Off top. The term podcasting was coined in 2004 by a guy named Ben Hammersley.

He was writing in the Guardian. Play the music.

This is the Dominique Fox worth show.

All right, Charlie. That's what we're doing, right? I mean, we're on YouTube too.

So it's like, I call it a show, but I feel like when people ask me, I say, I got to go record my show.

I feel like I'm being pretentious. I should just say podcast.

So what do I call it? I just say we're podd and every time podd and was podd and it works.

Well, and you revealed something before the show that we need to dig into that I don't deadlift.

Well, no, we can get to that part.

Oh, oh, that I that I was that I was hesitant to, um, to get a I pod.

So the background of this is the term podcast.

It is a combination of the term iPod and broadcasting.

And I said that I was kind of a late adopter on the iPod because a skeptic,

a skeptic on the, on the value of a thousand songs in your pocket.

No, I was not a skeptic on the value.

I, I think generally something in me has a little, I got a little Z because he was flipping through

his vinyl book of CDs that he was going to play in his car in Denver in 2004 to impress

actually was like, I don't want an iPod that I could just plug into my car and play these songs.

It's a joke.

So what actually, so like I have a little bit of like zig in my personality.

And I recognize that about myself.

So it was well before I was playing in a league like in college and stuff in high school.

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