It's episode 1243, and it's a relevant podcast.

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All right, here in Orlando, I'm your host, Cameron Strang.

Joining me from Loverland, Virginia's Jesse Carey.

Hello, lo.

From Nashville, Tennessee, our managing editor, downtown Emily Brown. Hey, y'all.

And from L.A., you know from Social Club Misfits, it's Marty. What's going on? What is going on?

Do you hear this music, people? This is our new era, our new theme song, custom produced by Marty.

One of one. Look at this. New era kicking off. Now, granted, I don't know how to start the show now,

because we used to have like a person doing it and all this and stuff. And so we'll have to figure

that out. But this is the new music. This is the new soundtrack of your lives. Soke it in, people.

Love it. It's exciting. Marty, I want to get inside the head of the artist right now.

And whenever you approach any sort of project, I know there's probably some mood or emotion or feeling or idea that you're trying to communicate through the sound.

What harder task could there be than trying to, in an audio way, capture the energy and complexity and nuance of

the relevant podcast.

Tell me the creative process of sitting down to write this.

All right.

Here's the truth. I was thinking about what got to write this. All right. Here's the truth.

I was thinking about what is a good iconic song, right?

My first idea was John Sina walking, you know, like the John Sina theme song.

That's right.

Welcome!

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