Seamus Marten

And I was like, oh my gosh.

Yeah, that's really exciting for me.

Going back to the four sponsors that said yes, we're using the brand that we've created

And then we've come up with an idea and we have another platform to publish it on.

But they are putting their trust and their money in us based on the product that we have delivered for seven years and the reputation we have built.

Which just like if it goes well and if we do a good job, which I'm sure we will, for me it just opens up the door to many other projects which will be different and fun and keep us going.

Yeah, feeling alive.

I think that not smelling your own bullshit is really important in the quest to continue to improve and get better.

I love some critique, some well-placed, thoughtful critique.

We got an email.

Oh, yeah.

a few weeks back and it was really good.

Like, guys, you've done a great job and you've built the podcast to what it is.

I just think at the start of each episode, sometimes there's a bit too much fluff.

And I know you do it sometimes to make the guests feel comfortable, but I actually think you can really tighten that up.

You don't need to do all that anymore.

The guests are here to answer your questions.

You can start with whatever you want.

And I thought that was, man, that was really good.

And so stuff like that, shit, you take that on board.