You know, because back then, nobody really used protection, right?

You're asking me?

Yeah, back then.

What did you do back then?

I, uh...

Welcome back then to where everybody knows your name.

From Saturday Night Live's weekend update to the

Happy Gilmore movies, Kevin Neeland has never stopped making me laugh. He lives and breathes comedy.

He hasn't gone literally more than two weeks without getting on the stage for a stand-up set since he started in the late

70s. He has a new stand-up special coming out soon, which we'll get into. And I encourage you,

I'm afraid we talk about it, but I'm afraid you need to Google his artwork and take a look at it.

It's truly spectacular. Like me, Kevin is a huge lover of

getting out in the middle of nature, and we're going to talk about that and his efforts to

protect the Appalachian Trail. So here he is Kevin Neeland. I thought because you have hiking with Kevin

that this was something you've done

hiked the Appalachian Trail before. Have you?

No, I have not. I might have crossed it at one point.

I might have been on it and did not know it

because it's the longest hiking trail only in the United States. Georgia to Maine. You know, my brother hiked on a trail in Spain called the Camino de Santiago Trail. It's a very spiritual trail. I don't know if you've heard of this. But people go there that are going through things in their life, whatever it is. And my brother was just hiking and he meant his wife there. Not his wife,

but he meant the woman who would be his wife. His wife was home. Yeah. So, but this Appalachian Trail,

I think of it as kind of the spiritual trail too. It's, it's the hundredth anniversary of the trail.

And the, you know, the Appalachian Trail Conservancy,

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