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Glick's House of Music: Jessi Rose
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Glick hung out with super talented Jessi Rose we chatted about her music journey and multiple other projects she's involved in. Y'all Jessi is a complete badass follow her on all social media
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Glick's Return and Social Media Promotion
Introducing Jesse Rose: Guest Appearance
Weather Woes and Jesse's Musical Journey
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we had,
Jesse's Musical Influences and Performance Journey
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what What's going on everybody welcome back to Glick's house of music a little little hiatus from the hot with the holidays a little holiday break and then last week Oh Lord have mercy issues yay
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I don't know. We'll get the camera back up here in a second. Anyhoos. Uh, then last week we tried to, we decided to do something a little bit more casual with the little Snowden mix. I definitely appreciate y'all being there for that. But anywho, welcome to Glick's house and music here on the non-sensical network. If you're not already good and give us a follow everywhere, Facebook, Instagram X and for the time being, yes, a tick tock. We are.
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Creative corner which if I can get my cameras to work you guys can see the hoodie I'm rocking She made that and she's getting ready to make a couple new shirts with the new glitz house of music Logo on them are a hoodie and a t-shirt for me as well, which I'll have those by this weekend Hold on a second. Hey, we're back. There we go. Anywho enough about that and enough about me It looks like we got camera back Double-check. Yep, we're good Uh, we're hanging out tonight with miss Jesse Rose, who you guys heard right there at the beginning. And let me get these buttons working. It's never going to be a good show. If I, if I start a show with no technical difficulties, that means it's going to be a shit show, but we're having issues right off the bat. That means we're going to have a good time. It's going to be a good show.
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Welcome, welcome. How are you doing? I'm doing good. How about you? Good, good, good. Man, I feel like I've been out of the driver's seat for a while. Shout out to the chatters box to see how, uh, Arliss, appreciate it, brother. Wally's in the house. What's going on? Um, but yeah, other than it, other than, other than being cold is all get out, out here. But I'm, I mean, that's nothing new for you. As we were talking backstage, you're, you're a New Yorker used to the cold. set And I hate it. I hate the cold. I wish it was summer right now.
00:08:35
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I, you know, I, this is a reason why I want to be back down south. You know, love the spring, love the fall, summer. I'm a big guy. So not always my best friend in the world, but I like it. You know, I get along with it. Winter time. I'm just a miserable prick.
00:08:55
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I'm a grumpy bear, man. I'm a big old grumpy bear. I get cold. My body hurts. I'm frustrated. Yeah. I just, uh, I hibernate in the winter time. I wish I could. I really do. I need one of them. I need one of them like work from home jobs or something where all I got to do is just get up and turn my computer on and then I can venture back to my bedroom or my bed or whatever and just do whatever I need to do. Yeah, don't we all.
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um good Yeah, I was going to just to say the song of the song that ah that that I started the show with
Balancing Music Career and Personal Life
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was the one that caught my attention because as I tell everybody, um, I, ah I love my, I love the algorithm on Instagram, uh, because it's where I find a lot of guests. Uh, I, we all do the mindless scrolling and usually I'm doing that mindless scrolling half-ass paying attention and somebody's voice will grab my attention and get a lot of musicians that come up on my, on my feet, whether I'm following them or not. And then, uh, I have to kind of,
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scroll back and try to find the voice again to be like, hold on a second. Let me, let me hear some more of that. And then I go and become a internet creeper and go find your Spotify or your YouTube channel and see what else you got on there. And then if I like what I'm hearing, then I, you know, then I shoot that shot and see if we can get you on the show. But, um, I do, I like the song. it's It's a, thank you. Now a little bit different, uh, from some other things that you've done.
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Yeah, I mean, I'm just trying to again. I'm finding where I belong in the music. I feel like because I feel like I'm like a pop rock part, a pop hard rock singer. So I always been like a rock and roll girl and love all like the classic rock music. And now I like love metal music. And obviously pop, I grew up with with the 2000 songs. So I'm like, all right.
00:10:57
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I could i have the voice for it. So this is me. I yeah i was going to say, you definitely got a a ah really nice voice, whether it's singing something softer or like that or singing something a little bit heavier. I got to give you a huge shout out, though, and major props for taking on Dio. Oh, thank you. Your cover of Holy Diver is impressive as hell because i'm ah i'm a I'm a huge Dio fan.
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and and And there's some artists out there that when people try to cover them or do stuff with their music, I'm like, oh, you know, you should have just left alone, but you did a really good job. I think you absolutely killed that cover of of of Holy Diver. It's really impressive.
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so um But yeah, how long have you been doing music? So I mean I've been singing my whole life um with you know at school I did chorus, I did plays and musicals and acapella but I took it seriously two years ago around this time actually. I two i remember two years ago January January again January 20th two years ago was my first ever uh gig like live music gig at a restaurant and stuff and ever since i've been gigging all around like connecticut new jersey new york trying to spread my horizons i was gonna say judging from your social media you are uh very busy i'm assuming pretty popular in the area because you're doing something uh almost it looked like almost every weekend this month
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Yeah, I mean, I just again, put myself out there could be a little annoying reaching out to restaurants like, Hey, did you get a message? Hey, to get my email? What date you have available? Yeah, you gotta, we kind of have to be annoying to get what you want sometimes. So I totally get that and understand that so sometimes. Or you go in person. You go in person and like, Hey, I'm here showing my face. Give me a gig.
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Yeah. Sometimes I feel like I'm a pain in the ass when I start messaging people. Like I'm just some random dude. Hey, I have a podcast like everybody in their brother these days. Hey, you want to come on my podcast? And it's like.
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I'll message him and then I might message again, like a week later. And it's like, well, maybe I should just leave him alone. So I'm not a pain in the neck, but you got to, I mean, you you really gotta, there's been a few artists that I've had to stay with and continue that open line of communication to justs finally get them wrangled in. But I totally get it, man. It's trying to, trying to get yourself out there. And, and and you know, that's the whole point. Why else? I mean, unless it's just a hobby, why else get into the music business if you don't want to.
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be out there and be heard and be seen and and whatnot. yeah We're going to get what you, be successful or get what you want. You've got to work for it. You can't, things don't get handed to you. You've got to work for me. I mean, I i have to say things sometimes for certain people, it's luck or connection. Good for them. But again, I think it's more rewarding with hard work and dedication and passion.
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Yeah, I agree. And I think it shows in your work too, when when when an artist, um no matter what your what your platform is, if you're doing something, if you actually put in the work and you and you put in the energy, it shows through in your art, as opposed to somebody who's just like, dumb luck, you know, some big record exec or something like that happens to be eating dinner at a restaurant here someone's like hey guess what I own you now sign this piece of paper and it's just you can kind of see in their their body of work that it's it's not really there it's just like yeah it's you sound like the other 30 artists that just were on the radio so um do you play any instruments or anything like that
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So funny thing was, again, I always been vocals my whole life, but um for a year, I taught myself how to play guitar. And now I could, again, two years ago around this time, I did not know how to play a single instrument besides singing. So I had to hire a girl that used to date my bandmate um two yeah two years ago already and she played keyboard for me i and just to get me out there because I'm like I don't know who else do again I don't know how I can't just do a karaoke track that means anyone could just go out there and gig and stuff it's like it's not really again you're just going through a track and sing it so it's like karaoke so all right either someone to play piano for me or guitar or someone so I thought like a girl like a nice girl group would be nice so I was using her for a while then all sudden like again I
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really it got much better with the guitar and it's just like I like because I always wanted to learn guitar so badly since I was a little kid and my mom played I have my uncle that played but they just never got around to teach me so I'm like all right you know what I'm gonna teach myself because again it was very hard relying on people to be available to do all these games because again I want to do every weekend some people don't have that energy that i have or that hard-working dedication to be available to gig every weekend like i do because again like it's good money to make and and again you that's the way to put yourself out there because if you once a month a gig is not really
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enough for me, and that's what the girl wants. She wants it twice a month. I'm like, oh god, I really want more than that. It's like, i again, I told her, extra money if you want more money, I'm getting willing to pay the bill and split it with you. So I'm like, yeah, I can't, it's too much with the scheduling. So I'm like, all right, gotta learn how to play and again I picked it up pretty quickly I did a lot of YouTube videos and then I did eventually go to lessons to make sure I was doing it right like my form and everything make sure I was holding the guitar the right way and stuff and then like also he also taught me piano as well so I was taking both um
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guitar and piano lessons at school rock. And he was great. My shout out to Morgan. He's actually the reason why I'm not with him anymore because he moved to Tennessee following his dreams as a musician. So Morgan, kudos to you. Shout out to you. Thank you for helping me. It's been a long journey with you. Like, I think a year I was with him and Oh, wow. He was great. Yeah. He is very missing and a guy follow my social media. I see he's like gigging in Nashville. So very talented guy. So good for Morgan. Kudos to him. And yeah, it's weird because I taught myself piano in high school and just learn basic stuff with my fingers. and But my form was so wrong with the. pick And it's I just can't for some reason I'm like having a hard time like picking it up. Then I do a guitar like
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I learned a guitar later on in life, but then like I picked it up right away. I don't know why. I guess it was more of my call in the piano, but I still really want to get better at piano. like I'm not stopping. My friend, shout out to Jeanette, by the way. Jeanette, one of my friends, she's a very good piano player, and she's just giving me online lessons and stuff. so helping me out with form and making sure I'm doing my homework with learning Twinkle Twinkle Little Star. That's like my first song to learn, but I know how to play more than just Twinkle Twinkle Little Star. Just gotta be really slow with it. It's hard, but it will come in time again. i
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ah yeah I'm a fast learner, I'm a visual learner and a doer. like I have to first see it and then I do it. I have to do it a couple times and practice too. That's how I do a guitar. At my gigs, I just play the guitar for like a three-hour set. and then like Uh, once I get comfortable with like keyboard or play enough songs, I could just one set, uh, first half of the gig, like an hour and a half, I play guitar and I switch the rest of the songs on keyboards. I could rest my poor fingers. Like I have a lot of calluses on my,
Jesse's Creative Pursuits and Growth
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tips of my fingers. I played three gigs this weekend, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. And then the weekend before I was playing Friday, Saturday, Sunday, I was like, holy cow, my
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fingers and especially at the cold like it's terrible like oh hands oh yeah yeah you know they say every time you build that you you build that toughness up on your skin and you don't even realize it anymore so Yeah, like again, like you gotta play like literally like maybe like every day. So like I play on the weekends, like during the week I have my own, I have my own business and stuff. So that's more, there's more to it than just me being a musician. Yeah. Is is is ah is the music thing something that that you want to hopefully take on full time or is it more just kind of a ah side thing for you? It's always been a big dream and I,
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I couldn't, I always had, again, so I had like this fantasy in my head, like a little kid, like I play like my favorite songs, so I'm artists I like look up to and I, Again, I get like a guy like have a mirror in my room and I like put sunglasses on, take my hairbrush and just like dance and lip sync to their song. And I, I was into, I was passionate. I played air guitars. I had my own little show to myself, basically. And I guess that's always, since I was a kid, i but it's been a dream, but and and i get I used to be a shy.
00:21:02
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Singer like I used to be afraid of performing on stage and stuff but now like it doesn't bother me anymore ah I guess that you just gotta do it like you just gotta Just yeah, literally just do it like just get out there. You can't just let fear like get in the way just gotta do it do it do it do it and Yeah, so it's been It's been a long journey. I get I did the past two years again a lot of people had come up to me at gigs like oh, oh How long have you been, again, you're pretty good, like how long have you been playing guitar? I could just talk to myself for a year and they're like, really? That's it? And I'm like, yeah, like, you're pretty good for beginner guitar. And I'm like, yeah, I mean, I, you're, you're, I'm a fast learner, I'm Yeah, I just, again, looking back and reflecting two years, last year was when I started like teaching myself. So I'm still using people, I think around last year, maybe like,
00:22:03
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February, March is when I started having my first gigs by myself, when I felt comfortable to play guitar by myself. and ill And it was so, I never thought, it I thought it would take me like 10 years. Like when I first started gigs, I'm like, oh, it's gonna take me a long time to play by myself. I'm like, wow, two, like less than two years, like a like year took me. So I'm like pat on the head for me as Jesse Rose. Good job, Jesse.
00:22:34
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No, mean that's that's that's impressive as hell because you know, there's people out there. I'm one of them. I've had a guitar for 20 years and but the only thing it does is collect dust. So but but also a lot of that is I just don't have a lot of I don't have a lot of extra free time where it's like yeah I've already got enough stuff on my plate. Why don't we just add one more thing? Plus what am I going to do if I learn how to play guitar? Like I can't carry a tuna bucket at the end of the day. So What kind of guitar you have? I couldn't even tell you. It's a little cheapo, cheapo guitar. I don't know. I paid a couple hundred bucks for a little acoustic guitar. Oh, okay. no Yeah. I just, I have to see it at a pawn shop. I don't know. I was early twenties and I was like, I can learn how to play that thing and paid a couple hundred bucks for it. And it's,
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leaned up against the wall ever since. So there too late that's one advice I would say because again I yeah really thought like ah I'm too old again I'm too old like again like to again like for American Idol they like try to like look for teenagers to get started like 16 and up and stuff and I'm like, okay, it's too late for me to learn guitar. Like, and ah to be honest, it's never too late. Because again, it's been on my list for a long time to learn guitar. And I have a picture of me as a little kid holding my mom's guitar. And I like a Mickey Mouse, the Mickey Mouse hat on me. And oh like I'm like, looking back at these pictures, I'm like, it's like, ah it's like these pictures like kind of give me like, predict the future. Like, this is my calling. Yeah.
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Yeah. you do Do you have any aspirations to to to to leave New York and go to like someplace like LA or down to like Nashville or anything like that? Absolutely. Absolutely. Like i I want to tour out in the world. That is a big dream. Whether it's with my band, my band is called Splatterhead by the way.
00:24:38
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it's a i was gonna i was yeah gonna get to here in a little original metal thrash band and we have our music on all music streaming platforms so splatter head so we it's like we're killer clowns is our character look it gives off harley quinn joker vibes i would say you 100 in a couple videos i've seen you 100 give off like a little harley quinn uh i love her She's my idol. She's a badass. i should Yeah, she's a badass. I love her. And again, I love the yeah the actress, Margot Robbie. I love her as an actress. So she that's like her role. i know one I mean, Lady Gaga did play good at the for the Joker movie. And I also, by the way, love Lady Gaga as a singer. And people think I sound like her, which I don't try to, obviously. But I think as a compliment, because she's a great singer.
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she she has that she has a fantastic i haven't seen the new joker movie but she does have a fantastic voice uh and and and she's a she's a pretty damn good actress i thought she was great and uh an american horror story um she was uh well what the hell was that movie uh what was it that bat middler remake why can i think of the name of it i always just knew i was a singer so i thought she just started getting into acting Yeah, she's she I think i think she's ah she's got an incredible voice. um actually I could see where you get a little comparison to her and some of your music. um And again, I'll take that as a compliment. I wouldn't be mad at that at all in any way, shape or form. Not at all. I see it. Shit. ah Yeah, I see it splatter head and I was like,
00:26:30
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What is this?
Audience Interaction and Handling Negativity
00:26:31
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Let me check this out. I was like, oh, I'm in. I'm a fan. I'm digging this. I like it. I went to their YouTube channel. They got like a little movie on there that I started. I thought it was a music video. And it's like a 25 minute movie. And I'm like, oh, I'm going to have to. Oh, my God. That's our first clip of the introduction, Our Land. Yeah, Our Land.
00:26:55
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So it gives the people idea like who we are, like, oh my god, they're killer clowns. They're going to take over the world and stuff and, yeah, kill us all. So we're coming out of the area. So Halloween is like our prime time, where we have like when we want to release our music or our like any big shows, because a lot of like places, like, yo, Halloween, you want a Halloween show? Splatter.
00:27:24
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just nice I love the band that's actually what got me started so um before I got serious myself doing my gigs for the past two years just why not all working out a line so the year before I had my very first gig um I was at a friend of mine's concert like a cover band like he was in a cover band and my friend Nick is like from like he dresses like he's from the 80s like he does every day I love him
00:28:02
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like he has that voice to be like the old eighties rock singer and the hair and the outfit like even his cars from the eighties and he has a box tv's he has a flip sofa he's so old school like i i love him and a lot of people we used to go to karaoke at molly um okay you're from ohio so i'm like ah There's a place or place called Molly's and stuff when I went to school in Connecticut and they had karaoke every Wednesday night and we used to go every Wednesday and every time they could sing like Judas Priest or like all like the Queen's right the Queen of the Rock like
00:28:40
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Oh my god. Everyone goes up and is like, yo man, I love the look. People thought it was a Halloween costume. He's like, no, this is my actual everyday look. That is awesome. The 80s were great. I miss the 80s. I know. People with my taste of music, people have gigs come up to me when I sing certain songs on my set list. How old are you? And I'm 26.
00:29:06
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and so like You're playing songs are way before your time girl like you i'm not I'm not expecting a little I grew up my parents and my family they introduced me to all this great classic rock music and it was always classic rock I Love the bad journey. I definitely seen them all in concert. So journey death leopard motley crew and uh joe jed again i could go on and also and i'm actually seeing acdc i think my concert is it may yet may i'm going to see acdc oh and get it i'd rather go see them than go see taylor swift nothing wrong with taylor swift it's just that again i have appreciation with the old music i mean taylor swift she's a very talented you guys she's has talent too and stuff but if i had to prefer which one i would go to you can yeah like i i
00:30:02
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I've made fun of and picked on Taylor Swift so much on different shows that I host here on the network. But I always say she is very talented. She has a good voice. It's just her music is not my cup of tea and i'm gonna make fun of it again that's what that's and that's okay like there's gonna be probably people who my music is not their cup of tea and that is okay that's why they have a variety of music and variety of artists so again she's not my
00:30:39
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Sir, I miss the old Taylor Swift when she was more country and like I have actually on my set list is her old songs like love story and you belong with me like all the old stuff I mean I have wildest dreams on my set list I don't play all the time but if I see like little girls around like assuming there are Taylor Swift fans and I wind up being right Taylor Swift they like light up like
00:31:04
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Yeah, that Taylor Swift on my sweat list, I have her on it. So that's what I say. I play a variety of music of modern music and um throwbacks. And that's why a lot of restaurants, they appreciate that because they look at me like, oh, you could probably play like Taylor s Swift the whole time. I'm like, no, no, i again you'll be surprised if I just give me a chance and wants to hear me. like okay i was not expecting that for example i have hound dog by elvis almost that and then you hear the older crowd like what what is she doing playing that and again i play the beetles and i love the beetles i mean who doesn't i never heard of anyone who doesn't love the beetles my favorite song on the beetles is let it be so when i play that
00:31:52
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Oh, that's where the tip jar goes in. The tip jar goes in my jar, my big jar, and big bold letters. Tips very much appreciated. Yeah, very much appreciated. And again, I absolutely love the songs. I'm not just doing it just to get the tips. I love those songs. So I was i get on my set list, I play music, I love, and I have great taste. Don't mean to brag, but I have great taste in music. like I think I like you a lot. You sound like me. I have great taste in music and everybody should like the music that I like. And if you don't, there's something wrong with you. And I do mean to brag. so ah no that she that You can go to hell first and foremost, please. I am not a Swifty. Stop spreading lies. yeah Someone commenting clicks a Swifty.
00:32:46
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yeah Listen, if I get invited, listen, again that's what I said. I'm i'm open. like i'm i got now like I'm a musician. I actually appreciate going to conscious more. I didn't really get much of the opportunity. I was a kid because, again, my parents didn't have the desire to go to conscious anymore because they don't have patience for like crowds and like friends. Money, always something. So I'm like, all right.
00:33:14
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like ah okay I get friends that like the same taste of music in me and we just like go or go just go by myself. Like why not? I'm just there i'm there for the music. I'm not. But if you go by yourself, you're there you're there with 20,000 friends because they're all for that they're all there they're all therere for the same reason. We're all there because we yeah want to enjoy the music. If someone invites me to a Taylor Swift concert, sure, I'll go. like i'm ah if i If I'm available, then yeah, I'll go.
00:33:41
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Like my friend Alexa is a huge Taylor Swift fan. and She invites me to go one day. Yeah, sure. I'll go. I mean, I know her tickets are really expensive. So ridiculously expensive. but that's much Yeah. I mean, I could, I could get tickets for three music festivals for you know for what one of her tickets cost anymore so even these old classic bands I saw like the ACD they weren't they're not expensive like and my um I saw Metallica I saw Iron Maiden like they were like maybe it's like 60 bucks for a ticket yeah
00:34:18
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And I'm like, that's, that's cheap. Like, okay, I didn't get like front. I didn't get front. Okay. It was, it would have been like 300. If it was like all right. I mean, I've got the nosebleed seats. Don't get, but guy sometimes do sneak. I can be a sneak to sneak to guess close. as I can without them checking my ticket. And if I see some empty seats throughout the console, I look around like a hawk and like, Oh, there's open seats. That's closer. Let's go there.
00:34:44
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Let's go. Yeah. No. And the cool thing is, you know, I think it's, uh, I think it's ticket master. I think what is it in May or something like that? They do that the, uh, that, that special week where they have a set lineup of concerts that you can get tickets for like 25 bucks for. Um, a couple of years ago, like Beyonce, she's a big jelly roll fan.
00:35:05
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i until you on my set list Nice. Actually, I have heard you do, do your version of, uh, wouldn't Save me. Yeah, which is really good. ah I'm a little, ah you know, I get a little creepers when I find an artist I like. So I like to thumb through your socials and see what you're doing and what you got going on. ah But it was an outdoor amphitheater. We were out in the lawn, 25 bucks. It was awesome.
00:35:35
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seen, when seeing Jason, I'll be in a couple months later. Yeah. We weren't front row, but we weren't, but we weren't all the way at the top of the, at the top of the policy of either. We were like mid-level, but I'm like, I don't need to be out front. I'm here for the music and getting have a good time. Yeah. Yeah. I'm here for the music and to have a good time. Yeah. That those big jumbo screens to see them too. So. i Again, a lot of people, most of the time people in the front row aren't really present anyway. They have their phones sticking up, you know, right in their faces. Say, oh my God, I almost touched this person's hand. Yeah, so.
00:36:14
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I might put my phone up and record like one or two songs, but I'm there for the experience. I might take a couple pictures. I don't want to sit on my phone the whole time. I'm at a concert like this watching the concert through my phone. I want to see the concert. What do you guys, but again, maybe it's because I'm old. I don't know. Well, again, my aunt says I have an old soul. So, and again, I.
00:36:36
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I, again as much as I have to be on social media to promote myself, I hate it. Like, I wish I don't have to do it, but even like back then when there were several, you have to advertise by making a sign or a flyer and yeah going around block to block to put it on a like a pole or something like that. It's still, that's still paying the butt to do. I mean, that's how I advertise. That's how the business works. I mean, if you're yeah going in for like to be like a doctor,
00:37:06
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You just work at doctor's office or good. yeah going That's the downfall is social media. Cause I'm not a big fan of it myself, but it is a necessary, it is a necessary evil. If you're going to, if you're going to be in some form of the entertainment industry, whether it's music or comedy or, you know, podcasts or whatever, you you got to use social media to your advantage, but it, is I have Not a fan of it. You know, I find myself in, uh, you know, I'm like, all right, I'm going to do this project. The next thing I know I'm six projects in and I'm on six different platforms and I don't know what the hell I'm doing anymore. It's just, I become a robot. I'm a slave to my laptop or myself and whatever I happen to be using at the time. And then I look at the clock and realize that.
00:37:59
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Eight hours of my life are completely gone, but it's it's necessary if you you know if you want to grow and succeed and whatnot. So as far as performing, are you do you do you like having the band like the full band behind you or do you like doing your quote your your acoustic sets, like just doing your guitar and stuff?
00:38:21
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they're both different. So with my obviously with a metal band, completely different type of energy music. I mean, my more my little kid in me comes out when it comes to me in a band setting where I don't need to have a guitar, I just front and center a singer. So like and it's like the heavier music. So I'm like head banging my head. And again, I play my favorite villain from DC, Harley Quinn. Like again, it's the, my stage name for that, for that band is Ace. So, I mean, I'm not stealing Harley Quinn. Apparently we're supposed to, I'm supposed to be worse than Harley Quinn in a way. I'm supposed to be even more crazier than her. So basically it's like Harley Quinn, it's like Harley Quinn stole me. It's like, yeah okay yeah yeah in a way like, like it's like that. um she's She's a, she's a calm version of you.
00:39:17
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No, her and I are like besties, so like Ace and Harley Quinn, they're like besties. So it's like, I'm like the grand, like well, actually it was either besties or like I'm the grandmother of, or great-grandmother of Harley Quinn. She just passed down. Generated. And I think our time period for the band was like, like long time ago, like a war, like a war time. I don't know exact what year, but um Yeah. Oh, God. That's like a whole different scenery and energy I have for the band. I mean, I love them both different ways. um And then like I get like, I have like another band I play with here and there called Knuckleheads. And it's like just like for chits and giggles, like fun cover bands, like I play with them and
00:40:09
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that was it's fun playing with them too because again like the hype shoe also makes me have I could play but my guitar and sing so then like I feel like a shredder even though I don't know how to shred yet but like I feel like I like I'm actually a rock star like I feel it and then yeah my solo ones it's nice to have that because all the money goes to me, tips. That's why most of the time I do solo because all the money goes to me. When you're at the band and you have to split in stuff and you only get like a little small portion through to time you're there and stuff.
00:40:50
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Money is, uh, it's always nice to get more, more money. That's always for sure. and not that but it also I would also imagine that, you know, doing your doing your solo stuff allows you to, ah you know, being being so new to the guitar and stuff like that. And like you said, you're working on the piano and whatnot. I imagine that gives you a little bit more time to kind of perfect your craft, get better to where you can reach that point where you're not just in your head, but in real life, you're an actual shredder, you can get pick up a guitar and
00:41:23
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and go to town on it. yeah Oh, good. That's like a again, bucket list. Like to get that's good. That's going to probably take a lot of time. Um, I'm still trying to get it. I have, I know obviously the basic course, but I'm still trying to perfect on my B course because I get that muffling sound still and my fingers still feel awkward. So baby steps. So, but I, again, I have to say I came a long way because my strumming last year is like two, not like too rough, like I have that New Yorker arm and hand. So I'm like, I'm like, you know, doing it too rough. So I'm like, I'm not like a nice gentle strum. I'm like, now I calm down. I know how to now feel slowly. Like you gotta like move your body. You're singing and playing guitar. Like you're, you're dancing.
00:42:20
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Got a whole rhythm and flow and everything. It all kind of goes together in one. If you see my videos, you see me turn my hips a lot like when I play because I'm just feeling the music. There ain't nothing wrong with that. There ain't nothing wrong with that at all.
00:42:40
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And also like it is hard being like a standing, ah again I can't say still that's another reason why I like being the band setting with especially with Splat I'm like jumping like running and stuff I'm using so much it's literally a cardio workout like I'm sweating at the end of the show and so it's like a 45 minute set I'm like sweating and like the solo I'm like you know standing with the mic stand I'm like I need to move. I need to move so like, oh my god, I have to sway my hips and stuff.
00:43:13
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It's like ADHD. You just got to literally I have. i Yeah, I honestly, I don't have ADHD, but like I have PDD, which is pervasive developmental disorder. So it's like a level underneath ADHD. I don't need meds for it. So it's like, basically, I, I'm, I'm just high, very high energy hyper and stuff. Yep. graduate receive Yeah, there you go. I get that. I do. We, we joke around about this quote unquote network here is being ADHD fueled because
00:43:49
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I fidget a lot. I know I got i gotta to remember to try to keep my hands and stuff off my desk. Otherwise, it looks like Cloverfield over here because my camera's shaking and whatnot. I fidget around a lot during shows and whatnot and what nott and yeah bounce from like six different subjects and and whatnot. But it's in my head, it's all it's an organized chaos. And that's how I operate. I know what's going on. Don't worry about it. Just just knowing the end at the end, everything will be fine. I got it all under control. But yeah, I totally get that having that urge. She's just like, I just want to move, you know, tries my fiance crazy because we'll be watching a movie or a TV or something. and And my legs are going 100 miles an hour on the couch and shaking the whole couch or I'm fidgeting on my phone. She's like,
00:44:39
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can you put your phone down? We're trying to watch a movie. So I'm watching the movie, but two things. This is keeping me from falling asleep. And this is also keeping me from getting up and running around the house like a lunatic. I can't watch a movie at nighttime that I pass out. I don't even finish the movie. e Yeah. If I, if I don't fidget around on my phone and it's usually some mindless game, but so I can still pay attention to the show. If not 10, 15 minutes into a movie, into a TV show, I'm in the recliner just gone.
00:45:08
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Just snoring away. Yeah, that's my dad too Yeah my er He's like as ah he goes like and I'm like, oh there he goes. and Yeah And then I like scare him and I'm like dad your alarm is going off. It's time to go to work and he's like Like he gets so bad at me Come on we oh He's probably worked hard his whole life now He's all, yeah. No, I, I, I, you know, after, after being at work all day, you know, go to the gym, come home. And he usually got about an hour to be, you know, on nights where I have a show, I can sit down and eat dinner. And a lot of times I take me a little power nap. I got my alarm set on my phone. You know, I got like a couple of different alarms to time to set up the studio, whatever type deal.
00:46:04
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But yeah, and I will. I'll hit that recliner and kick my feet up, and it's game over. Yeah, I'll fall asleep in this train right here a few times doing behind the scenes stuff. Just be back here messing around, and I'll have something on the TV the next thing I know. um Oh, boy. Speaking of my alarm, there goes one now. but Is it bedtime for you? No, actually it's time for Beyonce to take her medicine. So. Oh.
00:46:33
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but Wait, what time is it over there? I don't know the time difference. Uh, we should be on the same time. It's a nine o'clock here. Okay. So, okay. So it's not a time difference. Yep. Yep. Well, I would say we're, we're Eastern. Uh, you would think by now, I've tried to learn all these different time codes. I'm just like, I'll message people. on Hey, shows 8 PM Eastern time. I don't know where you're at. What time it is where you're, where you, you know, in your neck of the woods. So.
00:47:01
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so We'll make it work. However, we need to make make it work. Just follow people watching it all over the world. I can't even see. I don't know. Do you know how many viewers are on here watching right now? Um, our live viewer, it's, it's funny because our live viewers will fluctuate. We might have a couple here and there. Uh, but then it's the replay viewers. That's where we get a lot of our numbers is replays and, um,
00:47:27
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Uh, podcasting platforms. That's where 90, probably 95% of our numbers come from. We do that. We like to do the live shows mainly in part because we do have a, we do have an open chat. We call it the chatter's box. I'm a sports guy. So, um, kinda stole it from the batter's box baseball turn. We'll call it the chatter's box. So I like to always have that there for anybody who is there, uh, on all the shows. But, uh, like I told the guys, I said, no, honestly, we can prerecord these sons of bitches anytime we want and just throw them up.
00:47:57
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Um, but I like the live shows. So, yeah. Um, we usually, I would say we usually average somewhere between like five and 15 live viewers, nothing crazy, nothing major. We're not that big yet. In the last, not even year. We've really kind of the, the network's not even a year old yet. Um, this was just one of my brainchild or children.
00:48:22
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when I decided to go from the craziness that we were doing three nights a week, which was just complete and total anarchy to to a more content-based shows. So Mondays we have a men's mental health show and a motor sports and reptile show. Tuesday nights is my show. Wednesdays is a news show. It's like, we call it what the fuck news, but it's just stupid news stories, things in the news that make you say what the fuck. So, you know. love that I love that. So and then we have a hobby show on Thursdays. Friday nights is a movie show, um, which I might float our land over to those guys and be like, Hey, check this out. Let me know what you guys think. Cause they're getting into like the fan made stuff and independent movies cause they can, they can actually play them on the show, um, and watch it with the audience. So, Hey, and what's going on, Brit?
00:49:22
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hello So, and then Saturday nights is what what started this whole bullshit is nonsensical nonsense and it's just, it's a six hour live show of just hanging out and talking about whatever being weirdos. We drop the link in the chat and anybody that wants to come on can come on, sometimes.
00:49:45
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It's golden. We get really cool people that come on. Other times we get the fucking weirdos that come on and it's like, like I'm pretty sure we've had two serial killers on the podcast. What? Yeah. Just the vibes they were giving off were like 100% serial killer, maybe have their parents in a basement somewhere. Like they were, they were, they were tripping us out. It was just like,
00:50:11
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I'm going to find out where these guys are and do a wellness check on their family just to be safe. What'd you do? Did you kick them off? but We just just kind of let them go until they left because they weren't doing anything wrong. Yeah, exactly. Like Brittany, she came up one night. Uh, they weren't really doing anything wrong. Yeah. Yeah. They were just giving off those creepy vibes. You know what I mean? Like some of the things that they were saying and doing is just like,
00:50:39
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Oh, Jeffrey Domerish. So, but, uh, but then then Sunday we have a sports show. Uh, so it's like in the last seven, eight months, we've kind of transformed everything into a more content base. So it's now we're basically, basically starting over again. So we had a fan base that was used to the crazy, and then we kind of shifted gears on them. They're like, whoa, wait a minute. What happened here? What up, Chaka? What up, bro?
00:51:10
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Um, so kind of, kind of dabbled a little bit of everything here. You know, we, we danced around the music thing was something that I wanted to do because I'm a huge fan of music, always have been. Uh, and I listened to everything. Uh, but one of my favorite things, and it always has been since I was old enough to go to the bars was the local scene. oh You walk into a bar and they got Frank and Charlie doing a set. It's like.
00:51:39
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cool I know we were gonna have live music tonight so that's kind of where this show came from was I want to give you guys a little bit of a spotlight but not only get to you know know about your music and hear about your music but also kind of get to see you outside of the artist and just kind of hang it out having having a chat with a random stranger on the internet and whatever happens happens but yeah cause i still and I'm starting now that my kids are getting a little bit older it gets a little bit easier for me to venture out to to the local music scene some more and I go out this weekend. We're going, we're actually taking a trip to Indiana. ah One of my former guests has a has a gig in Indiana this weekend. And I was like, kids are going back to their moms. I'm going to book a hotel. We're going to Indiana for for a weekend. So good to see him live. Good to meet him in person. You know, that's the other thing is
00:52:39
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i Some of the friendships that have been formed and i that I've made with some of the artists is really cool because I try to keep in touch because I want to know what you got going on so that if there's anything we can do to promote music or if you get new music coming out um and we can play it on here for you. We definitely want to stay in that circle with you guys to help you promote. Absolutely. It's a great idea.
00:53:03
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um This is it. Oh, thank you, Brittany.
00:53:13
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yeah ah Is she, is she someone you know? Yeah, she, uh, well, we just, we just, we just met Britt a couple of weeks ago. She's friends with a very good friend of mine. And she came up on a Saturday night and was hanging out with us. And then, uh, the guys were like, she's fucking cool as hell. We got to add her to our Snapchat group chat. I was like, Oh, Lord. this She's, uh, she's actually, pretty well i don't know yeah, I don't know. her Oh, since we've been that's already happened earlier today.
00:53:44
Speaker
Uh, yeah, I don't know. I don't know her in person. You just know her from here. Uh, Chuck is another guy. He, he randomly stumbled in one night. He's from out in California and he hangs out with us on Saturdays and on a couple of the other shows, he pops in and hangs out. So, yeah, we got a little, a little community here where we like to stay in touch with each other and, and yeah, and hang out and you just kind of shoot the shit, man. I tell everybody.
00:54:11
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The guy you see on your YouTube channel or you hear coming out your, your speakers in your car or your truck or whatever, it's the same guy you're going to see in real life. Like I like to say that me too. So just, just d around yeah just to And I want to come back to the music, but you, you got a lot going on. You said you're a business owner. Yes. Um,
00:54:40
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You've also got a fitness page on Instagram. Yes, I do. ah and And not just not to sound like a creepy old man or anything. You you look phenomenal. Thank you. You're freaking jacked. Thank you. So congrats on that. How long have you been because you've got you got ISSA ah cer certification or certification and everything. So this i go so the fitness is like, yeah. So like the fitness is a is a real thing for you. It's not just I just want to, I want to look great on stage as, as my, and'waying like this yeah, this this is a thing for you. Oh boy. Um, also two years. So it was like weird. Cause like I went to school, um, my college for graphic design and photography. And I went to Western Connecticut state university in Danbury, Connecticut, and I don't regret it.
00:55:38
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I don't even regret what I went to school for because I still use these skills towards my business. Again, I designed my own logo. I designed my own website. I designed my own flyers when I advertised myself. I don't have to hire anyone to do all that. And again, my album covers, I i designed it myself. I photographed the picture actually that you have right there actually is a, it's a, that I didn't take because it will be too pain in the ass to I can't even call myself to like go behind a camera. And my so I hired um her name is again, I'll give her a shout out of Suzanne with Suzanne Claire studios. She's in Westchester County, New York. And she's a me and again, ah um as a photographer, so I'm usually a very picky photographer, but she's is phenomenal make that picture me. I
00:56:33
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I usually I'm very picky how I look like in pictures, but like, I couldn't say no to any of the pictures she took, except the way maybe if I blank in a picture, but they're like, otherwise, like, I'm like, no way you fall was shocked me. It's like, this is you. And she had like this whole thing called, this is me thing. And she made a book out of me, like me modeling and stuff. Nice. And Basically the book is like just to make women feel comfortable and confident in their own skin no matter like what size or shape or heights what like skin color like it doesn't matter you're beautiful either way that's like
00:57:12
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the vibe I was trying to give off and Suzanne as well, like that we're trying to make all women feel beautiful. Because again, it's very common to for women to feel insecure about them. So I mean, not good men could feel the same way. And now again, not only for fitness, like it's all about looking nice and stuff. It's mentally good, like mentally for you as well. Like, it helped me with my mental health fitness. I went through a lot of ah Hard challenges and obstacles throughout my life grow. and a guy didn't I didn't have it great. like I went through a lot of trauma with ah past friendships and relationships and family drama. like It was, again, a lot from my heart to handle, especially 2024 just kicked my ass with a lot that went on.
00:57:59
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with me, but I'm a big ember. It's a new year, new me. I mean, I shouldn't say really new me. I mean, I'm still me, but like a better me. Listen, say that. A better improved me. I'm throwing the past, the trauma behind. I forgive. I don't forget. Yeah. Trust again. But, um, and again, my songwriting is like, I wanted it to feel related. That's what my goal is. I,
00:58:27
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You're right what you feel. It's like, you got even poetry. People not into music, just like poetry and stuff. Yes, follow. Yes, that is my Instagram. Is that you who did that? Yeah. Oh, OK. I was like, who else did that? How did you know that? No, no, no, no. So yeah, that is my last name, guys. I'm not, again, on my stage name, Jesse Rose, because I originally had it as my name, my regular real name, Jess Paternoster. I'm not, again,
00:58:56
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I'm not ashamed of my real name. It's just that it is, I did the, Hey Google thing, look up ah my very first song, convivial I ever wrote. I'm like, Hey Google, look up convivial by Jess Panasser. I'm sorry. I can't seem to understand what you're saying. Like, yeah. i got do my name So my middle name is Rose. And it's actually our honor because both my grandmothers who passed away our name, Rose. So I want to keep that name in me.
00:59:25
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And if I get like a dog, if I get like a daughter one day, I love to have her middle name Rose to keep that middle name going. It's beautiful. Again, a lot of people are ashamed or embarrassed of their middle name, but I love that middle name. My, my, uh, my middle daughter, her middle name is Rose and she's named after my grandmother as well. So now.
00:59:52
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Uh, I'll tell you the story behind that here in a little bit, but yeah, there's no, don't be ashamed of your middle name. That's a, it's a pretty name. It's a, you know, it's, it's an, it's an older name too. Like you don't hear it very often nowadays.
01:00:06
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and why is it it There's a lot of Jesse roses out there. It's like, they look up Jesse rose and as there are roses. but there's a one unique one. It is me. yeah And they can, some of them spell with the like J E S S Y or they do the I E.
01:00:25
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and stuff like that, or J yes-E-F-E. I did the I. like I didn't want to be Jessica Rose, because I get i kind of cringe with my full name Jessica. like i ah I even say i't I don't like it. i Jess Rose did not have, i think it because my friends, they call me Jess. it's just I always been called Jess. And it just didn't sound right, Jess Rose. like It just i didn't have like that ring to it. so um one of the, ah pia actually my song Shadows Within Me, ah my, ah shout out to Jim, by the way, Jim Moriarty, he helped me write Shadows Within Me with his beautiful piano. I met him in a songwriter class, he's like ah he's like ah another grandfather to me, I love him. And he always just called me, yeah, Jesse rolls off the tongue. But yeah, like he kept calling me Jesse, so I'm like,
01:01:21
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You know, I never really was called that my whole life, but I might want to start doing that. like And I said, you know what? I think I might want to change my name, Jesse Rose. it's And I remember the the lady, Suzanne, who took my photo. She's like, Jesse Rose. Like, that's sexy. how i I guess. And I have her like a rose tattoo. I just think I could try to. Yeah, this is. Yeah. And I honor my grandparents, like both my grandma.
01:01:50
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I'm trying to turn my arm. Oh, here we go. Yeah, so honor my grandmothers and keep the Jessie Rose continue. You can see on the picture of me, I had the Rose guitar strap, so I went to get my first guitar, which is that Telly, I named her Sky, and they may pick out a strap, and I found the one and only Rose strap, and I was like, that's me. That is meant for me, the Rose strap.
01:02:15
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I have to get it. And I, my photo shoot I had, like I had a rose, like ah a white dress with rose designs. Yes. rose tattoo good song you know what thank you britney that actually might inspire me to write a song called rose tattoo yeah yeah honestly like i'm always open to ideas like people want to tell me you look thank you um yeah no people say like you look badass like these photos like i not only have musically do those photos i had it for
01:02:49
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She took, uh, professional pictures of me for my fitness business. So, um, I have pictures of me with fitness. Again, I did everything. It took, it was like a two hour photo shoot. So I did a lot of shooting and stuff. And she was great. Like I did my own makeup and hair and stuff. So, um,
01:03:09
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So I'm like, ah, I did pretty good job. That it was a good day for me. oh It was a good fall day for me. and it was because I was going to say, I was looking at your Facebook page. I gotta say the the reason I chose this picture because I always try to put the artist behind me on and the background, you know, um, and, and, and make a social media post. But I was looking at your Facebook page and you and you got a whole bunch of the pictures up. I'm not sure. I'm assuming they're all from the same shoot. I don't, I'm not sure. But, uh,
01:03:33
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They all look great. And I was like, there was something about that. I was like, this one is by far my favorite one. That's my favorite. and That's my profile picture on my Instagram and stuff. I was like, this is my favorite picture. This is a badass picture because it kind of gets.
01:03:48
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everything, you know, you're a musician, obviously, you're a business owner, entrepreneur. Exactly. And that wasn't my idea. That's that suit. That suit, because I guess you took pictures of me, like for my photography of me holding a camera. It's like, go back to like, chase back to that suit, because I had the dress and it's like, I have another idea for you. And I'm like, okay, it's like, I want you to have it. But like, no,
01:04:16
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shirt underneath just the jacket. I'm like, what? Excuse me? I'm like, excuse me? It's like, get a little, so a little sexy. And it kind of gives off like the Miley Cyrus flowers. It wasn't like my, again, it was Suzanne's ideas. I'm like, you know? Yeah, it's, it's- I love that. I love it. Yeah, it just- That's my favorite pictures. Yeah, it kind of, it wraps up everything. Like you said, badass rocker chick.
01:04:46
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uh, you know, business woman, it's got a sexiness about it. You know, there's a, there's a lot going on in that picture, but I think it's a really cool picture. I think, you know, she did an amazing job and, and I was like, yeah, I think I'm going to use this one. Let me, let me, uh, work my magic, choice you know, and, uh, and then last night I just, I just re redesigned my logo for, for a shirt. And I was like, Oh, I'm actually loving this fucking logo. This is going to be a new, my new logo. So like,
01:05:16
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Is that the one in the corner? The corner is the thing? I love it. And again, compliment from a graphic designer. I love it. You designed it? I know nothing about what I'm doing. I don't know. I self-taught myself how to do. When I was like, I'm going to start a podcast, I thought it was just turn the camera on, turn the microphone on, and talk. There's a lot more involved behind the scenes. And then with creating logos and making sure you don't step on anybody's toes when you do logos and stuff like that. So, uh, my fiance, she's starting a, uh, her home business, you know, making hoodies and shirts and cups and stuff like that. And she wants to venture out into soaps and everything. Uh, so she's got Canva and I was like, can you teach me how to use Canva real quick? Can she show me? Canva is great. Like, um, I,
01:06:11
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And again, as graphic designers, we use camera Canva, nothing. Because again, I make things by scratch on Canva. Because again, it saves a lot of storage because I get i was taught in school ah using the Adobe programs. And I still use it if I could do like deeper. Like again, design a logo, I make it by scratch on illustrator Adobe Illustrator.
01:06:34
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And like, you got Photoshop, if I want to like, be creative, like show the boy creativity, like say if I use that picture behind us and I want to add clouds and like me, put me in the background, like a cool stage background, something like that. And I could just use Photoshop to edit that in and stuff. Um, and.
01:06:53
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you know make it look more realistic because I mean at Canva it looks like you're just overlapping it so you again you could it's just Canvas is really just for basic graphic design like if you don't want a higher design you want to make a quick little flyer a little thing and I use Canva for my um social media ads for my gigs and stuff this is a quick and easy thing it saves automatically does not cause too much storage and it works and again I still use my pro guy InDesign I use for like More posters and if I make a book or something like that, my business cards I use for InDesign. Again, some people might not even understand the program, so I shouldn't talk too much about it. But in my pictures, again, like I said, in a way I don't regret
01:07:42
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what I went to school for. and And again, I have a college degree, at least some people don't even go to college. They, I mean, it's expensive, i'm still paying off my student loans. So yeah, that's again, I guess still live at home, my parents and 26. So I'm single and you know, just working. I'm like, actually throw that out there for anybody listening. Yeah, yeah. right a angle There you go.
01:08:11
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Uh, yeah, like, you know, for, for, uh, you know, I, you know, being a dad, I've encouraged my kids, if you want to go to school, go to college. If you, if you don't and learn a trade, you know, I learned to trade. I work with my hands. Um, I been in construction since I was like 14, you know, going on close to 30 years, but at the end of the day, I've made a lot of really good money in my life. There's been some bad years, but.
01:08:42
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Uh, uh, you know, I didn't have to worry about student loans or anything like that. And then it's just like, this whole thing is literally it's, it's all self-taught for me. I'm still learning. I learn new things every day. I mean, like, and, and, and, and I, and I try to, you know, when I first started making logos, very basic, very choppy, very blah blah, you know, just, and, and, and, and as I've learned new apps and new, uh,
01:09:10
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uh, different platforms and stuff like that. They've gotten a little bit better, but a small part of me was like, you know, you could have gone to school for something, you know, some kind of, you know, computers or something. But at the end of the day, it's like, yeah, as long as I can function and not look fully retarded, then I'm okay. I can look mildly retarded and get away with it. But if I go like go at full gear, then I'm in trouble at the end of the day. so Honestly, I feel like these days, like they don't really like jobs. They don't really care if you have, ah I mean, some plots if you have a college degree, but like, I guess it was more like you have at least some
01:09:56
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a high school degree, at least you did high school. That's all that matters. And and again, it's mostly experience. Like they look at like job experience too. I used to do graphics, but I really loved, yeah, I did drawing and painting as well. That's how I started. Like again, I started, it's like weird how like all my passions all come together, like reflecting my past. um Again, I started like drawing and painting and then Scumper, I was good at that.
01:10:24
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I opened my mouth, started singing a song, and realized I could sing. My family pointed that out too, because I used to sing Somewhere Over the Rainbow, Wizard of Oz. And my mom used to make me sing that song all the time from my family, and I used to be so shy. I couldn't do it. And I'm like, no, I don't want to sing. I don't want to sing. I don't want to sing in front of anyone. like people I was shy. So like again, I and don't think I was fully confident and then. I was like, yeah.
01:10:53
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that's like And like, again, then I played into acting when I was in plays in elementary school. I'm like, oh, this is kind of fun. You're pretend. like but ideas like you pretty d It's It's fun. It's a game. Yeah, exactly. Right? Nice. I started work, again, I always grew up as an athlete, like, playing a bunch of sports. And when I graduated college, I'm like, what? Like, it was on 2020 when COVID hit. I'm like,
01:11:23
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Who the fuck am I now? Like, I don't know what I am anymore. I'm like, all right, well, I got my degree check. That's a very big accomplishment in life. So I got back, like, I'm looking at my degree right now, hung up on the wall, like a Bachelor of Arts degree. I'm like, all right. So I have my shit together, obviously. I went to school just speaking my language. And so, um,
01:11:52
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Yeah, it was hard to get a job because COVID we were all locked home. And that's when I was like playing around with a lot of stuff. Like I, I get this before I became serious. I remember I bought like a USB like condenser microphone to just plug into your Mac and stuff. And I was just on garage band and just singing. I've taken like videos of my, on my camera and like,
01:12:19
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And I'm like, you know, I'm just going to mess around with YouTube. like Maybe I should become a YouTuber. And I'm like doing covers of my of me singing. I'm like, oh, God, that my quality sucks that because I'm very loud. I'm Italian. I'm like a loud, powerful singer.
01:12:35
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No, New Yorker. An Italian New Yorker, loud, no. I don't believe it. It's so bad because restaurants, and the again, I hate when they tell me this, but they tell me, hey, can you turn turn the volume down on your... You're the 12, we need you out of nine. No, it's so bad that like, there was a ah place that was small, and I turned the knob, and I'm like, realized my microphone's off, and they tell me I'm still loud, I'm like,
01:13:03
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Oh my god, I'm really that bad. It was a small, quiet place. But if I might get a brewery, something like that with a bunch of people, that's a different story. If I'm outside, it's a different story. But yeah, like best around with the YouTube with stuff. And I'm like,
01:13:19
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Oh, actually, I always wanted to record in a recording studio, so I'm like, again, this was like a year maybe before I took music seriously, too. Like, it's all, it's it's like something, it was all coming together in my life. And yeah, I started working out in end of high school, I started working out because I was like so insecure, I was skinny, I was like a toothpick, like people thought I was anorexic. And I wasn't, I was just a picky eater. And now I'm like, now I, but I'm a foodie.
01:13:48
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and how do you how do you how do you grow up Italian and be a picky eater because I mean I've known some Italians in my time and uh one thing one thing you you don't do is go hungry in that family well my food I oh my food was pizza my favorite food to this day pizza but cheese pizza um I only drink water I still drink water to this day and okay I mean by again I know I like smoothies And again, I drink alcohol when it's a fun, you know, socially, socially drink alcohol. I've got my big jug right here. There's big water bottles. I carry that with me all the time. I got one of those that I, that I take to the gym and every once in a while take to work with me. I try, I'm trying to drink more water. I drink. Yes. Drinking water. Stay hydrated.
01:14:42
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Yes, and also again, it's good for the boys too, because a lot of talking you're doing, and you're trying out your throat, and you're like, I drink. Yeah, I can make you a mean pizza. Yeah, honestly, send me, Brittany, you know what, let's have a chat. I would actually like to try your pizza. My mom makes good homemade pizza too, but yeah, pizza, water, and a peanut butter jelly sandwich, and plain pasta was literally my diet as a kid.
01:15:11
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Couldn't really branch out. I, it took a while. I mean, I branched out again. Now you're older, your taste buds change. And now yeah I love trying new things. Uh, water's all I drink other than hal alcohol. I mean, that's pretty much, I mean, I have my smoothies, like my protein shakes and stuff. So, I mean, I never really liked drinking milk or. Juice narrowly or soda never really, I never really, it's just a soda. Nothing. I could.
01:15:37
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I can kill a gallon of milk. I do a little bit. Actually, now that we're talking about it, when we get done here tonight, I might have a go at me a nice big glass of milk. That's that's my downfall. That's my vice. It's like your Santa Claus. You got to have cookies. Yeah, right. I do have chocolate chip cookies out there too.
01:15:57
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oh gave ideas that midnight No, my big vice has always been pop Pepsi Mountain Dew. You know, a lot, a lot of people, they drink coffee in the morning. I start my day out with the, with the Pepsi. And then I might, and then I'll have a couple more throughout the day. So I'm trying to cut them down to like one, maybe two a day and drink more water. My problem with water is it's freaking boring.
01:16:23
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Like it refreshing. It's major. I went out and got it. Like my daughter in my fiance, say they had their circle bottles, those little circle bottles. And I'm like, yeah, I look like a fruit. If I'm drinking out of that, I don't want to carry around one of them bottles, you know, but they put out these big 40 ounce Dubliners and I was like, all right, I can get down on that. I'll get me a little circle cup with their.
01:16:48
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little water infuser. I don't know flavored water bucket. It's the bucket Dallas and 64 hours. Yeah. Yeah. I got the full galleries like carry like a bucket with you the whole time. It's like a monster water bottle. And again, those are like the gym rats. Like, yeah, that's my 60 by 64 ounces. What I take to work with me and I take to the gym with me and, and whatnot. So it was about the time I drink waters when I met the gym.
01:17:20
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Oh, yeah. Cause you're also working out. And again, you, yeah. you dey But I'm trying to, I'm trying to be better. I'm trying to be better. Exactly. I gotta have something with some taste to it. And I can't just, if I do drink water, it's usually like I feel a big glass of it and just slam it down, drink the whole thing. But just cause my grandfather, um,
01:17:45
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You know, he was dehydrated. There was like, he, he like passed out recently. Like, I don't know where Nate, it was because he was diet dehydrated. And again, you don't like water. So his doctor told him, which again, I could probably give you an idea. You just put a little bit of ginger ale in the water. So like you're still getting your water, but you're getting a little sweetness. Yeah. So try that. view I had, we, we had, uh, liquid IV was a sponsor for a little while.
01:18:14
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of the, of the shows. And I fell in love with that. But when the, when the sponsor deal went away, I was like, well, I'm not paying a full price anymore. I got spoiled for the last year. Now I got to pay full price. It's not, not cheap. Oh yeah, definitely not. But what I discovered with liquid IV is it is a lifesaver after a long Saturday night. Long Saturday night.
01:18:45
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ah I have i have ah have a tendency to overindulge every once in a while. it Yes, I have done that helps. with no you know Yeah, that's what ginger ale is. it's like It's good for like the digestive system, too. So it's a win-win. Yeah. yeah yeah's I'm trying to get better about drinking more more water. Excuse me. You get used to it. My sister always drank like seltzer. and Like, it took her a while. Now she drinks. Now she's actually fine with drinking water. It took her a while, because she used to be like a Capri Sun juice drinker. and her nancys Every morning she has her chocolate almond milk. Those little carts. little kid like like The little Like the little cartons of milk, like we used to get back in school? Yes, she has like almond milk, like almond milk. I mean, almond milk is like, yeah, it's not dairy. It's almond milk. Wow.
01:19:46
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Shit, I can't do almond milk. Uh, just give me regular milk. I, and I prefer, uh, and I don't mind paying the extra for it, but I prefer real raw unpasteurized milk straight from the tea. Uh, I'm a country, I'm a country bumpkin. So I grew up in the middle of nowhere. Just put it in a container, put it in a cup and I'm happy. Don't pasteurize it. Nothing else. Don't put all that crap in it. Just give me all natural.
01:20:14
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And it lasts longer too. You bottle it up, throw it in the refrigerator. It lasts a lot longer than all this other, yeah but fortunately you you gotta, can't really go to Walmart and buy unpasteurized milk. You gotta go to the, uh, as I call them the hippie stores. So and we don't have too many of them are close by. Yeah. I gotta take a little bit of a drive to go, to go there. Yeah. The, the all natural, uh, organic.
01:20:45
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kippy stores, that's what I call them. Just curious, I'm just like, you know, this is like a little off topic, but like, I just thought of it just now, like it's anyone, anyone from the artist has any questions to ask? Like, general, any questions about me or anything?
01:21:03
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yeah It doesn't have to be music, it could be personal training. Come to my farm and I got you. Are you talking to, are you talking to me?
01:21:14
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I didn't know you lived on a farm, too.
01:21:19
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And audio and music. OK. I always try to let the chatters box know. They can ask whatever. I mean, keep it within reason. Don't don't don't be weird. yeah Yeah. Yeah, please.
Challenges in Hosting and Upcoming Music Release
01:21:31
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Like, we don't want another serial killer. I have so i am sometimes hesitant.
01:21:42
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and and and And like, I'm a huge fan of rocker chicks, but sometimes I'm, I'm nervous to bring women on the show and interviewing because I never know what I'm going to get out of the chatters box. You never know who's going to be in there. I've only had, I've had on two occasions where they got very rude and I just, I just banned them. They made some comments that were.
01:22:06
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completely unnecessary. And I was like, no, we're not, we're not even getting there's no, not even you getting there's no room for that. No, you're not allowed. Yeah, exactly. Uh, again, you if you, you know, it's fine to have your own opinions, but you yeah, at your ass.
01:22:22
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give me to not be weird. Well, I've got to answer your question, Brittany. So off to answer your question, yes, I'm actually going to release a EP album soon. So I'm just waiting for my producer to finish mixing and mastering my last two songs. I have four songs in my EP album. And it's about like, it's basically about my 2024. Wow.
01:22:47
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Yeah, it's big and some of them I wrote before 2024, but in a way, I was like, I'm putting it all together, because it all makes sense. like Again, there, I have to listen to Jesse Rose before I met Glix, so this is, I have listened. Oh, really?
01:23:05
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yes How'd you find me, Brittany? I mean, I'm honored, I'm like, I'm honored. ah Yeah. i takes
01:23:19
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oh and yeah You gotta get recognized out and about. you know do Do you yeah ever have that where you're out and about and somebody recognizes you, whether from a gig or ah maybe social media or something like that? so Yes, I am pretty out there. um Again, I'm very out there. I have that recognizable face.
01:23:44
Speaker
could be a good way, could be a bad way. It's like a blessing about a curse, I guess. And yeah, people recognize me like it's like other musicians, more like other musicians that play out somewhere like, oh, yeah, yeah, I got a, I seen you played there and stuff like that. And actually I got like a couple of people following me in my hometown, and my hometown was like a quiet area. So it was like, yeah but like, um,
01:24:08
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And actually a lot of people recognize me when I, again, I used to work at gyms and stuff. So they recognize me from working at the gyms and they're like, oh yeah, I know you're from this gym and you're still there. I'm like, no, I'm not there anymore. And like, oh, what are you doing now? I'm like, I'm doing it on my own. Like I don't need a gym. Yeah. Yeah, people recognize me doing the music and stuff. So it's like, it's kind of nice most of the time sometimes like,
01:24:36
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people that you don't want them to recognize you or you don't like, you're like, Oh God, I have to see them again. That's the supermarket. Yeah, that's, that's, I don't, I still haven't a shout out to Denison university. What up y'all. I see you. I know you're out there. It's weird to me when people recognize me or, or it'll be like, man, you sound just like the guy on this podcast that I listened to, oh, what's the name of the podcast? And they'll rattle off one of the shows and look like, oh, is it any good? Cause I hear that that guy's a real real jerk off.
01:25:12
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and i me Yeah. when After I get to talk until they're like, holy shit, it's you man. There's a college down the road for me. And I guess a good chunk of them, um listen to the, listen to the shows and the different shows and whatnot. And they have for the last couple of years.
01:25:31
Speaker
I've done some door dashing in the past and I'll go out there and drop off a delivery and like, Oh, you're the Glick guy. And I'm like, I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing. they're like We fucking love you guys. Cool. Okay. I guess here's your food. I like, I don't know how to react to that. Like it's still, ah I'm very awkward in real life as well. So that's, that's the other thing I got going for me is awkwardness. So it's just like, thanks. I guess i i mean are you like I'm on my break at a music gig and I'm like, what do I do? Do I, I, I feel weird just approaching the people like, Hey, like in the music. Like, I just feel, uh, if they get some of them, most of the time people come up and talk to me. I didn't know about the fitness stuff, but I'll check it out. Yeah. Honestly. Um, I guess I'll throw it out, but I am doing online training. So if anyone who wants to work on their fitness goals, I am doing online remote training that we could do zoom calls, or again, I have an app.
Fitness, Mental Health, and New Podcast Ventures
01:26:29
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to download too, but that will be more details if you're gonna get it very interesting working on your fitness goals or mental health goals. I do like mix of life coaching and fitness and one, so, cause again, I generally love helping others. And actually I'm one of my ankle tattoos. I have like two hands holding it onto to each other cause like you're helping, like helping hands and stuff. Actually I can flip the camera. Like I have this tattoo,
01:26:56
Speaker
That's the helping. And then I have the gym dumbbell and then I have like different version of hearts of my family members drew. So mine, like this one hurt like a bitch, but, all right on Oh man, that looks like it'd be painful. Yeah. Yeah. That might really had the nervousness. I'm like, my foot was like tw twitching and stuff. Yeah. Uh, yeah. So this is my drawing of a hardened star means like reach for the stars. Cause I do dream big. Um, my sister's heart.
01:27:23
Speaker
How are you said that? That's my grandfather's um drawing of a heart. So in there it says, love you. So it looks like a blob, but that's his version. And then my mom has her pretzel looking heart. And then obviously, it ah I'm very happy I got this before my grandmother died, but this is her drawing of a heart. So pat it on me. So in the camera for photography, I love traveling.
01:27:51
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Yeah, I think that's everything. And again, I got more tattoos on my um arms too. I just got, um again, I... I got my Wonder Woman because my grandfather loves Wonder Woman. My grandmother, you know, was called my grandmother her Wonder Woman. And I felt like because 2024 really showed a lot of strength in me of what I went through. So I got the symbol warrior and I also actually have, oh God, gotta like move around my sleeve. oh Is this the right arm? Yeah. So this is my war. I just got this, the the warrior tattoo. So like I could,
01:28:24
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I could put my phone down. I will show you the position like what my ideal is. Like I put my phone down and I could just do like the Wonder Woman things. i had this oh yeah Yeah. The Wonder Woman, the warrior. Yeah. Yeah. That's what I was trying. That's cool. ah Yeah. Need to go back into my shift. So I'll be totally looking it up. Yeah. bren If you want to work on your fitness goals, I'd be very happy to help.
01:28:51
Speaker
make it happen. i'll make I like to call myself the fairy godmother of fitness. I make all your wishes and dreams come true. i like That's gonna be my tagline. It's the fairy godmother of fitness. There you go. Now I like the ankle tattoos you that where they're like, well, anklets or the the ankle bracelets with the charms and stuff like that.
01:29:13
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Yeah, I showed you the rose tattoo. I showed you the Wonder Woman. I showed you the war. And I also got the... I've got this one. I don't know about the roll up my sleeve because my arms are like... Actually, I can. Okay, I got it. I got the... I want you two Jack to roll up my sleeve. Yeah, I want you two Jack to roll up my sleeve. Yeah, I want you two Jack to roll up my sleeve. Yeah, I want you two Jack to roll up my sleeve. Yeah, I want you two Jack to roll up my sleeve. Yeah, I want you two Jack to roll up my sleeve. Yeah, I want you two Jack to roll up my sleeve. Yeah, I want you two Jack to roll up my sleeve. Yeah, I want you two Jack to roll up my sleeve. Yeah, I want you two Jack to roll up my sleeve. Yeah, I want you two Jack to roll up my sleeve. Yeah, I want you two Jack to roll up my sleeve. Yeah, ankle I want you tattoos suck. Well, I always want an ankle tattoo. Yes, it hurts. And I actually do one on my other ankle. I want on the side of my ankle and I am very, I have very skinny ankles and it was all bone. So yeah.
01:29:50
Speaker
You dye beard? I do not dye my beard. Don't believe those assholes. They spread vicious rumors. Why would I dye my beard? I have amazing gray in my beard. I got racing stripes, but Christ sakes. If you dye it white, then you'll be a perfect Santa Claus.
01:30:09
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I just told my fiance, I said, I'm really thinking about because I noticed like in the side, I'm starting to get more gray. I've always had the racing stripes right down the middle, but I'm starting to get more grass. I'm not ready to just go by, die and just dye my hair gray and just just give into the gray. It's just like, no, you're not going on yet. You got, you you love the milk and cookies and you got the beer. That's got turned white and then you make a perfect Santa Claus.
01:30:40
Speaker
it's Yeah, it's it's coming. I got a big old fat belly for the time being, trying to get rid of that. That I did not, that I can't see from here, but. Trying to get rid of that. The problem is, well, it's not really a problem. This is kind of ah a blessing for me is even in my older age, as long as I'm active and I'm working out, I can still eat like a, like a, like shit. And I do eat like shit. I don't have a good eating habit.
01:31:09
Speaker
And I do when I sit down to eat, I eat large portions, largeish portions of food. But as long as I'm working out and everything like that, I'm fine. I just haven't been working out in the last year and a half. So put on some weight, you know.
01:31:24
Speaker
Okay. soa Well, let me tell you something. So with fitness is 80% nutrition and 20% of exercise. So if you want to get to your goals, like I'm shown, this is to everyone, not just to click. Um, it's yeah, you got a diet is, I hate, I hate to say it, but diet is, Oh, trust me. I know. Well, the fortunate thing about me is I I don't think I'm tall. Everybody thinks I'm tall. I don't think I'm tall. I'm 6'2", 6'3". That's tall. But right now, I'm probably at about 315. But if you put me next to somebody else's 315, they'll look like they're twice the size of me. So i it's kind of proportioned. Well, I carry the weight better. um So like if I drop below too much below 250, I look sick. like i look Like I'm going through some shit sick.
01:32:22
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That's my goal is like 260 and then I'll be happy and comfortable at about 260, 270, something like that. I don't, I, I gave up on being shredded a long time ago. I even in high school when I was working out like four hours a day and oh my god everything I was supposed to be eating and I was in sports and I was active. It was just like, I'm still built big. I'm not shredded, but um I'm solid.
01:32:47
Speaker
yeah you know Then there'd be a guy on my football team that was workout like an hour a week and he was just an eight pack and muscles. I'm like, dude, like most of the times football practice, you're just a lot of doing right sprint drills and stuff and tackling. yeah Like I said, I just, I was like, yeah, I'll never,
01:33:14
Speaker
I'll never look like John Cena or anything like that. And that's fine. i'm I'm perfectly fine with that. As long as I'm at a healthy-ish weight and and I look okay if I take my shirt off. so look Like I'm not embarrassed if I take my shirt off. A little stick, Brittany says. He says she's a stick.
01:33:33
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Brittany's a tiny little thing. Oh no. i The reason I want to lose some weight is more because I am older and I did play sports and I've got a bad knee and I've got a busted up ankle and then I blew out my back in my early 20s and then I busted up my shoulder pretty bad. Oh my god. When but I do put on a little extra weight it starts to, I feel it and my body hurts and that's why I want to take, I like
01:34:06
Speaker
I'm obviously not going to be competing in the Arnold classic anytime soon when it comes to Columbus, but but I could lose a little bit of weight. and And like I said, for being a bigger guy, it's proportioned nicely. So I don't have to be a big old muscle, muscle bound meathead to still look good in certain shirts or if I take my shirt off or whatever.
01:34:31
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To be honest, you don't you don't really need to do like, I mean, you could do a little bit of like basic weight training, but like, I think what you were again what you could use is like at least a nice half hour walk a day will be good for your health, good for the heart. And it's just to get your blood flowing and stuff. So it's like, again, as you get older, I guess things get harder. So as long as you move and, you know, keep up with your strength, that's why I always say, always try weight training. I'm not telling you to bulk and lift like,
01:35:00
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200 300 pounds like with something just to keep your strength going because again you're it affects your bones too and you get older and a lot of other shenanigans oh yeah yeah i' but mind that's why again that's why again again i went through yeah so much in life that fitness like just helped me like kind of get out get honestly yeah I didn't work at all yesterday because I was like dealing with the cold and I got, I feel a lot better than I did yesterday. Yesterday was like a whole different night. I felt tired and my nose was like stuffy and like, it's like a, like a 24 hour sickness I had and I didn't go. I don't rest my body, stay at home all day yesterday and just do my remote work and stuff. And.
01:35:46
Speaker
like i felt i felt disgusted i felt like oh i'm skipping the gym day i caught but today i caught everything up i did my yesterday's workout and i did my today's workout nice so i got it all done so i'm caught up for the week well that's that's something i like about yeah there you go off but no excuses pain is gain all those jimson days exactly no that's That's, ah that's, that's the other thing champion. yeah yeah It's hard to be, it's hard to be the champion. I'm just saying it's, it's a, it's a burden that I carry. So nobody else has to know. Uh, that was the other, you know, that's what the other thing for me is going to the gym is, is good for my mental health because like, you you know, I didn't have the easiest life. I've been through hell and back and some failed relationships and whatnot like that, that really took their toll on me the last couple of years.
01:36:43
Speaker
has really been a journey for me and healing and and mentally. And that's part of the reason why I started the men's a men's mental health podcast or show. Um, because not only was it, are we able to maybe help other guys that are going through shit, but it also helped me a lot because I was able to come on the, you know, I think people got to learn a lot more about me than they have in years past and didn't really night Realize a lot of things that I've gone through and been through and, and whatnot, and still dealing with and still processing. and who' going shit These days. Yeah. And going to the gym for me as part of that, that, that journey to healing my mind is because I can go there and it's the one place that put the music in. My brain shuts off. I don't think about, uh, you know, uh, financial stuff, work stuff, home life. It's just that hour, hour and a half, however long I'm at the gym.
01:37:44
Speaker
It's just, I'm completely shut off, zoned out and focused. That's the self care. Like again, that's my way of giving my, like some girls, like more guys, whatever, like some mainly girls, I guess, um, you know, their self care is like putting a face mask on and then they take a bath, go get a mani pedi. Yeah.
01:38:09
Speaker
Me myself care is going to the gym. It's like time for myself. That's the only time I like to be alone I mean, it's kind of cool at working out with some friends, but kind of again like So I wish I was i wish I was talking to see about what? The champion thing. Oh, I'm a champion that that But yeah, I mean I bring my sister but like she sold me down like My cardio takes a half hour and then my strength takes like half hour. I'm like, and I'm out the door and like, and an hour later I'm out the door. So my sister brought the gym for two hours. I'm like, cause she's slowing me down. I'm like, Oh, I got some friends who are not in shape. They acted like.
01:38:56
Speaker
You know, it's like, I'm training. It's like, I'm giving them a free training session, honestly, with my friends. I'm like, all right. had this you I you're, this is how you doing this. I can't help. If I'm seeing something, they do them wrong. I have to correct them. and out of here workout too
01:39:13
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so don't scrub yeah Don't screw up the flow. Get your shit together. but So again, once in a while it's nice to work out with friends and stuff. It kind of does help give you extra motivation. It's nice to have a gym buddy with you and stuff. um But at the same time, like, all right, I need to get my workout done. I got other life stuff to do. And like I said, I was very happy i really with my busy schedule today.
01:39:39
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I really didn't think I was going to fit it in today because everything everything was like back to back to back. And I'm like, oh, shit. I'm like behind schedule. e Be my friend, dude. Yes, Brittany, we're friends. I don't know. Where are you from, Brittany? I'm curious. She's just she's from a terrible, terrible place. Terrible place.
01:40:03
Speaker
okay Oh, my God. I hope you're not in L.A. where the fires are. No, not as not as bad. Almost. Oh, is she in Kansas? Oh, she's a Maryland.
01:40:22
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Where did I go? I think I've been in Maryland before. I drove maybe like when I was going because Maryland south. Right. I said I'm very bad at my geography above Baltimore.
Geographic Clarifications and Event Highlights
01:40:35
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and they got south of you guys or east of you guys something like that they're like up there and it's like wedged in there i think now i gotta look up the u.s map now because i suck at geography now i'm gonna go to my laptop and just like look at my geography where the hell maryland is now just google where the hell is maryland all right us a map
01:41:05
Speaker
It's nice to be under Pennsylvania. Okay. That kind of, okay. That kind of helps. I still say, aren't you guys like wedged in between Pennsylvania and New York or something like that? Smaller. Oh, come on, blurry. I want to find a better picture now. All right. Here we go.
01:41:27
Speaker
Okay. So I'm actually going to Delaware in July for family vacations. So I'll be near you and that during that time.
01:41:41
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Okay, now we'll go to Ohio. Okay. You're actually in between Pennsylvania too. Yeah. Yeah. My, uh, my fiance is actually from, uh, from PA. Oh, okay. We're all in the East coast basically. Yeah.
01:42:03
Speaker
I get in my remote job, I talk to people from California, and then they weren't from Kentucky, and I hear their Southern accent, and then they hear my New York accent. I'm like, whoa. Yeah, yeah that's that's the cool thing about doing about doing doing this, like especially this show, because a lot of times I just reach out to artists because I like their music and I have no idea where they're from. um Kind of a lot of artists on here from Nashville,
01:42:33
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Florida, Texas, Finland, that was cool. Canada, California, I've had a few bad-ass chicks on here from California. I have no desire to go to California. I know. I mean, well, not because of the full movement of me. I do have a desire, because I want want to see what LA looks like in Hollywood, but I know right now is not a good time.
01:43:01
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yeah i got a One of our of the artists that ive that I had on here early, her and I still stay in contact on a regular basis. They're out in LA and I had to hit her up the last week. I think it was just to check on them and see how they were doing. And it's a mess out here. They went to Vegas for for a few days. That's where her parents are just to get away from it. But to it's it's bad out there. It's a mess.
01:43:32
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feel bad for the normal people. I don't feel bad for the, uh, multi-million dollar millionaire celebrities, but well, some of them are actually donating to help out. I mean, I had that time money. I would definitely donate and help out.
01:43:53
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So Penn is, Penn is between New York and Maryland is between What? What do you mean?
01:44:05
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a You just like just like looking at. that You don't have an accent. You're just a stoner. You're just a governor. You're just a stoner. You don't have an accent. No, it is interesting talking to people for a from different places.
01:44:31
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um
01:44:34
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Are you close to the city at all? I'm an hour north from the city. Like I went to the city this weekend to see a drag queen brunch. It was pretty interesting. Nice. Those are so cool. The, uh, the drag shows, we had a place where I used to live down in Charleston, down in South Carolina. Yeah. I lived down there for about 10 years. Can't wait to go back. I got seven years before I'll go back. But, um,
01:45:01
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there was a place down there, what is it called? cheeseburg Cheeseburger Mary's or something like that. But every Sunday they they did the drag but drag brunch show. And it was man, it was so much fun. We used to, there's a couple guys and friends of mine down there, we we would go. And we always had so much fun. It's just, it's entertaining as hell. And and the drag queens are are talented as shit, man. You got to give them credit where credit is due.
01:45:31
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oh my they do their and they're gorgeous like so up to them i They look prettier than me at times. like Sometimes it's like, I might be questioning my sexuality right now because that is one pretty ass dude. I know it's a man. Even with the way they sound, like it doesn't sound like, like even with the way they sound like you don't think like it's bad, like they don't, they could sound like a pass of women, you know?
01:46:06
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a it's it's a It's definitely an art to be mastered. And some of them do a very, very good job. Who's captain, John? Who's captain, John? You captain. That someone must have been at it just now. yeah the Yeah. The first time I ever went to a drag show was was here in Columbus.
01:46:29
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And it was like, she's an interesting concept, um but I'm down for it. I think this is cool. yeah Um, I think I surprised a lot of people cause they were like, you're not going to be down for this. Cause you come across like, we hate these types of people and I hate nobody do your thing. Whatever makes you happy at the end of the day. Um, but, it was, it was a cool experience. I actually, my fiance and I were just talking about that cause she's,
01:46:58
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We were talking about wanting to try to find one in our area to go to. I don't know if she's ever been to one or not. I can't remember. I was half half out of it when we were talking about it. So you got you were saying you got you got you got your you got your EP coming out soon. Yep.
01:47:21
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You got obviously you're I mean you guys can go look on the social media and you'll see she's Busy God I'm like a workaholic. It's not even funny actually i have like houston like People ask me if I sleep I'm Mike You'd be surprised. Honestly. I mean I do obviously some some days I get enough some days I don't I With my sleep, sleep is overrated. So I love sleep. I, I, I'm not a morning person. I don't know if anyone out there are morning people, but not me.
01:48:04
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the I am unfortunately, because of my day job, I am forced to be a morning person now. The goal is to hopefully one day make money doing this podcasting stuff and be able to just not do anything but podcasting. And then I can finally be like, not have to be a morning person until I get a wild burr up my ass. And it's like, Hey guys, I have an idea. Let's do a morning show. Cause that'll be fun. flip What does she mean by that? I'm not sure what she means by that. What do you mean by that? Yeah. oh Are you talking about drag queens?
01:48:43
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You mean you you talk about drag queens makes you feel unequipped. You know, that's all fake, right? but Take all that stuff off. and They look like me.
01:48:58
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All right. I don't know what she's saying. Maybe she's saying like, Oh, they make me feel. I know. Uh, I mean, because they're so beautiful. Oh. Oh.
01:49:16
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You think they wake up looking like that? I wonder how much time goes into that.
01:49:26
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all day like I'm just saying you never know. I mean, you need to take all that makeup and everything off and they, they could look like this underneath over there. I mean, I'm just saying about that. Uh,
01:49:45
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looking like this is a bad thing. You know, as long as I get them credit, like they're embracing who they are. Like again, not people could shame them, but I love them. Like they're so entertaining and they were so nice. Like ah they're funny and and go on and on about them. They're awesome. Like, well, that's, that's the other thing is that they're genuinely nice. You know, they come out during the intermissions and breaks and stuff like that. And they,
01:50:14
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they they They work, you know, they they work the crowd to a certain degree, but they also, you know, you if you are fortunate enough to get to chat with them, they're genuinely nice. Oh, yeah. But I mean, I do today, it comes down to, you know, anything like, I'm sure you're not out at a gig acting like a complete ass, you know, somebody walks up to you, you want to, you know, you're, they they're enjoying your art, they enjoy what you do, you enjoy what you do. So, you know,
01:50:44
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You got to be able to interact with, with, with people. I mean, we've, we've had the opportunity. We've got to do our Saturday night show, um, at a, at a axe throwing venue here in in my little town that I'm in. They invited us up for their anniversary and then they invited us back up for their, their Halloween party. And we got to set up and do the show live from there. It was really cool. Cause again, it's one of those, one of those, uh,
01:51:12
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things that I never thought we'd have an opportunity to do. It's something that I want to do more of. But, you know, like while we're doing the show, random people come over to start talking. We're like, hey, grab a grab an ear phone grab a headphones, grab earbuds, slide over here on camera. You want to talk? Let's talk. You know, come hang out with us. You're you're cool. ah I had the opportunity, one of the bands, Arliss, who was in here earlier. We've we've become pretty close. They're basically family at this point.
01:51:42
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Um, they did a show for disabled veterans. They did a charity show for, uh, the disabled veterans. And, uh, they invited me to come up and MC the show. And I'm like, you want some jerk off podcaster to come over here and do that. Plus I have a huge fear of speaking in public.
01:52:01
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uh so that you are the way speaking publicly yeah it's yeah but i'm also like in the comfort of my bedroom like yeah i got my little setup here in my bedroom so it's like this is my little safety net you know what i mean at the end of the day but you can't see who sees you right now i mean yeah the comets but you can't see their faces i guess but yeah that was that was they get up on stage 100 people or whatever how many people are there it's just like cool you're all staring at me waiting for me to say something i hope i don't sound like a complete jackass when i say it but um but that was cool then to get to interact with people and i was kind of shocked at the people that that not only came to see the band but people who watch or listen to the show but came because they knew i was going to be there to support uh not only the band and whatnot but also support our network and it was like oh cool
01:52:54
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Got people that actually actually listen to this stuff. So that's always fun. They have that fan interaction. um
01:53:06
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And you almost got to kind of not be a dick. I don't want to hopefully get rich and famous one day or get famous one day. And somebody have a story and be like, back in 2023, I met Glick at McDonald's and he was a real piece of shit.
01:53:24
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Well, I was trying to get my McDonald's. Sorry, I was angry. What do you want from me? Yeah, i was had it was my time in a month. Yeah. You met Jessie at ah and a restaurant. She was grumpy. What you didn't know, she didn't get to work out the last few days because she's been so busy.
01:53:43
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Yeah.
01:53:46
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No, I tell you, I do appreciate you coming on. it's It was awesome to get to chat with it you. You obviously, yeah you know, you never really, you can't really get a feel for somebody's personality um through text sometimes. And, and I hate texting anyways. That's another thing. You got that going against me. Cause, cause sometimes you say something that's just like, Oh man, I hope you didn't take that as me coming across like an ass or anything else. Cause I truly don't mean it that way. But, uh, I think, I, I think you're pretty fucking cool. Uh, you're pretty bad-ass, you know, actually is super busy, super talented. You got all all this stuff going on. Um, and, uh, you know, I definitely do appreciate you taking a little bit of time and coming and hanging out with me tonight. Um, I always ask, uh, just because, uh, you know, manners and all that good stuff.
01:54:43
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As long as it's okay with you, we have the several different shows here on the network. I would love to continue to play your music across the board. Absolutely. We take breaks on our other shows. You have my permission. Hell yeah. Yeah, we take breaks and we play music and we always, we we we started out, we found a loophole to get away from copyrights. But then when I started doing the music shows, I'm like, guys, we're in no shortage of music.
01:55:12
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We have plenty of artists and plenty of music to choose from. Uh, I mean, usually I'm doing four interviews a month, so you know, do the math. There's a lot of music to choose from. So, uh, you know, just make sure I get that permission and whatnot. Um, definitely. I, I, I would say if you're ever catch us on the YouTube or you see we're live and you want to pop in and say, hello, doors always open. Oh.
01:55:40
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Even if you catch the guys live now, I've walked away from the Monday night show, uh, just because my plate was too full. I was, I was down there doing a show six days a week. Yeah. Six or yeah six days a week. I was doing a show and, uh, my plate was just too full. So I unloaded some hosting duties and walked away from a couple of shows just to pick up another show. Cause my son and I do wrestling, do a wrestling show, but, uh,
01:56:11
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But, uh, even if, even if, uh, on a Monday you want to pop up and talk mental health and whatnot, um, reach out, let us know and I'll, I'll get it set up and, and, uh, you know, I don't know how, how much you want to share, but you don't even have to share anything. You can just go on there and talk. Cause you seem like, uh, you're a little bit more educated than we, than we are. We just talk from experience. I mean, I can only tell you when I've been through and what I've done.
01:56:38
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and hopefully give you a little bit of advice, but by no means don't take it as the word because I'm not educated in that that aspect. But yeah, definitely Thor's always open for you. Oh, thanks. Brittany says, use a real one. Thank you. free I love one love the love.
01:57:00
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Talk shit on a Saturday. Yeah. Yeah. There you go. Go there and go there and and and and on a Saturday, if you're not busy and and and get wild with us, we get a little rambunctious. We can be a bit much, a bit extra on Saturday nights. No, um I guess no serial killers on here today. No.
01:57:25
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No serial killers, fortunately, uh, tonight. Yeah. Like I said, it's usually on Saturday nights because we put the link in the chat and we just like, whoever wants to come up and sometimes you just, you just never know what you're going to get. and Sometimes we have some, most of the time we have really cool people that come up. Sometimes we have some real boneheads that come up and, uh, we might spend the entire time and then being there just roasting them.
01:57:54
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And I'm just, just because we can. I mean, I, I grew up in a, in a kind of a big family, but I grew up in Thunderdome. So it's like only the strong survivor around here. So you had to learn to be quick. You had to come correct. If you were busting chops, you couldn't be, you couldn't be lame with your comebacks. So, and and the guys that are on Saturday night with me, Blaze is one of them. and And Jeff, we're all pretty quick and and and it can come come a little extra at times. So we have a good time. It's it's fun. we We have fun here on the network at the end of the day. And I think that's what it's all about. And I think even for you, I think it's, you know, what it boils down to at the end of the day is hopefully you're having fun making the music and doing the gigs and
01:58:48
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you know, getting to live like an alter ego as ACE, uh, which is cool.
Horror Love and Philosophical Insights
01:58:53
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Like I said, I realized that, that, that, that our land was like a little mini movie. And I was like, Oh, let's check out this video. And I was realized it was almost a half hour long. And I was like, all right, I'm going to have to sit down and watch this, uh, another time. Cause I'm definitely, I'm definitely into it. A little found footage type stuff and, uh, you know, whatnot. I'm a huge horror fan anyways. So. And Halloween is my favorite time of the year.
01:59:19
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But again, thank you so much for coming up. Don't be a stranger when you got new stuff coming out, or if there's anything we can do, don't be shy. Hit us up on the social. And we'll do it. Let me know. If you want to interview me again, you know when my new music comes out. I'm on Instagram message away.
01:59:40
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Yeah, yeah, definitely. I'd love to love to get you back up on him. I would love to pick your brain about your, and again, you don't have to share anything you don't want to share, but your songwriting process. And and and that's one thing that always intrigues me about genuine songwriters is where where it comes from. and And sometimes getting a little behind the scenes of where does song come from?
02:00:05
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yeah You know, what was just it's first of all, obviously from like past experiences, but like if you want to know like melodies, I guess it's either the worst time and either I'm in the shower or I'm driving. I'm like in my phone. It's like anywhere where not accessible. Yeah. Oh, are you kidding me? i'm Like.
02:00:35
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I'm like, I got a great song. And like I got an idea. I'm like, that I can't like. It's frustrating, but it is what it is. Yeah, um because that seems to be the yeah that seems to be the norm for a lot of songwriters and musicians. They something will pop into their head at the most inconvenient time. And they're just like, Oh, shit. I don't know. I did it like they that before we get phones to record stuff while I get tape recorder, you just got to like do it. Like, yeah. Yeah.
02:01:18
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yeah Honestly, again, I always wanted to be a songwriter. So I was like, I always want to write a song. Like it sounds fun. Like, Oh my God. When I was a kid, I used to have like songs that did not make any sense. I'm like, what?
02:01:34
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the heck was I on something back then that just, yeah. I'm like, I don't know. what what You were thinking just, but like, yeah, what the hell? Oh, that's, I got a, I got a notebook. I've actually got a couple of notebooks and I joke around when I die. Don't worry about my phone and my laptop. Somebody burned these notebooks because there's nothing bad in them. It's just, it's going to look like an insane, somebody that was 100% insane was scribbling in a notebook because it's just the ramblings of a madman because I'll get a show idea or a topic idea or something. And I have to write it down so I don't forget about it. So there's like,
02:02:20
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30 different topics on one sheet of paper or and and then I write notes down below it and I shorthand everything. So it only makes sense to me. Somebody else looking at it seriously don't think that there's something wrong upstairs. I mean, there is, but. um Ask her the question about the three bands she was in an island balance for a year. Oh, hold on a second. What? What?
02:02:51
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Ask her the question about the three bands if she was in an island for a year.
02:03:01
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I don't know. That's a tough one to we'll have to circle back around because we'll'll we'll get Jesse back up on here again. Yeah, I'm don't work. I'll be back. She will be back.
02:03:17
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if she has to kick the door in. I'm back, bitches. Back. Whether you're ready or not. Ace is in the building. Ace is in the house. Yeah. My fingers aren't working. She gave up. Never mind. Words are hard. Words are hard. Before I let you jump off here, I'll let you jump off here because then I got to do my whole stupid spiel sell the network and do all that jazz. I always ask you know my guests if they want to leave like like a little like closing thoughts. like Is there a quote that you kind of live by or something that somebody once told you that just resonates with you that that kind of helps you get through those through those tough days, so to say? Those tough days? I mean, like man, there's so many quotes that I follow. so
02:04:16
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It's an easier than done just gotta be positive and always look on the bright side of things but like that's that's like anyone can say that but like um on it like well for ah definitely like a quote I go by for like heart like a hard-working again I like the the princess and the frog and the Disney movies because she had a dream of having her own restaurant and so so she always say be like yelled out, the only only way you get what you want in this world is through hard work. And I always follow by that. I mean, I also like in other lifestyles, like treat others how you want to be treated. So that's like another thing I always like to follow by because I do, I ah make sure I'm always kind to others as long as they're not bitches to me. Like I'm like, all right, I'm nice to you. I would hope you'd be nice to me in return.
02:05:11
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Yeah. Right. I wish it was like that. Not everybody's like that, but as long as we could stay, stay positive and uh, yeah, stay positive. I mean, it's like, says, I guess you could always say like at the end of the day, you're always going to be okay. And again, but people who are, I don't know how many people are religious, but like I got, I'm Catholic. So like I believe in God and Jesus and stuff. I,
02:05:39
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do my daily prayers every day and like just got to trust. ah Okay. If you don't really trust, okay. If you're not, ah you don't believe people who don't believe in that stuff, then trust the universe that there work out at the end, you know? Yeah. whatever Whatever, whatever you happen to believe in, you know, whatever, you know, wherever you find your, your inner peace and you know, whatever. Uh, but yeah, I mean, at the end of the day, you know,
02:06:08
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Uh, we go through ups and downs. So, uh, everyone, it's not an easy. Life ain't, I guess not meant to be easy. It's just, you're on like a road. Oh, there was like a quote, like, there's like a road, like, again, I gotta find a home on second. I, there's like a quote that I always fall. I liked from a an old friend of mine, actually.
02:06:37
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Said it a long time ago. um There are many different roads that many people choose to go down. Some people go down the rocky roads and some go down the smoother roads. It's up to you whether you want to pick up the rocks or try to pick up the rocks on the rocky road or go down and embrace the smoother road. The choice is yours. Hell yeah.
02:07:09
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I've apparently decided in life, I'm going down the Rocky road and hitting every rock on the way down. and you kind feel likere like ah i go that bum bum but bum um yeah
02:07:21
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ah Exactly. Uh, Jess, I wish you the best of luck. Uh, you know, you are awesome. Uh, I think your kick ass. i think I think our viewers and our listeners are going to think the same thing as they're watching the replay. Guys, don't forget to go check her out. We got our shows right down there at the bottom of the the screen. You want to shout it out because I don't want to butcher your last name and I know I will.
02:07:49
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there. You can follow me because obviously there's already a Jesse Rose that's taken on Instagram, so that's why I have to use my real name as a username. But I don't mind sharing my real name. I'm not that like, it's a name. So you can follow me at just pattern Auster.
02:08:07
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I think if you do look me up as Jesse Rose, the way it's spelled, J-E-S-S-I, because when I try searching myself, I i mean, I'm the first pop up because I am, I think I'm the only Jesse Rose that is actually meta verified. So like, I think I'll pop up first because I am verified. yeah Yeah, if you do put in Jesse Rose on Instagram, you're the first one to pop up. However, perfect go to other platforms if you go to other platforms,
02:08:34
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Not, not, not, not so much. You gotta, you gotta do a little, you gotta do a little searching around, but nonetheless, uh, one, she's not hard to find. She's right. Yeah. She's not hard to find or you can simply go to our social medias. And, and, and one of the things that I do, not only just because I think it's good practice as a, as a host, but, um, also for our followers and stuff to make it easier to, I always tag, um,
02:09:04
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the artists in post and stories and everything else. So if you guys are struggling to find them, you just pop on over to the nonsensical network and, uh, and find the post and they're going to be tagged right there. So, uh, but, uh, no, definitely, uh, greatly appreciated. Uh, can't wait to see you again. Can't wait to hang out with you again and, uh, definitely looking forward to the and the the music the new music and whatnot. So, uh, keep us posted and up to date on that.
02:09:34
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Yeah, absolutely. Great to be on. Thank you for having me. Absolutely. Anytime. You're always welcome. Like I said, doors always open. Actually, before I come back and do my whole spiel, I'm going to play one more of your songs. and america yeah I think so think it's a little bit older song, but it's ah what song i own huh my own worst enemy. Yes, play that one. That's that's my hard rock. Yeah, that's why I wanted to play it. We started out the show with something a little softer.
02:10:04
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And then we're going to end the show with something a little bit heavier. yeah Jesse, you're welcome to to stay and hang out and listen to my spiel. Or if you'd like, you can go ahead and bebop out of here, whatever you'd like to do. I'm not going to kick you out until I'm ready to leave. But and but other than that, again, thank you so much. Definitely appreciate you being here. And let's ah let's get a little rock outro here.
02:11:48
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My own worst enemy
02:12:27
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Why are you so hard to figure all this out?
02:15:08
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Hell yeah. That was pretty kick-ass, not gonna lie. That's one of my favorite songs I written. My buddy Victor, you know, did all the guitars up. My God, he did a great job and everything. So shout out to Victor who put the song together. So, all right. Well, thank you for having me. I'm gonna hop off right now. i guess It's time to come time for bedtime. So I got another.
02:15:37
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yeah I got to do my spiel and I know I got there and watch an episode or two of Dexter. I've introduced my mom i said well Dexter. They can't stop. talking a Dexter like, yeah, I just introduced it to her. So I'm getting, I'm enjoying watching her reactions to the first the first series because I haven't watched Snowfall and I want to see the the the newest one. And I'm like, you got to watch this damn series so that I can watch the new ones. but it So I'm just enjoying watching her reactions. But so she's obsessed with that right now. But no, absolutely greatly appreciated. You definitely had fun hanging out with you. You're super cool. And like I said, don't be a stranger, um stranger. And you're always welcome across the board here on the network.
02:16:27
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Definitely appreciate that. So I'll let you drop down. You get you get your rest in ah And then I'm gonna do my spiel and get the heck out of here. How do I get out of here? ah There should be a little are you on your phone or are you on a laptop? There should be a little leave button for Yeah, probably the X All right, cool. Well, have a good night, everyone. Thank you for having me. Follow me where it says, my name, Jess Paternoster or Jesse Gross. I am meta verified. You could just recognize me through the picture and get stay tuned where I, where my music is going to be. It's going to hopefully release very soon, my EP. So very excited to get out there. And again, don't forget I'm a personal trainer as well. So if anyone who wants a virtual
02:17:17
Speaker
fitness advice and virtual training. I do offer that. So hopefully, and again, my goal is to help others. I'm a life coach. And yeah, so I'll be shy. I'll be happy to meet people all over the world. hell yeah hey I have to reach out to my, uh, my host of Monday night and be like,
02:17:38
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You get to have her on as a guest. She's a life coach and stuff. She's way smarter than you. Hey, Mike, Mike, my host, my host on Monday night, you're way smarter than he is. So no,
02:17:52
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definitely looking forward to all that. way Best of luck in everything. Um, again, uh, I don't know how you do it. Uh, you know, I, I say that, but then.
02:18:03
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I look at how crazy busy I am, but, uh, when you're passionate about what you do, it definitely shows in your work. So, and we're ready for the new music. I'm a new fan. I got a, you know, a brand new fan. I'm digging what you're doing. So I'm already ready for the new stuff. Uh, looking forward to that. Thank you. I'm really excited to get out there. All right. Well, I'm heading out. All right. Have a great night. You too. See you later.
02:18:32
Speaker
Ladies and gentlemen, Jessie Rose. She is awesome. Ah, it's always fun getting to do these shows. Um, because like I said, you really never know what a, you some people you can get kind of a feel for their personality. Some people you can't, but you never really know, um, how, how, how a guest is going to be when you, when you do an interview. Um,
02:18:56
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But I've been I've been very lucky, very fortunate. I got to admit, I've had a lot of kick ass guests, Jesse being one of them. um Make sure you guys go follow her, go check her out her music um and check out all of her ah side projects. Even if you're not a music fan, maybe you're a fan of fitness and you know, you need some help or you got some life coaching and stuff that you need. um it Sounds like she's your girl. She's going to get you taken care of. We'll definitely be seeing her.
02:19:26
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uh, around the network. I'm sure it's fun. This is the other thing is, is making these, uh, friendships that you didn't think you were going to make, uh, which is cool. Uh, like this Friday night, going out to see a guy that I call my little brother, uh, super cool guy, great musician, James Luecker, anybody out in the Richmond, Indiana area or relatively close, come on out. James will be there. I'll be there. Uh, Nikki will be there.
02:19:53
Speaker
James will be doing his thing. We'll be hanging out, having a good time. Uh, with that being said, thank you guys for listening seriously. Thank you guys for, for hanging out chatter's box. Thank you for chatting away. Hopefully you guys enjoy it replay viewers and, and, and, and listeners on the, on the platforms. Thank you guys. Um, you know, we're having a lot of fun here at the network. We're doing a lot of things Mondays. We kick off Mondays, man. We kick off the week with, uh,
02:20:19
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Uh, Speedway stories and cold-blooded conversations. Wally's talking all things, motorsports and reptiles. And I guess he's got a pretty big guest coming up down the road. Uh, he hasn't told us yet. Uh, but, uh, hopefully we'll all find out here very, very, very soon, uh, who Wally's got coming on. Pretty big, uh, pretty big personality in the reptile world. Uh, right after Wally on Monday nights is men caring for men. It is your men's mental health podcast.
02:20:49
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uh, Connor and company, uh, talking all things related, uh, with men's mental health. And, uh, you know, every once in a great while you'll see me pop in there and hang out and shoot chat with the guys. Uh, obviously that's one of my babies here on the network that show, uh, Tuesdays is the show right here. Glick's house and music, man. Uh, we're hanging out with a bunch of kick-ass artists, a bunch of kick-ass musicians, um, having fun, getting to know them.
02:21:15
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We're playing their music and all that fun jazz shout out to Jesse Rose again for coming on Next Tuesday night I have bear with me i Somehow surprisingly real quick and in a hurry booked up ah January and I'm already working on a February as well. So I'm super fucking stoked about that obviously um I know we gotta remember the name is bad. They're out of Cleveland. I know that much so we got Cleveland band ah kissing Lillith will be hanging out with us Next Tuesday night
02:22:03
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So definitely stoked about that. Um, alternative metal band again, out of Cleveland, right at the road from me. Uh, so super cool about that. All right. Super, super, a little bit super stoked, uh, to be having those guys come on and hanging out. Uh, Wednesday nights is what the fuck news that is Jeff and myself, if it's in the news and it makes us say what the fuck we're going to talk about it, baby. And we're going to have a good time and don't forget.
02:22:32
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Everybody's favorite. I don't know why it's really weird But that's why we love you guys because your weirdos like us Wednesday nights we have the The penis to report. I got your goose. Check out your page We'll get you See you down there. Ah so ah Don't know why it's a thing but it's a thing at the end of the day. Thursday nights is Jeff's garage. I think he's supposed to be doing something this week. We'll see what happens. Friday nights is nonsense and chill. That is Blaze and Jeff. They're hanging out, watching movies and films, critiquing them, chatting about them, doing what they do on Friday nights. Saturday nights is the main events, ladies and gentlemen, it is nonsensical nonsense. It is the founding show that created this whole thing that is what it is.
02:23:21
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Uh, we cut loose, we hang out, we have a good time. We do the open door challenge. We dropped the link in the chat. You don't know what the open door challenges. We dropped the link in the chat and we challenge you guys to come on and hang out with us. We just asked you to turn your camera on and, uh, keep your bits and pieces to yourself. Cause nobody wants to see him. Uh, and then Sundays we wrapped the week up with unnecessary roughness. It was just a football show. It was just NFL.
02:23:49
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But we're having so much fun doing it that it's the full, it's, it is officially now the full fledged sports show here on the network. Uh, Sundays at noon, we'll be talking all things sports and, uh, just chitchat and having doing what we do. Uh, so check us out everywhere. The nonsensical network, Facebook, Instagram, X and tick tock, uh, shows are live on Facebook, YouTube and Twitch and you can listen anytime, any place, wherever you listen.
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02:25:40
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There's only one thing left to do. Be good, or be good at it, baby. We'll see you when we see you. Go, Dickie!
02:25:54
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he I don't know if I posted the new, I got the new Glick's House of Music logo that's going on a hoodie this week, and a t-shirt, because I'm taking a t-shirt to James, but yeah.
02:26:07
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Be good. I'll be good at it, baby. I'm out of here. I'll see you guys tomorrow night. I'll be back. Don't worry. I'll be back tomorrow night. You don't have to miss me too much. I'll be back. And what for what the fuck news? So make sure you guys tune in for that.
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