Three to, uh, uh, uh, hello Pete Domic, how worry buddy.

Hey Joe Roggan, good to see you,

good to see you, psyched to be here.

Sike to be in California, site to be sitting across from you.

Psych to have you.

You're a free man now. I'm escaped yourself from the shackles of satellite radio.

The shackles of corporate media. Yeah, man. See that's the thing about dedicating so much time to a company like that they can just get rid of you and then you don't have a connection to all those fans you have to reestablish a connection

It's been an amazing experience in the last what four weeks since it happened to try to first of all I watched my funeral play out publicly

Because they had a huge community listeners for 12 years that I created

That I was trying to respond to all them and I you know you can't say I still can't share like certain details right how much time did they give you before the show was ended

The show the show basically they told me after the show that it was the last show and then they let me have like a

they said I could do a last show but instead I was just like let me just record a message I don't want

I don't know until the day of I

had a pretty good idea I had a pretty good idea do they have ratings I don't

think so if they did I think I'd probably be in pretty good shape I mean like it's a long story but the show I was doing was pretty special like it was really helping people and we were

Enlightenment is kind of like what you do here. I mean that's why I love what you do here. People learn they get

enlightened, they get entertained, you make people a better, better people through this show.

The contribution that you make, that's what I was doing. We were

three hours every day talking about issues, talking about struggles that people are

having and it was rewarding and

satisfying and I had total editorial control so you know I can't I really

can't complain 12 years is pretty know though how many people are

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