Brian Green

Yeah, I think that would be like when you do a podcast, and you know this too because you've been a part of one.

Like when you do a podcast, you're talking into a microphone, it goes into the void, right?

You never see anybody's reaction.

Maybe somebody writes or calls or texts or whatever.

Sure.

But it goes into a void.

And I think what would feel gratifying to me is to see people react to the work that you put out there in real time.

In time, in live time.

Yeah, in real time.

That to me would be like the ultimate, you know, just...

There's like an energy in the room.

You're playing with the energy, right?

Exactly.

Do you, I'm interested to know, do those moments still happen to you often?

Because you mentioned that a lot of what you do is improvised, right?

And you're doing it on the fly or you're finding inspiration moments before, a day before or whatever.

Do you find that there are moments when you throw something out there, the audience doesn't react and you're feeling some, like, I don't know, kind of stress?

Remind me of what I said.

Yeah, exactly.

And you're asking the audience to get involved.