Brian Brushwood

I mean, I could have made more.

I mean, it was closer to what I'd make doing a college show.

Like a grand.

Yeah.

I mean, yeah.

It was not a lot of money.

But then again, I wasn't doing it for the cash.

I was doing it to get inroads.

Exposure.

Exactly.

To get the exposure.

Actually, I don't know because it was entirely produced by the production company.

I took the idea to the production company.

Production company pitched it to them, which again, on the one hand, if I had the clout and the reputation as a producer, then yeah, then you're negotiating talking about $50 to a quarter million per episode, I would imagine.

I actually never even saw any of the numbers of what the budgets were because I only went for just a host fee because again, I just wanted the thing made.

So what's the host fee?

Uh, the host fee is just a few thousand dollars per episode.

Uh, we did 10 episodes.

So it ended up taking me off the road.

Um, uh, so I actually would have made much more money if I was still touring, doing the live stuff, but it would have been, you know, just again, farming from the same territory I'd already been in.