Welcome to Street Fight Radio, the basement show. I am your host, Brian Quinby. And I have a co-host come in this week for this basement show and it's my co-host.

John Cohen, an actual one of my co-hosts. Yeah, yeah, that's true. We've been doing it. It's our it's the three-year anniversary of PODcast next month. It's crazy that it's survived this long.

I know and I bet you never thought you were going to this is like the first time John's really been in contact with like anarchists and stuff like that.

Well, I will say that, yeah, I guess if I had to think about

guesting on Street Fight or guest hosting Street Fight rather, I feel like I would have been probably fairly far down the list of people that you would ask to co-host the show.

But apparently not. But I guess it makes sense. You and I have been doing a show together for a long time now. We're pretty comfortable with each other.

I'm just glad this isn't live because I'd probably be scared of your listeners.

Our listeners are some of the nicest of all time. I mean, I yeah, and and have you ever been I mean, do you do like because I know you're not like an ultra political guy?

But you have politics. You do believe in a lot of the same shit that I do. Oh, yeah. Yeah.

Have you have you ever done the like I go to a protest? I see all the have you ever seen like a black block and person or anything like that? Any of that shit?

No, see because I live in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, where a lot of the protesting that gets done here is not the type of protest you want to be caught up in.

Yeah, if you know what I mean, it's mostly right like like

Garth Mullin is a guy. Yes, that I've become acquainted with over the years. Yes, because he his producer is a listener to street fight and asked if he could come on and then I did crack down with him.

Well, I'm on an episode of crackdown talking about, you know, my rehab situation and when I went to rehab back in, you know, I think 2000 fucking four or five or

but I had to been 2005 or six because Gwen was already born. It's kind of what when you're like fucking

going through

when you're going through withdrawals with like a fucking six month old kid in house, you start to think like

God, this probably isn't like the best way.

Maybe it was a good thing to go to rehab actually. I first I was like, I don't think I want to go here, but now I'm sort of realizing

maybe this was the right call. Dude, it's so funny because like

the day before I went to rehab, I was working in a basement, trying to fix some guys cable, but I was at his house

for at least four hours and I wasn't doing anything

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