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on mean, manager

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that me every every morning i wake up

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i go for a run in the puck anymore

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, account

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love running i will say hey running

1:13

but for years i've done it because when

1:15

i'm in middle of the when i'm feeling exhausted

1:17

i can say to myself this is the

1:19

hardest thing we're going to do all day

1:21

manual and it feels true the

1:25

park i run around prospect park have

1:27

park big roughly three and roughly mile loop and

1:30

but that was point my run comes right

1:32

near the end it's this infamous

1:34

windy massive hill a

1:36

and scathing that fucker everytime i run gives

1:39

me such a big feeling of satisfaction but having

1:41

done the hard thing in

1:43

the last few months or so some isn't really

1:45

bugged me on my runs the

1:47

guy another run

1:49

our i see in the park you

1:51

, me and this guy we

1:54

have bees and we have peace

1:56

because as this guy runs around the park

1:58

still it's person the person

2:01

run out of the run pass him except

2:03

for me

2:05

didn't always come up behind him right

2:07

before but big hill you've

2:09

never running that files when i see him he just stood

2:12

of glides along and he has this

2:14

week gateway lead so on signing kicks

2:16

this leg out but somehow

2:18

it worked for him and when i see

2:20

him sometimes him swear i

2:22

kept him looking at me over his shoulder and

2:25

then and then zooms away from me up the hill

2:27

and eventually out the park

2:30

i do not understand what it is about

2:32

me and if somebody who's run for

2:34

long time if is made up

2:36

disrespectful the ethanol

2:39

why would you let me passive what is it about

2:41

me

2:43

i've tried being in tried

2:45

pacing myself just to be in

2:48

it's , years when we get to that hill

2:50

and i come up behind him something just

2:52

changes have deuce body language language

2:54

get up again says of his calls bulging have

2:56

any the way the way moves

2:58

it's the way the

3:02

recently i decided honey

3:04

to find this guy and just figure

3:06

out what the hell is happening here

3:11

okay

3:20

that by had tasha which

3:22

, difficult because he's why knew about

3:24

this guy i saw him

3:27

normally two to three times week at roughly

3:29

eight for in the morning morning didn't

3:31

have his name or any other info

3:33

so i just made a plan to go

3:35

at that time and see that the that

3:39

the double was i didn't remember exactly

3:42

which days a week i saw him so

3:44

i had no choice but go running every

3:46

damn day looking for this dude this

3:49

go to the path

3:55

why am i normal free and half miles around keep

3:58

my eyes peeled for the

4:00

first bear on a monday i

4:02

ran around the park and in see him and i thought

4:04

okay i'll catch know morrow the second

4:06

day i didn't see him fired

4:09

day didn't see him

4:11

it was like this dude was annoying me

4:13

even in his absence it's

4:16

, high voice

4:19

was city russ

4:24

but then they for i'm

4:26

running a gone about two miles in iran

4:30

and various my

4:40

running after a while before it's like

4:43

, private some i follow him up the

4:45

mandeville tell myself

4:47

the game i don't worry you go

4:49

nuts running so you know me as

4:51

his run up it

4:54

doesn't end instead ,

4:56

running with me just behind him absolutely

4:59

melting the hot humid do do

5:01

do lot around the park which as

5:04

my normal work out about rena half miles

5:06

but then we do another the

5:09

new the

5:11

money more team freaking minutes

5:14

and well i'm not i

5:16

am fed my , just

5:18

yelled i stuff but i didn't

5:22

didn't never go

5:25

finally after i had

5:27

run a grand total of nine miles

5:30

the guy showed the mercy soda

5:33

so much i am i guess

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oh within , amazon

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has to put our school profile and

5:43

school saw that like the internet our

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lives off as and another

5:48

on us has lot

5:50

about what would life be roger of russia was

5:52

a single law was

5:55

it is michael michael manual say with

5:57

certainty is so is asked

5:59

if he could talk forever

6:01

so hum of gonna sense of

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assisted by focusing of raids yes

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has do that that , be smile smile

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my me michael was not panting not

6:13

he's about my high like had

6:15

an annoying the good headline was

6:17

wearing sunglasses

6:19

and now but i was finally face

6:21

to face my nemesis the

6:24

like do was be polite

6:26

i don't how to save his and marriage is over had

6:28

i feel like what's has to happen is i normally

6:30

get within like ten ,

6:32

feet of you have a new kind of pick up

6:34

pace of them oh no it's fine so

6:36

i'm not talking as it is a little awkward when

6:38

when when when you're with a stranger and

6:41

your boat and running at the same time i mean

6:43

it's weird i think at certain point of having once i

6:45

move pass all like the the than

6:47

over thinking about it i dislike go

6:49

and in and just gonna go with it it

6:52

of sorts of michael became obvious

6:54

to me they

6:56

he the lovely person

6:58

be he had no fucking idea

7:00

who i was paddle

7:02

you've never noticed me he told

7:04

me he doesn't wear glasses when glasses when

7:07

he couldn't even pick me up crowd if you wanted to

7:10

felt the theory what

7:13

can i say we a couple of

7:15

months in my head

7:18

the time

7:19

when you're in the mark of figuring

7:21

out lot of stuff about your future

7:24

he can seem like a lot of things are about you

7:26

and not all mike

7:28

the moms the gold are intentional when they're not

7:31

if easy to lose sight of the fact that

7:33

your rivals real or imagined

7:36

a religious people you could and

7:38

should be learning something from might

7:40

, a the way to runway you keep track

7:43

of the number of your brass to read stride

7:45

stride when got to the hill i switched my with

7:47

rhythms and suwon because i need

7:49

take more air by the hill only

7:51

taken as much air flight is a three the three

7:54

wow yeah and

7:56

it and then it makes then big like you're going faster

7:58

but i'm not let go the distractions

8:01

no phone no while no while nothing i'm a

8:03

minimalist runner and how

8:05

to run own race without thinking about other

8:07

runners you'll never catch

8:10

talking to my with helpful to me in another

8:12

way to because for last

8:14

few weeks we've been trying to figure out how

8:16

to make this episode how to

8:18

make finale to seven eight years

8:21

of the show

8:23

and anything feels like casing office something you can't

8:26

that it's that capturing

8:28

all of our many feelings about reply all

8:30

in his last episode i

8:32

know it's something that alex feels really deeply

8:35

i talked to about it the other day i have absolutely

8:37

been paralyzed the about

8:39

making this last episode yet

8:43

i've been thinking a lot about what i could possibly

8:45

do that would feel satisfying in the answers

8:47

like there's

8:49

nothing i can do there's like no way i

8:52

can encompass the

8:54

hannah police a few and way have about

8:57

the show yeah no yeah though

9:00

in last couple of weeks we decided you

9:02

know what

9:04

it is do offing with it they

9:07

are goodbyes not own ways and go

9:10

that's what gonna do today we're going to didn't

9:12

some of the lingering feelings we have about show

9:15

and try to answer few nagging the

9:32

though

9:33

my first gig in radio was unpaid

9:35

internship at the public radio station

9:37

debbie and i see what i wasn't

9:39

totally unpaid they gave you ten dollars

9:41

ten dollars so like it was enough for me

9:43

to buy a burrito from supposedly lunch everyday

9:47

you know when i was deciding whether or not

9:49

to take this basically unpaid internship

9:51

longtime listeners might remember this i

9:54

, my dad and i asked for advice and

9:56

he was like do not

9:58

take it is not worth

10:01

it you have safe job and tech support

10:03

your thirty years old it is

10:05

middle the housing crisis you are making

10:07

a terrible mistake and

10:10

obviously he was wrong and

10:12

that was very satisfying but

10:15

you know i'm leaving reply all now and

10:17

i have some decisions to make though

10:19

i decided call him again disembodied know

10:22

you're done all right

10:24

are you there

10:27

actually are you are you there add

10:30

it is it your the reception in your house is so

10:32

fucking bad can say something i know

10:34

what else yeah funny very

10:36

yes please turn off your video cause otherwise unnecessary

10:39

where it's not the bandwidth is going to be too

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heavily consumed

10:43

right let see to do this all

10:46

, here we go there i'm off

10:48

all right okay

10:51

i'm sorry that i immediately get frustrated like

10:53

maybe that's not the best way to start the conversation go

10:58

ahead i rarely canada

11:01

asking me anything that the sound still sucks

11:03

ah i don't know anna obe

11:06

i don't blame it on bialik wow

11:08

i'm anna saying that it's your fault

11:10

dad that sucks ,

11:12

don't think spoke out about open and

11:14

so sounds better now now sounds

11:16

great now can you manage to stay

11:18

perfectly still perfectly

11:20

, formula do her a

11:23

this is just yacht yell at him anymore

11:25

i'm that if a perfectly so a huge

11:27

as you're welcome us

11:31

ah so that i'm

11:33

calling you on

11:35

because i am about to

11:37

quit i just the i

11:40

heard that

11:41

guess my question to you now it's like what should

11:43

do next i don't know what to do next i

11:46

am really it's like got

11:48

some time to work it out but i'm like

11:50

ah like i don't know when coming next and it's

11:52

very scary to me

11:56

it should be arms

11:59

ya think have a passion them

12:02

for war journalism

12:04

and for performance i gonna

12:06

say i guess i would yeah so

12:09

happy never to report less

12:13

i remember

12:15

the remember where after i retired now retired

12:17

for for five years and

12:20

i was got green i was doing this that's

12:22

and then in like i was really really

12:24

bored i mean

12:26

what back to be i went back to be judge again

12:28

for four months to sell you

12:31

, i kinda liked it was good will that

12:33

was center refreshing

12:35

but basically since

12:37

he retired all remember you talking about

12:39

is you get to take nap every afternoon that

12:41

off that's like what

12:46

is after the after that i'm

12:48

home i take a nap i'm probably going

12:50

take nap after this conversation what

12:52

maybe i'm where i'm working three days a week now

12:54

i work three days a week doing what

12:58

i work in a winery and work a tasting

13:00

room in winery tell me exactly what you do

13:03

so you know i like to consider

13:05

myself why

13:08

the educator

13:12

i got him they that you say i love you and i

13:14

want say that you for like year

13:17

know hope so you know work in

13:19

hospitality

13:21

know people come in to stay

13:23

for an hour hour and a half i could spend time

13:25

with them to talk with some lungs just talk about

13:27

wine

13:29

talk about themselves or talk about me talk

13:31

about in lifer

13:33

politics or whatever and the it's a fun

13:35

way and then the next person comes in

13:37

so you don't have the best friends for

13:39

like an hour to an hour and a half

13:41

i could never made career of it but you know it's

13:43

fun do two or three days is retired person

13:45

but the point i was trying to make before

13:47

you get up brought out

13:49

my

13:50

new career in hospitality industry was

13:54

that i sense

13:56

that

13:58

even though you need a break and you need there

14:00

needs to try something new that

14:02

to ah you've you've

14:05

tix something that really sets your

14:07

interests and personality so

14:10

you don't have enough you do that in that what

14:12

else you think have you any thoughts

14:14

of what other heights

14:16

of work would like the have

14:19

i told you about the a tv show that i want or

14:23

so you remember tales from the crypt that tv

14:25

show so it

14:27

was like the horror anthology

14:30

series was on h b o it came out

14:32

like the late eighties has like eight

14:34

or nine when it started rest select

14:36

i loved tales from the crypt it

14:38

freaked me out so bad it

14:40

was totally foundational for me

14:42

as like a huge horror fan

14:44

art and it was hosted by this is

14:46

like an animatronic puppet called the

14:48

crypt keeper and he

14:50

was like this desiccated corpse

14:53

his i've had rotted away she had like big

14:55

weird normal i writes his

14:57

nose was like totally missing any of it was crooked

15:00

teeth slimy grin rare and

15:02

he would make like

15:03

weird puns he'd be like ah

15:06

his tail is a ghoulish episode

15:08

about a man who would kill for bacon show

15:10

business your

15:13

life you

15:15

know people like me mates

15:17

and nine point when

15:20

we can get out for some we simply

15:24

i'm so

15:28

i have this idea for show about

15:32

the crypt keeper of the puppet

15:34

then entered his life after tales

15:36

from the crypt gets cancelled and like he

15:38

can't get new job hollywood's us to like

15:42

much less glamorous jobs and he's like

15:44

a singer have any the single parents the

15:47

normal human not like another dead creature

15:49

any last ago like and it's about it's

15:52

like drama about crypt keeper trying make

15:54

ends meet but still like a puppet in still makes

15:56

tons all the time care about

15:59

will react

16:02

eight it ah

16:05

well , know know

16:08

to say no

16:10

as if to suffer if i knew a

16:12

producer and listening to the pits the

16:15

money go on hum well

16:19

i don't you know i'm i'm

16:21

gonna try to be some i'm going be supportive of you

16:23

forgotten unless producer is what is

16:25

your my dad your new support only like

16:27

producer will not going to be

16:29

no absolutely

16:33

, so it's kind of entertaining

16:36

well that's my plan for after this

16:38

so okay well

16:43

know the big house

16:45

go oscars

16:56

the dead

16:58

they are at work okay so

17:00

i wanted it to contact briefly because

17:03

i did got i did oh

17:06

boy

17:07

emigrated of my boy yeah

17:12

i'm calling you because

17:14

i wanted to tell you that i managed

17:16

to track down and talk to someone very

17:19

exciting acts continue to

17:21

me a favor and ah just tell me

17:23

however you want to be identified

17:26

i was just steer the boys the crypt keeper

17:28

you know me from mass all my years

17:31

as on camera and voiceover

17:33

work it is of i have to say like

17:35

i'm not really person who gets super star struck

17:37

but imo first ah

17:39

ah dude thanks so

17:41

so can you tell me a little about of yep i

17:43

, am ah

17:45

ah ah sorry

17:48

i to go there i understand when

17:52

i didn't realize how much i much the character

17:54

of crypt keeper that i love yonkers

17:58

here just started the

18:00

why they had to call bigoted

18:03

bigoted given nigger studio cabin was in

18:05

of course creating the puppet

18:07

version of this guy

18:10

dom isn't nearly had a boombox

18:12

little microphone his recovery me and i

18:14

started doing that voice for him and has enough

18:17

because i got to see the property was working on

18:19

it out and rot in t

18:22

hero was the voice like a

18:24

spur of the moment decision or was it something that

18:26

you had thought about beforehand

18:28

like looked the puppet and i you

18:30

know tried to organically create what it

18:32

what i've thought he would sound like and wow

18:34

yeah i figured i'd throw in the little bit of that

18:37

margaret hamilton wicked witch of the west

18:39

last and the you know they

18:42

the fun with the pines that that alfred

18:44

hitchcock had when he used to host a

18:46

hitchcock presents and that kinda thing separate

18:49

those elements together and i started doing

18:51

it for money was lot of you

18:53

know like that so does that you know and

18:56

started laughing i start laughing which

18:58

you know as the crypt keeper which kind of start

19:00

wow i did

19:02

eventually get down to business though and pitcher my ds

19:05

are trying to make it hollywood as an actor but

19:07

obviously there aren't that many roles crypt keeper

19:09

is in such as such as a single

19:11

dad but he still a crypt

19:13

keeper still making times he still the character

19:15

we now he

19:18

it's the crypt keeper it in his life after

19:20

tales from the crypt oh

19:23

yeah i'd glad you could have like are you know

19:25

he could have it his own i'm a

19:27

youth group session with you know

19:29

with freddie

19:32

, sounds a sucky

19:34

walks in everyone's go out and get outta

19:36

here you

19:39

know by tie it up and

19:41

say it's say funny idea the

19:46

how are you going to do i

19:48

mean i've seen you at least acknowledge that a

19:50

better reception that i got from you the voice

19:52

of crypt keeper someone who might have like little

19:54

more the inside how

19:58

would he do from here already going do with so

20:02

i mean there is a problem which

20:05

is that the ip rights around

20:07

the crypt keeper are just like a total

20:09

mess though the video

20:11

is like first you have the people who made

20:14

the tv show like john and the people

20:16

the production company we're in right

20:18

to the episodes that exist and

20:20

the crypt keeper that we treat you know that

20:22

was created for our show on

20:25

, from the crypt is obviously been around since

20:27

the nineteen fifties and comic book form

20:30

right but there's no

20:32

new episodes because we don't own the rights

20:34

anymore easy comics owns the rights

20:36

so it's all pretty

20:38

confusing but yet i mean along

20:40

and sort of it is if i wanted to make myself

20:43

with crypt keeper puppet of and

20:45

the names tales from the crypt and the crypt

20:47

keeper i would have to buy rates

20:50

for more than one company and

20:53

like john says that's just next to impossible

20:56

i mean even if i could get the rights

20:58

to the puppet the director call him

21:00

like spooky undead steve

21:02

or something like that thousand

21:04

iraqi be good lawyer well

21:07

let's see the start of the reason as little as calling

21:09

you they called there are six

21:12

, you most instructors law in california

21:15

and that was the fact of long ago when i'm only

21:17

i'm only license practice and michigan i guess

21:19

could call them from michigan okay

21:22

when we are visiting michigan and michigan couple weeks

21:25

when right we're all yoga practice

21:27

in michigan where do you think that my my

21:30

chances are on this like if you're give it percentage

21:32

shot let's say that i get production company

21:34

was interested in this idea let's say

21:36

they're willing to spend half million

21:39

dollars what present attacked

21:41

us

21:43

ah five percent ah

21:47

sauce

21:52

why didn't you let me just dream big dad

21:55

drink it go ahead gives you bought sauces

21:57

ah

22:00

and i'm not stopping your dreams

22:09

you have lots of ups

22:12

and downs and you've always landed on

22:14

your feet then i'll have seen recently

22:16

was just

22:19

where did you need get away from where yeah right now

22:21

think about little bit and come up with

22:23

my ds i , have an idea

22:25

fucking crypt keeper so yeah have pushed

22:28

as percentage percentage ah

22:32

ok and

22:34

i do anything else in ask him

22:37

you know like one less thing to wrapping

22:39

what do you have any super

22:41

tech support issues the alex

22:43

could help us

22:45

now every time he touches my as heck

22:47

equipment to get screwed up so i know once you

22:49

know what talking about when he says that i screw as tech

22:51

equipment he said you have high be his fucking

22:53

high score and seven hunter nice still mad

22:56

about our , sub demoralized

22:58

are so bad that he never played again

23:01

i am deleted

23:03

from my computer the

23:08

now accent and good on tech right now

23:12

area he already yard taught me that for

23:14

unplug it and unplug it in other solitude needs

23:16

known to get everything right

23:24

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officer one night he pulled

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over a car he saw swerving and

24:22

he recognized the man behind the we

24:24

and they wanted a preset abuse them in

24:26

residential school and

24:29

he ended up beaten us out of i'm trying

24:31

to find priest the

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hi isn't him welcome back to the

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show the couple days

25:55

ago

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the abandon of pile same and myself

25:58

we got a call to do interview with someone

26:01

who we were really excited to talk to for

26:03

the last episode of the show oh

26:05

ah i see

26:07

the top overhead oh god

26:10

for confirmation of top of head

26:13

why at how you keep making noises

26:16

it's like your body has little like

26:18

synthesize

26:19

yeah that ah

26:22

, such authority fucker it's gone audio

26:25

audio i am keyboard here this where your ethics

26:27

okay okay the

26:30

thing you can the do you mind introducing

26:32

himself us

26:34

my name is break master cylinder break

26:37

master cylinder this cylinder

26:40

this mysterious anonymous musician

26:42

new who allegedly traverses universe

26:44

in spaceship

26:46

you definitely know their music you listen the show

26:48

before and if this the first time you've

26:50

listened to the south he really picked weird episode

26:54

our interview with break mess or came with

26:56

only one condition and

26:59

it's that i tell you this i cannot

27:01

confirm or deny the you will

27:03

be during break masters real voice you

27:06

are

27:09

are so even like writing

27:11

songs not only for us

27:13

but for us for like seven

27:15

seventy years now so many as

27:18

yeah i started working on reply

27:21

all in twenty fifteen it was

27:23

episode sixteen and at time

27:25

or music library with tiny with maybe

27:27

twenty five songs almost all of

27:29

them by break master cylinder the

27:31

know who break master was i just knew

27:33

that alex had come across this

27:35

really bizarre video one day the break

27:37

mastered made is essentially remix

27:40

of mister sandman but

27:42

played over horror movies

27:53

our people loved it he got a masseur

27:55

, blabbering with the south for

27:58

me with such a blast

28:00

ever the library of statements are sooners

28:02

music every song had

28:04

so much of its own personality like

28:06

this one warning signs

28:13

or this one be stroganoff

28:22

that quickly discovered that it was really

28:24

hard to score all of the different moods

28:26

that we wanted to hit in our stories with

28:29

just a few have really

28:31

high energy high personality song

28:33

so , his slack channel i started writing

28:35

with break master cylinder this is the only

28:37

place we would communicate communicate

28:39

would ask for new songs like hey

28:41

in this moment of the story we need like

28:44

and evil brag time

28:46

you're dying kind of feeling or

28:49

could you make something that feels like having

28:51

panic attack in your heart is your head

28:54

break master was always game

28:56

for these conversations like no matter how weird the

28:58

note was your was be for like portis

29:00

music and

29:03

you're you're obsessed with long swath

29:05

engine and sexier and

29:07

minimal note there spaced out which

29:10

is great socially tortoise

29:12

music now is for damiano story reads

29:15

like looking for miss internal right yeah

29:18

specifically like think you describe the

29:20

turtle and passwords personality

29:30

over the years our library grew to one hundred songs

29:33

most them written by break master cylinder

29:36

the music is has become such huge

29:38

part of how we tell stories so

29:40

fear and i we wanted talk with break masseur

29:43

about some of our favorite songs

29:46

so i want to start with the very first on the i remember

29:48

hearing and really loving in the music

29:50

library there at it

30:01

more yeah , his

30:03

drum corps seats

30:06

seats the instrumental to burn is burn poor

30:09

contests sorry way

30:11

it's the was instrumental the what bernie

30:14

screwdriver to do prefer are capella

30:16

for toxic over it

30:30

they did weekly be battles that's

30:32

how i'd actually also wrote a

30:34

third the library really get our instrumentals

30:37

after have some of them i'd take out the samples couldn't use

30:40

so you're writing

30:42

these things like in the middle the night where

30:45

where you actually when you're making this music

30:48

they

30:48

say almost everything in the library

30:50

was written hold over

30:52

on the side the road you're

30:54

actually almost remember every street corner of

30:56

if i hear a song or you we are you

30:58

serious the run in your car

31:01

the ship the

31:04

heavy sorry intercepts i and

31:06

others contract work to do those

31:08

out a lot and i

31:10

can't not be making these

31:12

wow okay

31:16

okay here's another on this

31:18

is a really good one for like the

31:20

villain enters the story

31:25

there's song that we use so much early on

31:27

you know the name o ,

31:30

a bid breakdown know it's

31:32

a even adventure time yeah

31:35

, you remember writing you one yes

31:38

we're going starbucks yeah i

31:40

remember smelling a lot of those

31:43

shakers are shakers collection

31:45

of shells the

31:47

same in mind that i've had since two

31:50

thousand six what

31:52

does it mean that you're writing the song in the starbucks

31:54

is that like are you are

31:56

you recording the need your voice memo

31:58

are you know

32:00

just remember weapons ah okay

32:02

yeah i'm just laptop and headphones

32:04

and then let's sit and faster

32:06

way doesn't matter really you , anywhere

32:09

have people will beep

32:11

boop will travel

32:15

the find jupiter

32:21

which is fitting because we would always pieces

32:23

of it just to score like the

32:25

other worldly moments and sorry getting

32:29

at night a bed bath and beyond

32:31

the had that feeling

32:35

that's right it doesn't have beyond

32:37

no matter when bass planned

32:40

around announcer booth

32:49

there was one the first one they ever ever wrote

32:51

for the purposes of making is

32:53

going library mean i started

32:55

as with you guard the entire islam

32:58

here

33:01

well

33:04

better i'm curious are the things that come

33:06

to mind for you were

33:09

i start looking through list of everything

33:11

that everything ever wrote for you and

33:13

the stuff that i actually want to listen

33:16

to the was repeating the episodes of the end

33:18

of the episodes

33:19

yeah there was a period on the show

33:21

where we had to have something after

33:23

the credits so that there could be an ad

33:26

and then more reply all and

33:28

so we asked you to make their more reply

33:30

hour after the ad after

33:33

the credit said right

33:36

like like making reply of all

33:38

episodes out of pieces of previous ones

33:40

and that made me happy listening

33:42

to music and ah was

33:45

you and replace one those are we do that

33:47

retell yes all

33:49

right here we go this is called

33:52

yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes

33:54

yes no why

33:56

are produced by great master cylinder

34:00

welcome once again to go as

34:03

know where our boss alex blumberg

34:06

find stuff on the internet and comes to us explain

34:08

to him at so him had his tweets

34:10

and it's as tuck barack ball have barack

34:12

fast ball hog farm and sphere words

34:15

and a ball they would

34:17

do you know what the treatments yeah house

34:19

comments yes not name yeah treaty

34:22

yes diana this snyder

34:24

really mad farley event

34:27

, guess we'll assholes cast him howard

34:31

howard do is shoot

34:35

outs bloomberg do you know it was teammates

34:39

do that eyelids get into it

34:41

so the internet is kind

34:43

of like a nightmare a cesspool that

34:45

is full of census

34:48

dot it it seems like were yes

34:50

were yes yes this this this this this this this is

34:52

just

34:59

i wanted to ask mean i think there is a thing

35:01

where like must

35:05

ah you are a mystery that has been the

35:07

show for eight years

35:09

or whatever one theory

35:11

about that that people have is that

35:14

you are alex goldman then

35:17

we use his voice to be me now

35:21

okay now on six

35:23

continents the

35:25

other thing

35:26

i was thinking about as a their major

35:29

life events that you feel comfortable sharing that

35:31

have happened to you and the last seven

35:34

eight years the mean

35:36

family changes ratio

35:38

of changes the

35:42

you comfortable thing when taste decade of

35:45

life urine

35:46

that early minutes early mid

35:48

life

35:51

have you lived the same section

35:53

of the country always no

35:57

how many sections of the country have you lived in

36:00

the really how many

36:02

sections of the country would you define it as they

36:06

five five have

36:09

you ever the job that is distinctly not

36:11

a music

36:12

our yeah i i've delivered

36:14

every kind of food and image

36:17

i drove around listening to mf

36:19

doom on a cassette sweet

36:23

sweet oldsmobile then

36:26

only existed for a short amount of

36:29

are you comfortable saying you are astrological

36:31

sign

36:32

yeah i guess because who gives a shit forests

36:37

oh happy birthday okay

36:39

did you have braces as child

36:41

i can't really reveal whether i have a face or

36:43

not know i'm

36:47

what's the first instrument you ever plane the

36:50

piano do you actually ride motorcycle

36:53

just on a motorcycle helmet because

36:55

there are no motorcycles face

37:02

i don't my one more song that's

37:04

really important the

37:07

normally at the end of episode we

37:10

play the song called westward which

37:14

sounds like says

37:17

there's there's other version called

37:21

westwood bong hit dream version

37:34

the couch facing upwards this

37:37

, like five am the desert

37:39

and room knowing

37:41

that knowing was about be interrupted at any moment

37:44

staring at ceiling not

37:47

five

37:49

interrupted by the started as a day

37:52

now some , going to sink

37:54

like a mad at them and

37:56

it nothing what

38:00

for context we did this one because we were

38:02

making this episode second twenty fifteen

38:04

and in the summer august which

38:06

, we were gonna call what you expect it's

38:08

august them as whole idea was

38:10

we were so burnt out there was so mad

38:13

that we had to work in august because had a friend in france

38:15

who were always talked and you tell

38:17

him out what is feather do in august and

38:20

, we're like well god dammit last episode

38:22

of the end of august needs to capture how ridiculous

38:24

is there anybody is working in august

38:26

which it continues to be ridiculous that

38:29

anybody's working in august but i've never

38:31

even heard anyone suggests that

38:33

about audience

38:34

i've never heard anyone worked out of worked up about

38:36

august you need to

38:38

spend more time with him

38:40

okay what theorize anyway

38:42

we came up with today's the day to do like an episode

38:44

where pj alex just go outside

38:47

and explore new york city for day and

38:50

while we're making that episode out kind of feeling

38:52

like it's it's it's supposed feel

38:54

like departure from a normal story though

38:58

they'll probably something else about it should have more

39:00

like gallagher freeing feeling

39:02

too the remember like

39:04

jim ever would what it was like that i to say

39:06

can you just like a bong hit version of westwood

39:09

was at all at once that literally

39:11

i think percent

39:14

that it does one shortest is

39:16

ever take me around song i don't

39:18

know why i oppose you're one of only the ones of

39:20

people wow the

39:23

i think the song is so beautiful and

39:26

you are less listen to more

39:29

the song

39:37

earnest the rolling five years

39:39

music

39:47

see that's the thing this is the says that it's

39:49

like don't you want to be able to dislike throw

39:52

on his like album

39:54

, a year ten like don't you one of the of of

39:56

the listener this it anytime

40:01

give me your address that isn't gimlet like

40:03

right now and you'll see america was

40:06

, seconds seconds me happy

40:12

hey progressive what is the best

40:15

way that we should help

40:17

people get their hands on your music the

40:19

rent them i guess as every

40:22

album it's something like twenty three

40:24

by now i think gamble

40:26

always best place i think you get at this

40:29

is

40:31

thanks so much for chatting with us can't express

40:34

what a pleasure to is and also just like what

40:36

crazy buzzard it's easier music cause

40:38

it's so so fucking good bags

40:41

of really nice dargo drink

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, or

40:48

say

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you can find break master cylinders music

40:58

including the thirty one part b

41:01

m c and dog in space drama

41:03

that they made for the show all at

41:06

brake master cylinder dot and can

41:08

dot com

41:16

and of next manual

41:18

joji

41:21

do i know it's little strange but in

41:24

the last few weeks of making show i've

41:26

been thinking lot about my high school marching

41:28

bands michael for yeah

41:30

our band was okay like

41:34

we really tried our best by the of

41:36

the day we were very know the pretty

41:38

average marching band when

41:40

we performed that football games in always felt

41:42

like the people in a crowd watching the game

41:44

meaty tolerated like

41:47

i even remember an occasion where's the

41:49

person running the sound system just forgot

41:51

we were supposed play and started blasting

41:53

let's get it started by the black eyed peas said

41:57

martin bad if hard

42:00

the build a really great show a lot of

42:02

things that the come together them

42:03

how as many as two hundred and fifty people

42:06

have figure out how to run around the field

42:08

with that be marching in time if each other at

42:10

same size as they're making a bunch of complicated

42:13

shapes and formations all while

42:15

thing by instrument or dancing

42:17

or friend but thompson size into the air

42:20

i mean she goes left he goes really

42:22

left

42:24

sometimes all it takes is one person to

42:26

mess up one domino fully outlays

42:28

and entire show can class if

42:31

don't believe me just google seven

42:33

juba pileup

42:35

one of the was thing that can happen if is thing

42:37

we call a tear were whole

42:39

sections of the band get completely out of sync

42:41

with each other causing chaos occasionally

42:45

things in my marching band to get so bad that

42:47

we'd there and be awful

42:50

we , really frustrated with each other as

42:52

result kind

42:54

of wanted to quit

42:57

then changed my mind it

42:59

, a youtube video that did it a

43:01

youtube video that town fourteen year old

43:03

me into a down bad whole

43:06

are marching band that that

43:09

a pretty grainy video it looks like it's shot

43:12

on fit fun whoever is filming

43:14

is looking and cause football field at college

43:16

marching band standing in the beaches

43:18

in missiles half empty stadium everybody

43:21

myspace if just looking at

43:23

this band

43:24

waiting for what about to happen and

43:27

then it began

43:40

well

43:46

that , was watching have computer

43:48

in my parents living room southern university

43:50

humans you fox was not like

43:52

my high school marching band because

43:54

of rude loud beautiful

43:56

bike back

44:08

the people watching and screaming their heads up

44:10

in the video in that moment he

44:12

wasn't about the football game it

44:14

, all about the band band

44:17

about trumpets were playing note so high i

44:19

only knew about them in them move

44:21

out dances that could come straight out beyond

44:23

says to tell says that it was

44:25

impossible to ignore how impossible they were every

44:28

, of their performance since

44:30

the flair this whole me that every

44:32

single person in that than was given as

44:34

isn't and totally lost

44:41

the me wonder what would it be like

44:43

to be part of something anything

44:45

like that with so many amazing

44:47

people putting along with you all in sync

44:50

with that feeling

44:52

that video so inspired me that

44:54

i went from wanting quit band my sophomore

44:56

yes to being the drum major of it

44:58

my junior year i started setting

45:00

that video and others around to ton of people

45:03

in bands saying you did be

45:05

like that

45:07

that year we would really hard to improve

45:10

we , better marching they'd more

45:12

popular music that the student section with into

45:15

you know like i've got a ceiling by

45:17

the black eyed peas we still

45:19

messed up

45:20

retire from time to time but every

45:22

now and then there were these moments

45:24

where every single kids would do

45:26

exactly what they're supposed to do the

45:28

exact moment they're supposed to do it it's

45:31

man line feature would be green color

45:33

god would cancel their flag doses the

45:35

brass would nail really beautiful cold

45:37

or and same time to great

45:40

this incredible moment

45:47

i'd leave field offer performance thinking

45:50

that we've really took the living

45:52

shit about

45:54

ever since then since high school i've

45:57

been chasing that feeling of being locked in okay

46:00

yea at night watching marching band videos

46:03

discovering new performances that inspire me

46:08

mike fairfield central high school band

46:11

with william below on trumbo

46:25

an honest god traffic

46:30

but i also spend a lot of time

46:32

chasing that feeling in my work without

46:35

question may have been so many times

46:37

on this show where listen something to

46:39

something colleagues dismayed and had

46:41

sing prince of every single person involved

46:43

getting absolutely everything of themselves during

46:46

exactly what was also them in a way that would keep

46:48

teenage me up all night with excitement

46:51

it made working on this show so incredibly

46:54

addictive to me

46:56

i never really spent any time the thing back to

46:58

our old stories though is

47:01

even when it felt really hard on this show

47:04

the face but my craving for that

47:06

feeling of being locked in for

47:08

excellence will be satisfied once more

47:11

i've always believed in the ability of my coworkers

47:13

to amaze me again the

47:15

has the

47:17

now of course we leaving the

47:19

so called field for the last time there

47:22

will be known new performances

47:25

very soon v show will be place

47:28

i used to it i think

47:30

ben the come back to what we done

47:32

here even back to the times

47:34

we tore apart

47:35

the comebacks of at times we're locked in and

47:38

feel like i'm back here again with

47:40

many people who said so many

47:42

weird and wonderful moments of moments

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