Sarah Burke

And so I've got these three different radio things and a new interview series.

But I needed, you know, I needed time.

This is the same thing that happened after Hockey Night in Canada where I got fired from there.

I didn't want to just keep doing things.

I needed to...

put the same work in that I did to learn how to do things for new stuff.

It's a craft.

And so because I'm not fed by the response of the public, people would ask me, what are you doing now?

I'm doing this, I'm doing this, I'm doing this.

But I didn't worry that they didn't know what I was doing because I know that I'm learning how to do new stuff.

But I interviewed Martin Short a long time ago.

And I don't know if we talked about this to Jan off the record or off camera, but he said something to me that he always had this weird fantasy in his brain that he would retire at 50.

And go become a doctor in a small town, you know, practice till he was 80, 85.

Then he would pass away and someone say, oh, did you hear doc short died?

Yeah.

Do you know he used to be an actor?

Yeah.

Right.

And, and he said, he obviously knows he couldn't do that, but, but Martin could do anything.

But I, I, that really stayed with me.