Mr. New York, Mark Simone, 710 W.O.R.

Well, Jason Alexander, of course, TV star, movie star, Broadway star, and you know, he does a great podcast,

become one of the biggest in the country. It's been a while since he's been on with us. Jason Alexander,

how you doing?

I'm very well, Mark. How are you, sir? Good. Did we have Peter Tilden with us, too?

I'm right here. Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't know you were on the line.

It's like the incredible two-headed Jason Alexander, you've done movies,

TV, Broadway, everything. Will you tell people that doing a radio show or a podcast is the toughest

thing to do? It's not tough for me. I can't speak for Peter.

When Peter and I launched this idea, I said yes because, A, I love my best friend,

and we get to spend time together, and we have a great time doing this.

But Peter is the guy with the radio experience.

He was probably the number one radio talk show host in LA for 30 years before he left radio.

So he does, we figure out what topics we're going to do, but then Peter has to hunt down who's the right guest, who's the authority, who will be good on the air, what will we learn?

Then Peter does all the research. Peter brings me the

research. So all I have to do is show up with a bunch of goofy questions and go on a great ride,

but he's doing the heavy lifting. Oh, gee, that's very, very gracious of you to admit all this

on the air. That's pretty good. But I still take the lion's share of the money. So it all works.

Now, when you do the first couple, it's great.

But when you're like a number 30, right,

it's getting tougher and tougher to come up with something, isn't it?

No, you know what?

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