Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Real Talk, a movie podcast.

We are your go-to source for ratings and recommendations of past and present films.

I am your host, West Jones, podcasting from Bowling Green, Kentucky.

Hey, this is Tommy, podcasting straight from Nashville, Tennessee.

The Movie Buddy Conway, podcasting from Bowling Green, Kentucky.

Hey, what's up, Real Talk listeners?

Tonight, we're doing something a little bit different with our interview series, and I'm not for sure where the conversation is going to go,

but tonight's guest is a man of many talents in ventures. He's currently an owner and operator

of Neighborhoods Apart Productions, which is a Nashville-based boutique production studio.

Clients include groups like The Killers and John Prine, Billy Idol, etc.

He's a former mandolin player for the Bluegrass group, The Farewell Drifters. He's also a filmmaker

and photographer. Plus, we graduated from the same high school, hung out nearly daily during our

junior and senior years,

and we're also college roommates our freshman year. So now that is a hell of an introduction,

and we're pleased to welcome Joshua Britt to Real Talk. And is it still Esquire? Do you still put

the Esquire after Brit? I still use the money with my picture on it, too.

Nice.

That's good.

Haven't talked to you much since 20-year high school reunion.

So what have you been up to since then?

Goofing off.

Nothing really.

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