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3:45 Speaker 3: Welcome everybody.

3:46 Speaker 8: This is Matt Connorton Unleashed and we are live from

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3:56 Speaker 8: Of course, today is Saturday, December twenty one, twenty twenty four,

4:00 Speaker 8: and we have arrived in our second hour at New

4:02 Speaker 8: Marrow Dose on this Saturday morning. We have a great

4:06 Speaker 8: guest we're going to introduce in just a moment. I

4:07 Speaker 8: also want to remind you though, for those of you

4:09 Speaker 8: listening live, we have a great event coming up this

4:11 Speaker 8: afternoon that I will be heading to immediately after the show,

4:14 Speaker 8: the Holiday Market and Psychic Event, and this is put

4:18 Speaker 8: on by our wonderful friends at the Sister Witch Company.

4:22 Speaker 8: This goes from noon to five pm. It's at the

4:24 Speaker 8: Masonic Temple at fifteen oh five Elm Street and right

4:27 Speaker 8: here in Manchester, Jenny is going to be selling some

4:29 Speaker 8: of her amazing Macroma creations and there's going to be

4:32 Speaker 8: a ton of artisans there and local businesses. And as

4:36 Speaker 8: I like to remind everyone when it comes to your

4:39 Speaker 8: holiday shopping, Walmart and Target do not need any more

4:42 Speaker 8: of your money. They will be just fine, but please

4:44 Speaker 8: support your local businesses, your small businesses. It is so

4:47 Speaker 8: very very important. And if you want more information, you

4:50 Speaker 8: can go to Sisterwitch Company dot com. So Jenny is

4:54 Speaker 8: there or on her way there to get set up

4:56 Speaker 8: and I will be joining her after the show today.

4:58 Speaker 8: So again that's at the Massa on a Temple from

5:00 Speaker 8: noon to five pm. It's going to be a great event.

5:03 Speaker 8: There's another big event coming up tonight in Nashua, but

5:06 Speaker 8: we're going to get into that with our first guest,

5:08 Speaker 8: and we have a lot to talk about, actually, but

5:10 Speaker 8: let me bring that mic up. Mike McDowell is here,

5:13 Speaker 8: also known as the Healer.

5:15 Speaker 3: You got a good morning.

5:16 Speaker 8: What I'm sorry, I didn't mean to interrupt.

5:19 Speaker 3: I just wanted to say thank you for having me.

5:20 Speaker 3: This is an honor. Absolutely.

5:22 Speaker 8: Yeah, I need to know why do they call you

5:24 Speaker 8: the healer?

5:24 Speaker 9: So, you know, I get that question a lot, and

5:28 Speaker 9: this it's not a lot of people are like, are

5:32 Speaker 9: you a traditional healer? And this is something that really

5:35 Speaker 9: called to me. I am not a traditional healer per se,

5:39 Speaker 9: but through music, I have been healed.

5:42 Speaker 3: You know.

5:42 Speaker 9: It's been a long journey for me and we could

5:44 Speaker 9: probably get into that later. But the sounds that I

5:48 Speaker 9: play and the sounds that I listened to, especially like

5:51 Speaker 9: my track selection for the things that I play for everybody,

5:55 Speaker 9: they heal. You know, music for music is the one

5:58 Speaker 9: thing that hits every part of the human brain, right,

6:01 Speaker 9: And so for me, when I play this music and

6:04 Speaker 9: get people all together as one, race doesn't matter, color

6:09 Speaker 9: doesn't matter, identity, sex, gender, none of that. It doesn't matter.

6:13 Speaker 9: We're one, and we come together and play this music

6:15 Speaker 9: and dance, something magical happens and we heal.

6:19 Speaker 3: That's simple.

6:20 Speaker 8: I like it.

6:21 Speaker 3: I like it. Yeah, absolutely absolutely.

6:23 Speaker 8: We should talk about tonight. You've got a big event

6:26 Speaker 8: tonight in Nashua at Terminus Underground.

6:29 Speaker 9: Yeah, one thirty four Haines Street. I believe in Nashua,

6:33 Speaker 9: my good friend Eleanor and Andre they're putting on a

6:37 Speaker 9: winter Solstice event tonight.

6:39 Speaker 3: I do believe.

6:40 Speaker 9: It starts at eight pm. I should be on at

6:42 Speaker 9: about ten pm, and we're just gonna party holiday style.

6:47 Speaker 8: Owner is in the chat room, by the way, she says, Hi, Mike,

6:49 Speaker 8: She's in the face.

6:50 Speaker 3: Lovel and by the way too. That's why we.

6:53 Speaker 8: Played Six Minds Combined? Is playing tonight right at that?

6:56 Speaker 10: Yeah?

6:56 Speaker 8: We played as we were wrapping up our number one,

7:00 Speaker 8: we played running through a Mansion. I was telling you

7:02 Speaker 8: off air how I think, Like a lot of us,

7:04 Speaker 8: I always wake up with a song playing in my

7:06 Speaker 8: head first thing in the morning, and my playlist that

7:09 Speaker 8: that automatic playlist, that that pops up when I first

7:12 Speaker 8: opened my eyes. That track is in the is in

7:15 Speaker 8: the rotation.

7:16 Speaker 3: Love that grig is a beautiful man. Yeah, beautiful man.

7:19 Speaker 8: And who I Am is playing too right Yeah, also

7:22 Speaker 8: in my rotation that's that song let me know when

7:24 Speaker 8: it's time to rock. I get that stuck in my

7:26 Speaker 8: head all the time.

7:27 Speaker 3: Beautiful making traction. Yeah, yeah, absolutely, absolutely, Yeah.

7:33 Speaker 8: Terminus Terminus is a is a great place and yeah,

7:36 Speaker 8: a lot of uh. We had a Green Jello or

7:39 Speaker 8: Green Jelly, whatever you want to call them, whichever name

7:41 Speaker 8: you want to use on the show, and Jenny worked

7:43 Speaker 8: with Eleanor to have have them play Terminus and it

7:46 Speaker 8: was it was quite a night.

7:47 Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I love.

7:48 Speaker 9: I love what Eleanor was doing, or what what the

7:50 Speaker 9: whole team over there is doing, because it's inspiring, because

7:54 Speaker 9: it's it's a place for artists to be seen and hard,

7:57 Speaker 9: you know, that's the bottom line, especially the underground, you know,

8:01 Speaker 9: Nashua artist community. It gives them a place to play

8:05 Speaker 9: and be seen and heard.

8:06 Speaker 3: And we need more of that. You know.

8:07 Speaker 9: You touched on small businesses being the way to go

8:11 Speaker 9: and Walmart and Target having having making enough money like

8:15 Speaker 9: that's a part of it for the music and the

8:17 Speaker 9: artist community, you know.

8:18 Speaker 3: So I'm truly grateful to be able to be a

8:20 Speaker 3: part of it.

8:20 Speaker 8: Yeah, no doubt, no doubt. And you have are you

8:24 Speaker 8: opening a venue as well?

8:26 Speaker 3: I am? I am. Yeah, you want to talk about

8:28 Speaker 3: that definitely.

8:30 Speaker 9: So you know, it's you know, thanks to people like

8:33 Speaker 9: Eleanor for for inspiring artists like myself to take the leap.

8:39 Speaker 3: You know.

8:39 Speaker 9: I'm bound by fear at most points throughout the entire day.

8:43 Speaker 3: You know.

8:44 Speaker 9: Fear likes to dictate, uh, my next decision, you know,

8:48 Speaker 9: and when we've got people in our corner that really

8:51 Speaker 9: care about what we're doing and see how important what

8:55 Speaker 9: we're doing is, it allows me to tell that fear

8:59 Speaker 9: to step us side, you know. And it's this place

9:04 Speaker 9: came about as first and foremost. It was an opportunity,

9:09 Speaker 9: you know, and I don't really believe in coincidence coincidences

9:13 Speaker 9: too much these days. It was a signed for the

9:15 Speaker 9: from the universe. For me, it was like, you've got

9:17 Speaker 9: a job to do, Mike. You know, these people need

9:20 Speaker 9: a place to be seen and heard, like we're just

9:22 Speaker 9: talking about with Terminus, and you know that the Spot,

9:26 Speaker 9: which is actually what it's going to be called, is

9:29 Speaker 9: the Spot. The space has been vacant for six years

9:34 Speaker 9: on Main Street, Nashua. It'll be at two seventeen Main

9:36 Speaker 9: Street where Aubishon Hardware used to be from like one

9:40 Speaker 9: hundred years right. Yeah, So it's it's pretty nostalgic because

9:43 Speaker 9: I've been I used to go in there when I

9:45 Speaker 9: was a kid, and you know, we're demoing it right now,

9:48 Speaker 9: getting ready to put the new floors down, and we're

9:51 Speaker 9: shooting for like February March to open, and this is

9:55 Speaker 9: going to be a sober establishment, you know. Friday, I'll

9:58 Speaker 9: have eighteen years sober.

10:00 Speaker 8: Oh congratulations, thank you very much.

10:02 Speaker 9: And for me, a lot of the motivation behind the

10:06 Speaker 9: spot was that I used to love the bar scene.

10:10 Speaker 3: I used to absolutely absolutely love.

10:12 Speaker 9: The community, the bands, the music, the comedy, whatever it was.

10:16 Speaker 9: But for me and many many other people, it grabs

10:21 Speaker 9: a hold, you know, it grabs a hold of you

10:23 Speaker 9: and completely ruined my life, you know. And that yeah,

10:27 Speaker 9: and that's not to say anything that can handle their

10:30 Speaker 9: say anything bad about anyone that.

10:31 Speaker 3: Can handle their alcohol. Excuse me.

10:34 Speaker 9: This is just for me and for the people that

10:37 Speaker 9: are going through what I go through. We don't have

10:41 Speaker 9: a place, you know, a nice, big place where artists

10:44 Speaker 9: can come, you know, put their art on the walls.

10:47 Speaker 9: Musicians come, comedies come, and there's no booze. So by

10:51 Speaker 9: the end of the night, nobody's fighting and getting.

10:53 Speaker 3: Their girlfriends taken, you know. So that's that was it.

10:56 Speaker 5: Man.

10:56 Speaker 9: I was just kind of listening to the universe, listening

10:58 Speaker 9: to my heart and and it's a community thing. It's

11:01 Speaker 9: not a me thing, it's a wee thing.

11:03 Speaker 3: Yeah.

11:03 Speaker 9: I'm taking ideas from everyone in my corner and trying

11:06 Speaker 9: to put this together with a team.

11:09 Speaker 3: Yeah.

11:10 Speaker 8: So this is an opportunity to right to have to

11:13 Speaker 8: do like all ages shows.

11:14 Speaker 3: Is that? Yeah?

11:15 Speaker 8: Okay, that's great. Yep, we need more of that.

11:18 Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely.

11:19 Speaker 8: I used to love I don't know if you remember

11:21 Speaker 8: the Sad Cafe and plas Chat, I don't. That was

11:24 Speaker 8: an all ages room, alcohol free and yeah, I played

11:29 Speaker 8: in a couple of bands that they would play shows

11:31 Speaker 8: there and uh and and booked a lot of shows

11:35 Speaker 8: there and unfortunately it's it's long gone now, but it

11:37 Speaker 8: was such a great place. It was cool too because

11:39 Speaker 8: they would actually they would actually record your setka and

11:43 Speaker 8: uh and they'd give you a CD at the end

11:44 Speaker 8: of the excellent. Sometimes it was excellent. Sometimes it sounds terrible.

11:49 Speaker 8: It would depend on who was who was running the

11:51 Speaker 8: board that night, to be honest with you.

11:53 Speaker 3: But but yeah, it was really cool.

11:55 Speaker 8: And this's just and I remember for all those years,

11:58 Speaker 8: well for a lot of those years, it was the

12:00 Speaker 8: only in all of New Hampshire. It was the only

12:02 Speaker 8: room like that. Okay, of course, if you go back

12:04 Speaker 8: further there was a Cafe Eclipse and Conquered Yep which

12:08 Speaker 8: was a great all ages room.

12:11 Speaker 3: But but yeah, there aren't there.

12:13 Speaker 8: There aren't many, no.

12:15 Speaker 9: And I'll share I'll share a quick story, a couple

12:17 Speaker 9: of quick stories here about like, so we're down there

12:22 Speaker 9: doing a little build out a couple of weeks ago,

12:24 Speaker 9: and it's happened a few times.

12:26 Speaker 3: Excuse me.

12:27 Speaker 9: Folks are walking by and there was a couple, there

12:30 Speaker 9: was about three elderly women walking by and they just

12:33 Speaker 9: stopped and looked in the windows. It was probably nine pm.

12:35 Speaker 9: You could tell they were just having dinner. Down the

12:37 Speaker 9: street somewhere on Main Street, and so I went outside

12:41 Speaker 9: and I started talking to them, and they were like, hey,

12:44 Speaker 9: we're really curious. We keep seeing the lights on here.

12:46 Speaker 9: It's been vacant for some time. What do you got

12:47 Speaker 9: going on? So I shared the story about where I

12:51 Speaker 9: came from and uh, why we're doing it, And I

12:53 Speaker 9: had one of the women in tears, and she was like,

12:56 Speaker 9: this town needs this. And she's not the only one

12:58 Speaker 9: that said that. Just last week, gentlemen's walking by and

13:00 Speaker 9: he he's rubbernecking as he's walking by, and and I'm

13:04 Speaker 9: going out to grab something from the car, and uh,

13:07 Speaker 9: and we just started we engaged.

13:08 Speaker 3: We started having a conversation.

13:10 Speaker 9: And he's like, listen, man, I drink and and this

13:13 Speaker 9: is an excellent idea, and I'm going to be down here.

13:15 Speaker 9: And he says, you know, my son's in a Beatles

13:17 Speaker 9: cover band. Would you like to I said, we want

13:19 Speaker 9: everybody to come down here, you know, so even if

13:22 Speaker 9: you drink, come down. We don't care about that. Yeah,

13:24 Speaker 9: booze isn't going to be allowed there, but like, come

13:27 Speaker 9: down and have a good time. That's what this is about.

13:29 Speaker 8: Yeah, that's that's outstanding. And what are you are you

13:36 Speaker 8: going to in terms of the entertainment. I mean, obviously,

13:38 Speaker 8: so I assume you're gonna have bands and DJs. You'll

13:41 Speaker 8: probably DJ there.

13:42 Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, So we're gonna do uh once a month,

13:45 Speaker 3: we're gonna have uh per se and e d M night.

13:48 Speaker 9: I hate that term. It's I mean, for for the

13:53 Speaker 9: general public. D M kind of sums up all the genres.

13:59 Speaker 9: But I from a place where like I play house

14:01 Speaker 9: music and someone else will play dubstep, but all encompassing

14:07 Speaker 9: it's DM. You know, it's electronic dance music. But yeah,

14:10 Speaker 9: once a month, we're gonna do that. I've got a

14:13 Speaker 9: great band, a bunch of young kids from Nashua that

14:16 Speaker 9: are absolutely phenomenal. I'd like to shout them out the

14:20 Speaker 9: whole loaf Yeah yeah.

14:23 Speaker 3: Yeah, yep, like seven months ago they were on or

14:25 Speaker 3: something like that.

14:26 Speaker 8: It becomes a blurb.

14:27 Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah, that sounds about right.

14:28 Speaker 5: Yeah.

14:29 Speaker 9: Man, those guys are unbelievable man, And uh so we're

14:33 Speaker 9: gonna have them down. We're gonna do comedy nights. I've

14:37 Speaker 9: got plans from Monday through Friday, eleven to one. During

14:41 Speaker 9: the day, we're gonna do acoustic lunches.

14:43 Speaker 3: Yep.

14:43 Speaker 9: So we're gonna have acoustic artists, artists come in and

14:46 Speaker 9: all the artists are going to be paid. We got

14:50 Speaker 9: big plans, big plans, you know. I want to showcase

14:53 Speaker 9: a lot of art on the walls. I'm going to

14:55 Speaker 9: do a rotation monthly where someone gets a section of

14:59 Speaker 9: the wall and R code will be put up so

15:01 Speaker 9: it'll link right to all their socials and stuff like that. Yeah,

15:06 Speaker 9: you know, like I said, I just want us all

15:07 Speaker 9: to be seen and heard.

15:08 Speaker 3: Yeah, that's great.

15:10 Speaker 8: It's it's a great opportunity too for bands that maybe,

15:13 Speaker 8: like you know, there are some young bands in the

15:16 Speaker 8: area that have a hard time even getting booked at

15:19 Speaker 8: you know, like at a bar, you know, because a

15:21 Speaker 8: lot of places don't want Like years ago, I don't

15:24 Speaker 8: know if you remember the Uptown tavern.

15:26 Speaker 3: Oh god, yeah, yeah kind of. I was. I was.

15:28 Speaker 3: I was one of the promoters. I put on a

15:30 Speaker 3: lot of shows there.

15:31 Speaker 8: You know, they would they would let me book underage bands,

15:34 Speaker 8: but it was like they could only come in when

15:36 Speaker 8: it was time to set up and they had to

15:38 Speaker 8: leave right after. And it was and you know, the

15:40 Speaker 8: the the management there wasn't crazy about it. But but

15:43 Speaker 8: we need we need places like that where younger bands

15:45 Speaker 8: can play. Like I work with a band called Under

15:47 Speaker 8: the Horizon. I'm handling their radio campaign and I'm also

15:51 Speaker 8: trying to get them some shows. But it's hard because

15:54 Speaker 8: you know, bars don't want you know, they're they're underage. Bars,

15:57 Speaker 8: bars are like more uptight about it ever yep, which

16:01 Speaker 8: I understand, of course. But but so it's so valuable,

16:04 Speaker 8: you know, to have a place that younger people can

16:07 Speaker 8: play time. Yeah, fantastic.

16:09 Speaker 9: It's it's tough when you're at that age and you

16:13 Speaker 9: know what your passion is, you know deep in your

16:16 Speaker 9: heart that you can't help but play this music or

16:20 Speaker 9: paint that painting.

16:22 Speaker 3: It's it's inside of you.

16:24 Speaker 9: And when you get kind of shunned down because you

16:27 Speaker 9: don't have a place to go, I mean it hurts,

16:30 Speaker 9: it does. I mean I ruined my chance, my chances

16:35 Speaker 9: of ever really playing anywhere.

16:37 Speaker 3: When I was like nineteen, because.

16:38 Speaker 9: I got into the rave scene early and I found

16:42 Speaker 9: exactly what I needed, and then I trailed off and

16:47 Speaker 9: I allowed the demons to come in and start dictating

16:50 Speaker 9: the course of my life. And I'm super grateful that

16:54 Speaker 9: I'm coming up on eighteen now because I've matured kind of,

17:00 Speaker 9: I've matured to the point where I understand that the

17:02 Speaker 9: music and the dancing in the community, we're always my

17:06 Speaker 9: first love, yeah, you know, and so like I don't

17:09 Speaker 9: I choose not to allow the other vices to come in.

17:12 Speaker 9: I've built a foundation and I can do it, and

17:15 Speaker 9: it's it's I have no words for what it is.

17:18 Speaker 9: So point being like, these young kids need a place

17:22 Speaker 9: so that they don't stray down the path that I went,

17:25 Speaker 9: because you get insecure when people tell you no, you know.

17:28 Speaker 9: So so yeah, yeah, to give them a platform to

17:32 Speaker 9: be able to express their passion is going to do

17:36 Speaker 9: wonders for them in the course of their life.

17:39 Speaker 3: Definitely, yep, definitely.

17:41 Speaker 8: We have a question for you in the chat room.

17:42 Speaker 8: So our friend Charles Richardson, who is in Florida, speaking

17:45 Speaker 8: of Florida, we were talking off there about Florida. Yeah,

17:48 Speaker 8: we'll get to that.

17:48 Speaker 3: Hr.

17:49 Speaker 8: We we have a mutual friend in Florida, of course.

17:51 Speaker 8: But so Charles is asking, hey, congratulations on being sober

17:55 Speaker 8: and the new establishment. But I wanted to ask what

17:58 Speaker 8: made you turn toward the bottle in your life and

18:00 Speaker 8: also what made you.

18:01 Speaker 3: Stop thank you, Charles. What made me turn?

18:06 Speaker 9: I mean, you know, if we really break that down,

18:09 Speaker 9: it was just insecurities, in low self esteem and an

18:14 Speaker 9: easy way out is what caused me to turn to

18:17 Speaker 9: the bottle. You know a lot of kids my age

18:19 Speaker 9: were doing that. You know, It's what we did when

18:20 Speaker 9: we were kids. And I had no idea that, like,

18:23 Speaker 9: I was an addict.

18:25 Speaker 3: I didn't know. I didn't know that I was hardwired differently. Yeah,

18:28 Speaker 3: not really differently, man, We all lots of us are

18:31 Speaker 3: are hard wired that way.

18:33 Speaker 9: It was an easy way out, Charles, If I could

18:36 Speaker 9: really sum it out, it was instead of taking a good,

18:38 Speaker 9: hard look at itself and trying to do a little

18:42 Speaker 9: bit of work, this young kid was just going to

18:44 Speaker 9: take the bottle and run with it. And once I started,

18:46 Speaker 9: I couldn't stop because it numbed it right out, the

18:49 Speaker 9: voices that told me I wasn't good enough and that

18:51 Speaker 9: I would never be anybody that was it. I was

18:54 Speaker 9: partying like a rock star with no instrument.

18:56 Speaker 3: Yeah.

18:57 Speaker 8: You know, that's the insidious thing about alcoholism, too, is that,

19:01 Speaker 8: as you refer to it, you you didn't know you

19:04 Speaker 8: were like your brain is hardwired for that. That's the

19:06 Speaker 8: thing with alcohol, you don't know. You really have no

19:09 Speaker 8: way of knowing until it's too late, exactly. Yeah, and

19:14 Speaker 8: I mean there is I know there's some research that

19:18 Speaker 8: shows that there may be a genetic component. But but

19:21 Speaker 8: but like with anything, you can never you know, you

19:23 Speaker 8: can't be sure. It's particularly interesting to me. I don't

19:27 Speaker 8: know if you know this about me, but I'm a

19:28 Speaker 8: certified hypnotherapist and one of the things I help people

19:31 Speaker 8: with is addictions, so I'm always.

19:33 Speaker 3: Very interested in That's great.

19:35 Speaker 8: Oh yeah, no, I love you know, getting to help

19:37 Speaker 8: people is is wonderful. When I heard you were called

19:40 Speaker 8: the healer, oh perfect. Oh, before we go any further too,

19:45 Speaker 8: Now I can't so you gave me a sticker, which

19:48 Speaker 8: I love. Now, Unfortunately, because we're on FM radio, I

19:51 Speaker 8: cannot say verbatim what this says, but but I'll put

19:56 Speaker 8: it for those watching online. I can. I can hold

19:58 Speaker 8: it up to the camera, but basically it says, just

20:01 Speaker 8: be a decent human. There is an additional word in

20:04 Speaker 8: there that you know, really kind of put puts a

20:06 Speaker 8: point on it, but just be a decent human, I

20:08 Speaker 8: think is a great message. And if I hold it

20:09 Speaker 8: up to the camera, you can see exactly what.

20:11 Speaker 3: It shout out to Tim for making those for me,

20:13 Speaker 3: good friend of mine.

20:15 Speaker 8: Now, is he a graphic designer, No.

20:17 Speaker 9: He just I'm pretty sure he just jumped on, jumped

20:20 Speaker 9: online somewhere and kind of just threw it together. And

20:23 Speaker 9: because I say that all the time to people, you know,

20:26 Speaker 9: he just came into my shop and Hudson and Uh

20:29 Speaker 9: with a stack of them as a gift, and he

20:31 Speaker 9: was like, here, give these two people. And I'm like, dude,

20:32 Speaker 9: that's amazing, because that's it. Just be a decent human

20:35 Speaker 9: so you got to do yeah, exactly, Yeah, and a

20:38 Speaker 9: world full it's cold out there, guys, it is.

20:41 Speaker 3: It's it's the world can be coold.

20:42 Speaker 9: But like I'm a firm believer that the more that

20:45 Speaker 9: we're decent to people for no reason, we have a chance.

20:49 Speaker 3: We do, we have a chance to heal in the world.

20:51 Speaker 3: Just be nice to people. You know.

20:53 Speaker 8: What I always say too, is it's it's a lot

20:56 Speaker 8: of it is about what you put out there for energy,

20:58 Speaker 8: positive energy out there. And some people will scoff a

21:01 Speaker 8: little bit because they'll say, like you referred earlier to

21:04 Speaker 8: the universe, you know, guiding you and so forth. Or

21:06 Speaker 8: putting you in this direction. And you know, not everyone

21:09 Speaker 8: believes in that. But I always say, even if you

21:13 Speaker 8: don't believe in the concept of you know, the quote

21:17 Speaker 8: unquote universe and and the energy and all that, Even

21:19 Speaker 8: if you don't believe in that, you don't have to

21:21 Speaker 8: believe in that. It's still regardless of that, take that,

21:25 Speaker 8: take that piece out of it, if it's too woo

21:26 Speaker 8: woo for you or whatever, It's still just kind of

21:29 Speaker 8: how life works anyway, you know, even without that part

21:32 Speaker 8: of it. Although I do believe in that part of

21:34 Speaker 8: it because I've I've had some wild synchronicities happen that

21:37 Speaker 8: it can't possibly be coincidence.

21:38 Speaker 3: No, I really believe that.

21:40 Speaker 8: But but even if you take that part out of it,

21:43 Speaker 8: just I think that's still just kind of how life

21:45 Speaker 8: works in that if you if you're a good person,

21:48 Speaker 8: and if you're a positive person, other positive people are

21:51 Speaker 8: going to want to be around you, whereas if you're

21:53 Speaker 8: a negative person, positive people are not going to want

21:56 Speaker 8: to be around you, and then negative people will fill.

21:58 Speaker 9: The voice absolute And it's it's been proven with me

22:01 Speaker 9: as well. It's through trial and error. I try to

22:03 Speaker 9: like people come up me with a little bit of

22:05 Speaker 9: negativity in a conversation and I'll try, hey, what's like

22:08 Speaker 9: because it's contagious and it will latch on and then

22:12 Speaker 9: it just you see what happens.

22:14 Speaker 3: Yep, yeah, yep, one hundred percent. Oh the Florida things.

22:18 Speaker 8: So, our friend DJ Midas, who is either the first

22:23 Speaker 8: or second person to actually have a show here on

22:27 Speaker 8: on WM and H. I'm not sure. I'm not sure

22:29 Speaker 8: if his show was first, or the Morning Show with

22:31 Speaker 8: Peter White was first. One of them was first and

22:33 Speaker 8: one of them was second. But but Midas's show late

22:37 Speaker 8: Night to Light, which of course you can hear every

22:40 Speaker 8: every Saturday night at starting at midnight, and then it

22:43 Speaker 8: repeats on Sunday night at midnight I guess would technically

22:47 Speaker 8: be Monday. But yeah, he's so he's a WM and

22:50 Speaker 8: H original. But you also, you know Midas.

22:53 Speaker 9: Ye shout out to John, thank you, buddy, love you man.

22:56 Speaker 9: What an inspiration you know when I first when I

22:58 Speaker 9: first was introduced to the scene back when I was

23:01 Speaker 9: a kid and started going to late night parties and raves,

23:05 Speaker 9: like he was there, you know, and he is.

23:09 Speaker 3: Such an versatile artist, like the music that he plays.

23:15 Speaker 9: Yeah, pushes boundaries, you know, and and and that's what

23:19 Speaker 9: it's about for me, is being able to do something different.

23:23 Speaker 3: And I'm super grateful for him.

23:25 Speaker 9: Because he actually laid like this foundation of attraction for

23:29 Speaker 9: me to what people were doing behind the decks.

23:33 Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, wow, yeah, So thank you John.

23:35 Speaker 8: So if not for him, you might not.

23:37 Speaker 3: Yeah, guys like him. DJ Farrow Todd very good friend

23:40 Speaker 3: of mine. For guys like them.

23:42 Speaker 9: Absolutely, if I didn't hear what they were doing in

23:44 Speaker 9: the sound, because it hits you in the heart, doesn't

23:46 Speaker 9: hit me in the ears. If they weren't doing it,

23:48 Speaker 9: I wouldn't be doing what I'm doing today, No kid, yowah,

23:51 Speaker 9: very cool, yep, very cool.

23:53 Speaker 8: Let's see also in the chat room, I see Mike

23:55 Speaker 8: Pellettier Junior, says the healer, Mike McDowell. My dude, love you, bro.

24:00 Speaker 3: Don't make me cry, dude, it's too early for that.

24:02 Speaker 3: Very nice.

24:03 Speaker 9: I've known Mikey since he was ten years old. He

24:05 Speaker 9: lives across the street with me, and man, I love

24:08 Speaker 9: that guy. He uh to watch him flourish and grow

24:11 Speaker 9: and just be a part of my life. Yeah, He's

24:14 Speaker 9: lifted me up in times that like I don't even

24:17 Speaker 9: know where I'd be without him, So thank you, mikey

24:19 Speaker 9: O kidding very cool.

24:20 Speaker 3: Right cool.

24:21 Speaker 8: Also, Grim Rock from Pennsylvania says, congrats on your sobriety.

24:26 Speaker 8: I have thirteen years sobriety now. Very nice. Rats hashtag

24:30 Speaker 8: musicians for sobriety. Very nice, very nice. I see Isaac Banks,

24:35 Speaker 8: one of our friends from Greensboro. Is it North Carolina

24:39 Speaker 8: or South Carolina? Oh? Oh, the whole loaf is in

24:41 Speaker 8: the chat room as well.

24:42 Speaker 3: Oh my guys.

24:44 Speaker 8: Mariam vanishes in there and says, good morning Malcolm Wood

24:47 Speaker 8: is in the chat of course, good morning Malcolm.

24:50 Speaker 3: You got people from all over huh oh, absolutely love

24:53 Speaker 3: you guys.

24:53 Speaker 8: That's a nice thing too. About you know, we live

24:56 Speaker 8: in a time where, you know, with the radio show,

24:59 Speaker 8: even though we're obviously we love Manchester and love being here,

25:02 Speaker 8: and you can listen locally on ninety five point three FM.

25:04 Speaker 8: But of course you can stream the show from any

25:05 Speaker 8: beautiful anywhere in the world really beautiful, or I say

25:08 Speaker 8: anywhere in the world. I don't know that necessarily in

25:10 Speaker 8: Iran you're allowed you right in Saudi Arabia, maybe I.

25:14 Speaker 3: Don't know, maybe they're pirate and' it maybe. Yeah.

25:19 Speaker 8: Now, so what's so getting back to the spot, So

25:22 Speaker 8: what's kind of the do you have a timetable? Do

25:24 Speaker 8: you do? You kind of know when?

25:26 Speaker 9: So we had originally planned like January February, but as

25:29 Speaker 9: always that the way you have it planned, it never

25:32 Speaker 9: works out that way. Of course, we're looking at probably

25:37 Speaker 9: end of February, maybe March, yep, yep.

25:41 Speaker 8: Now, how is how is the city to work with?

25:44 Speaker 8: How how is the city of Nashua to work with?

25:46 Speaker 3: They're actually really great.

25:48 Speaker 9: Yeah, they're just very busy right now, so we're getting

25:51 Speaker 9: held up, held up on getting inspections and stuff like that.

25:54 Speaker 9: No fault of their own, but uh because like I said,

25:57 Speaker 9: trades are very busy, especially.

25:58 Speaker 3: In the commercial area right now. But yeah, yeah, no,

26:00 Speaker 3: they're great to work with. Good yep.

26:02 Speaker 9: And I've gotten a lot of feedback from people that

26:04 Speaker 9: are working like in the Mayor's office and stuff like that.

26:08 Speaker 9: I just keep hearing we need this, we need this,

26:11 Speaker 9: Nashua needs this.

26:12 Speaker 3: Yeah. So yeah, so they're all for it.

26:14 Speaker 8: That's good.

26:15 Speaker 3: Yeah, that's really good.

26:17 Speaker 8: Yeah, because you know now that I'm thinking about it,

26:19 Speaker 8: because you know, you do hear stories about I'm not

26:21 Speaker 8: talking about Nashville. I'm not talking about any city specifically,

26:24 Speaker 8: but you know, you hear stories people are trying to

26:26 Speaker 8: open something and whatever a city or town they're in,

26:29 Speaker 8: they're you know, they're kind of getting a hard time

26:31 Speaker 8: from the local officials or whatnot. But but in your

26:34 Speaker 8: case too, whereas you're doing something that the community does need,

26:38 Speaker 8: you know, I can't help, but wonder, are are they

26:42 Speaker 8: really gonna kind of help you more than they would

26:45 Speaker 8: help maybe someone who was you know, if you were

26:48 Speaker 8: just opening a bar, right or or I don't know,

26:51 Speaker 8: a strip club or something something or you know, uh,

26:53 Speaker 8: a casino, something that they'd be worried about. You know,

26:57 Speaker 8: you're doing something that's only going to be positive. Yep,

27:00 Speaker 8: you know that the community needs. So I think they

27:02 Speaker 8: so they have a little extra incentive in that sense

27:04 Speaker 8: to help you. Right, it's going it's going to be

27:06 Speaker 8: something good for the community.

27:07 Speaker 3: I would hope.

27:08 Speaker 8: So Nashua, Yeah, yeah, exactly, Yeah, exactly, very cool, very cool. Now,

27:15 Speaker 8: so when you open, so are you you're going to

27:17 Speaker 8: serve food?

27:18 Speaker 11: There?

27:18 Speaker 5: Is that?

27:18 Speaker 3: Correct?

27:18 Speaker 8: Because you got something about lunch when acoustic artists will play.

27:22 Speaker 9: Yeah, so we've got the main street community is filled

27:27 Speaker 9: with some excellent restaurants and excellent food. So I've popped

27:31 Speaker 9: into main Street euro or Gyro however you want to

27:36 Speaker 9: call it, and then Empaneli's is an empanada place right

27:40 Speaker 9: around the corner. We oh, they're they're great, you know,

27:43 Speaker 9: shout out to both of you guys. But I've popped

27:45 Speaker 9: in there and kind of let them know what we

27:48 Speaker 9: were doing. And uh, I don't want to cook food

27:51 Speaker 9: at at the spot. You know, we could put in

27:53 Speaker 9: a kitchen if we wanted to. It's zoned for it. Obviously.

27:58 Speaker 9: I've got my sister in Las Sarah. She just opened

28:00 Speaker 9: up Raw Toast is her bread company, and it's phenomenal bread.

28:06 Speaker 9: So she's gonna team up with us and and kind

28:08 Speaker 9: of make pastries and stuff that will coincide with coffee

28:11 Speaker 9: and tea during the day because during the day, I'm

28:13 Speaker 9: gonna be serving anchor Head Coffee, which is out in Seattle.

28:16 Speaker 9: They're sending some coffee my way and we're gonna grind

28:18 Speaker 9: up the beans there. I want I want people to

28:20 Speaker 9: experience like a coffee and tea bar during the day.

28:23 Speaker 9: So if you're you're working on Main Street about to

28:26 Speaker 9: go to work, you can pop in there and grab

28:28 Speaker 9: some coffee, lunch break, come down because we're gonna have

28:30 Speaker 9: acoustic artists and get some coffee and tea or or whatever.

28:34 Speaker 9: We're gonna have mocktails of all types. But like I

28:38 Speaker 9: really want to hone in on coffee and tea bar

28:40 Speaker 9: during the day. And uh yeah, so she's gonna she's

28:43 Speaker 9: gonna bring us pastries and stuff like that, and uh

28:46 Speaker 9: it's really I know that other people are gonna end

28:49 Speaker 9: up coming in and saying, hey, I make this, can

28:52 Speaker 9: we can?

28:52 Speaker 3: We put it? Absolutely? Absolutely.

28:55 Speaker 9: It's like I said, it's a community thing, it's a

28:56 Speaker 9: wee thing, but we're not gonna serve our own food there.

28:59 Speaker 8: Well, you know what's smart about that, I really like

29:02 Speaker 8: that is if you're if you're teaming up with other

29:07 Speaker 8: you know, like you mentioned the Epina and Pinellies, If

29:11 Speaker 8: you're if you're kind of teaming up working with other

29:14 Speaker 8: restaurants to to do that, you know, to to bring

29:17 Speaker 8: in food or whatever, then you're not competing with anybody,

29:20 Speaker 8: so you're no threat to them. You're you can only

29:22 Speaker 8: be a benefit to them if they take you up

29:24 Speaker 8: on that and they work with you. So that I

29:26 Speaker 8: think is very smart too, because that's that's going to

29:28 Speaker 8: generate a lot of goodwill among these other businesses if

29:31 Speaker 8: you're going to them and saying we're not we don't

29:33 Speaker 8: want to compete with you, we want to work with

29:34 Speaker 8: you absolutely.

29:35 Speaker 9: And that's my that was my selfless nature. I mean,

29:37 Speaker 9: I'm very selfless. I put myself last in most instances

29:40 Speaker 9: in uh.

29:42 Speaker 8: But but but this is a win win for everybody.

29:44 Speaker 8: What you just described that strategy. That's that's very smart.

29:51 Speaker 8: And of course, because it's not a bar, you don't

29:54 Speaker 8: there's no I assume because it's not a bar, there's

29:56 Speaker 8: because I know it's like Jenny is. Jenny knows a

30:00 Speaker 8: lot about the live because she used to be a

30:01 Speaker 8: state legislator here in New Hampshire and she always says,

30:04 Speaker 8: there's really no such thing as a bar in New Hampshire.

30:06 Speaker 8: Everything's a restaurant because if you're a bar, you're required

30:10 Speaker 8: to have a certain amount of I don't know exactly

30:14 Speaker 8: how the math works, but it's like a certain percentage

30:16 Speaker 8: of your sales has to be food and not alcohol.

30:19 Speaker 3: Oh interesting, Yeah, yeah, Okay.

30:22 Speaker 8: There are exemptions, I guess, like jewel is actually classified

30:25 Speaker 8: as a ballroom not a bar. I don't know how

30:28 Speaker 8: that interest Yeah. Yeah, but in your case, whereas you're

30:31 Speaker 8: not serving alcohol, you don't have to worry.

30:33 Speaker 3: About Yeah, so that's great. Yep, yep, that's really good. Yeah.

30:38 Speaker 8: I'm curious too the space, like, can you tell it

30:42 Speaker 8: that it used to be an obishon? Is there stuff

30:46 Speaker 8: left over?

30:46 Speaker 3: Yeah?

30:47 Speaker 9: So I've got some cool pictures on my phone when

30:49 Speaker 9: we were digging up. So it was probably four layers

30:52 Speaker 9: of plywood, not plywood, but four layers of flooring in

30:56 Speaker 9: then place. So they never ripped up the old flooring.

30:59 Speaker 9: Every time somebody renovated, they were just lay more flooring down.

31:03 Speaker 9: So I had my good buddy, he stepped up to

31:06 Speaker 9: the plate and got him and his guys to go

31:08 Speaker 9: down and rip up the floor a couple of weeks ago,

31:11 Speaker 9: and they ripped up like four layers and got it

31:14 Speaker 9: down to the original hardwood floor that was in there,

31:17 Speaker 9: and we really wanted to use it, but it was

31:19 Speaker 9: going to get damaged as they were ripping it up.

31:22 Speaker 9: But there's those those tree fresheners you know that we

31:27 Speaker 9: hang on the used to hang on the rear views.

31:29 Speaker 9: There's like a giant one from probably fifty years ago

31:33 Speaker 9: that's stuck to the floor. And then one of those

31:36 Speaker 9: you know, get your keys made here that's probably from

31:39 Speaker 9: like early eighties, that's stuck there.

31:41 Speaker 3: It's about two feet by two feet. It was really cool.

31:45 Speaker 9: Yeah, and then you go down in the basement and

31:48 Speaker 9: there's like three separate stairways that go up to nothing

31:53 Speaker 9: down in the space. Because Main Streets has risen about

31:57 Speaker 9: five feet over the years it used to be, so

32:01 Speaker 9: if you were to try to access through that stairway,

32:03 Speaker 9: you'd be you'd run right into the sidewalk at your chest.

32:07 Speaker 9: So there's these like staircases that aren't being used anymore. Oh,

32:11 Speaker 9: it's really cool.

32:12 Speaker 8: Interesting.

32:13 Speaker 9: Yeah, it's really cool. And I feel sound studio vibes

32:18 Speaker 9: coming from that basement. So we're not going to do

32:20 Speaker 9: that immediately obviously, we want to get these doors open

32:23 Speaker 9: and get everybody in there. But I think a year

32:26 Speaker 9: or so down the road, i'd like to create, like

32:29 Speaker 9: build out a sound studio that'll be under Main Street. Yeah,

32:34 Speaker 9: so we can record things and people can come and

32:36 Speaker 9: record albums at the spot.

32:38 Speaker 8: Ye yep, excellent.

32:39 Speaker 3: Yeah. Now have you always been an entrepreneur? I didn't.

32:43 Speaker 9: I was just funny. I was just talking to them

32:44 Speaker 9: before they left. I didn't know what it was, Matt,

32:47 Speaker 9: I didn't know. I knew that for me, working the

32:53 Speaker 9: nine to five didn't sit right with me. And that's

32:58 Speaker 9: not to knock it. I'm I'm a little crazy, and

33:03 Speaker 9: you know, I loved the jobs that I had growing up.

33:08 Speaker 9: But for me, the thought of working till I am

33:12 Speaker 9: sixty five and collecting a certain percentage of money from

33:17 Speaker 9: that company, it just didn't make sense for me. God

33:22 Speaker 9: bless my dad. The guy shows up to work every day.

33:27 Speaker 9: He is my role model and he has been my

33:30 Speaker 9: whole life. Shout out to mom and Dad. I love

33:32 Speaker 9: you guys. But for me, I didn't know that the

33:37 Speaker 9: add right, the attention deficit was actually an asset class.

33:40 Speaker 9: I was always told, Mike, you going to sit down,

33:42 Speaker 9: shut up, you know, not sit down, shut up, sit down,

33:44 Speaker 9: shut up. I'm a scatterbrain. But as an entrepreneur, that's

33:47 Speaker 9: an asset class. That's the skill set. So it wasn't

33:50 Speaker 9: untill a few years ago that I was somebody was like, oh,

33:53 Speaker 9: you're an entrepreneur. I'm like, no, those are those Those

33:56 Speaker 9: are those big guys that own multiple companies and da

33:59 Speaker 9: da dah. I guess that's what I am. I don't know, madam.

34:04 Speaker 9: What I'm addicted to is listening to what the people want.

34:07 Speaker 3: You know.

34:07 Speaker 9: I own a repair shop in Hudson that got voted

34:10 Speaker 9: the best repair shop in the Greater Nashua.

34:12 Speaker 3: Area two years ago. Yeah, we were only two years old. Yeah,

34:16 Speaker 3: you know.

34:17 Speaker 9: Yeah, and we're it's not even in nashwa it's in Hudson, yeah, yea.

34:21 Speaker 3: And we're in the.

34:21 Speaker 9: Running for it again for twenty twenty four. But for me,

34:24 Speaker 9: it's about listening to what do you guys want, like

34:27 Speaker 9: what's missing in the community and how can we do

34:30 Speaker 9: something to kickstarted?

34:33 Speaker 3: Yeah, so that's it. That's what I'm doing.

34:35 Speaker 8: The ad D part of that is really interesting to

34:38 Speaker 8: me because you might know, do you know doctor Kevin

34:41 Speaker 8: He's he lives in.

34:42 Speaker 3: Uh yes, I do, I do. Yeah.

34:44 Speaker 8: Yeah. So yeah, he's a good friend of mine and

34:47 Speaker 8: we've done a lot of work together too, and I'm

34:49 Speaker 8: a regular on his podcast.

34:50 Speaker 3: Okay, I was at a.

34:53 Speaker 8: Chamber he invited He's invited me to a couple of

34:55 Speaker 8: the Nashua Chamber of Commerce events. But he's done a

35:01 Speaker 8: lot of work. I don't know if you know this

35:02 Speaker 8: about him, he's done a lot of work in that area.

35:04 Speaker 8: Like he's written multiple books about a d D eighty

35:06 Speaker 8: HD and and one of the books is called Managing

35:10 Speaker 8: the Gift because he comes at it from the perspective of,

35:14 Speaker 8: you know, if you have a d D and you're

35:16 Speaker 8: being told in school or by whomever, well, this is

35:19 Speaker 8: some sort of a learning disability or you know, that's

35:23 Speaker 8: the wrong thing to be telling people. And I heard

35:26 Speaker 8: because yeah, because it can so much as as you

35:30 Speaker 8: were talking about, it can so much be an asset.

35:33 Speaker 8: There are so many things where you know you can

35:37 Speaker 8: you can use that to your advantage. And and a

35:41 Speaker 8: lot of a lot of successful entrepreneurs, you know, they

35:44 Speaker 8: they code for having ad and and it can really

35:48 Speaker 8: and that's why he calls it managing the gift, because

35:50 Speaker 8: it can really be.

35:51 Speaker 9: I have to talk to him. I didn't even know

35:52 Speaker 9: that he did that. Yeah, he's helped me before. Man,

35:55 Speaker 9: we sat down and when we had a session. Oh okay,

35:58 Speaker 9: oh yeah, and it was io yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

36:03 Speaker 3: Yeah.

36:03 Speaker 9: It's and for the people that that for anyone that's

36:06 Speaker 9: young out there, and and you know, you quote unquote

36:09 Speaker 9: suffer from add or or their their to I don't

36:11 Speaker 9: know how it is nowadays, it's probably changed. But when

36:15 Speaker 9: I was a kid, you were broken, like you weren't

36:18 Speaker 9: like everyone else else, you know. And and we don't

36:22 Speaker 9: all have to fit into the same box.

36:24 Speaker 3: We don't. There is not one way up the mountain,

36:28 Speaker 3: you know.

36:28 Speaker 9: The the societal blueprint for success has been and was

36:36 Speaker 9: always you know, it that that that model of of

36:40 Speaker 9: get up, punch the clock, go to work, get home,

36:45 Speaker 9: you know, and and put your money to four one

36:46 Speaker 9: K and and all that, save your money, all that

36:50 Speaker 9: stuff like if you weren't doing that, you were doing

36:55 Speaker 9: something wrong, you know.

36:56 Speaker 3: And that's how I was brought up.

36:58 Speaker 9: And it's nice to see that there's a a flourishing

37:01 Speaker 9: community of like minded people like myself that are getting

37:04 Speaker 9: together and and understand like, you can do anything you want.

37:09 Speaker 9: We don't have to follow the societal norm. You know,

37:12 Speaker 9: there's a there's a way to get to the top. There,

37:16 Speaker 9: there's many different ways to get to get to the top.

37:18 Speaker 3: Yep.

37:20 Speaker 8: Yeah, So that's great that that you're you're so familiar

37:23 Speaker 8: with doctor Kevin. Yeah, he's amazing.

37:24 Speaker 3: Yeah, he's absolutely amazing.

37:27 Speaker 8: And so tell me about now the djaying. Are you

37:31 Speaker 8: actively djaying?

37:32 Speaker 3: Oh?

37:32 Speaker 9: Absolutely, yeah, I can't stop. It's it's something that I

37:36 Speaker 9: do every single day. Yeah, It's been my passion for

37:40 Speaker 9: the longest time solely really, uh house music.

37:43 Speaker 3: You know, which is which is a genre that started

37:46 Speaker 3: way back.

37:48 Speaker 9: But when I first heard it, it was so different

37:52 Speaker 9: from the mainstream sound, you know, and I became just

37:57 Speaker 9: fully addicted to it, and uh so I just I

38:01 Speaker 9: just play, you know. If people want to hear it, cool,

38:03 Speaker 9: you know. And I never really got too many gigs

38:05 Speaker 9: when I was younger. I'm not like, really, it's not

38:10 Speaker 9: my motivation to really get gigs. I just love to play.

38:15 Speaker 9: So if people want me to play, I'm playing yep, yep,

38:19 Speaker 9: because it does something for me and I know that

38:21 Speaker 9: it'll do something for somebody else.

38:24 Speaker 8: How often do you play out?

38:26 Speaker 9: I mean I play every single day, you know, and

38:28 Speaker 9: I stream on on YouTube. I've got a YouTube. Yeah,

38:31 Speaker 9: I've got a YouTube channel excellent for the healer. And

38:36 Speaker 9: I mean I play, like I said, I play every day.

38:38 Speaker 9: I stream probably once a week. Yes, just my passion, Matt.

38:43 Speaker 8: With the streaming, do you run it into any you know,

38:45 Speaker 8: they're constantly changing how they approach it with this show,

38:49 Speaker 8: you know, because we stream on YouTube and with this show,

38:51 Speaker 8: like I'll get I don't get copyright strike because that's

38:55 Speaker 8: only if someone actually wants to, you know, really go

38:58 Speaker 8: at you. But but I I just get the thing

39:00 Speaker 8: that says you can't monetize this, which all the time,

39:03 Speaker 8: which is fine. Is that is that all the time.

39:05 Speaker 3: But but you don't get struck, right, that's good.

39:07 Speaker 9: Yeah, it'll tell me that, like some of my mixes

39:09 Speaker 9: will tell me that it's it's a portion of it's

39:12 Speaker 9: being muted in certain countries.

39:13 Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, exactly, Yeah, yeah.

39:15 Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, And I find that YouTube's actually the easier

39:18 Speaker 9: one outside of Twitch twitches. Twitch is great, I just

39:22 Speaker 9: haven't used it since last year. Yeah, YouTube has been

39:26 Speaker 9: great as far as getting a reach aside from like Facebook,

39:30 Speaker 9: going Facebook Live. I can never really keep the stream

39:33 Speaker 9: on on Facebook. But yeah, yeah, I've been having good luck.

39:36 Speaker 9: But yeah, the same thing happens to me with YouTube.

39:38 Speaker 8: With Facebook because we also stream to Facebook and I

39:41 Speaker 8: get I'll get a notification afterward that says, now it's

39:45 Speaker 8: it's fine because well once in a while it'll say

39:49 Speaker 8: your videos muted. Yeah, parts of your video are muted.

39:52 Speaker 8: But Most of the time, it'll say your video is

39:54 Speaker 8: sharing AD revenue.

39:55 Speaker 3: With whoever was I've caught that one, whoever was on

39:58 Speaker 3: the show that day.

39:59 Speaker 8: This is fine.

39:59 Speaker 3: You know, what does that mean? It just means that.

40:02 Speaker 8: So, so I guess Facebook is collecting money if your

40:07 Speaker 8: stream generates money. But nothing I have on there is

40:12 Speaker 8: monetized anyway, So I don't even know how. Like if

40:16 Speaker 8: you go to one of my Facebook videos, it's not

40:17 Speaker 8: like an AD pops up, but if something were generated

40:21 Speaker 8: from it, I guess I'm sharing the revenue that I'm

40:24 Speaker 8: that I don't get anyway. I mean, I'm sharing the

40:27 Speaker 8: revenue with whoever was on the show that day, whose

40:29 Speaker 8: music we featured, because they own the copyright. Because I'll

40:32 Speaker 8: tell you Facebook and YouTube, their content ID systems have

40:36 Speaker 8: gotten to be as I'm sure you've noticed doing what

40:39 Speaker 8: you do with the streaming. They really they're really on

40:43 Speaker 8: top of it now. You know, it's like there's no way,

40:45 Speaker 8: there's no getting around it. Like used to be able

40:48 Speaker 8: to kind of fool the content ID thots by, you know,

40:51 Speaker 8: if you maybe play with the speed on something. Yeah, yeah,

40:56 Speaker 8: But now it's like there's no fool and out there's

40:58 Speaker 8: no fool in anybody.

41:00 Speaker 9: Yeah, using the AI anyway, Yeah exactly. It just can

41:04 Speaker 9: listen and it knows exactly.

41:06 Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah.

41:12 Speaker 8: Now what what else do you plan to do at

41:14 Speaker 8: the spot when it opens? So obviously you're gonna have

41:16 Speaker 8: live music. You talked about what you might do in

41:18 Speaker 8: the basement with a studio. Did you have any other

41:21 Speaker 8: other plans for Oh?

41:22 Speaker 9: Yeah, I want to do comedy nights. I want to

41:24 Speaker 9: do poetry nights. Yeah, maybe even considering putting like a

41:29 Speaker 9: projector screen up, uh and doing movie nights once a week.

41:34 Speaker 3: Basically what my vision for it is.

41:39 Speaker 9: You know, during the summers, we have a lot of

41:42 Speaker 9: my my course circle come over to my house and

41:45 Speaker 9: and we sit around the fire and like I'll bring

41:47 Speaker 9: the turntables outside and uh light the tiki torches and

41:51 Speaker 9: we just kind of create a vibe.

41:53 Speaker 3: And it's the vibe that like, I'm very like I

41:56 Speaker 3: told you, I'm very scatter brained, and that can come

41:59 Speaker 3: with a lot of.

41:59 Speaker 9: Anxiety as well for no reason. But when I when

42:03 Speaker 9: I'm able to do that and get my friends to

42:06 Speaker 9: come around, like it immediately heals me to a place

42:09 Speaker 9: where like the anxiety is gone. So thank you guys

42:11 Speaker 9: for coming over when I when I do that. But

42:15 Speaker 9: what we want to do with the spot is kind

42:17 Speaker 9: of encompass that same vibe down at the spot. It's like,

42:22 Speaker 9: just come down, hang out, leave the worries at the door,

42:26 Speaker 9: and just have a good time with us. Yeah, that's it,

42:30 Speaker 9: and listen to some great music, check out some cool

42:33 Speaker 9: art and that's it.

42:35 Speaker 3: Man, It's simple. Yeah, yeah, that's great. Yeah, thank you.

42:38 Speaker 7: Oh.

42:38 Speaker 8: By the way, Eleanor of course is in the chat,

42:41 Speaker 8: she said, regarding our We were just talking about content ID.

42:44 Speaker 8: She said, get music business knowledge at New Hampshire Underground.

42:47 Speaker 3: Yes, she's right, and she's great.

42:50 Speaker 8: I love the new name.

42:51 Speaker 3: By the way, I do too, I do too.

42:53 Speaker 8: I told her recently. I said, see, I can't. I'm

43:00 Speaker 8: having trouble even pulling it up in my brain now

43:01 Speaker 8: because I used to trip over when I would try

43:03 Speaker 8: to say midnight midnight.

43:05 Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I would.

43:06 Speaker 8: I would trip over when I would try to make

43:07 Speaker 8: it on the air, and I think one time I

43:09 Speaker 8: ended up saying midnight creatures. Like I don't even know

43:13 Speaker 8: where I got the word creatures from, but somehow that

43:16 Speaker 8: ended up in my brain. And so it's much easier

43:18 Speaker 8: to say.

43:18 Speaker 3: New Hampshire underd Absolutely, and.

43:20 Speaker 8: It's you know, and the venue is Terminus Underground, so

43:22 Speaker 8: you've got so it's those consistency of the Underground. So yeah,

43:26 Speaker 8: I think it's a very very positive move.

43:28 Speaker 9: Yeah, I want to I want to shout her out

43:30 Speaker 9: real quick for anybody that's like, uh, has has questions about,

43:35 Speaker 9: you know, the business side of music, like, reach out

43:38 Speaker 9: to Eleanor at what is it? Matt the Underground? What's

43:41 Speaker 9: the New Hampshire New Hampshire Underground. Yeah, you can find

43:44 Speaker 9: her on Facebook. She has been such a light in

43:48 Speaker 9: my process to try to fill in the gaps of

43:51 Speaker 9: the things that I just don't know about. And what

43:53 Speaker 9: it does for me when I don't know about something

43:55 Speaker 9: is like I'll try to gather the information.

43:57 Speaker 3: On my own and then if I don't have any luck,

44:00 Speaker 3: it just it gets put on the back burner. Yeah,

44:03 Speaker 3: you know.

44:03 Speaker 9: So, so having someone like Eleanor in my corner really

44:06 Speaker 9: keeps me accountable for myself and and she is super

44:11 Speaker 9: smart when it comes to this stuff and really fun

44:15 Speaker 9: and awesome to work with.

44:16 Speaker 8: Yeah. Absolutely, yeah, absolutely. Oh Rick Everhard also known as

44:21 Speaker 8: six Minds. He's in the chat and he's reminding us

44:23 Speaker 8: that he's performing tonight at Terminus that he is, and

44:26 Speaker 8: he was also suggesting and did you say open mic

44:28 Speaker 8: or did he suggest that he's He says open mic.

44:30 Speaker 9: Oh, We're absolutely going to have it. I probably left

44:32 Speaker 9: it out, Rick, but you know it. You know it, buddy,

44:34 Speaker 9: We're definitely going to have one.

44:35 Speaker 3: Yep. Yeah, yep.

44:36 Speaker 9: We have to because there's people out there that don't know.

44:39 Speaker 9: You know, I've got a good friend of mine, Larry.

44:41 Speaker 9: He I used to deliver packages for ups and he

44:44 Speaker 9: worked for FedEx and we would always run into each

44:47 Speaker 9: other on the road and that's how we formed a relationship.

44:50 Speaker 9: And as of late, he's been throwing up these little

44:52 Speaker 9: videos of him playing acoustic on his Facebook and I'm

44:56 Speaker 9: telling he's never played for anyone live.

44:59 Speaker 3: Yeah, so I'm dying to get him down.

45:02 Speaker 9: He's a little nervous about it, and I understand that,

45:06 Speaker 9: but man, Larry, people need to hear what you got

45:10 Speaker 9: because some people have such a gift and they don't

45:13 Speaker 9: know that it's a gift right and the world needs

45:15 Speaker 9: it right.

45:16 Speaker 3: So yes, absolutely, open mics. Thank you, Rick, Oh, very cool,

45:20 Speaker 3: very cool.

45:21 Speaker 8: We should remind people about the event tonight at at Terminus,

45:25 Speaker 8: Terminus Underground and six Minds combined Who I Am and

45:32 Speaker 8: who Else?

45:33 Speaker 9: I can't remember. I think there's someone that performs with

45:36 Speaker 9: Who I Am? Oh, but I can't remember.

45:42 Speaker 8: Yeah, but that's uh yeah, that's going to be tonight

45:44 Speaker 8: at Terminus.

45:45 Speaker 3: Y eight pm.

45:48 Speaker 8: Let me pull it up on I had it on

45:50 Speaker 8: my phone opened up earlier and I accidentally closed that tab. Okay, Yeah,

45:54 Speaker 8: Terminus Underground Bright Lights Winter Solstice Winter Solstice Party. Uh

46:01 Speaker 8: nice list only you're invited to dance the night away. Yes,

46:05 Speaker 8: and that is a twenty one plus b yob that's

46:07 Speaker 8: a one thirty four Haines Street in Nashua, So if

46:11 Speaker 8: you haven't been to Terminus you should definitely definitely.

46:13 Speaker 9: Yeah, come on down, guys. It's a very unique setting,

46:16 Speaker 9: very unique. It's comfortable.

46:17 Speaker 8: Well you know what I tell everybody, it's like when

46:19 Speaker 8: you walk into that room, it's like you're walking into

46:22 Speaker 8: another world.

46:22 Speaker 3: Absolutely, now that was my reaction for Simon.

46:24 Speaker 8: Jenny and I went there.

46:25 Speaker 3: It's super cool. There's no venue like it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, absolutely, yep. Yeah,

46:30 Speaker 3: we're gonna have a good time tonight.

46:31 Speaker 8: Eleanor says, we have a disco ball.

46:33 Speaker 3: I love it perfect.

46:36 Speaker 8: She also said the spot is an incubator for new

46:39 Speaker 8: and young artists.

46:40 Speaker 3: There it is yeah, yeah, cool, yep, very cool. Love

46:43 Speaker 3: you al thank you.

46:45 Speaker 8: Oh do you want to mention too? So you said

46:47 Speaker 8: so your repair shop. Do you want to give that

46:49 Speaker 8: a plug?

46:49 Speaker 5: Yeah?

46:50 Speaker 9: Man, Devoted Repairs were three Milendi Road in Hudson. You know,

46:54 Speaker 9: we just we're just it's real simple, man, We're just

46:56 Speaker 9: offering the people what they need, you know, And we've

46:58 Speaker 9: got like.

46:59 Speaker 3: Such an amazing core.

47:03 Speaker 9: List of clients. Man, And I don't even like to

47:05 Speaker 9: call them clients, their family.

47:06 Speaker 3: You know.

47:07 Speaker 9: Ninety percent of the people that come in to get

47:09 Speaker 9: their cars repaired and inspected whatever with us, I've.

47:12 Speaker 3: Known for a long time.

47:13 Speaker 9: And if if I didn't know them, we form a

47:16 Speaker 9: relationship with them because I.

47:18 Speaker 3: Love meeting new people. Like everybody's got.

47:21 Speaker 9: Something interesting about them that's different from the next person

47:24 Speaker 9: and the next person if you take the time to

47:27 Speaker 9: just sit there for a couple of minutes and skip

47:29 Speaker 9: the surface talk and really break stuff down, like humans

47:34 Speaker 9: are weird and interesting and I absolutely love that. So

47:37 Speaker 9: like it's yeah, Devoted Repairs, you cannot, if need be

47:41 Speaker 9: you need to jump on Devoted Repairs dot com. You

47:44 Speaker 9: can check out our reviews there, you can book with us,

47:46 Speaker 9: you can send us a mess with message right through

47:48 Speaker 9: the website. But yeah, that was my first real baby,

47:52 Speaker 9: and I love that place.

47:53 Speaker 8: Yup, Eleanor said, see their ad and Spectrum monthly.

47:57 Speaker 3: That's right.

47:57 Speaker 8: Yes, I'm in there too. Yeap for mac on and

48:00 Speaker 8: hypnosis Yes, yeah. And Rick Everhard says that's where I

48:04 Speaker 8: go Devoted Repairs.

48:05 Speaker 3: My dude, excellent, My dude excellent.

48:08 Speaker 8: Ye there's another place in Nashville I go for my well,

48:12 Speaker 8: never mind, get out of here, I will say on

48:16 Speaker 8: the air where I go for my inspections. But I

48:19 Speaker 8: bet you, I bet you know the place anyway, you

48:22 Speaker 8: know what I want to get in and out quick.

48:24 Speaker 3: Anyway, you probably know who that's going to get himself

48:28 Speaker 3: in trouble here.

48:29 Speaker 8: You probably know who I'm talking about.

48:30 Speaker 3: I probably probably do have a reputation, I plead. But

48:38 Speaker 3: that's very cool.

48:39 Speaker 8: Well, as we approach the top of the hour, so

48:41 Speaker 8: where should people go to keep up with everything that

48:43 Speaker 8: you're doing?

48:44 Speaker 9: Facebook is primarily the best place you can find me

48:46 Speaker 9: at Mike McDowell And then it says the Healer in

48:49 Speaker 9: parentheses afterwards. I'm also on Instagram at I believe it's

48:53 Speaker 9: the dot healer underscore music. Okay, And since I'm throwing

48:59 Speaker 9: that out there, I'll start to make sure that I'm

49:01 Speaker 9: on top of my ig feed more.

49:04 Speaker 3: Yeah.

49:04 Speaker 9: And those are two of the best ways to follow

49:08 Speaker 9: what I'm doing.

49:09 Speaker 3: And I put I'm up.

49:11 Speaker 9: I'm up on Facebook, posting at least a couple of

49:13 Speaker 9: times a day.

49:14 Speaker 3: Yeah, yep.

49:15 Speaker 9: And I will say I got un fortunate enough to

49:17 Speaker 9: have a gig coming up in Providence at Platforms on

49:20 Speaker 9: January eleventh.

49:22 Speaker 3: Yep. Yeah, very good, Yeah, very good. Yeah.

49:26 Speaker 8: Oh by the way, so you're getting some more love

49:27 Speaker 8: in the chat room, sim sere if I'm saying that correctly,

49:31 Speaker 8: says just found out recently my buddy Ben works for you.

49:33 Speaker 3: Yep.

49:34 Speaker 8: Honesty and skill over at devoted for sure.

49:37 Speaker 3: Oh my god. I love you.

49:38 Speaker 9: And that's the truth, man, That's that's one of the

49:40 Speaker 9: core values, is that transparency and honesty. And Ben and

49:44 Speaker 9: and Gavin and Mike Might they're equally just amazing team members.

49:50 Speaker 3: You know.

49:50 Speaker 9: I don't like to call them employees. Yeah, I don't

49:52 Speaker 9: let them call me the boss. We're doing this together,

49:54 Speaker 9: you know.

49:55 Speaker 8: Oh very cool.

49:55 Speaker 3: Yeah, so thank you for that.

49:57 Speaker 8: That is awesome. Well, Mike McDowell, they healer, thank you

50:01 Speaker 8: so much.

50:01 Speaker 3: Of course. Can I give a quick shout out happy

50:03 Speaker 3: birthday to my buddy Adam Quimby absolutely jerk face, Happy birthday, brother,

50:07 Speaker 3: We love you. And a big shout out to my

50:09 Speaker 3: soul tribe you know who you are. Very nice. Thank

50:11 Speaker 3: you Matt for having me.

50:12 Speaker 8: Absolutely we will do it again in the future, and

50:16 Speaker 8: I think so if you are listening live on Saturday,

50:19 Speaker 8: we have Cody Pope and Byron g coming up in

50:21 Speaker 8: the first in the next hour, rather not the first hour.

50:23 Speaker 8: The first hour already went by. In the third hour,

50:26 Speaker 8: you probably know those guys, Nash guy. Yeah, they're amazing.

50:29 Speaker 8: They they are come in and perform live and love

50:31 Speaker 8: those gut to come down to the spot.

50:32 Speaker 3: Guys.

50:33 Speaker 8: Here you go, there you go. So they're gonna be

50:35 Speaker 8: coming up in the third hour, and I think we

50:36 Speaker 8: should top off this hour with a little who I Am.

50:40 Speaker 8: This is the other song, one of the other songs

50:42 Speaker 8: that always gets stuck in my head LMK, which stands

50:45 Speaker 8: for lett me know, of course when it's time to rock,

50:48 Speaker 8: all right, Thanks Mike.

50:49 Speaker 3: Thank you.

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51:14 Speaker 12: When let do what you do? What is talking about

51:52 Speaker 12: that thing?

51:55 Speaker 11: Any time?

52:00 Speaker 12: Many things?

52:11 Speaker 11: Mister, that's her, that's her.

52:21 Speaker 10: So's.

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