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with Stephen Bradford

Stevie yo buddy, what is up? I my voice goes a little chirpy today because so when my dogs eat my old dog is

incredibly territorial with his food and then my young dog his food is not as delicious because he doesn't get any like wet food so he wants he wants the the old dogs food and

like lingers around and then the old dog gets really like fussy and pissy and so I have to so it's in my best interest to keep the young dog away. How long is this old dog going to

the last dude. How old is he? He's 14 this year. Wow man, but he just wants to chill right he just wants to chill on a little pillow or something right? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, you thankfully he hasn't had any major health issues.

Yeah, so he's just and he's not like he's having less accidents which is the thing that the thing that would just bother me is that it would just be like there

were some some weeks where it felt like an hour to an hour and a half of my day was cleaning up. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, you know, I have some sympathy for that but I also have other stuff to do.

Right so but anyway, so I had a quick reaction to the young dog and kind of kind of barked at him if you will.

Yeah, my voice, my voice goes a little scratch. Oh boy. Okay, don't blow the voice out buddy. We know I know, well, I know it's usually after a coming back from a couple of shows, usually my voice is in great shape because we talk, you know, like we're projecting on stage, I sing some songs and I when I sing my songs, I really go for it.

And so usually like I remember after the so you know, we played this past week and we played Tacoma and we played Irvine and after the Tacoma show by the end of the by the end of my set in Tacoma, my voice felt.

I'm tired like I kind of like well, but the thing is like you know, one of the things that I feel lucky for is that I had voice training and so when I when I project when I use my voice, I'm not using it in a way that is hurting it.

Right.

It just like it builds up, it builds up strength, right?

Yeah.

So, you know, and I get a half hour to rest it after my set because you're out there and when I went back out there, I was fine.

And then the next and then the next day it was stronger, you know, but it's crazy how that it's actually crazy how that works.

Yeah, you know, because with poor Chuck, I obviously got the hard lessons of taking care of your voice.

For sure, you know, from you and branded did to Scott Scott kind of did.

He was a little, he was, he'd rock out a little bit obviously, but he wasn't really so concerned about necessarily taking care of his voice like you and Brandon were and a few of actually are band members like Brian.

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