All through my life I always felt like I don't belong here. I don't I don't belong anywhere. Welcome back to everybody knows your name with Woody Harrelson and Ted Danson sometimes.

You heard me right for this special bonus episode, Woody is going solo.

He recently had the opportunity to speak with his good friend, music producer Rick Rubin in Italy.

I couldn't make it but it sounds like they had an amazing time eating pizza and talking about Rick's incredible life and career.

Rick is a creative genius and you'll hear them go really deep on his life and his approach

to his art, including his work with L.L. Cool J, the Beastie Boys,

Red Hot Chili Peppers, even Johnny Cash.

Here's Woody and his good friend, Rick Rubin. This is my first time to interview someone alone. I'm just honored

that you're taking the time to do it. Here we are, what's out of Florence near Siena

in Italy, and one of the most beautiful,

most amazing Shangri-Lau places I've ever been.

So I just was wanting to, you're such a fascinating guy to me.

I've known you for many, many years,

as long as anyone I think I've known in LA there's since I met you in LA and you've also

introduced me to a number of my closest friends to this day I wasn't really aware of that

but that's good to hear.

Well I first started hanging with Owen through you.

You know when I first met you was in Austin, Texas and you were there, I came to see World Party, you know, Carl Wallinger.

And you just happened to be there.

It was like one of the first South by South West maybe?

Yeah, it was an early South by South.

Yeah, I've only been one time.

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