Hey, Peter.

And seen.

You know, I'm Adam Manus.

You know I'm Peter Martin.

You're listening to the You'll Hear It podcast.

Music advice coming at you. We almost caught producer Caleb out on that one. That was a fast one. That was one of our shortest. One of our shortest. Least piffy intros. He had to be on his toes for that stuff. Right. And I thought I was going to throw you off more with my end scene. Can I explain why I did that?

Please.

Everybody's wondering.

I'm going to explain to the dear listeners and the dear viewers. Shout out to YouTube. The YouTube channel is exploding Mr. B. style. Not the Mr. Beast you're thinking of, this other guy. Mr. B-E-E-E-T, a guy who lives on the corner. Down at the corner here of Sarah and Broadway. Yeah, totally. No, the YouTube channel is getting some nice traction. We're getting some new friends. Even if you don't watch us, if you prefer to listen to us, which let's be honest. Which is a much more edifying experience, much more enjoyable experience. But even if you only listen to the pod, not only, we're not, the listening, that's what this started as an audio podcast. Yeah, for sure. But even so, you might want to check in on the YouTube channel because there's some lively conversation going over there, commenting. Really good stuff. A little trolling every now and that? Not much. We have minimum trolls. Yeah. We have minimum trolls. But there's some good stuff. So you can even check it out there. Like, you know, jazz, you know, we play all of them. Snobs. 12 notes of the scale, dip shit. That three chords on a ukulele. That clip is definitely a YouTube comment that has reached our ears here from. And big shout out to all the parents that are listening to this with little kids in the

backseat.

Sorry about that.

A little curse word.

But this is a fairly, this is a very relaxed family show.

Yeah.

Yeah.

For parents, and this is very top of the little what we're talking about today, for

parents that are on their game, but let a few things slip in here and there as part of

their parenting style.

This is the perfect pot. For sure. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Because the whole thing is to a child, we're so boring what we're talking about. By the time we got to any curse words, they're totally zoned out. That's like the most exciting part for them. We don't really believe in like, we're not really big on curse words in our as a point of like this is a bad word that's a good word

it's We don't really believe in like, we're not really big on curse words in our, as a point of like, this is a bad word, that's a good word. It's just more like this is an inside word. Right. This is a public word kind of thing. But what about with your parents? Are you, they're very strict. They were very strict about curse words. Like, could you go to your parents' house right now and drop an S bomb? Yeah, I could. But would you be like a little nervous laughter? Yeah. What on an F-mom?

I could. But would you be like a little nervous laughter. What on an F bomb? I could, but it would be very precarious. Right. That's the same would be. I could do it. I can do whatever I want. I mean, for us it's more about the intention behind what you're saying than just like whatever language you're using. Yeah. Times are changing. Times are changing. Times are changing. But what we're going to talk about today and, yeah, so check it on the YouTube, we're going to talk about that at the end, but I don't want to get into that later because there's something else I want folks to do. Sure. Gentlemen and ladies only. Oh. But today we're talking- Oh, just only gentlemen and ladies. Gentlemen and ladies only. on a bunch of people there okay yeah. But today we're talking about, you know, how do we keep growing as artists, as musicians, as people, as composers, as creators, how do we continue to do that while parenting or whilst parenting? Is that a word? It's an old English

word. I think you pulled that off of the original Oxford Dictionary. Oxford University was founded

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