Gary Fox

It was a bit of a problem as well, but I was okay to get around it.

And the person's assistant emailed back and was like, well, if you don't agree to conditions, we're cancelling the interview.

This was 12 hours before.

Studio set, videographers booked, everything booked.

So I kind of thought about it.

And in the end, I went ahead with the interview because I knew the person would agree.

have a huge draw i was very keen to get them on and it would be it was odd that i hadn't had them on already try not to identify the person anyway so i did it really awkward uh beforehand really awkward after on the pod they were all perfect they were had their pr game face on and people often reference going that was one of my favorite podcasts ever and i was like good yeah good good

So anyway, that was one of the most difficult.

And then there's a couple of podcasts that never went out.

They were exceptionally difficult for different reasons.

They just never went out.

And then the other one was at an event I was booked to do.

So I was asked to host a big event.

As part of that, there was someone quite famous coming in from another country.

And we'd done a deal that we'd do a podcast as part of that.

They refused to do the podcast, a separate one.

And I said, well, look, we'll just record the chat we do on stage and then that could be a podcast.

And then the person refused to do that as well.

And then on the day they refused to do any prep.

So they refused.