Hi, everybody, welcome to Strasfield Lounge. I'm your host, whittle and um it is a friday night edition

um a little concerned the volume might be a little bit low because i was over um modulating before

but actually i think uh we always joke about getting a perfect launch but i think this was

you know a perfect launch so how about that um it's good to be here and uh golly gee, has a little vacation shirt, did this boy some good.

Went on an epic road trip, which I'll talk about more on Monday night on our Stratosphere studio show.

But that's a story for another time and was certainly interesting and lots of fun and so on just as a little

trivia note for those of you who are watching who watch the show on uh on twitch as i've said probably

i guess every episode now we we do a little pre-walk walk-in show a pre-show pre-show music role and we do a bunch of

tv themes from my misspent

Ute.

And I didn't know this until just now.

But I owe a very large debt of gratitude to a guy whose name I didn't know before.

His name is or was Hoyt Curtin.

Hoyt Curtin, this blew my mind.

Hoyt Curtin is the guy who composed the theme for Johnny Quest,

but he also did the Flintstones and the Jetsons and Topcat,

which I used to like before I liked any of these other things.

So good on you, Hoyt.

Once I found that out, just kind of stumbled on it,

I realized there's a kind of a similar area.

You can hear certain themes in the in the

in the Jetsons and Johnny Quest they're they're very similar elements to it anyway I

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