Roy Wood Jr.

We're on the other side of the book.

And I think it's reasonable to think about that.

Even if we don't get canceled at CNN, it's not a bad idea to have something else.

But just at the time, it was just...

That was an overwhelming thing to think about.

Well, what's my show going to be?

And what's my thing going to be?

And trying to figure it out.

And I had a podcast, but I knew it wasn't something that would live...

in a capacity like this, like it was a great niche podcast.

It was called Roy's Job Fair.

And we literally talked to three different people every week about their style of employment and the nuances of their jobs and what they do.

And so it was originally started during the pandemic to help people find jobs.

So when I did Morning Radio, we had a segment called Who Got That Work?

and and for the entire nine o'clock hour on the radio if you are working somewhere that is currently hiring call the station so that someone without a job can know where they can go look for a job today and that was kind of the genesis so people from emerging industries and whatever that went 99 episodes comedy central owns the ip to that so when i made the decision to leave the daily show i essentially abandoned that podcast as well and

to still do a different version of that while doing book and tour and hula.

Like, it just, I just didn't.

But, you know, now I got to figure it out.

Crime scene investigator.

we had a whole episode about dead bodies.