Isaac Aptaker

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225 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2025 last heard Mar 2025

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Yes, yes. To see Atlantis Morissette. But he calls her Atlantis, which is really funny. He does some good dad stuff in that whole scene, right? Because even when Atlantis starts playing, like in my 49-year-old ears, I was like, he's not going to like this music. Yeah.
Most music that hits the zeitgeist does so because it connects with youth and what youth are going through at that time. You know what I'm saying? So it's very specific. Springsteen's not connecting with the Zeitgeist now, but he did when he was that. You know what I'm saying?
That's why Pink Pony Club is such a hit, right? When we were 13 to 20.
So she's going to go see Lattice. Nobody ever comes to their town. So she's like, you're going to take me back to school? He's like, no, I'm going to take you to the record store so you can see this girl. And she's like, great, great, great, great, great. And in the conversation, she plays a little Alanis. He's like, it's okay. Let me play some real music for you.
And my African-Americanist did not recognize Springsteen immediately, but then they sort of referenced it. And I was like, okay, I dig Springsteen. And they're sort of vibing off of music together. And he says, this is something that you should really consider. You know what I'm saying?
Like you have a gift and I can't remember how the whole thing goes, but he has something again about, I'm not gonna be here. all the time, doesn't he, in that conversation? I believe so, yeah. But just sort of supporting her and giving her the wind underneath her sails to say that this is something okay for you to pursue. Yeah. Right?
And sometimes it takes that encouragement for us who are in the arts or whatnot. We had this conversation. You said your family was with you from Jump Street. They were. You guys were supportive or whatnot. But if you haven't seen anybody else do it in your family, it can feel so far away and ethereal, like how does this even happen? But somebody saying like, hey,
you have a talent for it because she winds up telling him like, I'm starting to write my own stuff a little bit, you know? And like, I don't know if it was a conversation that she would have with mom.
But also like competition, like you do it and like, I don't want to hear how you do it because it's just sort of something I want to keep to myself. But she shares it with dad and he's like, yeah, this is something that you should consider, right?
Right, right, right, right.
It is. Side note, I have these conversations with my fellas who will bicker with each other from time to time or whatever for your difference, but they bicker. And I was like, fellas, you guys are the greatest gift to each other that you will ever have in life, right? So like, if you can actually pay attention to that instead of missing it, like life's gonna keep going, right?
You can do it together or you can do it sort of like messing with each other.
Yeah. I think it's like Chinese water torture. Like eventually it's gonna make its way into the thing. It'll permeate, yeah. Right? But you kind of have to repeat it. How often do you torture them?
Like, you know, it'll probably be something that happens on a quarterly basis, like where they'll have a blow up. I'm like, hey man, this is your little brother. Or hey man, this is your big brother. Like, I don't know why you guys are going at each other like this, but you really are all that you have. Like once mom and I are gone, you know?
Yeah. But maybe, I don't know, maybe it's because they are so concerned with their connection to us that there's a vying for like- There's a competition thing?
You know how much Ryan Michelle would love to feel like that sort of attention?
All my kids don't like me. She's convinced of that, but they love her.
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There's a few things that happen in the course of that day with the kids. Like, you see Randall sort of sit in the front seat of the car on the way to the funeral. Yeah. And you see Kev clock it for like a half a second. Yeah. Right? Like, oh, you're sitting in the front seat now, right? And throughout the day, Randall's like, mom, we should probably get to the thing to go to the repass, whatever.
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