Welcome, welcome, welcome. This is the distraction pieces podcast and my name is ScrubiusPip.

Thank you very much for tuning in. Again, it seems every week after. Thank you guys now,

but the support is continuing to be absolutely insane. We were the one of the featured podcasts on

iTunes in recent weeks and it kept us in the top 10 for ages. So thank you all for supporting

them. Thank you for everyone who was tweeting about it and generally pushing it out there.

This week's is a real special episode number 33 with the wonderful Howard Marx. But before that,

I need to get a plug for my label speech development. I record, please check us out. If you go to

speechdevelopmentrecords.com, we've got a web store with all sorts of stuff. There's also,

if you go to ScrubiusPip.co.uk, I've got my blog there and everything. And we've just announced

the the upcoming release of the new B-Dolan album. Now I mentioned this now because this week's

episode is with Howard Marx and B-Dolan and we mentioned briefly a freeway Ricky Ross who's got

a big old story including the fact that a rapper called Eric Ross stole his name essentially

an identity and B-Dolan did a track about that. So I recommend even if you don't go to speechdevelopmentrecords.com,

which you should do because you can pre-order his upcoming album, Kill the Wolf out on July 10th.

You can order it on CD, Colored Vinyl and get t-shirts and all sorts of do that. But even if you don't

do that, I would I would I recommend you go on YouTube and look up B-Dolan The Devil is a Live,

which is about a freeway Ricky Ross. The struggles he went through and the fact that there's a

guy pretending to be an international drug dealer as a rapper when he's not really that guy.

So check that out and there's tons of other stuff at Speechvelopment Records. We've got

CDs, t-shirts, albums, blumin, we've got mags, we've got eight barbecue aprons, we've got barbecue

aprons there now. It's insanity. In fact, we've also got a new Scruvius Pip t-shirt. If you're a

Scruvius Pip fan, again, people often ask me how they can support the podcast because it's free,

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