Matt Connarton Unleashed: Ricky Mapleton

0:00 Speaker 1: But joining us right now for the first hour. Returning

0:03 Speaker 1: to the show, are you, uh, sir, are you in

0:05 Speaker 1: the five timers club yet? Ricky Mapleton is here? Is

0:08 Speaker 1: this your Is this your fifth time? Oh? Your mic

0:10 Speaker 1: is down.

0:10 Speaker 2: I apologize, I do not know. I'm thinking three or four.

0:15 Speaker 2: This might be your fourth time on the show. I

0:17 Speaker 2: might be thinking I was on your television program recently.

0:20 Speaker 2: That might be why I'm thinking you're in the five

0:22 Speaker 2: times getting.

0:24 Speaker 1: It mixed up? No, because that's me being on your program,

0:27 Speaker 1: which I had a great time. Of course, on the

0:29 Speaker 1: Midlife Pop Culture Show, you.

0:30 Speaker 2: Have a lot of fans. Oh wow, Yes, they're reached

0:33 Speaker 2: out and I'm I was, well, that was no.

0:38 Speaker 1: I I appreciated it very much. And of course it's

0:41 Speaker 1: on YouTube if you haven't seen it. And yeah, we

0:43 Speaker 1: did get a lot of calls that day. And you know,

0:45 Speaker 1: when you're on this program, usually end up we usually

0:49 Speaker 1: end up getting a lot of calls. Yeah, it's interesting.

0:51 Speaker 2: I appreciate the people that do call. Yes, Yes, it's

0:54 Speaker 2: a lot of fun.

0:55 Speaker 1: Absolutely. The studio line is open six oh three two

0:58 Speaker 1: five six oh seven six three two five six seven

1:02 Speaker 1: if you'd like to uh to talk with Ricky Mapleton

1:05 Speaker 1: and uh, we'll probably you know, people call in, they

1:08 Speaker 1: request your music, all that kind of stuff. It's by

1:12 Speaker 1: the way. Uh and and you like to you will

1:16 Speaker 1: often have well I should let that be a surprise

1:19 Speaker 1: for for people watching online. Well, you like to hold

1:21 Speaker 1: things up, and you've got kind of a Bob Dylan

1:23 Speaker 1: thing going.

1:24 Speaker 2: Oh yes, I yes, are you talking about the video

1:28 Speaker 2: when he was holding up yeah and signs yes. Yes.

1:31 Speaker 2: I did come across my mind last night as I

1:33 Speaker 2: was printing out a couple of a couple of things

1:36 Speaker 2: I I can say about Bob Dylan that already hasn't

1:39 Speaker 2: been said. It's phenomenal, exactly, phenomenal, exactly one of his maybe,

1:44 Speaker 2: but he's definitely probably an inspiration to those as well

1:48 Speaker 2: as an inspiration to a lot of people.

1:50 Speaker 1: Sure, sure, no doubt. Oh we have a jeez, we

1:53 Speaker 1: have a call already. Oh wow, all right, yes, Hi,

1:55 Speaker 1: welcome to Matt Connorton Unleashed. Who's uh, who's on the line.

1:58 Speaker 3: Thank you for taking I call, Matt. I love your show.

2:03 Speaker 3: A bit of intelligent intellect on the airways. So what

2:06 Speaker 3: we need and that's what we got from you, mister Conington.

2:10 Speaker 3: Let me slow down and speak about a big concern

2:14 Speaker 3: that I have. The way people are speaking today is ridiculous,

2:21 Speaker 3: preposterous and semantically incorrect.

2:26 Speaker 2: If I hear.

2:28 Speaker 3: Like like like one more time, I think I'm going

2:34 Speaker 3: to lose my mind. Matt, Ricky Mapleton, thank you so

2:39 Speaker 3: much for putting out this new collection of songs directly

2:46 Speaker 3: referencing today's English grammar in the nightmare it has begun.

2:53 Speaker 3: Could you please play like like like off of Don't

2:58 Speaker 3: Count Me Out by Ricky Mapleton? And again, thank you Matt,

3:02 Speaker 3: keep the music and you intellect alive.

3:05 Speaker 2: This is Tom.

3:06 Speaker 3: Tom Milson.

3:10 Speaker 2: Is a broadcast No no, he's been a long time

3:13 Speaker 2: caller for a long boy ever since I started getting

3:17 Speaker 2: any sort of a fan base. He calls it all

3:20 Speaker 2: the time. And yeah, he's fantastic. I thank you Tom

3:25 Speaker 2: for calling in. And again, this song is about the

3:32 Speaker 2: word like. I don't know when it started.

3:36 Speaker 1: I do you got, but you can thank our generation.

3:40 Speaker 4: Our generation like really really really really like really good like.

3:44 Speaker 2: I don't pride myself, but I try to talk semi

3:49 Speaker 2: intelligently and if I'm going to use the word like

3:53 Speaker 2: instead of using the word like. Here's the public information

3:57 Speaker 2: of the day. You're gonna use the word like, don't

4:00 Speaker 2: use it. Take a breath and don't say anything like

4:06 Speaker 2: because like when you say like all the time, like

4:08 Speaker 2: it becomes habit forming and like it sounds ridiculous.

4:11 Speaker 4: Oh my god, Yes.

4:13 Speaker 2: Yes, is that the maybe that was the the next

4:17 Speaker 2: form of the next what would that be the next

4:20 Speaker 2: uh iteration? Iteration or moving into so mutation? So that

4:26 Speaker 2: was the that was the kind of seed that started

4:29 Speaker 2: this new project.

4:30 Speaker 1: It's a comma really like it's it's a comma like,

4:33 Speaker 1: that's that's what I say.

4:34 Speaker 2: Well, like, could you play this song?

4:36 Speaker 5: Like?

4:37 Speaker 1: We we absolutely could, we have could and this is

4:41 Speaker 1: all right, let's give this a listen. Is this the

4:43 Speaker 1: world radio premiere for this?

4:44 Speaker 2: By the way, yes, very yes, Off the off the

4:47 Speaker 2: uh off the album that Ricky Mapleton now has not

4:50 Speaker 2: put out music in quite some time. Ever, it's been

4:56 Speaker 2: a long time a coming a couple of years. Maybe

4:59 Speaker 2: we got involved in the screamo sports song stuff. Yeah,

5:02 Speaker 2: but now Ricky Mapleton's peered out and he's taking English

5:06 Speaker 2: grammar head on, head on, head on.

5:09 Speaker 1: All right, let's listen to this. This is called Likes.

5:12 Speaker 1: Is it the like song?

5:13 Speaker 2: Or like like like stop saying like all the time.

5:16 Speaker 2: There's a lot of likes in that. Okay, enjoy, let's

5:18 Speaker 2: give it a listen like like like like like like

5:20 Speaker 2: like like like like like like like like like like

5:23 Speaker 2: like like like like like like like live, I don't know.

5:28 Speaker 6: What you don't saying, like like I don't know where

5:32 Speaker 6: you've been, like like what your English grandma?

5:36 Speaker 2: It is quite a sand.

5:37 Speaker 7: Like like like like like like like like like like

5:39 Speaker 7: like like.

5:41 Speaker 8: Stop saying like all the time, like what doesn't feel right,

5:46 Speaker 8: doesn't sound time like like stop using like like like.

5:51 Speaker 2: Stop using like all the.

5:54 Speaker 7: Time like like like like like like like like like

5:56 Speaker 7: like like like like like like like like like like

5:59 Speaker 7: like like like like.

6:00 Speaker 8: Like saying like every time sounds redundant, sounds obscure, stop

6:10 Speaker 8: using the like all the time.

6:13 Speaker 3: Like like like like like like like.

6:15 Speaker 8: This like like take a breath, like like like gathery

6:22 Speaker 8: your thoughts.

6:22 Speaker 2: Oh yeah, you don't have to say like all the

6:26 Speaker 2: time like what like everybody sings.

6:30 Speaker 7: Like like like like like like like like like like

6:32 Speaker 7: like like like like like like like like like like

6:35 Speaker 7: like like like like like like like like like like

6:37 Speaker 7: like like like like like like like like like like

6:39 Speaker 7: like like like like all the time.

6:44 Speaker 2: Well, well your thoughts like, is it at.

6:48 Speaker 1: Least acceptable to say I like that song?

6:50 Speaker 2: Oh, oh my gosh, oh my goodness?

6:53 Speaker 1: Is okay?

6:54 Speaker 9: Wow?

6:55 Speaker 2: That was a better like response than I thought I

6:58 Speaker 2: was gonna get, like okay, like like like I.

7:02 Speaker 1: Like like wow, man, like tell us about uh, don't

7:07 Speaker 1: count me out?

7:08 Speaker 2: Is this a Is this a full album?

7:09 Speaker 1: Isn't it?

7:10 Speaker 7: Yeah?

7:10 Speaker 2: Thirty two and a half songs of inspiration Enjoy.

7:14 Speaker 1: Thirty two and a half song So it's like, uh,

7:16 Speaker 1: like a double album.

7:19 Speaker 2: I'm suppose it probably would be. Wow.

7:21 Speaker 1: Yeah.

7:21 Speaker 2: I mean that's the digital world. Well, I try to

7:24 Speaker 2: get the most bang for the buck. Yes, on the

7:26 Speaker 2: digital platform that I released, I would am I saying,

7:28 Speaker 2: CD baby fantastic. When with these guys for a while,

7:33 Speaker 2: they get independent artists put music out, yes, and you

7:37 Speaker 2: get a percentage back and you can make a little

7:40 Speaker 2: little cash on the side. But don't go in it

7:42 Speaker 2: thinking you're gonna make any money to survive on uh boy.

7:46 Speaker 2: But I'm waiting for that big pop right all right, right,

7:49 Speaker 2: But I do have like five thousand daily listeners or

7:52 Speaker 2: something like that.

7:52 Speaker 1: I see, Oh, that's excellent.

7:54 Speaker 2: That's just about like you know, like like yeah, like

7:57 Speaker 2: like so that's what don't count me out is you know, Yeah,

8:00 Speaker 2: you get down in life, don't count don't count yourself

8:03 Speaker 2: out to get get out there and do something fun

8:06 Speaker 2: like we success the format. Well, it's like like you

8:09 Speaker 2: enjoy coming in here and doing this stuff. I do

8:11 Speaker 2: you like you? It's a passion. Yes, you gotta have

8:15 Speaker 2: a passion. Yes, we're gonna put a car together in

8:17 Speaker 2: your garage. Passion.

8:18 Speaker 1: Great Rod Stewart has a great song about that, like

8:21 Speaker 1: what Passion by Rod Stewart.

8:24 Speaker 2: Oh like that?

8:26 Speaker 1: Oh we have another call?

8:27 Speaker 2: No way, all right, you bring the callers.

8:30 Speaker 1: Let's see. Hi, Welcome to Matt Connorton Unleashed.

8:32 Speaker 6: Who is this?

8:38 Speaker 2: This is sad, Steve. I'm broken up.

8:42 Speaker 6: Everything's falling apart around me.

8:43 Speaker 2: No, I don't know what to do.

8:46 Speaker 5: I don't know what last time you had the answers

8:49 Speaker 5: for me, Ricky, Maybe you and Ma can help me through.

8:54 Speaker 2: What am I gonna do? That's uh well, Steve, it's okay.

8:58 Speaker 1: She'd probably book a hypno therapy session. We'll see there.

9:01 Speaker 2: Stevie. Still he's is he gone?

9:04 Speaker 7: Uh?

9:04 Speaker 1: He hung up?

9:05 Speaker 2: Steve. I'm glad you called to reach out to us.

9:08 Speaker 2: We're not a therapy program, but we do like to

9:10 Speaker 2: spread the joy and and and and the joy of

9:14 Speaker 2: being alive. So, Steve, what I'm suggesting that you do is,

9:19 Speaker 2: I'm gonna play a song for you often New I'm

9:22 Speaker 2: gonna dedicate it to you, Sad Steve. I want you

9:25 Speaker 2: to listen to it. Okay, it's called Don't Count Me Out. Actually,

9:28 Speaker 2: Steve number the title track, title track. Let's dedicate this

9:32 Speaker 2: to Sad Steven's sad if you can find you, if

9:34 Speaker 2: he can get back in, Steve, We're gonna give you

9:36 Speaker 2: the number and callback later in the show and pull

9:39 Speaker 2: it and pull it together. Young man. Yeah, So here's

9:42 Speaker 2: the title track, Don't Count Me Out.

9:43 Speaker 1: This is like when Casey Kasem would do the long

9:45 Speaker 1: distance dedication.

9:47 Speaker 2: This one goes out to Sad Steve. Sad Steve. This

9:51 Speaker 2: is Ricky Mableton maccnod and saying cheer up, my friend

9:56 Speaker 2: is just don't count me out. Often new Ricky Mapleton

10:02 Speaker 2: album Cheer Up, Be Up. I can't believe I'm doing this.

10:07 Speaker 2: Dja's rich.

10:10 Speaker 3: It is dot Done The Resurgence are Ricky Maple chills

10:16 Speaker 3: has a god one.

10:20 Speaker 2: Don't count me.

10:21 Speaker 9: Out, don't count me out.

10:26 Speaker 6: I may have been quiet, but now I'm loud.

10:29 Speaker 9: Don't count me out. I've got a highest mountains too

10:37 Speaker 9: coming night for you.

10:39 Speaker 8: I've been gone no way too long, but no, I'm

10:43 Speaker 8: ready to be loud.

10:46 Speaker 9: You like it. You gotta keep moving. No time to hesitange.

10:54 Speaker 2: Don't come to sell me on name.

10:57 Speaker 9: Don't count me out, don't count me out.

11:03 Speaker 6: I may have been quiet, but now I'm loud.

11:06 Speaker 9: Don't count me out, but I I start running my

11:11 Speaker 9: by a stone ball. I was cut off from the world.

11:15 Speaker 6: I lost all inspiration with.

11:18 Speaker 9: Thout your being mal rowing in. Then I got a

11:22 Speaker 9: new mail box twenty nine ninety five the mother let

11:27 Speaker 9: if I'm born in it.

11:30 Speaker 6: I never felt more alive.

11:33 Speaker 9: Don't count me out, don't count me out.

11:38 Speaker 2: I may have been quiet, but now I'm loud.

11:41 Speaker 9: Don't count me out. Don't count me out, don't count

11:48 Speaker 9: me out.

11:50 Speaker 6: I may be quiet, but.

11:51 Speaker 9: Now I'm loud. Don't count me out. Don't count me out.

11:59 Speaker 9: Don't be out quiet for now. Don't count me out.

12:33 Speaker 1: That'll get the blood pumping.

12:35 Speaker 2: So don't count me out.

12:36 Speaker 1: Ricky Mapleton, that is on.

12:39 Speaker 2: That is a very rare Ricky Mapleton song because it

12:44 Speaker 2: goes over a minute and a half. Oh yes, wow,

12:48 Speaker 2: I felt like that after I recorded this, I said

12:52 Speaker 2: three minutes.

12:54 Speaker 4: What like that was totally awesome, Like totally cool.

12:59 Speaker 2: Did you feel inspired?

13:00 Speaker 4: Totally?

13:01 Speaker 2: That's what it is about. Right to the max for sure. Wow,

13:05 Speaker 2: that's gonna be on volume two of overused phrases. There

13:09 Speaker 2: is there is after I after we released this, a

13:13 Speaker 2: lot more came flooding in a lot more. Yes for

13:16 Speaker 2: instant to the max. Yeah, this is so many more.

13:20 Speaker 2: But like like like we get it, we get it. Well,

13:25 Speaker 2: thank you for sad Steve again. I hope you're feeling better.

13:30 Speaker 2: Please call him later on in the show.

13:32 Speaker 1: Yeah, I hope he calls back.

13:35 Speaker 2: We're on this universe, who create don't be sad Steve.

13:39 Speaker 1: I I hope what he calls back he's not crying because.

13:41 Speaker 2: That he kind of brought everything down.

13:43 Speaker 1: Huh that is uncomfortable. Oh, I'll tell you. Uh, oh

13:47 Speaker 1: we do have we do have another call. Let's see you.

13:49 Speaker 5: This is HI.

13:50 Speaker 1: Welcome to Matt Condorton Unleashed. Who's on the line.

13:54 Speaker 6: This is DJ today. We're gonna play the new one

13:57 Speaker 6: by Ricky Mapleton.

14:00 Speaker 8: The news hit song Beaten premiered on the Matt Commaton

14:04 Speaker 8: Show to Flick.

14:05 Speaker 6: The Flag and went to sax and make the Mac

14:07 Speaker 6: to meet the flax. Here's the song. It's called Gucci.

14:13 Speaker 2: The song it No, I don't know what this guy

14:17 Speaker 2: was all about, but thank you for calling and caller.

14:19 Speaker 1: He said something about flaxied oil and wanted to play

14:23 Speaker 1: the song.

14:24 Speaker 2: You know, I'm just sure we getting calls. Yeah, what

14:26 Speaker 2: what did he?

14:27 Speaker 8: Well?

14:28 Speaker 2: What did he wanted to play a song? Gucci? Yes? Okay,

14:31 Speaker 2: let me can I do a quick build up to this?

14:34 Speaker 2: Gucci a lot of sound effects that you can get

14:38 Speaker 2: on recording platforms. H And we stumbled across this very

14:43 Speaker 2: funny sounding voice and we kind of plugged it into

14:49 Speaker 2: this song and it's really fun.

14:51 Speaker 1: All right, Well, let's give this a listen. Oh do

14:53 Speaker 1: you have a.

14:56 Speaker 2: Let me see do I? Okay? So this let me

14:59 Speaker 2: go over this quickly. Yes, okay, the song is gonna

15:04 Speaker 2: go into It's really not Gucci the songs. What's the dillio?

15:07 Speaker 1: Oh? Yes, that's another thing. The young people said, what

15:09 Speaker 1: the dilio?

15:10 Speaker 7: Yes?

15:11 Speaker 2: Even but that's yes. But I brought it in in

15:15 Speaker 2: large font for us visually challenged like myself, and people

15:18 Speaker 2: can watch this on YouTube. Okay, so we have what's

15:22 Speaker 2: the dillio. Now that's that's we named the song Gucci.

15:26 Speaker 9: Why.

15:27 Speaker 2: I don't know, but we're talking about Gucci, cap fire,

15:31 Speaker 2: no regret, keep it real fire, free will, and now

15:36 Speaker 2: I added free will on the end of this. Yes,

15:39 Speaker 2: that's what it's all about.

15:41 Speaker 1: Well, to quote Rush, I will choose free will.

15:44 Speaker 2: Amen. Yes, all right, let's play some Gucci.

15:48 Speaker 1: All right, here it is, this is Gucci, this.

15:52 Speaker 6: Is DJ today. We're gonna play the new one.

15:56 Speaker 2: Thanks for calling back, but we already heard you one.

15:58 Speaker 1: Something's something's gone wrong.

16:02 Speaker 2: We did I send you the wrong file?

16:04 Speaker 1: No, we were I don't know where you're talking sendy files.

16:06 Speaker 1: I don't know what you're talking about. No, we were

16:08 Speaker 1: time traveling, just like we do on Retrospection Radio on

16:11 Speaker 1: Friday nights. We went back, put it away, We went

16:13 Speaker 1: back in time.

16:14 Speaker 2: Nothing matter with that too.

16:16 Speaker 4: I forgot my snow friend.

16:17 Speaker 10: All right, you're a dilio mat play the song. Here

16:20 Speaker 10: we go, Couccie, I all real lit, Yes, sir?

16:29 Speaker 6: What the deario? Yes, sir, medio, Rolling.

16:36 Speaker 8: With the crew.

16:37 Speaker 6: Yeah, we're never in a hurry. What's the Dillio cap Fire, Coucie,

16:43 Speaker 6: Thirsty living in the moment. Yeah, everything's a story. Yes,

16:52 Speaker 6: so here's the deer.

16:53 Speaker 11: We're living lie real, no regret, no change, just the wild,

16:57 Speaker 11: free will, what lends we're making, keeping the dirty, keeping

17:03 Speaker 11: it rail.

17:04 Speaker 6: In the Delio, in the Dilio. But what what the Delio?

17:12 Speaker 6: Where you're going where you've been?

17:14 Speaker 11: Yes, sir fi hit off again, gonna road to gun

17:18 Speaker 11: I get the Mucci.

17:19 Speaker 6: That's there, the men, the Ucci, gucjail.

17:22 Speaker 3: What the Delio?

17:24 Speaker 6: Rolling with the crew.

17:25 Speaker 11: Yeah, we're never in a hurle. That's a Dilio cap fire,

17:30 Speaker 11: Gucci and Thirsty.

17:34 Speaker 9: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.

17:36 Speaker 6: What a Dellio.

17:44 Speaker 2: Now that's more in the Ricky Mapleton pocket. Oh yeah,

17:51 Speaker 2: it's that. Is that the whimmy?

17:53 Speaker 4: It sounds just like him, that the Dillio? No, no,

17:58 Speaker 4: the cute voice.

17:59 Speaker 2: Well, it was on a shared file. We did squeech

18:03 Speaker 2: that up a little bit, that voice and slid it

18:05 Speaker 2: out a little bit. It was a available loop that

18:08 Speaker 2: we plugged in at the end and we're like, wow,

18:10 Speaker 2: what's gonna make the song? At least have a little

18:12 Speaker 2: bit of a catch to it.

18:13 Speaker 7: Now.

18:15 Speaker 1: Please, whatever criticisms I may have are purely constructive in nature.

18:20 Speaker 1: But I have to tell you, at the end of

18:22 Speaker 1: the song, I did not feel like I was any

18:25 Speaker 1: closer to understanding what the dilio is than I was

18:28 Speaker 1: at the beginning of the song. I don't feel that

18:32 Speaker 1: my questions were answered about the dilio and what is

18:35 Speaker 1: the dilio?

18:37 Speaker 2: That's fascinating.

18:39 Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, I'm just saying, very good point.

18:43 Speaker 2: Let's expand off on that for a moment. What is

18:46 Speaker 2: the dillio? When somebody says what's the dilio, you're asking

18:51 Speaker 2: what's going on? Oh, what's happening?

18:54 Speaker 1: Okay?

18:55 Speaker 2: So hey, Matt, what's the dilio?

18:57 Speaker 1: Okay? I thought maybe this was some sort of foreign currency, like,

19:00 Speaker 1: uh oh, interesting, take like, what's the dilio doing compared

19:04 Speaker 1: to the dollar? You know, how are we looking?

19:07 Speaker 2: It's like, what's up?

19:09 Speaker 1: Okay?

19:09 Speaker 2: What's up? I thought?

19:10 Speaker 1: I thought maybe it was a new cryptocurrency or something,

19:13 Speaker 1: you know, I don't know, you know, get your dilio dollars,

19:16 Speaker 1: you know, fake money.

19:19 Speaker 2: Exist? What's the exchange rate on a dilio dollar? Well,

19:22 Speaker 2: I don't know.

19:23 Speaker 1: I still don't know after listening to the song. But

19:25 Speaker 1: I think I understand a little bit better now.

19:27 Speaker 2: Are you sure?

19:28 Speaker 1: I think so? I think?

19:30 Speaker 2: So you know what the dilio is?

19:31 Speaker 4: Well, I don't sure.

19:33 Speaker 2: I don't know that I do.

19:34 Speaker 12: Do you know what?

19:35 Speaker 4: I think I know what? And I don't know if

19:37 Speaker 4: he knows what the dilio is?

19:38 Speaker 2: What's what? What's what's the very the dilio is?

19:42 Speaker 4: Totally what's going on? It's totally like the deal.

19:46 Speaker 2: It sounds like a snack good to to me?

19:48 Speaker 1: Well, it actually does take a might work.

19:52 Speaker 4: That food is his language, so that might work.

19:55 Speaker 2: What's see it? Also?

19:57 Speaker 1: Unfortunately it sounds like something that if I looked it

19:59 Speaker 1: up on Urban Dictionary, I might be horrified at what.

20:02 Speaker 2: Matt, If you were going to make the diliouh cake

20:06 Speaker 2: like a funny bonus or a hostess whole ho, what's

20:09 Speaker 2: what's in the dillio?

20:10 Speaker 4: It doesn't make anything?

20:11 Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't make it would be your dream? Is

20:14 Speaker 2: there a healthy dilio? I would hope, So put the

20:17 Speaker 2: dilio with that?

20:18 Speaker 1: Maybe something gluten free?

20:19 Speaker 2: What do you what's your thoughts on fire? The word

20:21 Speaker 2: everybody that's fire. Oh, yes, that's fire. That's it. That

20:25 Speaker 2: one didn't make the kid believe it or not. No, Well,

20:28 Speaker 2: so now what do we have for volume two? Fire? Fire,

20:33 Speaker 2: I don't want to yellow.

20:35 Speaker 4: It didn't come out like that. In our day.

20:37 Speaker 2: It was fire fire. We were told not to say

20:40 Speaker 2: that in a movie theater.

20:43 Speaker 1: Well, that's that's true.

20:44 Speaker 2: Yeah, so it takes on when I first heard the

20:46 Speaker 2: Z generation talking like, hey, that's fire, I'm like what yeah?

20:50 Speaker 5: What?

20:50 Speaker 1: Yeah, you want to be careful with that, especially in

20:53 Speaker 1: certain circumstances. Oh, we do have a call. We'll see Hi.

20:56 Speaker 1: Welcome to Matt Connorton Unleashed is.

20:58 Speaker 12: This Yeah, this is Marvin. Thanks for taking my call today, Matt,

21:04 Speaker 12: You're welcome. Well, I would like to mellow things out

21:09 Speaker 12: here on the show and requests a B side a

21:16 Speaker 12: song called You Stole My check Book. This song comes

21:23 Speaker 12: from and will remind you of any relationship you had

21:28 Speaker 12: when your heart was torn out and your checkbook was missing.

21:35 Speaker 12: Let's reflect the graciousness of life and the hardship that

21:40 Speaker 12: love can be. This is mellow Marvin thanking Matt Connorton

21:46 Speaker 12: once again, who, by the way, has an adorable deep

21:51 Speaker 12: radio voice.

21:53 Speaker 1: Thank you?

21:55 Speaker 2: What that dilly?

21:56 Speaker 5: Yo?

21:58 Speaker 1: My voice could be deeper.

21:59 Speaker 2: But but you know, people that call that always are

22:05 Speaker 2: complimenting you.

22:06 Speaker 1: Yes, I do like that.

22:08 Speaker 2: Yeah wow, and I accept them. I I do accept

22:12 Speaker 2: what the kids would call your fire. I am your fire.

22:15 Speaker 1: Yes, yes, So what did you want to hear?

22:19 Speaker 2: What song did we hear?

22:20 Speaker 9: So?

22:20 Speaker 2: This song?

22:21 Speaker 1: Checkbook ship?

22:22 Speaker 9: Yeah?

22:22 Speaker 2: Okay?

22:23 Speaker 1: Well this uh and that's a fallaty by the way,

22:25 Speaker 1: we don't you should not steal someone strut?

22:27 Speaker 7: Yes?

22:27 Speaker 2: And who has the check book anyways? Right now?

22:30 Speaker 4: I still have one.

22:31 Speaker 1: I have one. I never use it, but I do

22:34 Speaker 1: have one.

22:35 Speaker 4: I use it once in a while, very rarely. Yeah,

22:38 Speaker 4: mostly for birthdays.

22:41 Speaker 2: Can I do the whole artist thing? This song is

22:43 Speaker 2: kind of different than all the other songs?

22:45 Speaker 1: Can I do that? Can I? Well? This song?

22:48 Speaker 2: This song is different than all the other songs because

22:53 Speaker 2: Ricky Mapleton steps up and plays the bass on this

22:56 Speaker 2: one a little bit in my first I haven't played

22:58 Speaker 2: the bass in a while, I can. I feel it's

23:00 Speaker 2: more of like a spin doctors, okay, and going on.

23:04 Speaker 2: I just really liked the way the music came out

23:06 Speaker 2: on this one. Okay, it's not you know, I don't know.

23:10 Speaker 2: And it's about relationships. We all have been through, good

23:15 Speaker 2: and bad. Stealing someone's checkbook is an analogy, obviously. And okay, oh,

23:21 Speaker 2: but you could steal somebody's check book, and you can

23:23 Speaker 2: steal somebody's heart. But oh, I just thought that you

23:26 Speaker 2: can always go to the bank and re order those checks.

23:28 Speaker 2: Ooh wow, thought of the day.

23:32 Speaker 1: That's true. All right, well, let's give this a listen.

23:37 Speaker 1: This is called this is simply called checkbook.

23:39 Speaker 2: Yeah, check book. You stole my checkbook. I think it's

23:42 Speaker 2: on as check All right, very good.

23:48 Speaker 13: I stole your check book. It's your signature, wrote down

23:58 Speaker 13: a number.

24:01 Speaker 14: That will satisfy and pay me back for your wasted lies.

24:09 Speaker 6: I stole your check book to buy back my wasted time.

24:19 Speaker 6: Got a new pair of boots. I'm looking so fine.

24:29 Speaker 6: Ons will shrink once. We'll sake to care.

24:34 Speaker 2: That we drink.

24:36 Speaker 6: No time to think feeling right?

24:40 Speaker 14: Your rye sight only just one hit. You shut it up,

24:45 Speaker 14: that daintamite.

24:56 Speaker 6: I stole your check book.

25:00 Speaker 14: You stole a part of me. I cash out for

25:06 Speaker 14: both of us. Now I'm set free. Now set free,

25:17 Speaker 14: but will drink. The boats will sink getting and we drink,

25:24 Speaker 14: no time to think, feeling.

25:27 Speaker 9: Right, you're out of sight. You'll get one chance.

25:33 Speaker 2: Do you set off the.

25:34 Speaker 6: Time of mind?

25:36 Speaker 2: I said tole you the check book.

25:39 Speaker 9: You stole a.

25:39 Speaker 6: Part of me. I cash out for both of us.

25:49 Speaker 6: Now I'm set free.

25:56 Speaker 1: Fealing some check book. I feel like that's uh, I mean,

25:58 Speaker 1: that's worse than revenge porns? Really wow?

26:02 Speaker 9: Yes?

26:03 Speaker 1: Yes, and they're both felonies.

26:06 Speaker 2: Yes, why wow? Yes, speechless? It was just hard to do,

26:12 Speaker 2: all right.

26:12 Speaker 1: I was just gonna say that you totally got it

26:15 Speaker 1: if you are just joining us. Ricky Mapleton is here

26:17 Speaker 1: with us, live in studio, and we're playing tracks from

26:20 Speaker 1: the new what is it? Seventy two songs? Oh thirty five,

26:24 Speaker 1: don't count me out? Currently available? Correct, it's already available.

26:28 Speaker 2: One available everywhere.

26:30 Speaker 1: Very good, very good. And oh jeez, we have another

26:32 Speaker 1: call already. Come on, that's a familiar number, actually, Ricky, Oh.

26:37 Speaker 5: Steve, call back again. This is this is sad, Steven.

26:41 Speaker 5: I'm really pulled it together since I listened to don't

26:45 Speaker 5: calm me out man. Thank you so much, rick Matt,

26:49 Speaker 5: thank you for having Ricky on. Boy. You guys are

26:52 Speaker 5: you guys are fantastic? Oh Ricky Mableton, Thank you, don't

26:59 Speaker 5: calt me out again. It was really I'm not gonna

27:02 Speaker 5: spiral no good good, positive thoughts, positive thoughts.

27:06 Speaker 1: Good, all right? Oh he hung up.

27:09 Speaker 2: He still seems he seems.

27:10 Speaker 1: Better, better, but he kind of sounds like he's hyperventilating.

27:15 Speaker 4: Is important. Yes, one must breathe.

27:18 Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, speaking of breathing. Yes, yes, I'm glad he

27:26 Speaker 2: called back. Yes, I feel that much like bon Jovi,

27:34 Speaker 2: we have saved the life.

27:37 Speaker 1: Yes.

27:38 Speaker 2: Yes, do you understand that the reference that I saw

27:40 Speaker 2: on the news, I guess John bon Joey helps someone

27:42 Speaker 2: off them off the ledge.

27:43 Speaker 1: Yea for those who don't know, For those who don't

27:45 Speaker 1: actually this video.

27:46 Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, John bonastic, fantastic, John bon Jovi.

27:49 Speaker 1: Talked to this woman who's about to jump off of

27:51 Speaker 1: a bridge. I did see a little darkly humorous, but

27:54 Speaker 1: I did see a funny meme that said it's a

27:57 Speaker 1: good thing. It was him and not David Lee Roth.

28:00 Speaker 2: Wow, you're on You're on fire. You're fire. Fire, I

28:03 Speaker 2: am on fire, You're fire, you are fired. That's a

28:06 Speaker 2: delio for for.

28:07 Speaker 1: Anyone who doesn't get the joke. Because, of course, Van

28:09 Speaker 1: Halen did jump might as well, Joe stop. So it's

28:13 Speaker 1: a it's terrible. It's a good thing, awful. No, it's

28:16 Speaker 1: a joke.

28:16 Speaker 4: It's terrible.

28:17 Speaker 1: It's a joke. It's a joke.

28:20 Speaker 4: It's not funny.

28:22 Speaker 1: I think it's funny. No, it's not.

28:23 Speaker 2: It's open for interpretation.

28:26 Speaker 1: The story has a happy ending. J save this woman.

28:35 Speaker 2: How many songs that I send you over?

28:36 Speaker 1: Mat? Is one more?

28:38 Speaker 4: I think?

28:38 Speaker 1: Uh, I think there might be a couple more. We

28:41 Speaker 1: do have another call.

28:42 Speaker 2: Oh awesome, awesome, Thank you Collins for calling.

28:44 Speaker 1: In see you. This is Hi, Welcome to Matt Connerson unleashed?

28:47 Speaker 8: Is this?

28:48 Speaker 3: Oh?

28:50 Speaker 9: Wow?

28:51 Speaker 7: This is what?

28:52 Speaker 8: Willie?

28:53 Speaker 2: Wow?

28:53 Speaker 15: Thank you Matt for having me on back Wow on

28:56 Speaker 15: your show.

28:58 Speaker 2: I heard man.

29:02 Speaker 15: Put a new album, another inspiring album of songs. I

29:06 Speaker 15: went wow, wow, Wow. You know Ricky mhm the song

29:17 Speaker 15: you Gotta look at the Big Picture. What an inspirational,

29:21 Speaker 15: all encompassing song about how you really gotta look at life?

29:27 Speaker 15: I went, wow, will it? Can you play that song

29:33 Speaker 15: for him and Matt?

29:35 Speaker 1: Yes? I can think of my call again.

29:37 Speaker 2: Of course, long live Mac. I like that, you know,

29:43 Speaker 2: can I can I have a little backstory about like

29:46 Speaker 2: you did you recognize that voices. But he's called in

29:49 Speaker 2: a few times.

29:50 Speaker 1: Didn't he call in when I was on your He

29:52 Speaker 1: made my throat hurt? Didn't he call in?

29:54 Speaker 5: When?

29:56 Speaker 1: Did he call in when I was on your show?

29:58 Speaker 2: Yes? Yes, he started calling in a few years ago,

30:03 Speaker 2: and he was he had a lot of challenges in

30:06 Speaker 2: life going on. He lives up in Vermont, I think,

30:10 Speaker 2: and he's and he's a kind of a I guess,

30:12 Speaker 2: quote unquote hippie living off the grid, but was really

30:16 Speaker 2: struggling with a lot of demons on his back.

30:18 Speaker 1: And I'm sure he's ad throat surgery. I think it's

30:22 Speaker 1: I don't know.

30:22 Speaker 2: I don't know either I was like an a CDC

30:24 Speaker 2: cover band or something blew it out. But he's been

30:28 Speaker 2: calling in and another person that has gotten it together well,

30:36 Speaker 2: And I'm really happy that he's still calling and keeping

30:39 Speaker 2: contact with us. Yes, yes, So what did you want

30:42 Speaker 2: to hear?

30:42 Speaker 1: So he requested a song called Big Picture?

30:45 Speaker 2: Okay, So this song is about looking at the big picture,

30:47 Speaker 2: looking above, not looking direct like what's maybe that's what's happening.

30:53 Speaker 2: If youel a little stress in your life, yes, easy

30:56 Speaker 2: to get lost in that needs to de spiral.

30:58 Speaker 1: We all do it.

30:58 Speaker 2: We all we all challenging world. So sometimes if you

31:02 Speaker 2: look from a bobble down look at the big picture.

31:06 Speaker 1: Well, if you look from a down that'd be more

31:08 Speaker 1: like a bird's eye view. Yes, maybe you should write

31:11 Speaker 1: a song about that too. Okay, that's three no, but

31:15 Speaker 1: I I get what you're saying, very very positive, good

31:18 Speaker 1: good words of wisdom, and yeah, let's take a lot

31:20 Speaker 1: of This is called big picture.

31:22 Speaker 6: End of the day, you gotta look at the big picture.

31:26 Speaker 10: Whose phrase is that, at the end of the day

31:31 Speaker 10: you gotta look at the big picture.

31:34 Speaker 2: Who's phrase is that?

31:37 Speaker 6: I just want to leave day by day.

31:42 Speaker 9: What's the matter with that?

31:45 Speaker 6: Do I really have to look at the big picture?

31:49 Speaker 6: What's wrong with that?

31:53 Speaker 11: I just want to be grateful for what I have now,

31:57 Speaker 11: So please don't tell me to look my thoughts.

32:01 Speaker 9: I'm just living for the now.

32:04 Speaker 6: The big picture will be there when it's done.

32:08 Speaker 12: I want to note who made up the phrase look

32:12 Speaker 12: at the big picture?

32:14 Speaker 9: I don't know.

32:16 Speaker 6: I want to note who made up the phrase all

32:20 Speaker 6: kinda made preacher live for the now?

32:38 Speaker 2: Wow, very stripped down? Yes, I think that was this

32:42 Speaker 2: bass and drum?

32:44 Speaker 1: Is that you on the base?

32:46 Speaker 15: Yeah?

32:46 Speaker 1: I like the baseline little fucking heads asking yes, yes,

32:50 Speaker 1: thank you.

32:51 Speaker 2: I kind of cringed. I I really enjoy when I'm

32:53 Speaker 2: working with that my friend and doing those and he

32:57 Speaker 2: gets a lot of overlays and a lot of effects.

33:00 Speaker 1: Your friend who remains nameless.

33:03 Speaker 2: He's going by DJ C now DJ okay. He's he

33:08 Speaker 2: is my very good friend and he when he's I'm

33:12 Speaker 2: black enough to get him into my studio, mini studio

33:18 Speaker 2: that I have. We we have a good time. We

33:21 Speaker 2: bust through a lot of stuff trying to make some

33:22 Speaker 2: fun music. Yes, summer's over. I'm I'm I'm expecting a

33:30 Speaker 2: call from a long time caller. Do you see an

33:33 Speaker 2: Agnes on there?

33:35 Speaker 5: Oh?

33:36 Speaker 1: No, yeah, do you see an Agnes on the I

33:39 Speaker 1: think I remember Agnes though now, and I assume I.

33:42 Speaker 2: Just got off the phone with Agnes a couple of

33:44 Speaker 2: days ago. And older, lady eyes, you have raspy voice.

33:47 Speaker 1: Because nobody under the age of ninety has the name Agnes.

33:50 Speaker 2: You know, I know, it's all Kyles. It's all Kyles

33:54 Speaker 2: and never mind right right where sounds.

33:57 Speaker 4: Instead of Agnes?

33:58 Speaker 1: Yeah, like, yeah, well you can't.

34:03 Speaker 2: She's a very down to earth person. She's she's retired

34:07 Speaker 2: jury down to earth and unfortunately she's she's quit smoking

34:10 Speaker 2: it and oh she quit, yes, how she quit?

34:13 Speaker 5: Uh?

34:14 Speaker 2: She just she it's like you have to quit.

34:17 Speaker 1: Yeah.

34:19 Speaker 2: I don't know if it's too late, but she doesn't

34:21 Speaker 2: sound any better. But she's not coughing as much, so

34:24 Speaker 2: maybe that's a good.

34:25 Speaker 1: Oh, this might be her. Actually, let's see who this is. Hi,

34:27 Speaker 1: Welcome to Matt connorson Unleashed.

34:29 Speaker 2: Is this Matt Riggy?

34:32 Speaker 15: Thanks for taking my call. This is Ah this from

34:36 Speaker 15: the community. Get out Riggy with your new release. You

34:40 Speaker 15: hit the nail right on the head. We are sick

34:43 Speaker 15: and tired of people coming in our community and jumping

34:47 Speaker 15: in our pool. They are we get out of our pool,

34:53 Speaker 15: Get out of my pool. Then we heard your song

34:57 Speaker 15: and we feel even more connected to you than ever.

35:02 Speaker 6: Ladies and gentlemen, get out of my pool.

35:07 Speaker 2: Well, Agnes, thank you so much for calling in.

35:11 Speaker 1: She hung up.

35:13 Speaker 2: The original caller when I when I first went on

35:17 Speaker 2: this uh calling dream that people would be calling in,

35:25 Speaker 2: so fabricating it in uh a ka in uh inventing

35:30 Speaker 2: Agnes or I'll just leave it at that for the

35:33 Speaker 2: people listening.

35:34 Speaker 6: But Agnes uh.

35:37 Speaker 2: Went through the same thing that I think a lot

35:39 Speaker 2: of people go through that own pools now. If you

35:42 Speaker 2: ever owned a pool, Have you ever had a pool

35:44 Speaker 2: in your backyard.

35:44 Speaker 1: Or I've never I've never owned a pool.

35:47 Speaker 2: I mean, do you ever have a pool on your property.

35:49 Speaker 1: I've been in a pool?

35:51 Speaker 2: Well that let me. I recently was fortunate enough to

35:54 Speaker 2: purchase the house about nine years ago, okay, and it

35:58 Speaker 2: came with a pool. Okay, small pool in the back,

36:01 Speaker 2: not like the Olympic pools that you see in the seventies.

36:03 Speaker 3: Right.

36:04 Speaker 2: And let me tell you in the wintertime, when my

36:09 Speaker 2: snowblower broke down, and I see my neighbor across the

36:14 Speaker 2: street with his beautiful Toro solar powered cop holding, and

36:22 Speaker 2: I'm out there shoveling because I can't afford a good

36:24 Speaker 2: snowball and I just broke down. Fine, fine, I'm over it.

36:29 Speaker 2: Can you tell him over it? This summer and this

36:32 Speaker 2: summer and last summer, somebody gonna knock him my door. Hey, hey, neighbor,

36:38 Speaker 2: can we can use your pool? Me and my wife

36:43 Speaker 2: look at each other like is this really happening? And

36:47 Speaker 2: I almost said, hey, snowblower guy. I try to live

36:50 Speaker 2: in a peaceful neighborhood. Yes, but that kind of twirked

36:52 Speaker 2: me the wrong way. But the carrying their show that

36:55 Speaker 2: Ricky Mapleton is sure, no problem. Good good opened up

36:59 Speaker 2: the gate. He comes and he comes in with this.

37:01 Speaker 2: He comes in with his grandkid and his older son. No,

37:06 Speaker 2: I got three people in my pool.

37:09 Speaker 1: Oh my goodness. He didn't tell you that up front.

37:12 Speaker 2: No, And then he did it two more times during

37:15 Speaker 2: the summer. And much like agnes I wrote, I wrote

37:20 Speaker 2: this song and rebellion for people that use other people's pools.

37:25 Speaker 2: And this is the most rock song on this album.

37:28 Speaker 2: Put your rock and roll on and you see something

37:32 Speaker 2: that you don't like, it's okay to say, get out

37:36 Speaker 2: of my pool. All right, let's here it all right,

37:39 Speaker 2: here's the upper building of.

37:41 Speaker 1: All right.

37:42 Speaker 9: Here it is.

37:56 Speaker 6: You're using all the glory.

38:00 Speaker 7: I don't even know you.

38:03 Speaker 6: I only see you when it's hot.

38:05 Speaker 1: Out.

38:07 Speaker 9: Get out of my pool. Get out of my pool.

38:16 Speaker 9: I don't even know you. Get out of my pool.

38:22 Speaker 14: You're using up bubble colorine I've never seen when they're

38:26 Speaker 14: seven feet of stone aground.

38:28 Speaker 6: You're walking around with your beautiful stone blowers.

38:35 Speaker 9: Good out of my pool.

38:38 Speaker 6: I need your summer fool. I know what makes you truel.

38:44 Speaker 9: Why don't you get your own pool? Then you can

38:49 Speaker 9: be the fool.

38:51 Speaker 6: Why don't you just get out of my pool?

38:55 Speaker 2: Wow?

38:56 Speaker 1: Get out of My Rule by Ricky Mapleton. So Agnes

39:00 Speaker 1: inspired that.

39:02 Speaker 2: Agnes and my neighbor and people that come over. You

39:06 Speaker 2: know if you have a pool. When you have a pool,

39:11 Speaker 2: you spend a good amount of time keeping the pool clean,

39:14 Speaker 2: skimming the pool, vacuum me the pool, checking the pH

39:17 Speaker 2: of the pool, the chlorine, the pH up, the pH down.

39:19 Speaker 2: There's a lot that goes in to having a pool. Yes,

39:24 Speaker 2: so if somebody comes over and says, I want to

39:25 Speaker 2: get in your pool, you think they could shower a

39:28 Speaker 2: little bit. They looked a little bit disheveled, like they

39:30 Speaker 2: just painted their house and then jumped in my pool.

39:33 Speaker 8: Right.

39:34 Speaker 2: So this is when you have something in life later

39:36 Speaker 2: and gentleman inspires you go for it. But do something

39:41 Speaker 2: positive with that energy.

39:42 Speaker 5: Right.

39:43 Speaker 1: Wow, It's like Billy Ocean. Remember Billy Ocean. He had

39:48 Speaker 1: that song get out of my dreams, get into my car.

39:51 Speaker 2: Well that's kind of sketchy.

39:52 Speaker 1: Maybe it should have been get out of my dreams,

39:53 Speaker 1: get into my pool. You know, because he was inviting

39:56 Speaker 1: a lady.

39:58 Speaker 2: That's kind of yeah. I don't know.

39:59 Speaker 1: Well, yeah, you know what I'm saying. So I think

40:01 Speaker 1: that's you know what I'm saying. That's a nice thing

40:03 Speaker 1: in that case. But what you're saying is, you know,

40:07 Speaker 1: something very frustrated.

40:09 Speaker 2: Oh but that's an analogy for a lot of stuff.

40:11 Speaker 2: Get out of my pool, Yes, you know, get out

40:13 Speaker 2: of my pool? Yes, yes, or like like, you're ruining

40:17 Speaker 2: my ride. You ever had that re question before?

40:20 Speaker 1: Oh? Absolutely right. I mean no one's ever said it

40:22 Speaker 1: to me, you're ruining my ride, but get out of

40:25 Speaker 1: my pool. But uh, I'm looking for a track to

40:29 Speaker 1: for when we close out the segment, because we played

40:32 Speaker 1: everything that you sent me.

40:33 Speaker 2: Yeah, but I what are you think?

40:34 Speaker 12: I like this?

40:35 Speaker 1: I like this song. You're turning into one of those

40:39 Speaker 1: before I think I think that was one of my favorites.

40:41 Speaker 1: We might we might pull but before we run out

40:45 Speaker 1: of time, remind everybody where they can find uh the

40:49 Speaker 1: new album.

40:50 Speaker 2: Where it is up on YouTube, Spotify and all those

40:55 Speaker 2: other cool digital platforms that we can fortunately use now. Yes,

40:59 Speaker 2: because back in the day, back in the day, you

41:03 Speaker 2: could just stop get music and put it out even

41:06 Speaker 2: though it's out in a minuscule and you're a small

41:08 Speaker 2: piece of sand on the beach. At least it's out there, right,

41:12 Speaker 2: I don't have to get a record contract and get

41:15 Speaker 2: vinyl and you know what I'm saying, you know, like,

41:18 Speaker 2: so I feel very fortunate that I'm still kicking and

41:21 Speaker 2: enjoying the ability to do some some fun audio stuff.

41:28 Speaker 1: Yes, you know, yes, well we're glad about that as well.

41:30 Speaker 2: So what song did you did you listen?

41:32 Speaker 1: Did you like I'm Gonna play? You're turning into one

41:34 Speaker 1: of those you.

41:36 Speaker 2: Want to quick up on that. Are we running out?

41:38 Speaker 15: Yeah?

41:38 Speaker 2: Yeah, please, you're turning into one of those. Basically, when

41:42 Speaker 2: you're working with somebody, you're working with them for a

41:47 Speaker 2: period of time. They get a promotion, they say, oh,

41:52 Speaker 2: don't worry, we're still gonna be friends, and that tie

41:55 Speaker 2: gets so tight around their neck and they get so

41:57 Speaker 2: drunk with power that they turned in to one of

42:01 Speaker 2: those yes you have experienced that mant oh haven't we all?

42:05 Speaker 1: Yes, haven't we all?

42:07 Speaker 2: You ain't kid kid a share kid a share No, no, no,

42:11 Speaker 2: we'll just use the genetic. But we've all we've all

42:13 Speaker 2: been there. Yes, I'm glad you picked the song on Matt.

42:16 Speaker 2: Thank you very good. So we'll close out with this.

42:18 Speaker 1: Coming up, we've got Eli lev in the second hour.

42:21 Speaker 1: He's going to join us live in studio. But the

42:23 Speaker 1: great Ricky Mapleton, thank you for having me.

42:25 Speaker 2: Absolutely absolutely don't turn into one of those be a

42:28 Speaker 2: good person.

42:29 Speaker 1: That's right all right here.

42:30 Speaker 16: It is used to be one of us, always out

42:34 Speaker 16: laughing in the great group, sharing stories.

42:38 Speaker 2: We talk about dreams.

42:40 Speaker 9: Play in all of us.

42:42 Speaker 16: But now you're at the office to described because you're

42:46 Speaker 16: turning in, no turning.

42:52 Speaker 9: That's how we go.

42:54 Speaker 2: Say that I'm something that you.

42:59 Speaker 7: Want a.

43:02 Speaker 15: Journey turning into one of those.

43:13 Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, don't do it.

43:19 Speaker 16: You hear this message, Yeah, be doing your lost in

43:26 Speaker 16: those corporates call you will be turning into one of

43:30 Speaker 16: those find your way back, turn your way back to

43:36 Speaker 16: yourself your friends that you all do.

43:41 Speaker 9: Come on back now, come on back now, use.

43:45 Speaker 2: Your power for the good.

43:48 Speaker 9: You better be good.

43:49 Speaker 1: You better be good. You met.

43:56 Speaker 16: Rua to drop down R way to the top that

44:00 Speaker 16: now you're gonna go.

44:01 Speaker 7: Now let's