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Hey, gang, it's Jesse. We're about to go into another episode of Bullseye. but first, I wanted to tell you about something really

exciting. We are ringing in 25 years of Bullseye all the way through this fall.

25 years. I started this show when I was 19 years old. Don't do the math. What does that mean?

Well, we have a whole month of special shows new and old and also other

cool stuff. So earlier this month, I did 25 interviews in a row live on video. You can watch me

talking with Tony Hale and Lisa Loeb and Elvis Mitchell and Bob Odenkirk and Patten Oswald and 20 other people, again, in a row, on the Bullseye YouTube page.

We're also going on the road.

November 1st will be at the Cumbwa Jazz Center in Santa Cruz.

I'll talk with Adam Scott, Boots Riley, and Glenn Washington, will have comedy from Scott Simpson,

and music from the Merman.

Then on Saturday, November 15th, we have a huge show at the Pitt Theater in New York City,

which is the first place I ever did a live version of this show.

I will have the great Tony Shalub who has a new food show on television,

Chad Abhamrod from Radio Lab, who has a great new podcast about Felacuti, and H. John Benjamin

from Archer and Bob's Burgers. Plus, we'll have stand-up comedy from Josh Gondelman and music

from Kristen Anderson Lopez and Bobby Lopez,

the latter of whom is an egot. He got every award you can get in show business. It's going to be

great. That's at the pit in New York, November 15th. I hope that you'll celebrate all that stuff

with us. Go to maximum fun.org slash events to find out more.

And thanks.

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