I've done over 1,500 podcasts over, it's been, I guess, 10 years now.

And what's great about podcasting is you get to just call up all these people.

You're either amazed by, or maybe they did something currently that you really want

to ask more questions about, or they're your heroes from childhood or some icon of your

personal history that, and you just get this chance to call them and say, hey, can I talk

to you and ask you any question I want?

Like, for instance, you know, a few weeks ago, David Rubinstein, the head of the Carlisle

group, came on.

And I was able to just ask every question I had about the economy and he was able to

answer.

As you know, I've been so fascinated by chess.

And even back in the 80s, Gary Kasparov was my hero and I was able to, he's been on

my podcast four or five times, like what a gift it is to me, and I hope it is a gift

to the listeners to listen in while I ask these questions to my heroes.

So a few years ago, I had on right before COVID, actually, it was in my apartment we did

this podcast and there was a kind of a big crowd and we set up chairs and people were

really really listening.

Suzanne Summers, first off, she was really famous as being an actress from a famous actress

from my childhood on a show called Three's Company.

Since then, she's been so involved in the health industry and the exercise industry,

tragically, you know, she passed away as I'm recording this, she passed away yesterday

and she had a long battle, 23 years with breast cancer, she was 76 years old.

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