Hey, Adam.

What's up?

How do you say you'll hear it in Italian?

Lo sentiery. I'm Adam Manus.

And I'm Peter Martin.

And you're listening to the You'll Hearer podcast.

Daily jazz advice coming at you.

Coming at you.

No, that was not me saying that.

That was Google Translate saying that.

Saying it way better than I can say it. Hey, Google Translate is like a serious Italian dude, man. He's like old school. Lo sentiery. It's so much fun to just press the button and it keeps saying it. That means you'll hear it in Italian, and we're doing that because Pete's in Italy. You're in Naples, Napoli. Napoli. That's a really... But now, I'm not sure, you know, sometimes Google gets a little funny with their translation. It sounds right. Yeah. But maybe some of our Italian, we do have some Italian fans and listeners. We do, yeah, yeah. Of the You'll Hear podcast, maybe they could write in and let us know how accurate that is. I know it's a funny term, you'll hear it. It's such a, you know, it's like one of those things that actually just translates the same in every language. Yeah, that's right. Maybe Los Angeles, we'll see. All right, so we have a speak pipe today from Kevin. Check it out. Hi, guys. This is Kevin from Los Angeles. I'm a All Access Pass member as well as a steady, you'll hear it, listener.

And I was wondering if you guys could speak about when you've talked about having performance be part of your practice routine.

And when you guys spoke of that, it really stuck out to me as that is something I've definitely not ever had as part of my practice routine.

And I've tried it some.

And, um, I'm finding myself mentally just kind of drifting back into my normal practice with you know the analyzing and and being critical and whatnot so I was wondering if you could speak of

how you guys kind of shift mentally and how what are you doing differently when you guys do that aspect of practice

all right i look forward to hearing it thanks that's a great question kevin yes um yeah you know peter

we have talked about practicing performance a lot. You know, this is something

that I hear you do when I do kind of get the, get the awe-inspiring moments of actually witnessing

Peter Martin's practice here in the studio. But you do practice performance a lot, and I've started to

practice it more like, because of being inspired by hearing you do it a lot.

And I'm not sure exactly how you approach it or how you're thinking about it.

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