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30 minutes of madness will never die.

We all clicked together because we were the outsiders, nerds, skaters and punks, jumping around,

freaking out, so 30 Minutes of Madness just sounded right.

We moved in together.

Within a few months, 30 minutes of Madness died.

I blame myself, but it's not all my fault.

I could not have worked then, but it doesn't mean that I couldn't work now.

This summer, I'm going back to Michigan to make a new episode of 30 Minutes Madness.

These people lost touch with being artists.

80 to 90% of the core group of people that were on the show

are struggling with everything from drug addiction, mental illness,

unfulfilling lives in whatever way.

You know, when you're addicted to heroin, you get lost.

I couldn't do anything except for think about my life with you.

You end up going crazy.

We were all sitting here saying there's something wrong with them,

and we all walked away.

It's kind of like the end of a dream.

All of what I am came from working on that show.

I believed that we could just turn nothing into something, man.

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