What's going on, everybody? This episode's coming at you a little late. I apologize, but if you've been on patreon.com slash josta, you know, all the drama, you know, all the craziness. It was it was one frying pan to another

going from the walkie-metal fest over to Europe for the hatred to her then coming back and realizing that I was probably going to go septic if I didn't go right to a doctor and get

a wisdom tooth removed and a gum surgery taken, you know, biopsy and my cheek infection in the bone. I mean, it was terrible, but I'm on the mend and I'm headed out on tour with hatred. And you'll have to, I don't know if you're

going to be around for the starland show, but it's going to be a rager. I'll check. September. I will. Oh, yeah, I'm in there. Come out. We're going to I got to try to get brewer out there. It's going to be good. You go to

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So from the middle of a lot of movies just dropped. Yes. And it's dope. And who knows. Maybe they can save this Warner Brothers stock price was so technically you'd be up on the year. I think. But I think for five years, you'd be down like 36%. But technically you'd be up. If you bought it a year ago, like not by much. Anyways, we don't have to do rock and stock will be my new podcast that will come out later this year. For now, we'll just keep it to the job to show. All right. Everybody. Thank you.

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That's it. My friend, the lead singer of hatred, the emptiness and notorious Jamie Dasta is in the building. That's what's up.

Jamie Jopster from the metal band. Hey, breathe. That guy's famous coffee. That's metal and push ups. That's Jamie Jopster. Remember Jamie Jopster? You know,

these podcast videos are metal bands. That shit is hard.

First of all, David Ellipson in the house was meaning having on like way, way sooner. Once I got the advance of the

diet, am I saying that right? Yeah, you're saying right. Yep. Yeah. Okay. And I was, I was like really pleasantly surprised because

my feeling is everybody should just go harder in their older age, just go harder. Like, like, don't go the Beatles style. Like, don't go, don't go acoustic. Like, go,

like, the older you get, the harder you should get, right? Because you've lived your life. You've been through the trials and the tribulations. Like, the music should reflect that.

But people go, nah, you know, it's better to go softer. But can you, can you walk us through like how you met, how the idea came about? And like, what is, what is the hardest music you're listening to in your personal life?

Well, you know, it's funny. This was, I've done a couple things. So, look, look, I worked on a couple soul fly records back in the 2000s. That was pretty heavy, obviously. And

um, so that was fun and prophecy and dark ages. I just a couple years ago was in the studio with Al Jorgensen writing a song and then play, we played, we wrote a track, me and Billy Morrison and his guitar player Caesar.

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