There it is.Д«rad: Only when it's over 100. I see a future podcast, Mattic in the Attic. It allows me to just have all my equipment up and just more space and I can just leave everything in place because I'm sure, Bob, as you know, just leaving a camera in place, having everything set up or not dismantling it every time you go to record is a huge benefit and a huge time saver and that's what this space allows me to do.Д«ob: Yeah. On a more serious note, a dedicated office, I have an office in a coworking space, and it's just a different environment.

and being also really, really hot in the summertime. So yeah, there's the logistics of having children banging around downstairs, screaming, throwing things in the summertime to now. When it's like 80, 90 degrees outside, it's boiling in that attic and it's hard on the vocal cords to be breathing in hot attic air while trying to record an episode. While I have an air conditioner, it literally gets to over 100 degrees in the summertime. Reason number two is because it's in an attic with very little insulation on the ceiling of the attic because it's quite literally the roof. Even if the other spouse is watching them, but still, if they know you're there, it's very hard, especially the younger kids who don't quite understand, right? So I'm curious, is that why you got a office space or is there some other reason? Or was it just. But clearly, anyone that has young children knows and especially then when they're home and not at school, if they're too young for school or whatever, it is very hard to get things done when there are young kids in the house. I mean, just full-time podcasting, creating content, and doing the Woo with you fine chaps.Д«rad: That actually brings up an interesting point that I know for a while, for years even, you would do most of your recordings in your attic, right? You had a converted attic in your house and would do a lot there.

You still might be able to hear my kids from here, but hopefully not. But today, I'm lucky enough to be in my office, which is about 20 minutes away from my house. It's exciting times in my household, having three children under five while trying to create content. Other than just creating content and podcasts, I have three lovely little boys that I am a father too along with my wife. Because I know you don't really do the woo even though you may do the Woo at times. What do you do besides what Brad just listed? I mean, I know you have a few things going on, but give us a little bit more detail. Matt: Gentlemen, I am happy to be here doing the Woo.Д«ob: All righty. It's hard to keep up with al the things you do, Matt. Matt Medeiros joining us today, Director of Podcast Success at Castos, among other things, Matt Report, WPMinute, maybe South Coast FM. Brad, who do we have coming on the show? You want to have him ease on in right now?Д«rad: Yeah, why not? We have the man, the myth, the legend, Mr.

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