Welcome to blog on the tracks, a very simple program that gathers in one room of four people,

then rubs a record collections together. It doesn't matter whether it's vinyl or Spotify,

you cannot put a format on passion. I'm going to pose a series of very random questions

and scenarios, then we will let our music do the talking. So here today, a filmmaker and

a writer, but there's so many, the epitome of musical independence. Stuart Murdock from

Bell and Sebastian is on blood and the tracks and I'm so happy about this. How you doing?

I'm very well. Good morning, everyone. Good morning. This is how it all we start. I love

it. It's like a musical blind date. I'm aware of two of these musicians. So I'm trying

to play it cool, but I'm so like I'm afraid I'm coming off as like quite a loop, but like

I'm trying very hard to just like, okay, no, no, no, we saw both these bands in college

and they were huge for me. So it's not a, whatever, whatever. I'm in the same boat. Besides

Stuart, we have quite the opposite. I'm not sure if this quiet, softly spoken box in

Broadcasting writer will be able to handle Murdock's roshous ways. Steve Bonsers here, all

right? What are they like in a pleasure, Carl?

Thanks. We're in the company. Something that stained line up. Yes. Music people.

You said about exploration. Yeah. That's a good start. Music people. I'm going. Music people.

Love it. Right. Next, the only person in today's show whose brother is a four time national

skeleton champion, Boston born, I think, right? New York based comedian Alex Edelman's here.

Hello, sir. Hey, very nice. Finally, make it up the four. A previous blood on the tracks

winner. A broadcaster and a singer and a scissors, sister and a storyteller. We are all

anisexial today on the program. Anna Matronik is here. Hi, Anna. Hi, that's quite quite an

intro. Thank you. Right. Stuart's allergic to alcohol. That's where I'm going to start.

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