I like the intentionality of listening to records. It does require physical action. You do have to flip it. You do have to clean it.

When you want to have the experience and you have your original 1966 pressing of blonde on blonde

You're gonna play blonde on blonde

all the way through because that's the way you do it.

It's just good taste.

It's good manners. I love that. It's just good taste. Like it's just what you do.

It's just what you do. Yeah. Oh, Hey everybody I'm your host Stephen Pulverin and this is Hodincky Radio.

This week we've got three different segments recorded in three different cities across the United

States.

The main event is my conversation with Patrick Godfrey, who's one of the co-ce e-eosfrey Godfrey Dadich partners.

You may remember that name because in an early episode of Hodinke radio I spoke to Scott

Daddich, his co-ceeo.

Patrick's a super smart guy and one of those people who find something and goes really deep.

So we talk about vintage Rolex, we talk about Italian wines, and we even make a couple of record

recommendations.

It was a fun conversation and I think we're probably going to have to have him back on soon.

On the back end of the show, we've got Kara and Jack doing something that we're calling the

Roar Jack test, sort of like a Roar Shack test.

Instead of the inkblots, Jack is pulling sheets of paper out of a hat with words written on them,

and Kara has to say the first thing that comes to mind.

It's fun, it's goofy, give it a listen. But first, in

Los Angeles, James and I thought it'd be a nice idea to sit down and talk about the

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