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with Stephen Bradford

Stephen B. What up Bradford? Well, I say that but we're joined by two other people. This is I think this is the biggest podcast we've ever had.

This is the biggest. We did this once before. Did we did we did we did we did it. It's tied for the biggest. It's tied. It's tied. We tied it again. I mean, you I mean, you can't say big without thinking of poor Chuck.

Well, I would say humongous like that there was nothing bigger than poor Chuck ever maybe. Maybe. Maybe. Maybe. But by the

shape, forget about it. Yeah. Brandon Brandon is Scott are joining us ladies and gentlemen. What's up, you guys know guys. How are you?

So we are gathered because in but a couple days, we will all be in the same room together rehearsing for another one night only poor Chuck event this Saturday the 20th entitled Love Songs with poor Chuck.

And we're going to sing some love songs, but we're also going to rock it out as well. So, you're going to be one little just sappy little thing. But we're going to let's talk. I want to ask Brandon and Scott like the last one we did with poor Chuck.

How did you guys like that format? Oh, for you guys because you didn't know what you were kind of getting into anyway. Right. Right.

Especially after the rehearsals. You're like, what the hell are we doing? So I just want to hear from both you kind of what your opinions were on this whole set up.

I love that it was interesting not having a live band with us and that was definitely an adjustment.

It's like, well, you know, once the bus leaves the station, it's gone.

That's true. That's true. You're right. You don't have a masterful set of musicians that can make up for your mess ups. Yeah. And it's it's on one hand. It's scary as hell.

On the other hand, it's kind of liberating. You know, it's just like, all right, here we go. And you commit to it. It was a lot of fun. And that studio that we performed in slash broadcast from was just awesome.

That was kind of surprised. Yeah. I thought, oh, without the audience, you might we might lose that, you know, you the energy you get back from an audience when you're performing in front of an audience.

I thought I was a little worried about that. But it was kind of amazing how much energy was in that room with just the four of us. Yeah.

With a couple of cameras and and so it worked. Well, we're actors. You know what? That's true. Yeah. But, but I thought it definitely is. It is in a weird way. It is scary. I mean, you feel it's kind of you feel even more naked than you do when you're on stage in front of like hundreds of people.

Totally because before I could, you know, any one of us, it was probably mainly me. I could hide behind all of it.

Like I could just go high. If I needed to hide now, I can't hide. No, where.

I know where it is. That's not what I thought. Well, you could. The cool thing is you could walk out of it. That's true. Well, I've done that.

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