Naked Lunch

So I was purposely looking for negative comments on this podcast and to see why they were there… I saw one that stood out talking about how Phil and David have guests on there without explanation or introducing them or how they know certain celebrities and named dropping, but if you don’t fast-forward through any of the podcast minus the commercials, they clearly state in the beginning of the episode, their special guests, and how they are connected connected to that guest and why they are putting them on the show to be interviewed. I was a little confused, but then I realized who’s not understand. This has been fast forwarding the podcast. The show was great and they do eat lunch with people they enjoy having in their lives through connections or through work experience or somehow crossing paths at some point in their lives. It clearly stated everything is clear so if anybody else is a little confused please read this comment. By the way, I bet in Portland was doing his book tour and I had no idea who David is I just nonchalantly ask him if Phil could be on my podcast and I wish I would’ve stopped to talk to David Moore because his background is so interesting because I really love music and films.

He’s so interesting and well informed. And a mensch I wonder why the sound is so poor. Especially with the music lover like David. It often sounds like he’s not in front of his mic and the worst is when you have Collins because it’s very difficult to understand anything they asking.

What no I LOVE LUCY!! Enjoy the podcast and the guests you have are entertaining the banter between you with your great life experiences and of course the food and travel are definite highlights too

I very much enjoy the podcast. It accompanies me on most of my walks and workouts. I do want to offer one piece of constructive criticism for David….try to minimize using “like” in your questions and when relating stories. It makes my toes curl, particularly given the frequency with which you use the word. For me, it’s very distracting and takes away from the substance and integrity of what you’re saying.