Let's just start. Okay, let's start podcasting. Okay. Yeah. It's an exciting frontier. Is it

though really? It's kind of like it's kind of like if you and I met for coffee and then

we just catch up and then but people get to eavesdrop on that. That's lovely. Yeah. Yeah. That's

exciting. I am so hesitant to tell people I have a podcast. It's I mean, I'm on a press

tour right now. You are part of it, but there is still a part of it. It's like, yeah, doing

this podcast just because it's a there's a big market, but we all think we have something

to offer. So I'm pressing on. Yes. This little light of mine, I'm going to let it shine.

I will not hide it under a bushel. That's for sure because I don't actually don't have

any bushels. I'm out. No, I you know, I've always for me, it was knowing people like Jimmy

Parto and Scott Ackerman who are sort of true pioneers of podcast, the podcast world.

I always felt like such a dilatant to be sort of Johnny come lately into this world.

But I like about yours is that it's your chance to finally lead the interview. Yeah, right.

Which I find that I find interesting without that fucking six foot eight piece of dead weight.

Yeah. Well, what's your tell tell me about I mean, by the way, we're already making this

part. This is the three questions. But everyone out there, you should already figured that

out. As I've said before, we he didn't stumble upon this. You had to come here. It's a destination

podcast. And I'm talking to John Ross Bowie, an old friend. We've known each other for

7,000 years. Give her take. Yeah. Yeah. And we're both still doing this for a living,

which is really saying something's astonishing. Yeah. Yeah. It's astonishing. It's not

nothing. A lot of people are age has said, fuck this. I'm getting my real estate license.

Right. Right. So tell me about your podcast. Since we're talking podcasts right here at

the top of the podcast and the podcast podcast. It is called Household Faces. And it is

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