Hey Jeff. Hey Eric. How are you? I am pretty good. How are you? Doing well, thank you. We just got back from a walk that we took across the park, and we visited our friend Ashley, and it happened to be around 7 o'clock at night, which is when everyone leans out their windows or out their balcony, or walks across the street and starts applauding, or banging pots and pans or playing instruments and

or singing Celine Dion or you know playing a trumpet or but it is all for the purpose of

bigging up health care workers and people who are doing essential work and those that are out

there on the front lines in addition to I think there is this idea where it's like,

hey, I'm a human, I'm locked inside, you know, most of the day, every day, I want to be heard.

And I think that it's a very powerful thing. It's been happening for at least two months now,

ever since we've all been in quarantine. And it is still a very,

very important thing, I think. And I found very moving. Yeah. And then we actually, we, we, at the

same time, walked a couple blocks and ran into a guy who was playing bagpipes, and he was performing

Amazing Grace. And that was very moving. So a good So a good start to the evening, I think.

Yeah, I mean, a little pick me up.

I mean, you know, like, it was also like it rained before and it was so nice when we

went outside.

Like, if there's a metaphor there, hopefully somebody can find it.

That's right.

Let us know in the comments.

Yeah.

Jeff, I do want to mention that this episode here today with Clark Kent and Naima Cochran

and Jeff Sledge is a loving tribute to the incomparable and unforgettable music executive, artist, culture. Shifter. shifter, yeah, mover and shaker and creator,

Andre Harell, who, you know, maybe you know him, maybe you don't.

I think this episode is important for all the things you're going to hear about him being a friend,

about him being a visionary, And I think being a very important person to so many people. And he really, you know,

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