Hey, it's Josh. Recently, I appeared on a great podcast. Dinner's on me with Jesse Tyler Ferguson.

Jesse and I have known each other for a really long time. We have a lot in common. We were both on hit sitcoms at this very specific time. We're around the same age.

But we hadn't really ever sat down and talked about

the weirdness of being on a long-running hit show for as long as we were. We ate at a restaurant

in Fort Green Brooklyn called Evellina. And if you're a fan of our show, you will likely love dinners on me because he has a lot of people on that have appeared on your favorite TV shows, from Lisa Kudrow to Tracy Ellis Ross, to Joshua Jackson, to the Ed O'Neill.

Now, being recorded during a meal means you'll truly feel like a fly on the wall.

There's the ambient sound of the restaurant, conversation with the server.

You get to hear what people drink and how they take their coffee.

I mean, I'm curious about that.

I don't know if you are.

And a good meal does let some walls down, and you'll hear our unguarded conversation

about everything from

imposter syndrome to parenting to coping after loss. For me, I got to talk about my evolving

relationship with the character I played on how I met your mother. And we got to commiserate and

share about a really crazy, wonderful time in our lives.

Actually, let's hear a bit of that conversation right now.

When you were starting off your career, I mean, where, you've conquered so many different,

I don't know if I conquered the right right word, but you've, you have found success and, um,

traction in so many different, like, facets of this, of this industry with music and with

writing and directing.

Mm-hmm.

I love your movies, Josh.

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