All right, welcome to Talk Is Jericho. It is the part of Thunder and Rock and Roll and

it's Friday. So let's go with the Duff McKagan joke of the week.

Hey Chris Jericho, it's Duff McKagan calling you here. You know, I'm on my world and prefer

my tenderness album, Shane with Plug. I'm Susan S. Hyde by the way. I just want to say, you

know, I saw, I saw Shaneo Connor in a bird watching hide yesterday and I after what

activity she seen and she said it's been 15 hours and seven days.

Thank you very much. Goodbye. That was a little bit of a stretch, but hey, anytime you

get a Rock and Roll Hall of Famer giving us a joke of the week every single week for

almost two years. We got a thank him for that, but nothing compares to you, a Duff and

nothing compares to the joke of the week. Thanks to Duff for making us laugh every single

Friday and in honor of Canada Day, which is Monday, July 1st, is Canada Day weekend.

We're paying tribute to Canada's most loved band, the biggest band in Canadian history.

That's right. Bigger than Russia. It's true. The tragically hip, the most popular and

famous Canadian musicians to never really make it outside of Canada. That is the strange

thing. We're going to talk about why a more widespread popularity didn't happen for the

hip with Greg LaGros and Jamie Dew, the hosts of the fully and completely podcast, which

is a pod dedicated completely to the tragic of the hip. Now, when I say they're huge in

Canada, we're talking multiple arena shows in the same city in the same week, just a massive

massive band with tons of hits to their credit that no one really knows outside of Canada

and the Northern United States, Northern upstate New York and Seattle and that sort of area.

But they're very, very influential in Canada and check out fully and completely if you

want to know more about the tragically hip, the podcast. It's a great place to learn more

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