Producer Doug here, I just want you to know this is the fifth time I'm trying to record this, so I'm just gonna shoot from the hip All of our DCC audio wants you to know about pop culture classroom. Now, this is a great program They take cop books to elementary schools jails To for like, you know, a literate barely literate children and and prisoners and they do they've many programs I'm just making it sound terrible. So I'm sorry, but I want to get this through It is an education program with more than 600 hours of educational programming basically it Invisions individuals transformed by the educational power of pop culture to a diverse inclusive and engaged communities I'm sorry. I'm getting a little paltry around this.
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It's a reality to me. Oh, weird it is. Yeah. I got very broad and slapsticky loads of Japan because I got to not very quickly that word play doesn't translate.
And you try to make like some, you know, Joe's definitely over. But if you're a visual viewer, you know, they understand it. I'm talking to you more during a little slightly. I'm not going to do different skills than I know themselves, too, because I think that as I lose my first story, like being able to do very funny visual areas that are more like sketch common.
And I'm sorry that my dad and I can collect the take up the song is almost completely different, equal skillsets that most people weren't able to do both. And you being able to do both is ridiculously impressive. You're welcome. I'm going to do a good conference.
Well, do you have enough for anything about it or do you want to use the other three? Yeah. I had more practice doing than other people in the various. So I probably better than that.
I enjoy both. I mean, they're all fun for me. I think my still doing the period of nonsense allowed me to do a lot of good things. I probably wouldn't be able to do it otherwise.
I mean, I love doing voice acting. I can't do a lot of that because I've had a success in a certain area. So I don't want to do it because I'm very so I love doing that. I don't want to do that.
But that's sort of been my, I think, a different one also. Is there a video where, you know, back in the days of like, Josh's, they were from your videos and it was enormous. I mean, I remember it was a bad video here on like five networks. So I'm like, hey, is there.
I'm making a social problem stuff. And I imagine you're sitting down and I've got to watch this. It's probably going to be that. Yeah.
Now, I mean, it was a big deal. Because a lot of my career was like, counseling and whatever, like the big moments in my class were going to be. And when you heard of the World Record magazine video, I mean, that was something I don't, you know, make sure you're there for the World Record magazine. And, you know, I know that my ideas are not spontaneous.
I think about them for a long time. I guess I can talk about like a hundred variations on me. And I think very carefully about it. But I remember I came up with it.
I came up with it. I came up with it. I just got it over in the house. I just came across my squished head from the beginning of the show for the bullet room.
So I got my flat squished head somewhere in the door. I'm so scared of it. I'm like, oh, no. I'm actually using that on a mission.
I guess I could do a mission camp or like a momentum or something. I'm like, oh, I'm sure there is. I mean, you know, stuff, you know, stuff that disappears from video sets all the time. So you have to like really stay out of the way.
You're like, you're wrapped up in your mind. I think you're just going to seriously walk away. Like my drummer is that way more fun than I could do on a mission. He's going to be a visual archivist.
So we got H.O. Rosh full of like, memorabilia, which is probably really cool. I'm like, my wife, I'm just hoping that he never dies because he does that on the top of the house. She has to take the furniture.
She doesn't be able to try it, but that's not what I thought. Right. Right. There you go.
You try the museum when you're two. That's like an apartment. Well, we offered a last trip on the mandatory bus. We actually had a gig in the thousands of times trying to use it.
Which was like a lot of things. In the last case, it was like a replacement from UH Avenue and a very constant solution. I'm not looking at the video. It's not so pretty fun.
So you're doing a whole lot of these sort of stuff to record, but the idea of that's like, many fans and stuff and things have sort of changed the lot of these where this is more accessible. Now, I think notice any of the difference between sort of touring and, you know, they use the way they use that, but whatever. I mean, the audience is a bit bigger. And more and more very.
All of my personal about the 80s. And the neuro-80s, I think my hardcore is going to be on the mail. And what my name is nowadays, people are recently in the 80s, I think they're not putting that right. They're families.
And everybody seems to be doing the show. And everybody seems to be doing it on the phone. Yeah, they think they're going to have to be familiar with the song I've heard and enjoy. It's not that bad.
Well, thank you so much for chatting with me. And everybody seems to be doing it on the phone. Yeah, they think they're going to have to be familiar with the song I've heard and enjoy. It's not that bad.
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