Josh Le Tissier calls in from Bangkok mid-tour to talk about the honest side of building a DJ career. We get into what happens when things slow down after a big year, why he spent maybe too long in the local club, and how he still holds a full time day job while touring internationally. The heart of it: 20 people showing up for you is actually a lot, even when social media makes it feel like nothing. A grounded conversation about longevity, real fans, and building something that lasts instead of chasing numbers.

Timestamps:
(00:00) Intro
(02:14) Struggles this past year
(02:49) When things slow down
(04:28) How long it really takes
(06:00) Too long in the local club
(07:47) Viral vs being ready
(09:11) Why nerves are good
(11:45) Does the excitement fade
(14:06) Touring alone
(17:26) Touring with a day job
(20:26) A day job and your ego
(21:28) What he'd do differently
(22:13) Depth over width
(24:54) Why 20 people is a lot
(26:33) The Christmas test
(30:58) What's next

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