Being a marketer is no sweat. You just have to manage dozens of channels, launch hundreds of campaigns, score thousands of leads and, okay, fine, it's a lot of sweat. Unless you have HubSpot's AI-powered marketing tools to help of a new Husker football documentary. It's called Day by Day, The Rise.

It's a two-part documentary film series about the 1990s, Nebraska Cornhuskers dynasty led by Coach Osborne.

It's going to debut May 12th here in Lincoln.

And man, I am fired up to dig into this thing.

You watch the trailer, you go to the website, day-by-daymovie.com.

There's a ton more information there.

But Justin, first of all, thank you so much for joining me. How are you,

pal? Doing good. Thanks for having me. Doing great. You know, I think there's so many different

directions I want to go with this, but I think sometimes I want your background real quick,

because obviously you had two former Huskers working on this project with you, but I'm just

curious what,

like give me your background and your thoughts or your knowledge level on Nebraska and the 90s

football dynasty that was going on in Lincoln, like before you started filming. Give me a little

bit on your background because I think that's, it's interesting to kind of start there.

Yeah. So I grew up in Loveland, Colorado, and my football coach was Tony Davis.

Okay. He was our offense coordinator. So I actually played football with Josh Davis back in high school. So we were always good friends. I entered into the film industry, but prior to that, growing up in

Colorado, I was a diehard Colorado fan. And if you grew up in the 90s, as a Colorado fan,

there was one team that always kept Colorado out of a national championship run, and that was the Nebraska Cornhuskers.

So as a fan, you knew a lot about Nebraska, and he also had a ton of respect for Tom

Osborne and what he was doing over there. But that's how I really got fascinated with Nebraska's,

you know, watching them through all those years and then learning

more about the stories of what was going on behind the scene. So I always thought this would

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