Radio personality

We're gonna talk about Japan, and I'm very excited to talk about Japan.

So fun fact for you all before we dive in is that Patrick used to be a radio DJ and is obsessive about how efficient storytelling is, as you can tell.

Yeah.

I've told him he has to get into feminine, chatting-with-the-girls type energy, and [laughs] I don't know that he's capable of this energy at all, to be honest.

All right.

Fucking hell, Mr.

Radio DJ in the house.

Yeah, MC Purple, my friend.

And, uh, I did about another 10 hours of interviews.

I talked to Tim Quinn, who was the, uh, the radio, radio, uh, DJ there, who ended up ...

DJ's probably the wrong word.

[laughs] Uh, he was on WNEB radio, and he went in the house and saw Marcy got thrown through the air.

I interviewed him.

So, like, talk about from the very beginning.

So way back, I, I used to be a, a radio DJ.

I was on air.

I only wanted to do radio.

And also we have with us Mr. Iposhu Oluwakayode.

He is an on-air personality at Lagos Talks and is also the host of the Clean Lagos Initiative.

He has a vast experience, you know, when it comes to radio broadcasting.

And I'm sure with these two people on set today, you are really going to enjoy this episode.

And I do think that the weapons are, you know, good enough.

RJ on the Cape.

Go ahead, RJ.

Quick.

Hey, uh, Felger, this is more about what you said yesterday, so if you wanna cut me off, go ahead.

And I need that to be that platform to catapult me into the rest of the day, but not as, oh, Mr.

Radio Jock.

Yeah.

No, I, I, I love that.

I mean, we have the ability to be, uh, or I should say to play a number of different parts in our life.

You know, I mean, you mentioned radio jock.

Yeah.

You're a radio jock, but when you're running, you get to be a runner, an athlete, you get to challenge yourself and there's going to be a lot of different, you know, casting parts for you over the course of the day.