Joe Hegyes
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724 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Jun 2024
last heard Dec 2024
Joe Hegyes’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But you're doing a good job right now.
Yeah.
Yeah. Okay.
The younger ones, both of us, and all of our older siblings are like very... like own a house, have kids, normal life. And we were like, we're podcasters. So we look like the crazy ones.
That's it. An iPhone can do anything. It really can. It really can.
That camera.
Because everyone's constantly.
I was thinking about that at one point because it really, I used it. over the summer for a job. And I was like, this is the best camera I've ever seen. Okay. So we're getting the Google, but the iPhone footage is fine. Like it's totally, it's very HD. It looks good. We like our, we're at the place where we're like, as long as the video is recorded and the audio sounds okay, we're happy.
Higher ed.
We can do that.
You said that your house was just redone. Yeah. May is when the episode came out. So it was April.
And that's what it was, I think.
I understand what you're saying. I think it's, I grew up with the pool and I, we never really used it. Like it was, it was like the biggest point of contention in my family is my dad being like, no one goes in this pool. It is like draining money. We cannot have this anymore.
We do the latter, which I think is really hard. It really like we, because only because like, but you guys like have a really established audience and like, like a really established career. So people just want to hear you speak about anything for us. Like we still need to hook people with something.
And then we show up and we sit down and we're like, what the fuck are we going to talk about?
Yeah. But I still am like a YouTube, a casual YouTube scroller is not going to click on a thumbnail. That's like us talking about.
I did that for an unnamed celebrity for a year and a half. I was, I was them on social media, actually several, three at one point at the same time. Yeah. And it really, it was soul sucking. It was a soul sucking work the whole time. I mean, they were all like nice and everyone was fine. Like not, not like the actual like management, but the celebrities themselves are very, very nice.
But it was really, really, really weird work. Because sometimes I'm like writing a beautiful essay about like body empowerment. And then like, I'm like, okay, this goes off to you. And then I sit in the background and watch people like love what you're saying. And it's fully, I wrote this. It's like ghostwriting, but in like full TikTok, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook.
Even interviews, I feel like, right? Like they would go on interviews and you would tell them what to say. Sometimes, yeah. Which is crazy because my job was video editor.
I could use more of it. I love the attention. I have to say, we're always begging for it. We're like really, we're really kind of desperate in some ways. In like a weird way. In a weird way. It gets desperate. We'll take off all of our clothes on Patreon if you pay us $7.
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