Welcome to the Rice Syriky Sanchez podcast. I'm Spike Eskin along with Liberty Baller's own America's favorite son, Mike Levine.

Hi America's favorite son. This is like the good old days during the week early in the morning for you.

Oh, yeah. Well, you're working. You're working. You have a job again. Yeah.

Start on Monday. Oh, this coming Monday. Well, good luck, buddy.

Thanks, man. Starting a new job is always exciting and also weird.

Yeah, well, we have like a meeting. It's a new show on Fox with Rob Lowe and Fred Savage.

It should be fun. Fred Savage, I met him once when I was working in Chicago.

Somebody didn't know who it was and kicked him out of a studio. We sat him in there to wait

and somebody whose studio was came in. He was like, hey, dude, could you get out of here?

Kick Fred Savage right out of this. You know, I think one of yours is a funny show

because I'm older. It was in its prime when I was that age, like the correct age

to be watching the wonder years, 14 or 15 or whatever. He was speaking to me.

And I thought at the time, and still in retrospect, it's one of the best shows I've ever seen.

But when I watch it now, it's amazing how it doesn't. I don't even get the, what's the word I'm looking?

The nostalgia enjoying it feeling. I don't really enjoy it the same at all.

Not even close to the way I enjoyed it when I watched in the first place.

I still think it's great, but it doesn't. I don't know if it didn't age well or if it's the fact

that I'm not that age anymore, but I don't enjoy it the same way.

Interesting. I feel like most people feel the opposite.

Yeah. It still makes it because of the music. And like the acting, it just feels like it feels like a different,

it feels like it's from a very different time and it gives you the nostalgia. But all right, it's fine.

Yeah. On the show today, we will have Ricky O'Donnell, the college basketball editor at espnation.com, Ricky on the Ricky.

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