Outside of watches, what are some things you're deeply interested in?

Oh gosh, I think to write about one thing, well you have to be interested in lots of other things,

you know the history of fine and decorative arts, I'm interested in human anthropology as of science, I'm interested in math, science, and engineering, I'm interested in human anthropology as a science. I'm interested in math

science and engineering. I'm interested in astronomy. I'm interested in

modern physics, modern subatomic particle physics, quantum physics. I feel like one of your

biggest challenges as a writer has to just be the fact that you can you have all

of this at your command. Yeah dude it's all available right there. I'm trying to

decide what like housewives reference to drop into my story like like do I make a

Luan joke or do I make a Lisa Rinne a joke?

I have no idea.

And Jack's like, is this more in particle physics or quantum mechanics? The Hey everybody. This is your host Stephen Pulverin and this is Hodinck Radio.

This week I've got our producer Greg Corhone in here on the mic with me.

Hello folks.

And we were sitting down and thinking about what we wanted to bring you this week,

and we realized it had been a little while since we did an editor interview.

So we thought we would bring you the most requested editor interview of them all.

The illustrious editor-in-chief. Mr. Jack Forster. Does he have a middle name?

Yeah, I think it's a J maybe? Okay, well we'll have to bring it back. Yeah, that'll be episode two. We'll just talk for an hour about

Jack's middle name. You know for for both of us if I can speak for both of us gray

I think this was a pretty special one. Jack's had a big influence on both of us and our watch-related careers?

For sure.

He's somebody I knew before he was a part of Hodinke,

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