Hey, Nandex fans. How you doing? It's your boy, Jonathan Macri, with you for another episode of the Knicks Film School podcast. There are so many things that we have to be happy about today as we're recording this on Sunday early afternoon. Nothing, though, makes me happier than the fact that I now get to share a weekly

podcast with, is it, is a living legend an appropriate term, minor celebrity,

inspiration for, you know, young men everywhere looking to get their game on.

Jeremy Cohen, how are you feeling since you've been thrust into the spotlight?

Are you the same Jeremy Cohen or should I start addressing you as like something else?

You have like a cool nickname now?

Jay Dogg. How you can refer to me moving forward.

It's my alter ego, of course.

Yeah, actually since then, I got, since it happened, I was actually signed by CAA,

and now they rep me.

So that's my talent.

They rep podcasters.

They do.

They do indeed.

Well, look no further than right here. So they liked what they saw and they decided to do something about it. Does everybody know what they saw, Jeremy? I was about to say, for anybody who doesn't know what we're talking about, I mean, first, get out from under the rock you're living in if you don't know. That's just, that's a shame. But, uh, Jeremy made it on to the,

well, actually, no, I don't know this. Were you on the Jumbotron? Because we got this clip of you

dancing, you know, to some, uh, some really good house music. There is. Oh, no, again. Yes, I was on the JumboTron. Okay. So it wasn't just the MSG feed.

It wasn't. No, the MSG feed that you saw in playback is what, that's what's on the

jumbo-tron. So that was the case. Also, to clear if any confusion, that was a Jalen Brunson

jersey. Love Frank Nealakina. Thank you for your time here, sir. It's, that's, it's a Nike jersey.

It was before the Knicks, you know, shifted over to Nike when the T-DIS was Frank.

So, yeah, you know, it was a camera guy came up. This was a last second kind of splurge. I was like,

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