Podcast 1 presents the Steve Austin Show Classics.

Adam Corolla without any further do.

Brother, welcome to the show.

Wow, that was awesome.

That felt good.

That really felt good. And I got to tell you Steve, you for a guy who didn't

start out doing this for a living have slid into it like a well-worn slipper.

You know it's interesting though when I go to your show and watch all the wheels

in motion is very impressive and you come off because I mean, there'll be many times and I'll be at the house and I'll hit that

damn record button and I'll start hemming and hauling and then I'll start stuttering and stopping and

push the stop button and you know, finally my wife will yell at me because it's getting late at night. She'll say would you stop hitting the stop button and just let it flow

But when I go to see you in action and hear your show it's just absolutely seamless and you've been doing

this for a long time I mean you're one of the original podcast guys but you got

your starting radio correct yeah I got my start many years ago training Jimmy Kimmel to box for a boxing match.

My audience knows this story, but your audience probably doesn't know this story might be interested by this.

I would love to hear it. I was working for a place called Bodies in

Motion in Pasadena. I was driving a pickup truck, no supercharger, just Nissan, long bed, standard cab, bench seat, no

headrest.

The headrest was the rear window. So, uh, and, um, it was a funny car because I lived not too far from here in Hollywood,

but Hollywood was pretty dicey in the early early 90s, late 80s, early 90s.

It got all rejuvenated down here and gentrified as we like to call it.

But it was pretty dicey back then and I live with my girlfriend

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