Happy Birthday, Pete (Hour 1)

Broadcasting live from the Civic Media Studios in Green Bay.

This is Night Light with Pete Schwabba.

Your inside source on everything entertainment from Wisconsin to Hollywood.

And

now a guy whose house has an actual wiggle room, Pete Schwabba.

Welcome, ladies and gentlemen.

Let's do it.

It's Friday night.

Friday night edition of Light Night.

Light.

Light Night, I'm off to a good start.

Night Light!

I am so drunk, I have to be honest.

You celebrated in the wiggle room today?

I did.

I threw a few back.

No, I didn't.

I have a... You know what?

That's kind of sad.

I can't even be drunk on the air if I wanted to be because I have an hour-long commute.

There's always a hotel room.

How's that for perspective?

Great to have you with me.

It is Friday night and this is Night Light with Peach Waba.

I am Peach Waba.

And we are broadcasting live statewide.

And wherever you are joining us from, it is a pleasure to have you here, folks.

We've got a lot of fun plans tonight.

We're all about music tonight.

We're going to read some texts.

We have a great question.

Writing shotgun, as always, is the lovable producer, Conrad.

Hello.

I just want to say happy birthday.

And I wanted it to be extra special for you this year.

Really?

So earlier in the week, you know how new stations, they can put your name.

in their broadcast for, you know, for birthdays.

Okay.

Well, I did that.

But the only thing is, for have it to be $0, it had to be a 2 AM.

So I set the DVR

for $0.

I mean, you don't want to pay.

Yeah.

Nothing says love like a freebie.

Okay.

So, well, I did get the audio from it.

Really?

So we can play that now.

Yeah, let's hear it.

I'm curious.

WBLO, false news at 2.

We bring you the scoop.

Oh, is this thing out?

Good morning, I am John Johnson with your WBLO false news at 2AM.

Today we open up with a story from the entertainment world.

Adrian Brody called local radio host about his long Oscar speech.

Adrian was not happy.

Yeah, I know a lot of people didn't like my speech.

You think I don't know that?

You know how many phone calls I still have to make?

Yeah, no one understands.

Maybe you should've kept it under five minutes,

Brody.

Now let's look at birthdays with Benson Bensonson.

Thanks, John Johnson.

Let's look at the birthdays today.

Happy 12th birthday to Veronica from mom, dad, gram, gram, and gram, gram.

We love you.

Get ready for cake.

And happy 33rd birthday to Peach Cobbler.

I can't be right happy 33rd birthday Pete Schwabba from your producer Conrad You thought you'd get away from the dogs barking happy birthday, but you were wrong here.

They are now Wow

How about a talented bunch of barking dogs?

Let's throw it to Paul Paulson with a traffic

update.

Thank you, Benson Benson.

Well, there's not much traffic because it's 2 a.m.

Wait a minute.

Here's a car.

Hello, sir.

Back to you, John Johnson.

Thank

you,

Paul.

Now let's throw it to Georgia Georgeison for the weather.

Thanks, John.

Today it's going to rain.

Wait, did he?

Did they say it's Peach Cobbler's birthday?

I love Peach Cobbler.

Georgia, I believe it's Peach Shwaba, not Peach Cobbler.

Oh yeah, um, pack an umbrella.

Back to you, John.

Thank you, Georgia!

Georgia's in!

Now let's throw it to Ken Kensin for sports.

Thanks, John.

Our team's going more than the hour.

Thank you, Ken Kensin!

For WBLO, false news at 2 AM, I'm John Johnson.

I'll see you again.

WBLO, false news at 2.

We bring you the scoop.

WBLO.

Okay, a couple things.

You had me, I almost teared up until I heard the dogs barking.

And then, boy, if you don't go far in sports with that voice, Conrad, I don't know what happened.

That's beautiful.

Thank you, buddy.

That was very sweet.

Thank you.

How funny is it that I pitched yesterday, I told you my new idea, what we're gonna do is the INN network, the Inappropriate News Network, and you're probably in the back of your head like, oh, that's interesting.

Something that's interesting on those lines.

Oh, I mean that the DVR was set.

I had to tune into them They're my favorite.

They're my favorite local news

station crazy that all those names ended up like that.

Yeah, you know, Georgia, Georgia sin George George's Benson

none of them sound contrived either That's what was so great about it.

But no seriously.

Thank you.

That was really nice That's a great way to kick off a birthday episode.

When is your birthday again?

I know we do June 10th June 10th.

All right, so now I got a top that okay

Maybe I'll incorporate you maybe I'll get you to I'll play a joke on you and get you to do something and you won't even know it's for your birthday I'm producing your We do have a great show tonight folks.

It is a birthday show.

It is my birthday today, so that Well, let's do let's do guests and then we'll come to the question our guests tonight.

We have a really good lineup and it's all about the music tonight our friends Amelie and John from 7,000 Apart are here and the way it's interesting.

They don't know this but

When I talk about them, I tell everybody I discovered them.

So I don't know how they feel about that.

And if they're listening, maybe they hear that, but I just take credit for them.

And I'm OK doing that.

But they'll be here at 635.

Great musical duo.

They like to perform here in studio as well as on other shows here at Civic Media.

They've worked down the block at Hagermeister Park.

They play live in Sweden all the time.

They're they met.

I love the story.

They met at Preble High School when she was an exchange student.

And they did the long distance thing and that's where the name 7,000 apart comes from.

It's 7,000 kilometers and now they're married and they travel all over the place and they've got

They're going places.

They're doing some really great stuff.

So they'll be here to perform tonight.

They've got a new album out, all kinds of fun stuff.

That's at 635.

And then, ladies and gentlemen, it is a bar band Friday night.

Terry Barr, our friend from Maxink Radio, will be here at 735, as she so often is.

And she will share new music with us and some great conversation.

Now, I want to roll from Terry Barr into what our question of the night is because, yeah, go ahead.

Well, I just got to say, I just got a voicemail.

Oh, really?

It's the weirdest thing this thing doesn't take voicemails, but we got one.

Is it from Bob Boberson?

Should I display it?

I'm curious.

Yeah, let's see what's going on.

Hey, is he on the line now?

Yeah, all right.

Hey peach cobbler.

It's Jimmy Stewart from heaven.

I've got a little poem for you.

Yeah, you know, I like to write poems and everything.

Well, let me tell you something peach cobbler at your birthday today and gee whiz that's just swell

Up here in heaven, we're all tipping our halos and ringing them bells with a jubilant yell.

The peach, you're warm like a Sunday sunset and as sweet as the stars in a clear midnight sky.

If birthdays were movies, well, this one's a classic and a feel-good showstopper and no need to ask why.

So, so peach, you blow out them candles, you make one hell of a wish.

And don't you dare skimp on the vanilla ice cream, because life's just a wonderful, wonderful thing.

And you, dear Peach, you're the star of the scene.

I want to wish you a happy birthday, Peach Cobbler.

I hope you have a great birthday.

Have a good one.

Bye now.

Who the hell names their kid, Peach Cobbler?

I don't get it.

He wasn't hung up yet.

I don't think you realized.

You know, it's such a great touch.

Uh, the vanilla ice cream.

Thank you, Jimmy, from Beyond the Grave.

Not many people get birthday wishes from Beyond the Grave,

so that

was very nice.

All of you guys, it was just great.

Thank you.

It's been a fun day.

I've heard from so many civic media people today.

I didn't even think they'd like me.

because I never bring donuts when I go and do the show from Madison.

But no, it's outstanding and it's been a really great day.

So thank you so much.

We'll keep this train rolling with our question of the night.

Let's talk about

the

question.

Okay, question.

Question.

Question.

Pregunta.

Question.

Question.

Okay, I have a question.

Questions.

This question.

Domanda.

Question.

Question.

Questions.

What is...

Our question of the night.

I went off the page.

There we go.

What celebrity do you share a birthday with?

Very simple.

And here's what we're going to do, folks.

Share what celebrity you share a birthday with.

Text it in on the stream, on the app, old school, on the phone at 8557-524-842-8557-5 Civic.

Text us who you share a birthday with.

And we are going to write down these names.

And at the end of the night, we are going to vote someone.

as the coolest birthday celebrity sharer.

We'll find out who shares a birthday with the coolest celebrity, and we're gonna bring in the talents of our friend Terri Barr.

We'll read them when she's here.

Conrad, Terri, and I will decide who has the coolest celebrity birthday.

That sounds fun.

That's great.

For

yours.

I can't pick myself, right?

No, and you kind of poo

pooed your own.

The mine is June 10th, so I share a birthday with Kate Upton.

Yeah.

Uh, Judy Garland.

Okay.

And Bill Burr.

Okay.

That's good.

So those are three right there.

You kind of sounded like you were a little down on the people you shared birthday with, but those are

good,

I think.

It's all right.

Kate Upton's the best one.

For what reasons?

She's a great actress.

She played a nun in the three, the Fairly Brothers edition of the Three Stooges.

Uh, my birthday celebrities are Vince Vaughn.

Julia Styles I do have kind of a connection to Julia Styles because I co-wrote a film called a guy thing with Greg Lana and That came out in 2004.

I think from MGM and Julia is in the movie.

So I share a birthday with her and Lady Gaga So those are three.

I think Julie is an A-lister but Vince Vaughn and Lady Gaga those are pretty good.

I'll take that I'd say Vince Vaughn's my favorite.

You think so?

Vince Vaughn's one of my favorite

actors.

So

yeah, I It's weird.

I like Vince Vaughn

In the movies I like them in, I love them.

Swingers, phenomenal.

Old school, phenomenal.

Wedding crashers, good.

I didn't like that movie as much as I like the others, but I love old school, love swingers, and yeah, Vince Vaughn is hilarious.

So there was another thing actually today.

When I was rolling into work, I just tuned into a random radio station, and it played this, and I think it was connected to you actually.

Really?

Americans up 40.

Now we're up to our long-distance dedication.

This is a special message for someone even sweeter than their name, and it reads like this.

Dear Casey, there's someone out there who makes life just a little bit warmer, a little bit sweeter, and a whole lot more special.

His name is Peach Cobbler, and today is his birthday.

From the moment I heard him on the radio, I knew he was something special.

comforting, unforgettable, and always the best part of my day.

He lights up every room like a freshly baked dessert coming out of the oven, and the world is a better place because he's in it.

Casey, could you please wish Peach Cobbler a happy birthday and Peach wherever you are?

Just know I'm out here thinking about you, celebrating you, and maybe even saving a scoop of ice cream just for you.

Signed, Gary.

Gary, here's your long distance dedication.

Happy birthday to Peach Cobbler from all of us at American Top 40.

Wow.

Todd Michaels at a busy week.

On my

behalf.

That's so funny.

Wherever Diane McWilliams is these days, I doubt she's listening.

But thank you for the Peach Cobb.

She's the one who thought my name was Peach Cobb.

You guys are getting

a lot of

mileage out of that.

I'm going to tell you all about a break into spring contest, folks, when we come back.

And we'll read your text.

Who's your birthday?

Who do you share a birthday with?

What celebrity?

Let us know.

Here at Nightlight, we'll read it on the air.

And you might win our contest with no prizes later.

It's Peach Wabba at Nightlight on the Civic Media Radio Network.

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So good luck everybody.

These are great prizes.

I love these.

I still think I'd take Chula.

I'm going bros.

Yeah, those are good seats.

Chula, you get an overnight stay though.

Yeah.

County Stadium.

They don't let you stay.

I still call it County Stadium.

They don't let

you stay overnight.

It's

vacancy.

I do, I do, would like a, would like a Chula Vista stay too.

How about a, how about club level seats?

Then you book

up to the Dells and crash a Chula Vista.

There you go.

That could be fun.

So we've got some texts here, which is, oh, look at these texts.

This is great.

I never know how to say it's whizzler.

I always want to call

him

a whizzer, but that's not really, I don't think that was meant for us though.

Just let you know happy thought my grandson's are wrestling.

Oh, was it whizzer whizzer is Texting the show.

He says just let you know happy thought my grandsons are wrestling in Madison now oldest is 12 1 the state championship Yeah, wow, that's pretty cool.

Congratulations whizzer to you and your grandson.

I'm sure you're very proud.

I uh That's impressive.

Yeah, I

wrestle you got kind of a you get your

I wrestle

stocky and strong.

I think until like

Can

I

guard?

I don't know.

You just

decided.

Roll around with another dude.

I went to baseball and the other sports.

Okay.

Wrestling's a good, if you don't mind the ears, you do get those cauliflower ears

sometimes.

I mean, wrestling is just a great workout.

It is great work.

And you have to train.

No question.

Whistler, congrats to you and your grandson.

That's pretty exciting.

And he put a little emoji there.

That's kind of cool.

Dennis from Milwaukee says, John Lennon.

Conrad, that's a good one.

That's a pretty cool one.

So Dennis from Milwaukee, he's in the 414.

He shares a birthday with John Lennon.

And what we're asking you guys to do is text in who you share a birthday with.

And at the end of the show, Conrad, Terry Barr, and me, we will all decide who has the coolest celebrity birthday.

So Dennis is on board from Milwaukee with John Lennon.

That'll be tough to beat.

Angie from Monroe says, Jesus, okay.

He might have just topped John Lennon.

She says, Andy says the 24th.

Isn't Jesus' birthday the 25th?

Unless she's talking about a guy named Jesus who I don't know.

I assume she's talking about Jesus, last name Christ.

But we'll put that one down too.

Angie has Jesus, Dennis from Milwaukee.

Oh, he texted twice.

He's apparently trying to get a leg up on Jesus.

Luann from Green Bay says October 2nd, Gordon Sumner.

Kelly Rippa and Charlie Brown love it Luan Who is Gordon Sumner again?

Is he the guy in the police?

No, that's Andy Summers You gotta find out who Gordon Sumner is.

Yeah, no, he's That's really weird sting came up.

Maybe isn't the police That's great.

Thank you Luan from the 608 George W. Bush and the Dalai Lama

A couple of world stage heavy hitters there.

Thank you, 608.

Tammy from Eau Claire says, Dr. Seuss, her birthday is March 2nd.

Dr. Seuss, that's a good one.

You keeping up with this Conrad?

He's

gonna

have writer's block by the time we're done with this.

From the 608.

Oh, she's giving, I think that's Malaya is her name.

So write that down with...

Oh,

okay.

Malaya is George W. Bush and Dalai Lama.

She just put in one name like Malaya.

I'm like, oh, maybe that's a new pop star I haven't heard of.

And maybe you are.

If you are Malaya, good for you.

Tom from Minona says, happy birthday.

Pete, Joe Cocker is my birthday buddy.

Nice.

That's a great one too.

Thank you very much, Tom, for the birthday wishes.

608 says July 6th.

And I think that is Malaya again.

Yep.

Okay.

Very well done.

Luanne from Green Bay says, happy birthday, Peach Cobbler.

Thank you very much, Luanne.

I bet you wish you had a name that sounded like a fresh, tasty dessert.

Yeah, I wish.

I could be like apple tort or something like that.

All I

have to do is say my name and it makes me hungry.

I want something sweet.

Sherry from Horakon says, happy birthday, Pete.

Hi, Conrad.

Hi, Sherry.

Great to have you with us tonight.

Rob from Green Bay says, I share a birthday with Johnny Cash.

I have a feeling, because we're letting Terri in on the fun tonight.

I don't know if she knows this yet, but she's probably gonna go linen or cash, just because she's a music person.

Terri Ryan, she's in the 414, says, Arnold Schwarzenegger.

All right, these are great, outstanding.

Keep those texts coming, folks.

Who do you share?

What celebrity do you share a birthday with?

It could be just any person of note, a Hollywood celebrity, a sports figure, politician, world do-gooder.

We would love to hear from you.

Rich on the stream, Rich, oh, our buddy, Rich Lucasio says, I share a birthday with Jonah Hill.

Oh, that's pretty

cool.

That's a good one.

And he says, happy birthday, Schwabenator.

Didn't we change my wrestling name?

You

didn't like it though.

But what was, yeah, it was a little bit of a stretch, but what was it?

It was, I forgot.

I forgot

now.

Yeah, me too.

Rich, if you remember, let us know.

And Todd Alba also on the stream.

There's no bigger fan of Todd Alba than Pete Schwabba.

And Todd says, happy birthday, Pete.

Cheers.

Thank you, buddy.

And a tip of my hat to Aaron Zomers on that thing you put together.

He's

Paul Paulson, actually.

He's Paul Paulson.

Yeet Schwabba's name.

I didn't want to ruin it because I know,

you

know, but whatever station that was, Aaron worked for them before he worked for us.

That was good.

So good stuff.

All right.

7,000 Apart is here right when we come back from the news.

Can't wait to talk to these guys.

They're back from Sweden.

They're back in Green Bay.

They got a whole bunch of shows lined up, and we're going to talk to them about everything when we come back after the news, and we will read some more of your texts.

Let us know what celebrity you share a birthday with, and we'll see if it's the coolest celebrity of the night.

Conrad and Terry and I will all decide by the end of the show.

Great to have you with me on this Friday night.

Thanks for helping me celebrate my birthday, folks.

It's Pete Schwabba and Nightlight on the Civic Media Radio

Network.

Alright.

Welcome back to Nightlight.

I am Pete Schwabba.

Riding shotgun is the lovable producer Conrad and we are reading your text.

Our question tonight is who do you share a celebrity birthday with?

We're going to read the text at the end of the night or read who shares what birthday with whom and we will decide who has the coolest celebrity birthday.

Terry Barber will hopefully help us do that.

Jim from Appleton says J.R.R.

Tolkien.

That's Lord of the Rings, right?

I think it's Lord of the Rings.

That's a good

one.

608 says Mel Gibson, Greta Thunberg, Eli Manning.

Wow.

Some good.

Am I saying Thunberg?

She's Swedish,

right?

You're talking so fast,

I don't even understand that.

Is that Swedish?

Oh, I love it.

Oh, that's

great.

We played at her high school.

You did?

We know

her sister.

Yeah, we know her sister.

She recorded in our studio.

Yeah, we wrote with her sister.

She's an artist, yeah.

So I don't want to sound stupid, but does everybody in Sweden know each other?

Or is it?

Kind of.

It's pretty small.

See, I

picture you guys going back there hanging out with like ABBA.

Yeah, I wish.

We're like one step away from that.

We're one step away.

We know someone who works with one of the ABBA members a lot.

Wow.

So you know, like we're getting there.

Who was the other artist that came out in the 90s?

She had, you've got the look.

Oh, do you mean Rookset?

Roxette,

she's sweet too, right?

Yeah, so they're duo actually.

And she passed away a few years ago.

She did?

But they are touring now apparently, yeah.

Really?

But with just another sweetest.

She is some good tune.

Didn't she sing the song It Must Have Been Love from, that's a beautiful

song.

Wow,

I didn't know she passed away.

Yeah.

Yeah, it's good song.

You can

add that to your

setlist tonight.

We get asked to do a rock set quite often.

Do you

really?

That doesn't surprise me.

All

right, the voices you're hearing folks,

as you're probably

bringing these fine people onto the show, are Amelie and John from 7000 Apart.

They are two of our favorites here at Nightlight, and they've been on the show several times.

Always fun to have you guys.

You're back from Sweden.

You're bi-continental.

Yes.

You spend time in Green Bay.

Yeah.

And in Sweden, so

that's so cool.

So

welcome back.

And how what do you like better?

We can't play favorites.

Yeah, like we can't play favorites.

Yeah, we like we like things about both places.

And I think the more that we are in both places, we want to like enjoy the things about the place that we're currently in.

Yeah, you know, so it's

like there's things we like in both.

Do you, John?

All right.

And both of you, do you like it in your home country a little more, just like to to live?

because it's more convenient or does it not?

I mean, we chose to live in Stockholm for a reason.

I mean, that's why we are there as our base.

But again, it's very little about missing a place.

It's more about appreciating a place when we're in that place.

So when we come back here, we're like, oh my gosh, you have this thing and that thing.

Oh, that's so great.

And oh my gosh, this is so nice and the people.

I would say it's more about appreciating things more.

We

love the touring here,

but in Sweden we

love the recorded music industry side of things.

And we love our van here, but we also love walking in Stockholm.

You know what I mean?

You can't take that with you.

We

cannot take our van with us.

Excellent van.

Oh my gosh, I wish.

I really wish I could do

that.

That's fantastic.

So let's talk about...

Well, first, I want to ask you something.

You said you were in Snow White.

You did the voice of who?

Of Snow White.

In this new

movie that just came out.

In the new movie Snow White, yeah.

In Swedish.

So you went into the studio and like dubbed?

Yeah.

Oh, that is amazing.

Thank you.

So when you watch a Swedish version of Snow White, that's your voice.

That's gonna

be me, yeah.

Or that is me.

I guess it's out already, so yeah.

How did you get that?

So I've been I've been voice acting since I was 10 years old.

And so I have been going in and out of the studio a little bit.

Obviously, like when we moved here to the US, I had to kind of put that on hold for a bit.

But then now that we moved back, I get to come into the studio more.

And so it was called to a voice test, which is like an audition.

And so, yeah, I got to go in in December.

Where did you

go?

So

it's in Stockholm.

It's at a place called IUNO.

They're a big company.

They do

they have like offices all over the world.

And yeah, so I went there and got to sing a little bit and talk a little bit.

And then it was me and I think three other girls who got to do the voice test and then they chose me.

Oh my gosh.

I got

to choose.

Wow.

Yeah.

I was up for that too.

I'm

happy.

If

I didn't

get

it,

I'm happy

it was one of my friends.

Your range wasn't big enough for you apparently.

I didn't know Swedish either.

That was kind of a ding.

One of those things.

Before we get any further, it is.

birthday, we have to sing you happy birthday.

You have some musicians in suit.

We have to.

All right.

And so my question is here.

Do you want your birthday song in Swedish or in English or in both?

Oh, what do you think?

I think I should go Swedish, right?

I think, yeah, I think that'd

be pretty cool.

Can you choose both?

Oh, yeah, if you can do it twice.

I've only had a son.

They're different.

They're different.

The Swedish song is different.

So I need you to help me, though, because we need to clap.

Oh, all right.

Swedish is very specific.

OK, we'll start with the Swedish one.

And then I need four who raise.

And technically you don't have to do it because it's like, it's your birthday, so you don't have to.

But if you want to join in, you have to.

The producer, you're welcome to

do it as

well.

You're welcome to do it.

Okay, so it goes

like this.

Wow, that's actually only the seventh time that's been sung

to

me

in Sweden.

No,

I should have

known that.

That was when the

Horace came in.

For next year.

We'll be here for next year.

Yeah Happy birthday to you Happy birthday

Could you please bring me my handkerchief?

That was beautiful.

Thank you so much, you guys.

That was fun.

Bilingual birthday wishes.

Of course, there you go.

I love it.

Maybe you'll be more memorable.

I

think it

is.

Like that one time Swedes yelled at me.

No, let's okay.

So you're a bona fide and I just got it sung to me by a bona fide movie star Are you hoping to do more that kind of work?

I mean, I love it I adore it and so obviously like the more I get to do the happier I am but But I also I am aware of that I'm hard to book because I spend half of my time here in Wisconsin Right and so I take what I can get but I don't expect much.

Okay So let me ask you this John.

Do you ever yeah?

I mean now that you guys kind of have a foot into the movie world so to speak

Do

you have

any desire to write music for movies or

scores or anything?

Yeah, I mean, I mean definitely like That's something we're definitely in Interested in in like writing music and having our music in movies and TV.

We've had one song in a MTV show actually so

far

But yeah, we'd love to do it more and but I have actually gotten to record at this studio as well for other actors and I got to be a stormtrooper that died in a Star Wars TV show

Yeah, that's pretty cool.

So

that's my

claim

to fame.

Yeah,

the one line

That's all

I

think all Star Wars fans could die the

next day if they have

fun.

He has like a Star Wars tattoo

So is that hard like

Movie music and writing music for movies.

I'm sure it's like a whole other

It's a very competitive field in the same way like live is or anything else.

It's very specific very niche You can like if you get to a certain size as an artist you can get your music into movies and TV a lot easier But

if you're

doing it like as your main thing, it's very niched.

Yeah, but it's fun.

Yeah

Have you gotten to watch the

movie yet with you doing the voice?

I haven't.

No, because it premiered just last week and we were here and I can't find it in Swedish in Green Bay.

Sadly, they don't, they only show

the American version.

I haven't even done that yet, but I really want to.

So we'll probably go this week.

Every Thursday, we do the popcorn pick of the week here, and we have someone on to talk about their movie-watching approach and snacks they like, and then they give us a movie pick, and Frank Hermans from Green Bay, do you guys know Frank?

Yeah,

of course

you

do.

And

he picks Snow White.

Yeah, that's

public as we just talked about it.

He loved it.

Yeah, oh, that's good.

I'm glad he did.

So we've got a lot to get to.

You've got a date coming up.

But do you guys want to play something before the break?

We have about five minutes.

Absolutely.

Do you want something uptempo?

Do you want something pretty?

Hey, I'm just thrilled to have you guys here.

Let's do one of each.

If you don't mind

doing two songs, you pick what you want to do.

We can also do a verse and a chorus, and then just switch to the next one.

We can do that as

well.

I love the whole song, if

you don't mind.

So you guys

figure out if you want to rock it first or go slow.

It's totally up to you.

Do you want to do it slower?

Yeah, let's do that.

What's this one called?

This one is called Soul and So Much Skars.

I

think you did this last

time.

We did it?

Okay.

Yeah, I love this song.

Okay,

good.

Okay, perfect.

a childhood dreams might not ever get my break not sure that I have got what it takes I made my share of mistakes I am fine

and soma's scars

that's a great song thank you thank you it's been really well received we we just released it about

beautiful

two months ago and yeah we're just you got you

don't maybe don't remember this you were here probably I don't know winter three four months ago you

had

a friend with you oh

yeah that was yeah that must have no that was summer

someone you're collaborating

it was summer because it was jasmine or our basis yeah

And you

guys, I

think you played that song when you were here.

Tell us

what

that means again.

Oh yeah, it means so much.

I struggled a lot with my mental health, especially during COVID times.

And it got really, really bad, but I did what I could.

And you know, I went to therapy and I took the pills and I tried to take care of my body and my mind and eventually things got better.

And so this song is about when things finally start to get clear again, then you start to like...

appreciate life in a whole different way again.

And you might be changed because of what you went through, but it's not just for the worse, it's actually also for the better.

That's great.

Well, I love when someone is affected by something in their life

and

their life and then turns it into something so beautiful, some art.

Yeah, that's beautiful.

Those high notes must be tough

when you

have a cold or something.

Yeah, yeah, it goes really high.

Can

you go lower if you have to?

Oh, yeah, yeah, just tune down.

That's great.

Amelie and John are here.

They are 7,000 apart, and their name comes, this is great.

Preble was the school you guys met at.

You

were a foreign exchange student.

John was a student there.

You guys did the long distance thing for a while,

and you were

7,000 kilometers

apart.

Three

years.

Wow, and here you are making me, and you're married, right?

Yeah, yeah, we've been married for eight and a half years, do you believe it?

You guys are kids.

Wow.