off.

That's O-L-O-C and get 10% off this limited skate deck. Check out my Instagram for photos of it. We'll be posting in the next couple weeks, so it's live between now and May 18th on rockabilly.com. Thank you, Rockabilly, for the support for this podcast. Thanks for all you do and put out there for all the bands and musicians and artists, all the merchandise you guys make stoked to have the guys part of this podcast yo yeah i'm so honored to announce

it's only took in a seven years to get a record label sponsorship so honored to announce

our new partnership with flat spot records flat spot records was started in baltimore maryland in

2004 by chay Figaroa.

Later on he linked up with my man Ricky Singh from Backtrack, who had a great episode on

with me and Matt Henderson.

That's episode 367.

You can check that out.

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