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2:05 As always from them was that holliford Allah? Yes. As always, we always start off with the sad news. We only have a couple song on a bunch of these as quickly as possible. Actor, Benjamin Masters died recently from complications of covid, while battling dementia while appearing in such films / TV, movies as mandango, All That Jazz making this the right Mugsy heartbeat and the second Civil War just name. A few Benjamin is perhaps best known for his portrayal of Julian Crane in. And 49 episodes of the daytime Series. So passions which are from 1999 to 2008. He was 75. I know, you know how big a fan there, right?

2:45 Then I use a lot of soap today that I don't have any more room for any more soap in my life. That's that's really how it goes. There's so much soap that's being used. It's like overload. It was so, but yeah, Charlie your that, I think pastors was MPC, right? So, that's how you know, you're always tells you have now that wasn't Is he one of those old Tech guy? Thank you. Well, I mean he was a kind of a show. I've never seen passion so I can't say no no, I'm just sorry to say I don't know. No worries. He was 75. So for us it's like an end last bit of a sad news final bit of sad news real life Daredevil Robert Edward Knievel the second better known as Robbie Knievel.

3:30 Also died this week from pancreatic cancer View. You remember Evel, Knievel? That was his son. What can be said about, he he did tons of motorcycle jump Stables, where he was most famous for. I remember seeing a couple of things and it's weird when you want to Daredevil because you want to see him because you want to see him crash but you don't want to see him crash because that's the whole point of seeing their double sun, right? My right toe. Oh yeah, I mean it's it's ridiculous. If you want to seem Chris you want to see him do the stunt set a record but you know they just love when they crashed because the slow-mo Goes crazy on that. You can watch them bounce around in slow motion if that's what you want to do. I remember want people really like that. I've got I don't I remember when Evel Knievel jumped, the fountain at Caesar's Palace and he came down and it was a bad landed.

4:22 Oh my god! Did they go quit? Dave beat a dead horse with the slow motion to that and it was disgusting actually to see this poor guy being mangled. Yeah you know man. Ajan. It's like my name. Porteous. You don't like me joking about people dying on the news every week. It's really important. Yeah. It's it's something like, you know, people like to watch them die. Sorry to each other. God was a fan of his of his stuff. I used to watch the stuff all the time. Oh my God.

5:08 Yeah. He's and I am glad that he didn't die during this time. And, you know, it's kind of a Bittersweet that he died through patreon. Do you remember when, remember when the Evel Knievel, jump, the Grand Canyon. Yes, I do. And he was going to make it but the parachute opens who early. Yes, I do. Oh my God and he just missed Landing in the water which would have been certain death for him? Yes. Unbelievable. Just a side note, my grand daughter Eva. She likes to jump from the ottoman to the couch, to the catch. So my daughter named to Eva. Knievel. Here you go.

5:48 So moving on from the it's so crazy. It must be true. Follow-up Department, last works. It's true. Last year, we had numerous reports on the ongoing to the actor. Ezra Miller with most recently, a citation to appear in court for felony burglary, into a dwelling where several bottles of alcohol were taken fluent in the residence and the homeowners were not present turns out, Ezra avoided, jail by pleading guilty, to a single lesser charge, unlawful trespassing in his plea deal. Ezra has to pay $500 and face one year of probation, which includes no drinking. Random drug test and a commitment to continue. Seeking mental health.

6:37 Treatment lawyer says as replied guilty this morning to a misdemeanor off unlawful trespassing. In Vermont Superior Court, accepted the conditions Ezra will like to possess. I would like to thank the court and the community for their trust and patience through this process. And once again, would like to acknowledge the love and support, they receive from their family friends who continue to be a vital piece in their ongoing mental health, froz not paying any attention or care for that matter. Without without pleading down the Lesser chart, if found guilty azra, would have been facing more than 20 years in jail. Yeah, that's here in for the Felon. So, wow. I mean, I just gotta, I just gotta admit something. I'm not, I'm not trying to be funny, it's just, I feel like I have to get this off my chest, okay? Pictures of Ezra Miller and even like the crime listings kind of reminds me of my current boyfriend. You've mentioned this before it just does. Yeah, just reminds me of it.

7:38 And I got to say also it's like a side note and I'm talking about Ezra Miller down after that with my boyfriend at this point. But it's like, you know, for through this type of character that just keeps committing crimes and other people say like, you know, after the third one, I don't you just realize, this is a lifestyle. This is not a mistake. Well that's why he's in a rehab. Remember, we reported. He was going to rehab and now he played good but down there, lesser charge so he's getting his His life back in order, he pays that 500 hard-earned dollars. Well, I need the lobotomy Do you mark this story? Never ceases. Talking about unlawful entry these.

8:18 This story never ceases to amaze me and I love it to death. Do you remember when the actor Rip Torn, who was a heavy drinker? Do you remember when he was alive? He was totally wiped out smashed and he couldn't get into his house. He wind up breaking into his house. And you didn't know it, but he thought it was his house, but he was breaking into a bank and they found him sleeping. Oh my God! Yes! Sleeping on the floor in the middle of the back. I freaking love that story. Wow.

8:59 Talk about your unlawful entry. How do you break in though? It was like back in the day you know what you can easily like break through the door of a bank. It's the safe, that's the problem. But I mean he probably he probably in his drunken rage like broke a window or something like that. And you know, that's when the along and he walked in and he just laid down like he thought it was his house. Unreal. Oh my God. My favorite Rip Torn story. So are we gonna have us? The bank was my house. That'd be cool.

9:41 You know, you know, who Rip Torn is. Right? Jen. She's I know everybody is. She has no idea who I know. Nobody, dude. Did you see volleyball? Of course, of course, I know. Not volleyball, Dodge board. Oh yeah. No, that's yes. He was the guy in the wheelchair. Interesting. Yeah, yeah, I remember him. Yeah. So she actually. All right, moving on, that's a lot of nuts. The new Avatar sequel has held on to the number one spot in domestic box office pulling in an additional thirty. Two point, eight million dollars in ticket sales in its fifth week of release at. Number one beating out the new horror-film Megan was pulled an additional 18 million dollars in its second week of release. For those of you keeping track and you have it, our SQL is the highest grossing film of this year. So, So far whatever, 470 point, six million dollars, followed by Megan as 60 point two million dollars. So, once again, Avatar is holding on some number of one spot for five weeks in a row.

10:41 I think it might go on for a little bit longer. I think we have me. How have none of that money? That's just true. I suddenly, I still have yet to see it. So when I finally get to see a property off at number 1, by the time, I got around to saying it, but I'm curious though. I liked your video. Yeah, so let's see. So moving on. From thee. Apparently, it didn't make a difference after all Department available to make a difference. After all Department, was once again, the Golden Globes have come and gone and according to the numbers of the live, italic, as drew the second lowest viewership ever in his history, with 6.9 million viewers. For those of you who have been paying attention or care for that matter.

11:26 This marks the return of the Golden Globes to network TV as Last year's ceremony was pressed less and celebrity free due to the Hollywood Foreign Press Association not being diverse enough and Performing questionable voting practices to put things into perspective. The pre-paint of X our 2020 Globe, Drew an audience of eighteen point four million people experts were quick to point out however the differences between the broadcast such as NBC moving the show from a traditional Sunday slot to Tuesday. And the awards will also live stream on peacock for the first time digital viewership. Has yet to be released. Now, I remember, everybody's like the Golden Globes is over is done. Nobody cares about, they return statues. And then all of a sudden everybody cares about it again, but obviously, he really didn't cause only 6.9 million viewers lunch.

12:14 Yeah, I agree with you. I mean I don't really want to talk to me about watching it. Yeah. Do you know I'm not watching the Charlie? It was on right? No I you know when I thought I knew was on when I started seeing all the YouTube things on Facebook from it but yeah, I don't I don't care for award shows anymore. Actually the Golden Globe I believe is more prestigious and then the Academy Award in my opinion but Golden Globes is, you know, they're not diverse enough. That's that was the big deal.

13:25 I guess but it's just you know it just it just bothers me a lot that was it. It's ridiculous when they fought want to force something on people they'll just Just shove it down your throat and I think, I don't know if you were in this in a previous episode, are seen across going to tell us how the end but we revealed that it was like 96 people that are on the board. So this is only that the opinions of 96 people. So it wasn't even like that big of a deal, it's just nice. It's people arise acting like it's you know, the entire world. Loves the Golden Globes now, and all these Awards matter and we've had a very dubious relationship with award. I mean, it's really cool.

14:11 You know, the was it our be nominated at people your peers are are acknowledging you. As I find as you need to get work out of it or get more money out of it, like just the award any of itself I think isn't really a big thing. Yeah, so II think we should do is we should get people on the show who won these Awards, and ask them how their life change after they want. That's the only way to know. Did you was it like Love Potion Number 9? Everyone's like, oh, we want to book you did it or did nothing happen. I think that's what this show should be tasked with. And I think it'd be very interesting because we're all the show is doing this and I want to know personally, okay, I don't think anybody will go on a regular saying it, but sure, let's try it.

14:54 Hi sweetie. Black. All my life changed a little. I think why not? Why would they hide? If the only, the only way I would watch an award show is if Jen was nominated? That's it. Well, I would don't totally dedicated to you just for saying this. So if I ever win anything, guess what, guess who's being shouted out? As a day grow as well, you did say, you didn't want to go to be the worst, bad movie. So you might get a Razzie one of these years, you might get around. Oh God, that would be the, oh my God. That would be that's when people watch the movie when they get their ass. Yeah. Except with script for Skyline.

15:38 Of course. So for the last bit of move for last remove the last bit of news, moving our rented lips from the she did the crime, she did the time now, back to work department, he's busy none other than x console City husband will return to TV this winter playing a guest role on ABC's. The good doctor that is meant to introduce a spill the good lawyer. For those of you who don't know or care for that matter, Felicity served 11 days and a federal prison for her part in the College admission scandal, in which parents high-paid parents had paid, bribes to have their children and that's University's top universities so which they were under or unqualified at all to attend and Listen to her prison sentence Felicity was ordered to pay 30,000 dollars and to compete complete 250 hours of community service and one year of supervised release, I find this is very interesting Felicity Huffman had to pay thirty thousand dollars and as a Miller had to pay 500.

16:47 Huh sighs. Yeah right. And and let's look bribery and what He do as a military, he got out he broke into somebody's house and stole a whole bunch of like a but he pleaded the case down. He pled guilty to a lesser charge. So the city said, yeah, I did it. I paid people to get my kids into these colleges on my own without my husband involved in, any way, shape, or form because he was untouched, which is so mind-boggling to me, like, they were like a power couple, right? So see hot, and we may see no sign. He says, who he is. He's Off to the Races. He's on the sideline, nobody even questioned him. Is all All Felicity. Wow yeah wonder why that is, that's interesting.

17:31 So what was your point? What was might not my point was, it's ridiculous. I think we lost Charlie. Do we do Charlie? Well, I mean, it's disgusting and it should, it should, it should be, you know, it should be fine and she should serve some time but I don't think it's anywhere near breaking and entering. Yeah, of course. Exactly. And also I got a suicide note. You know, university is in the value of a degree. A lot of times it's much more detrimental than it is beneficial. So you know, I don't pay thirty thousand dollars to go waste your time. I mean for People are going for time and Ezra Miller, he's not wasting any time.

18:19 He's just being a problem and did the University get any penalty for taking the bride. So, from what I understand, this is just me. Doing my little little homework, the university denied, everything, and only certain Educators, who were involved in the ones I got fired, but I don't think there was any apparently to the school's themselves based on my limited research. Yeah. These poor guys. They didn't want anymore, they blamed them and they're sitting home watching TV. All of Sunday, get a call. You're fired. That reminds me. They made they made a mock mocking me like a fake documentary about the whole Scandal and right, I forgot the actor. It was like a, an act.

19:07 I've seen around like a lot and he played one of the. He played like the main coach that tried to organize his thing and I had tweeted him, you know? Send the missus like, you know, his performance really good and I was like, is it weird? Because he was reading the lines of recorded phone conversations. That was submitted to evidence. So, he was actually imitating. The, real thing says, a post, like, doing research and trying to emulate the actor. He actually had the lines that he was reading in the dialogue. He was like, it was really an interesting challenge as an actor to do that role. And I was like that is true. Like you know, if you're trying to play I don't like Marilyn Monroe, you see her movies and that's about it or whatever. /. But if you have, you know, intimate recordings and the recordings are part of the story of the documentary, you have to perform those lines exactly as they were recorded. Yeah.

19:59 Yeah, I thought was really cool and he said it was, I wish I could remember his name, but he did an amazing job and he said it was a great challenge, as an actor to do something like that. It was very weird. You don't want to mess it up because you know it's real. Yeah. Yeah. Like so yeah, if you're If your character Natasha in your comic book, designated if that was real, I really be. Shiver me timbers. You know, I was like shaking in my boots, you know. Well, she's real to me, I'll shoot. So that's it for the news, we are done with the news so seen across our entire salad. You know, do you have any final thoughts? Yes, I do. Just be nice to everybody in this new year and erase the hate. Almond any field you have any final thoughts for a minute or less to go you know I just found floss on my floor and I tend to find floss all over my house you know used floss and I would say you know I I'm not really keen on training myself to pick it up better because I feel like I'm kind of proud of myself when I find place around my house it means that I was taking care of my dental health.

21:06 So I think you know if you have fossil over your house that is probably great fine. If you don't it might mean that you're slacking and you're done. Mental health, because anyone who's really in the dental health, or oral health care game, has fossil over their house to take a break. And we'll be right back. Yeah. Hi. You've heard my voice open and close the show. Now, we want to hear your voice. If you have a business or product, you can record a commercial here we offer 30 and 60-second spots. For more information, contact Mark at MFC underscore Studios at. Hotmail.com my neural.

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23:15 We're gonna catch that bird, dog. Now, because it's hard now. Is that true? No, you just made that up. Oh my gosh. That's what that's Scooby. What's new doo-doo-doo doo-doo-doo-doo-doo-doo? When I was a kid Scooby-Doo show. Yeah, that's good. Yeah, that was 1976. Wow. You're talking about that with authority. And now, it's like he's got his arms crossed on the table. Staring straight into my dad's 1969. 1969 made, then it changed 1970. Okay.

23:58 Look at you. I watched all I watch the early ones end. I guess all of them for the most part until not mr. Yank I did watch mystery. Yes. But that was thousand made in 2011 when you guys look mr. Ink, mr. Yang, you guys are big and they did a good job but I think guess who is pretty darn good too. Okay. Well, do you know when I was a kid? There was a guy Shaggy. Yeah. Okay, his voice guy Shaggy. Shaggy. In the show was also a guy voiced by a guy named Casey Kasem, and he did the top top 10, Billboard songs like our top hundred every every every week. So, like, he would be on the radio and he would say a story about a song.

24:40 And if you like this is number 80 this week on Casey Kasem and it would just, it would be awesome. And he would be also Shaggy, and he was also a whole bunch of other voices that went on Scooby-Doo actor died. Which one the one from the same one from our guess who, and what Scooby-Doo show? Well, I mean it wasn't 1960 Niners. Well they pretty If you say that little hot louder, it's really bad.

25:22 Okay? But but a lot of movies are them weren't really that. Great. Then messed up a little bit on the live-action ones. You didn't like those. Why like you mean the ones that real live action? Like not a lot of people in it. Now there's a lot there was only two movies. They were never really good though. There are live action so you want to eat it like those were good but then there's the other two, one. There are different people. You know, the guy from Echo know, the guy who was dead and you could contact them online or something. Remember? No. You don't remember. Come on you. It was like, you know, murdered that the show we were watching and we couldn't watch the next season of it. It was like heat this upload.

26:03 Yeah some like that. Oh yeah. The guy from that is in one of the Scooby-Doo movies and it's so bad. He made two of them and they're so bad. How bad are they pretty bad? They're so bad and they're so bad. How bad are they? Pretty bad gems. And what's your favorite Scooby-Doo to watch? Promised are Incorporated. They actually had a lot of details about that was good. That was history Incorporated, his keys, everything connects at a point yet, they never finished it. We stop talking about this season so Mystery Incorporated did something different than Scooby than the Scooby-Doo show and guess who they don't connect. They just did all these He's Mysteries and they don't even do anything.

26:46 They just rather Mysteries Mystery Incorporated. They did all these Mysteries, but there is a source that connect to them them all, then they finish it. I don't know what you're saying that. They didn't finish it. They did finish it. You finished the ending was when they paint the van because I'm what's called no better? You want to see what happens next because remember, the town's topsy-turvy then again you don't have to. You don't have to know what happens next because there's all these other Scooby shows the yeah. And I want they didn't baby. They then leave a cliffhanger. They did. Because the last episode I did. Yeah. So basically, at the end of the episode, they're in a town that seems completely new. Wait. Well, yeah. There's the sunniest wondering how on Earth? Yeah.

27:28 And they're wondering if there's mystery still, that's a cliffhanger. No, there's no, no that, no, that they watched as they watch the video from history, a different, under different history, and he said that there's more Mysteries and all that stuff in the video. Dio and then so they're just going to miskatonic University driving there and let's solve all the mysteries on the way there. Yeah. But there's a bigger for more stuff though, do you? Yes, but they're it, but there is more Scooby-Doo show and guess who what's new? All right. There's all those things. So yeah, you know, they're not connected, so Mystery Incorporated, that was 2011, there should be another season missing.

28:14 Over it. Yeah. And there's not but they I guess they figure, they wrapped it up and that was it. That's pretty much it there acting like it was like if it could have been because there were remember when we were watching that show with many Like My Babysitter's a Vampire. Oh yeah. And there was there was a cliffhanger. It was like it was open for more. What was the closing? Oh yeah. Yeah. That was open for more that definitely but it could also be a closing. So like that's what they did. How they did. I think he's watching this unfortunately. Yes you keep watching it. Yes over and over again. Yes. All right. I think it's one of your favorite shows holds a good show. It's not my favorite. No, come on. It's got to be a to be your favorite. All right, if you like Scooby-Doo, watch Mystery Incorporated corporated, okay?

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30:28 Today, I told we're going to focus on today so hi. Welcome to, I came from the radio. Thank you for having me. It's nice to be here. So well so far, so, okay. So you said in another podcast, that 47, 49 percent of people will hate the book. Why are they might hate the book? Why white they hate it. That's my that's my that's my estimated number of people that voted for Trump. Okay, got it. Now, we'll go do have any haters and if so, how do you deal with them? We got a we got what was some people would consider as a negative review? I was just searching the internet and it was the person described himself as a conservative Clark, Kent and reading some of those other things. He definitely does not share my beliefs. And so the negative things he wrote about the book, I found I was I was very pleased with.

31:31 We are Ordinary People. The majority of people really like it. It's been well, received, what's your one positive thing you've heard about your book? And then also would - because we could learn from the positive and the negative. I like learn from everybody. The negative 1, from that one, that one guy was, I was called leftist trash. Okay, it's made me smile and then just to paraphrase the other Most of most of the positive reviews. It was more so good to, you know, in comic form illustrate, what's going on in our politics and in our country, in terms of, you know, in my opinion how many people are being treated you know, immigrants gay and lesbian people, people of color and you know, it's some pretty political person. I have my Leave some.

32:35 But the most most of the people that have reviewed that book really, really liked it and glad that we did it. And I mean, how could you say nice things about people like Joel Osteen and pedophile priests, I mean how can you defend people like that? So it's almost a real quick aside on that. He there was all this money found in a wall and the bathroom. Did you hear about this? It was a crazy Scandal. I think someone working in the bathroom found, all this money in a wall says within the air and don't know. It came to come to look like was. Maybe he was hiding money and wall doesn't surprise me. Okay, there you go. Back to you, okay? So many people want to create their own comic book.

33:17 What told you I can do this? I can do this and I'm going to go ahead and Forge through it and to make the sacrifices. What gave you the confidence for this one book. Yeah for this one specifically sure. Your first one, let's say to your first comic book. Well I guess I guess a good answer to all the books I've done is, luckily I'm from Cleveland and Cleveland. It has a great art scene and is really has. I mean, you could say, Superman was born in Cleveland, that's what that it and there's a lot of comic history in Cleveland and I've gotten to know a lot of artists and it's a very supportive community. So just growing up, you know, in Cleveland taking our classes at the Cleveland Museum of Art, I was kind of surrounded by art at a young age and I don't know, I don't know what initially made me think.

34:14 Oh, I could do this. I guess it's just say, hey, just go for it. But the first book I did was with my brother called animal crackers and that I'm a park ranger. My regular job. I'm a park ranger. And so I'm also environmentalist and amen, touches on environmental issues too. But ain't animal crackers is a children's book for adults and it's animals doing bad things. People what we do to them. So for instance manatees are riding on jet skis and they're speeding through the water. Slicing up humans. I sinner in trains and they're shooting settlers on the Range.

34:55 Wolves are in helicopter shooting down so in my brother wrote, it it Rhymes Like A dr. Seuss book so I guess Being mad and upset at certain things in the world and this is my way of, I don't know, protesting venting my anger venting frustration at things that are going on in the world. You are two books so it's better than, you know, with guns. So I'm gonna come back to this topic. I like to skip around. Its a mix it up for the add and may I don't even know what I'm. I wouldn't climb. I'm actually very focused. I like to keep things mixed up because variety is the spice of life and have a healthy diet is probably best to mix up your diet, but we won't do diet today, okay? So every time I say yes to something, I'm saying no to something else.

35:46 Every time we say yes to any opportunity were saying no to something else. You say yes to one husband wife you're going to say no to someone else. So what parts of your life, received less attention during the creation, processed and what sacrifices were made during the creation process We'll have amen. Because you said, I think it was a three year process to do this. Yeah. Yeah. Getting getting a lot of artists together. It's like herding cats. They scratch. Healthy amount of sleep so Leslie sexy.

36:29 I've gotten into the habit of drinking wine while I work on are so I probably drink too much wine, and it could be a doctor with writers. A lot of writers, I feel like can be stored a successful drinking and I'm not really Pro drinking, but I feel like it can work not, but not in the execution like the interview part. Maybe not at the, I know it because he liked a lot of the people that I admire were heavy Drinkers and, you know, The kind of LED Reckless lives, so I'm getting healthier but I can't help for work in the morning in the morning anymore. Oh no. Hang on, no. But I guess some I'll have this most when I think about doing a task sometimes almost like my tongue will get Nama, I get what's called anticipation anxiety before writing before even, you know, getting this together, once again, the flow.

37:21 So, I think alcohol, the few times I drank while writing my health guide book, it was like, eight, help get past that anxiety, writer's block that. Trina's. Mm, and then you can go to the flow. That's one positive thing of drinking while writing. Well, you're into so many things. I mean, I and that's another thing, the busier, I get the more projects I have. I'm working on three books now and a full-time job and relationships. You just the it gets so busy. The alcohol doesn't help and in the past, to answer your question, probably. I Probably what took a back seat was also relationships.

38:02 I mean, I've probably put art ahead of girlfriends in the past. You know, and wasn't wasn't the right thing to do. I could have I could have Manage my time better. You know I try to do better now. I think I did there's an idea. I thought I'm kind of done with my significant or insignificant others. All the last few years they've been significant it but it's like I have this nice Ambiance here and sometimes I have to write or meal prep, I do meal prep, like I'm cooking for some type of God or royalty. If it's really, just me here is significant out there. So here's an idea invite whoever you're seeing to do their work. When you're Their work and you can like, take breaks every hour or so together.

38:49 And at least you have company. Like, I, my dog here right now, we did. So, that's an idea. My girlfriend's house right now. She's how perfect. So we do that we, you're exactly right. She's a teacher. And so she works on her stuff and I'll work on books and yeah it's works out well. So now switching to the next gear lighting gear should I didn't know that videos had gear bikes and so what's your biggest mistake clearly. I like to learn from mistakes that your, I wouldn't consider super - but well while you either writing or editing or casting, what are some mistakes? Like, I should have gotten this person involved or I should have done this thing and what? Maybe it's something that someone can learn from boy. It's a good question.

39:37 You know, huh, biggest mistake or one of the biggest it's hard to uh, you know, Frank. Hierarchy on our work. the one thing that sticks out right now and it's I guess it's not that big of a mistake but From back to animal crackers. Back to the first book. Meet my brother used the term that I wish we didn't use in the book. Well, I don't want to say it. Okay, this is the r word, describing a disabled person. Oh okay, okay.

40:21 And so I look back and that's a, that's an ignorant thing to say. And the book though, it has swear words in it, and we'll sort, by the way, I almost just sore, but my filter is working. Did the word there? Swear words in it because it's a children's book for adults but right the images have been used in classes like the images like there's bluefin tuna pulling up a net with humans and bluefin tuna eating human Sushi because bluefin tuna. I Love Sushi. But bluefin tuna should not be eaten there. So in danger. There's yeah right over. But classes have used it in teachers of read the book and actually there's when I worked at the Grand Canyon.

41:03 I did a lot of Art and Vegas. And A class that got the book that I gave the book to the kids, created their own environmental book inspired by animal crackers, which is maybe the coolest thing. Yeah it happened but I know they read that word and I just right right, you know well you know what I mean to make you feel better, you know certain times a place like, my dad's always on my, my dad's dad, my grandpa's brother was they used to, I'll you I don't know, I'll use the word retarded. Okay, version. And that was the word that you used back then. It didn't have, I mean, I guess I had stigma but it wasn't what it is now. So words evolve and yeah you know maybe you could just say you know they weren't around with other people around at a time it was okay.

41:53 So I think it stores personally was it wasn't okay at that but it wasn't as bad as it was it was Eyes are moving on to things that can trigger people. So you know trumping the Trump Administration was part of the motivation to right, amen? Right. Hmm. Okay. So environmental things. Social issues but social the Forefront. Yeah, he announced that he is running again. I believe he's been active and I actually have really paid attention, but I heard from a well-known trumpet person, either that he is running and a lot of people think he's going to be president 20. Or so with that trigger, you to create a follow-up to event. Yeah, well, I mean, it's not just, it's not just him, it's just not, not just Trump.

42:45 I mean, it's bad, horrible stuff in these. I mean, it it goes to Evangel Christians. It goes of the power that organized religion has neo-nazis Wall Street. I mean, right? All this bad stuff is not going to go away. Whether Trump is president. President or not. It's there. It's and so you don't need just one piece of crap. To do a follow-up and we probably will. I need to contact the artist but there's definitely there's definitely plans to do further issues. It's not just going to be a one-off, we want to do more audio book for me and I would love to listen to it as an audiobook.

43:34 I think that would be so fun or is like a narration really cool radio play, whatever you want to call it. But I would love to just put that on. Do my chores and listen to this, in the background, we're going to do that from. Arcturus is book. I suggested that and he's wrong. He's going to turn his comic and something you can listen to and watch, but when we get to live, will it take away some not being able to see the art, of course, you know? But you also don't know the art, the comic book does lacks the voice. So everything every medium, I guess it wasn't acting in some way, but I want to hear her voice and then. Yeah. Okay. So let's but definitely, I think so.

44:14 So you have a character here. I thought this was really interesting. I was just telling my dad about the cardinal. Cardinal, can you just explain? He'll do a better job than me. What, what is this cardinal cardinal. And it was like the one That was like the one character that you know kind of had some good in it. Like I'm not a religious person. I do not like very much at all organized religion but I'm not 100% like hundred percent against it because I know there's some people that Go to church any truly live the life like they truly live. What?

45:01 Jesus taught. Like they're good people, right? So if you mean yeah that's that's kind of cardinal Cardinals. You know, it in the comic, he's a good person, is a pet Colonel, he's a kind of a tree hugger. So I guess that was just like some sliver of hope in humanity that character because the rest are just horrible, just horrible characters. So that was maybe one like like an example of the good still out there because there is a lot of good out there. It's just Maybe I tend to focus on the negative sometimes too much.

45:46 I don't know what it comes to organized religion. I definitely will focus on the negative, but my eyes have been open to guests in the last few years. My mom is she's Jewish. I don't remember. Help is my religion simply but respect I would say like Scarface. Respect is my religion, right? But, you know, she, I think it really benefits far because it gives her a friend group, or a place of belonging and not me right now. But you know, some people need Need someone to go or else they're going to be like lost and The Ether alone way. So it's like you know, if that's you guys have to build clip has or I don't know whatever Taco baby stuff they're doing and then enjoy, you know, that's not a word Marc Torres cockamamie, okay?

46:30 Okay, so we have a couple minutes left anything that you just stepped on your mind, you'd like to pair with Society, any thoughts? Any thoughts on my God just a free-for-all. I'll let you be the host for ones. Oh my gosh. Okay. As is the host of this? Is it as the host of it came from the radio what are some future projects that you're working on right now? What are you? What's featured projects? Are you working on that? You're excited about well. Now he's heading for my health guide book that's a work for life and I started writing this in 2010 it for her. Counseling clients and I keep adding recipes.

47:11 So I have a list of like these healthy cakes and I was like, wait a second, why don't I make a just a one Blender recipe like a one-pot stupa one blender, cake recipe, so that's something I have for the client of mine so she can eat these cakes and feel great and music videos in is dropping tonight. At midnight, shot in October and I gotta stay, it's really cool. And I got like maybe 10 very little outlines for satire parody songs. So getting into parody music is something I have to do before I die. Then crazy music videos with something, you know, with messages, like, well some would be nonsense, you know, I'll send you what I came up with last night, that's very low.

47:55 This one's very low on the list so you can always get to hear this one for a while. All right. That's all Margaritaville because I think Jimmy Buffett is very funny. Margaritaville is very funny. So like like okay It likes the game. That's my wife. Okay, well, that's nice. Jesus, why am I doing this? I left my wife for Margaritaville. I told to you but still and I married on my way. Don't do it. I love my wife Margaritaville. You be so anything I say right now it's off the record. It doesn't count.

48:40 He's like, you're not liable for anything, just don't break anything, especially, don't break my heart. Don't break my heart, don't break my heart, don't break my heart. So yeah when I was going to say is I'm gonna be back at New York Comic-Con this year so I will be back and we wonderful City. One book I'm working on is this crazy fictional history of women's bowling where it's going to go from prehistoric times to modern day and talk about it's going to be a combination of comics erotic photography, essays. All kinds of illustrations and paintings about how women's bowling was such an influence in pop culture and the civil rights movement and the lgbtq movement.

49:47 It's it's going to be crazy. Obviously, it's not, that's not true, but growing up as a bowler. That's how quickly I had nothing to do with that. So it says, if you don't have a big bowl and she's very One of my best friends and with it, like bowling with, I'd like a really big Yoni egg, you know, the only game that women but inside themselves could be a shots with some, with some models at a bowling alley and I'm putting them with vintage ads. It's just it's just going to be out there and I'm doing a second Cleveland heart of Cleveland book, which is A celebration of all the art and artists from and inspired by Cleveland. And so that's going to be, that's a big one. That's going to be a big project. And so those are the big ones.

50:47 I guess I'll make this my last question and any plans to turn this into a be done or any. I missed it animation. I mean, this one, the, amen, I think you been animated more like was like, oh, this reminds me of you. I got to pick this up for you. So that's why I have a copy of this. Yeah. Mark, Mark 20 knows me well, I think Adam work love to those. The first thing he said, he said you would love it. Yeah, I think he's sweet. I have no idea how to go about that. I have no idea how to to find an animator heart there, but I would love ya anybody's listening. I would love to work with that because it would be like, you'd be totally like a Family Guy, Rick and Morty type thing. I mean, it's yeah, so inappropriate and it could go on so many.

51:33 Inappropriate missions and stuff. Oh my gosh. I think people in New York Comic Con last year suggested that I'm like, yeah. But I mean, I don't know how that I barely could keep my project straight, you know. But yeah, that would be strong. Here's an unsolicited idea. Not a suggestion. So the animation that could be expensive and it can be really tedious and I have a friend who animated cartoon there goes the neighborhood, it's hilarious. And it's very tedious and talk about sacrifice. But the idea I gave Mark, Which I'm sharing now. And this is what I would do. If I had any type of book, I would have different voice actors, you know, some foists actors can play two characters and just unzoom. Everyone comes in and just reads, reads the book out loud. So it puts a audio to it.

52:18 So it becomes like something you can listen to and then it brings it to life. And then obviously, the next step would have the animations but, um, yeah. I don't have a, I don't have a solution for the visuals, but that I'm just having actors or friends who read well on assume call record. It can bring your book to life. And yeah, I'm just pushing you to do it cuz I want to listen to it. I want to listen to music on tape. Okay, well, I hope you're still done. Okay, keep keep on me. Hope we stay in touch. And maybe if we do this, again, I'll have some some progress to report and then you could even any in it. Let's say you wanted to Tomorrow, let's just that you're like, I wanna try it.

53:05 He's got like your three friends and everyone knows different voices, and it could be absolutely bizarre. But you'll have at least something where you can listen to. And then it makes you feel like this won't be dead before shooting the movie. Renters, we do serve a few films, but we did to zoom table. Reads, all the actors, read the entire film. And then we went to New Jersey and actually Shot the movie. And it's like, I already had a feeling, I listened to the whole movie and few times before going down there, I'm like, oh, this is what it's going to sound like and I got into the vibe and the character Our help me memorize it, so it's pretty cool. And so cool. Tip to if you want to see. If something is viable, something written is viable for a movie listening to God. Yeah, I like that idea.

53:46 I like it a lot. So, 655 social media time, where can we find you? Instagram and Facebook and it would be the names are just got chronic for Facebook and I think it's reversed for Instagram, crane acts, got an ex got. All right, perfect, and a lot of money works on here. That's a long one. Cleveland Ranger dot Wick. Site.com, backslash my sight. Alright and on a final note, I thought of my I thought of becoming a park ranger and yeah, I don't know if it'll happen. But yeah, I heard it's a really great enjoyable job and you get benefits and you're outside.

54:31 So, yeah, I gave it some thought, it's cool. Now you get that was seasonal for like 10 years moving around every six months. Now I get benefits because I'm a permanent employee but yeah it's great. I can't I'm really lucky. I fell into that career. Oh yeah. I just wanted their thoughts on that because I don't know too many Park Rangers. I don't think I know any. So on that note we'll wrap up the interview and now back to more, a came from the radio. If we wanted to enter the world of comics but didn't know where to start worry. Not true. Believers with the comic book School may just have the answer to your questions created by Comics veteran, but he still era comic book school is a free online, educational resource, that helps Rising creators, learn the craft and business of making Comics through resources, like forums interviews, publication on, Opportunities publisher guidelines and step-by-step blog posts for more info.

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