Perhaps you're listening to this on a plane.

Perhaps you're listening to this on a plane.

Perhaps you're listening to this in a hole in the ground.

That's something that I've realized now

is that there are people who are now living in holes in the ground

because they can't afford homes or whatsoever.

Perhaps you're parked on Hoover.

You've been parked there for several days

because, again, you're being forced out by the forces of gentrification and you're living in your van.

It doesn't matter where you are listening to this. You are indeed listening to a very special edition of Culture Kings and N. P. Edgar, today I am having a conversation with two performers,

writers, they were also producers of what they did and it's something a bit of a very interesting feat in where I think in Hollywood you have a lot of people who want to make something

and kind of sit on it until someone gives them permission to do so.

But these two people did it on their own and you see a lot of web series in Los Angeles

and the quality of this web series is absolutely mind-blowing and that's not

only in terms of production but in terms of acting and casting and storytelling it seems rather more ambitious than your typical

I don't know a web series about a guy who's really sad at the end but I was very very

impressed by this and I wanted to have these two people on

to kind of talk to them and so that you guys could get to know them or so I'm talking

about Jake Delaney and Paige Hoffman Nielsen the creators of the film.

Hi thank you. Thank you. Paige Hoffman Nielsen, the creators of the film.

Hi, thank you.

How are you guys?

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