I plan on doing more. Actually, I'm doing a movie coming up in a couple of weeks called Spinning Gold, where I play

Georgia Omeroder who was the father of disco and I have to do it. Talk about putting yourself in a situation that you don't normally find yourself in.

Is it disco? No, that I could do.

So, I came here, right? No. Yeah, I just got it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, now. So, yeah, you win this round.

I noticed, and this is probably the Italian in me. I don't like that you got your name outside on the wall. Yeah, I think it should be nondescript.

Yeah. Don't you think? Yeah, kind of some psychotic come by and then oh, this is where you podcast out of. You know, kind of like little under the radar. No, that's a good idea.

Actually, I think also because there's a lot of mental health in this building. So, it's like, yeah, I think they're all going to want to, you know, one of those frickin brain hamsters relapses. And next thing you know, they come nibbling through the door. You know, the first guy they go after.

Yeah, but yeah, that's the Italian name, right? You guys do hide and go seek like every day. It's like 24 hours a day. No, no one never knows where we're at. You know, you're going to sign out there.

Might as well be in Nia. So, yeah, but this is a nice spot you got here. And I like the mural. And we were talking about this before that. And I know I'm not a big. I'm not in the podcast mafia, but I do have a podcast.

Yeah, but then been with Pete Coriali for five years. It's, it's really popular.

Popular enough not to make the wall. So do you do you sometimes does it feel like that podcasting is like, what is podcasting feel like to you? It must

feel a little like goofy kind of or something because you're, I mean, you're really like an entertainer. So is this podcasting feel like a little bit.

You know, like, that's not really my bag sometimes. Or do you have any thoughts like that on it? Well, I like it. And I like doing podcasts not not as often as maybe a lot of you guys.

I know it's like, there's a lot of you guys there. And you're, you know, like the, the swabs, the, the calendars, the christians, the cigars, and Rogan. It's like, you know, it's like a little family. You guys got, which is cool.

And you guys go on each other's podcasts and what have you. But my podcast is not really guest driven. It's just two guys kind of talking about the personal private lives, which is.

Is that a no, no, in the podcast world? Yeah, I mean, I don't know. That's a death. That's a yes, I think. I got to listen to warpses. What's it called? It's called the Pete and Sebastian show. And we get on for an hour a week. And it started by five and half six years ago. Pete lived here in Los Angeles. And then subsequently moved out to Ferdonia, New York. And we do the podcast through serious XM. And it's only an audio podcast.

It's only an audio podcast. It's not a video. And we have fun with it. But, you know, guys like yourself that have really, really had an abundant of success doing the podcasting. And, and it's great. It's a great way, you know, for, for, you know, what us underling.

No, for like Italian Steve Martin over here has come down from, you know, a Steve Martin has my. No, no, no, no, it has been it's a unique. It's almost like a fan. It is almost like a little bit of a family. And it's, it's been, dude, it's just blown my mind. I didn't know podcasting was going to. I remember.

Because I did a podcast for a couple of years for like a year called allegedly, and it didn't do anything or two years. We had like celebrity gas. And I didn't really like it.

So what, what, what was your tipping point? Where did you take off on this? I went on Rogan's one time. And now it was just like, man, people just want to hear people talk about stuff. And it kind of gave me just a different perception of what podcasting was.

And so then, yeah, then I just started in my kitchen. And it was just kind of like, yeah, I'm just going to talk about stuff that's going on, you know, and sometimes it struggles and I just not.

I can imagine years probably has more recipes in it out. There's a recipe or two. There's a lot of recipes actually. But yeah, it's, we have fun with it. It's, it's a really, really good podcast. It's just I wish it would reach a broader audience. We don't really put a lot of time and energy into it.

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