This is the 911 Colors Podcast with the operator and his senior assistant, Jack Lomona.

I'm not bleeding, I don't think so many were I checked.

Hey Luna, hey, is there anything new? I'm asking you this because I have I want to talk about my studio, but what's new with you?

I'm not a whole lot. How about you though? Is there anything going on with you?

I'm not a whole lot.

I'm going to tell you how that came about.

I'm not a whole lot.

I'm not that disconnected from reality out here in care.

I'm looking and I see all the stuff that makes you scratchy and scratchy like the fire glass and all that.

I'm just mentally a mess for me.

I'm looking at it in the eye with all the insulation and my eyes get to this one kind and it's blue.

It's messy, I'll shred it, but it's big sheets and it's packed in one of those.

If you buy one of those new mattresses off the internet or somewhere they sent it to in a box and it's big, you could barely get a child in that box.

It would be open and it's a giant mattress and all that. It was like that. It was like in this shrink wrap and I read the label and it said shredded denim.

I was like no way. It has to be one of these packages has to be like 500 sets of jeans. It's amazing.

I bought two packs of this stuff and I insulated the whole inside of my studio with shredded denim.

I found little tags. Stuff that didn't get shredded. I found a little tag that said Inspector 15C and a size tag.

It's amazing. I just think about the number of butts that are on my wall. I mentioned there's flesh and stuff in them too.

There's a lot of denim in here. We should sell this insulation.

They pull the copper out of the mine and the denim and they split to profit.

I didn't realize that. Some guys will go to old mines and things and they'll find the jeans they've taken off because they've got too dirty or whatever.

They'll still be intact and they'll use them as wall pieces. They'll sell them as art. People will buy them.

...