Hey, what's happening, Dean Del Rey. Thanks for tuning in Monday, October 14th.

Great day. I'm just getting it started here. I had a fantastic night last night opening

for Mark Marin at the ice house. That was a dream come true. If any of you were there

or your new listeners from coming out to the show, thank you for coming out. Well, coming

and most of all, thank you, Mark Marin for having me. That's just an honor opening up

for someone that you just, you know, one of your favorite comedians. Bam, you're opening

for them. I love the guy, man. He's been nothing but just kick ass. Thank you, Mark, man,

for having me. Check his podcast, people. Of course, WTF, just fantastic. Mark Marin, thank

you for having me. So that was a great night last night. Couldn't believe it. Sold out

crowd. Pasadena ice house. Just having fun. Some of my friends came out, hung out. We

just boom, watched Marin do an hour. He was killing. That was fantastic. So that was

it. It was kind of hard to sleep last night. I was all fired up just like, yeah. But here

I am. New episode of Let the Be Talk. Great episode today. My good friend, longtime friend,

Juan Aldo Reddyson. You're wondering who Juan Aldo Reddys is. He's the bass player in

Mars Vulta for the last 10 years. He also played in a band in the early days called Race

or Ex. That was on Shrapnel. They were some of the early shred masters. Just that stuff, man.

Hey, guys, the guy's phenomenal on his instrument. I mean, it's hard to harden up the learning

instrument, but then to master it and become one of the top guys in the industry, that's

shit is crazy, man. So hats off for him. And he's been playing all his life. I think he's

around my age 90. So, you know, play bass for a new 90s old. Anyway, I love this guy,

man. We both grew up in the Bay Area. He's got great stories. And I got excited. I just

get it, yeah, yeah, yeah, more, more, more. But we could have talked for hours. And we did,

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