My Hometown

And I apologize.

And then I was like, all right, I got to go deep into this other amazing world, which is how do you retract something before you put forth a new idea? And you all know, if you've read my book, The Power of Energy Medicine, or if you've listened to this podcast, once in a I live an hour and a half north of that hometown now, but it will always be my hometown.

It's a city outside of Boston in the center of Massachusetts.

I was born and raised in Worcester, Massachusetts.

And I know a little bit about the legends and the legacies of that town.

And when I go there, I hope you all have some place that feels like home where no matter how convoluted or complex your bringing up was or your childhood was, that there's some place that your own soul, body, self can recognize as, yeah, That's where a lot of my core memories were shaped, and that's where I'll always have a recognition of this being a type of hometown.

Bruce Springsteen has a great song called My Hometown.

John Mellencamp has a great song called Little Pink Houses, which is a little bit about your hometown or just the whole world feeling like your hometown.

Uh, a couple debuts on the charts this week this episode came out.

My Hometown from Bruce Springsteen, uh, debuted at number 55.

How Will I Know from Whitney Houston debuted at 60.

And at number 91, Living in America from James Brown-