Louise McSharry

And then when he came back from the trip, he realized that he had a second chance at life essentially, and that he needed to live differently.

And he became, he started making music.

And he seems to have been like a really, like ultimately very positive force.

He gave an interview to the Zach Sang show, excuse me, in April.

And he said, I don't believe that any of the wealth or the things that get made from my music is mine.

He said they're not going to be, he said that his will leaves his family nothing beyond putting his future kids through college.

He says they're not going to be a silver spoon.

He instead set up a foundation called Dr. Oliver Tree's Art Grants for Baby Geniuses.

to essentially fund other artists.

And he said, when I die, my art will continue to have residuals and probably be worth more than it is now.

And he wants that to fund other people's art.

Yeah, he seems to have been a really generous soul.

And just, yeah, such horrible news.

Only 32.

I know.

So young.

In completely alternative news, the Knicks won the championship.

we're a sports podcast now I do actually love talking about sports but then I just as I started that I was like wait I don't really I can't remember what it's called but yeah they haven't won it since 1973 absolutely enormous and obviously if you've been online you've probably seen the celebrations in New York made me desperate to be in New York frankly but um understandably there has been an enormous response from celebrities of New York and not least Timothee Chalamet who

Yeah.

Well, I think like in the context of America and how bleak things have been and how difficult things have been politically.