Hello folks, we're back again with our third installment of the Lost episode series.

This week our guest was Tom Fontana, who as some of you know, probably none of you.

This week our guest was Tom Fontanana who created the show Oz on HBO, which was about

a maximum security prison.

He also worked on the legendary television series Homicide Life on the Street.

It's a really good interview.

I don't know if you guys are going to care, but he's a really good guy.

And I think you could tell this is like this was recorded 20, what was it?

2023. It's interesting because if you kind of match it with my arc in, if you've like been following the series,

like this is when I decided to try and start being a good interviewer.

And during the edit, we had to cut out me saying, to some extent,

so at some points, I said it every single question,

and at some points I would say up to three times during a question, to some extent.

I've become a better interviewer at this point, I think. He's a really good guy,

really interesting conversation. I don't know if you guys are, who fucking cares what you think, honestly.

I'm growing with confidence every day. I am. You people have no idea how high I can fly.

There's a story called Jonathan Livingston Siegel.

Kobe Bryant was between his rookie and second year in the NBA.

He was lifting weights at Gold's Gym in Venice Beach California or Marina del Rey California I

don't know why it's important that I remember that and because he said he had a

boy's body and he got a call and he picked up his phone while he was at the

gym and he's the call said Kobe it's Michael I'd like you to come to Neverland.

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