The World Is Already Over: AI, UAPs, and the "Unpause" Era

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We're starting with this. Matt just texted me

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and said that he wants a get -rich -quick scheme

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because he's ready to quit his job today. Let's

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get together. Me, you, Matt, and Lindsay need

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to all get together and come up with something

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because it can happen. Way to make a bunch of

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money real fast. I'm hoping my Lumos partner

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takes me somewhere. Yeah. I keep thinking, like,

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there's money here eventually, I think. I believe

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it. Three. Yeah, three, two, one. We were talking

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about get rich quick schemes, and today's show

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is nothing about that. But I think everybody

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out there would be interested in how to get rich

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quick, right, Coco? I'm listening. What do you

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got for me? Well, first of all, this is Parallel

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Frequencies with Just Plain and Coco, and you

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are the freaks, and we are not rich yet. But

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I thought opening up my own bar and being a bartender

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like Sam Malone, I know it's not going to make

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me rich rich, but... Money doesn't necessarily

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make you rich. It's being happy, too, right?

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And I think I'd be happy like a samurai. Right?

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Like, money can buy you experiences, but it's

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the experiences that make you happy, not the

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money itself. Not having things and money. Right?

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I wonder if me and you could go down there to

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the break and get us a shift working the bar.

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I've thought about it. Yeah. I'd have fun. Seriously,

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I think I'd be fun. I wanted to be one of those

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mixologists, not just the bartender, the one

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that knows all the fancy. I don't even drink

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anymore, which is the beauty of it. Yeah, have

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fun making something. Not getting high on my

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own supply, but that's what they say if you do

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all that. Today's Trailer Park Thursday, and

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we're going to try to make some of these other

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podcasts out there rich. I doubt it. They might

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get a couple follows off of us. They might. But

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I love Trailer Park Thursday, and we haven't

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done it in a couple weeks. Yeah. I missed it.

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Have you missed a couple? That's my bad, guys.

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I think my schedule, my technology issues that

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we were having for a couple weeks was the big

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stuck. Yeah. It was a bit of an issue. It was

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a bit of an issue. But we're back now with Trailer

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Park Thursday. We did Boy Meets World yesterday.

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I am still pumped off of that. Like now I can't

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stop rewatching it. And usually when we're rewatching

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something after we record it, I'm done. I'm like,

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all right, I'll get, I'll check it out. Right.

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Yeah. No, I mean, I can't, I cannot get off of

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boy meets world. I'll just add pod meets world.

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There you go. Pod meets world. That's a great

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one to just like play while you're getting ready

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in the morning. That's what I do. I listen to

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podcasts while I'm driving, but. when I'm getting

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ready in the morning, I try to pick something

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that's really entertaining and funny and gets

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me going for the day. That's a good one for that.

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Play in the background. I'm trying to get the

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artwork and stuff up for the people out there

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who are watching the video feed of us and show

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you that it's the three of them. It's Danielle,

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Ryder, and Will. And here it is. Here it is right

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here. their official page on apple podcast pod

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meets world it's an iheart podcast i actually

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know the guy that produces this show i need to

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reach out to him i should reach out to him and

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see if we can get a a little swap there with

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with uh crossover that'd be great yeah that'd

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be a fun crossover for us to do i think i think

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that'd be a real fun one uh but let's go ahead

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and get into our first trailer for today this

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is it the world as you know it is over Completely

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done. It's not about to be over. It's over. Some

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of the architects of AI are now sounding the

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alarm. There is a longer -term existential threat

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that will arise when we create digital beings

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that are more intelligent than ourselves. About

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the technology that they helped create. We have

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no idea whether we can stay in control. I was

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selling AI as a great thing for decades and...

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I was wrong. I was wrong. While others say that

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future cannot come fast enough. AI is going to

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be better than almost all humans at almost all

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things. It's the first technology that has no

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limit. I've always believed that it's going to

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be the most important invention that humanity

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will ever make. This really will be a world of

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abundance. Era of maximum human flourishing where

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we travel to the stars and colonize the galaxy.

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These fears and these fantasies of our AI future.

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The current scenario is if anyone builds it,

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everyone dies. They feel very recent. I believe

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it's going to change the world more than anything

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in the history of mankind, more than electricity.

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But they're actually not. The dream of a machine

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that would be smarter than its creator, that

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is a dream as old as computer science. The people

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that put their hands to building those first

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computers were already. warning us to get ready

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for this moment. The survival of humanity depends

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on the early construction of an ultra -intelligent

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machine. And they called this machine mankind's

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last invention. But I also realized that this

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was also dangerous. I'm Gregory Warner, and this

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is The Last Invention. Listen on Apple, Spotify,

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or wherever you get your podcasts. What a relevant,

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scary, relatable podcast. Yeah. I'm glad we're

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talking about this. A lot of, you know, ethical

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concerns as well as looking at innovation as

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both a help to humanity or a detriment to humanity.

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Yeah. A great conversation to talk about. I'm

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talking about it more and more because I've included

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and partnered with AI on my website for Prism

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Healing. And it's something that a lot of energy

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healers and in the world of, you know, energy

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and woo -woo that I live in, there's a lot of

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people against it, against using AI at all, incorporating

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it. anything like that i mean artists obviously

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have some ethical concerns about ai and the use

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of images that steal from human artists and i

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mean it's all valid it's all something that i

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think we need to talk about because i think everything

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that we go into there needs to be real intention

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behind how we use something i'm a big advocate

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for um balance yes all things right in moderation

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balance and knowing like your intention in in

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the use of something right the beginning words

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of this trailer this is it the world as you know

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it is over they're right completely done it's

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not about to be over it's over I do have to argue

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toothpaste back in the bottle kind of. Yeah,

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exactly. We've already gotten to this point.

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So like, we're not going to be able to go back

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unless there was some catastrophic, catastrophic

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event that shut it all down. Yeah. Which we've

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seen that happen in the movies and stuff. So

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it's not out of the realm of possibility because

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what we see in the movies is real. That's all

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real, right? That's all. Yeah. It's possible.

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If you want to hear me and Coco break down some

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more about AI in an AI movie, this week we did

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Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die. And that was

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the whole movie, basically. So I'm a big fan

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of AI, but you got to use it right. And I think

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that when you're dealing with something that's

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not human, it's hard to be balanced because we

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know what that is. Maybe it doesn't. Maybe the

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AI doesn't, you know? Yeah, there's there's some

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problems with AI that are going to pop up and

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there's some help with AI that's going to pop

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up. There's going to be some diseases cured that

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we haven't been able to do before. Like I see

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this stuff in medical and science happening.

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I can see this coming to fruition. So some of

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this is not bad, but we should be weary of what's

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out there and what's going on. I just saw today

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there was a company that got. bankrupt basically

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because ai went and sold and traded and did all

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that stuff behind back behind the scenes but

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that's also what happens when you fire all the

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humans and let the ai run your company so there's

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your balance coco we got to find a balance of

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that yeah yeah so i think that it's we still

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need to make humans and human effort and human

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intellect and human eq iq as a blended part of

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everything that we do because if we're not powerful

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we can get into a position where we've really

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harmed all of society as we know it more than

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we've helped yeah we don't want to do that helpful

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right we don't we don't ever want to do that

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we want to leave something better than we came

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you know like that whole saying let's get to

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our next podcast i'm excited about this one because

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it's got frequency in the title so let's hear

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it Back in 1996, we created NBC's alien invasion

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series, Dark Skies. And at our network premiere

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party, a real -life man in black showed up, said

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he was with the Office of Naval Intelligence,

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and told us he'd already seen the show. And that

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we got a lot right. Now, the deal he offered

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us to use our show as part of the government's

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UFO disclosure program, well, that completely

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changed how we saw the entertainment industry.

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Sure did. We started seeing the bigger pattern,

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how a steady release of movies and TV series,

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Going back to the 1950s, well, it all sure seemed

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to have been oddly prophetic. Or secretly informed.

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I'm Brent Friedman. And I'm Bryce Abel. The question

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isn't, are UFOs real anymore? We know they are.

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We have a different question. What kind of alien

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contact has really been going on? Sound Light

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and Frequency is a deep dive into the UAP UFO

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phenomenon seen through the lens of Hollywood

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for more than seven decades. The entertainment

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business has been making alien movies. Have they

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been influenced by something that's really happening?

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Or do movies and TV series influence what people

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see and report? Look, we're not coming at this

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as outsiders. We've been working in Hollywood

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since the 80s, so we've had a front row seat

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to 40 years of strangeness. And if you like going

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behind the scenes in Hollywood and want to know

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more about its relationship with the phenomenon,

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then buckle up. I promise it's going to be a

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wild ride. Sound Light and Frequency premieres

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February 19th on iHeart Podcasts and everywhere

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you get your podcasts. Oh, man. Did I not just

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prophesize this from that last trailer when I

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said, hey, aren't all movies real? And I was

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jokingly saying it, but they're saying no, no,

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no. There's something to this. I love the idea

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of this podcast. Sound, light, and frequency.

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This is my frequency. I love UFOs and UAPs and

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whatever else they want to call them these days.

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Interdimensional beings. Coco, I've been on a

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kick lately. I just watched the Disclosure Day

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documentary. I've been deep diving into Skinwalker

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Ranch, Brandon Pugel out there. Oh my gosh, because

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Netflix just put it on. They put The Secrets

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of Skinwalker Ranch season four up. I've never

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really seen the show. I don't have, what is it

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on, History, Discovery, one of them channels?

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I don't have that channel. And I started watching,

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I'm like, I'm all in. We got to get in touch

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with Brandon Fugel and get us out there to the

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Skinwalker Ranch. I want to see what's going

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on out there. I'm very, very curious. As an energy

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healer and someone who, you know, kind of trained

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to... feel and sense and use my intuition i just

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i'd be really curious to see walking the land

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and feeling the vibrations and what comes up

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i've always been very curious about it what did

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this remind you of as we were talking about uh

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interdimensional intergalactic beings and frequencies

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reminded me of pluribus oh yeah that did not

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invade on that show it didn't invade you know,

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an alien race or an alien being, but like as

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a frequency, as sound coming in. Let me throw

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another one at you. Three body problem. Gotta

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go watch that one. That show right there. And

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make sure you watch the Netflix version. And

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there's an actual Chinese version that's on Amazon,

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I believe. I believe it's Chinese. I'm not trying

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to be whatever, but I think it's Chinese origin.

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And that's the one to watch. But Three -Body

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Problem, there'll be a season two coming out

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on Netflix soon. That one right there is going

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to make you think. And if they are prophesizing

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what's going to happen in the future, you better

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start paying attention to that show. It may not

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even be the future. I've started seeing some

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pretty big scientist names disappearing. Is that

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not crazy? How do 12 or 13 scientists... Just

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disappear, die, commit suicide when they said

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they weren't suicidal. And they're all working

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on alien, maybe interdimensional, anti -gravity

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was one of them. And these people are all gone.

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Something weird is going on out here, people.

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Something weird is really going on. I hope my

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house doesn't get raided for saying I want a

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public domain, a public space. You know, I watch...

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Here's the thing, too, about these documentaries

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and all this stuff that's come out over the years.

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They've all been saying the same thing, but they

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usually have some guy on there. You're like,

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I don't know about this. I don't know about this

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guy. I don't know about this one here. Sure.

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I watched The Disclosure Day, the newest documentary

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out. I'm not talking about the Steven Spielberg

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movie that's coming, but there's a documentary

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called The Disclosure Day. And the amount of

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people in there and the names. of the people

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who are talking it's you're like um i don't like

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yeah there might be 10 people in here and three

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of them might be kooks but some of them are they're

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telling the truth like something's going on i

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believe them is what i'm saying like you believe

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what they're saying because who the hell can

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make that stuff up and it's wild you know where

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there's smoke there's fire is kind of the The

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way that I look at it is, you know, not everything

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has to be accurate or they're, you know, spouting

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up scientific facts. But where theories and conspiracies

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are starting to, like, grow some traction, you've

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got to think there's got to be something to it.

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There's got to be some truth if you sift through

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all that. You got our own president yesterday.

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I believe it was yesterday. Had the astronauts

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that just went. To the moon and back. Had them

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in the Oval Office and, you know, did the whole

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rigmarole, whatever they do. But he did say something.

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Here's where I got it, where I was like, whoa,

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wait a minute. He said something along the lines

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of they've seen unbelievable things. And the

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two astronauts make this look towards each other.

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Go look for that clip. And I'm not getting into

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politics. I'm not getting into politics and all

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that. And that's why I said the president. Had

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our astronauts in the Oval Office, and he literally

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said something along those lines, and they make

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this awkward look towards each other. I bet they

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saw something up there. How would you not? If

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there's something out there... Actually, I know

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the answer to that. I'm going to answer my own

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question. How would you not? And it's because

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they don't want you to, because they can do whatever.

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You know, they can cloak themselves like Star

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Trek or whatever it was they did. Yeah. I'm so

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fascinated by all the alien stuff. I am. And

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I know they're coming, and I've said it before.

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Please let me be the one to tell the people.

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Just come get me. Let me tell them. I want to

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see the looks on everybody's faces. Yeah. Next

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trailer. Let's get to this one. This one's a

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little bit long, so we may cut it off and talk

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about it. We'll let it play for a couple minutes

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and see. Wait. Is this on? Can you hear me? Does

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this work? Yeah. I've got my camera on. I've

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got my headphones on. Wait. Just get my glasses.

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Okay. So hello. I've basically snuck into the

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podcast studio to go a little bit rogue behind

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the mic and give you a sneak peek heads up about

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this new podcast I've been working on behind

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the scenes. I'm Mia Friedman. I'm the co -founder

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of the women's media company, Mama Mia. We make

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all kinds of content for all kinds of women and

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we make tons of podcasts. But about a year ago,

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I realized one was missing. So I put on my producer

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hat, I made a vision board, I assembled a killer

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cast of very different, iconic Gen X women, and

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I put together a production team and we have

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all been making a new show for you. It's called

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Unleashed because being at this stage of life,

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midlife, is actually really liberating. It's

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not a misery fest. There are some challenging

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things about it, but it's actually really freeing

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to give a whole lot less fucks because God. the

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world is a lot right now, isn't it? I think we're

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just exhausted by the bin fire that we're all

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living through and it just feels like it's coming

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at us relentlessly and sometimes everything can

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just feel really heavy and intense and make you

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feel really anxious and I just thought wouldn't

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it be nice to listen to a show with women my

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age who just wanted to have a laugh. It's a really

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interesting age, Gen X and midlife, because it's

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this age where we're lifting heavy things and

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we're dropping toxic people and we are eating

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a shit ton of protein. Like we are eating so

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much protein. I'm pretty sure my personality

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is just 80 % Greek yogurt at this point. And

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yet, despite all the lifting and the protein

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and the working on ourselves, the world and the

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culture keeps trying to tell us to get in the

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bin. It's like if we stand up for ourselves,

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we're a Karen. If we try to use an emoji, our

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kids look at us like we've just committed a hate

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crime. I still don't know what 6 -7 means. And

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quite frankly, I'm tired of being a human doormat

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and being mocked every time I want to speak to

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the manager. So I decided that we needed a place

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to go, an escape hatch. The vibe of this show,

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Unleashed, it's like the best girls' dinner you've

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ever been to. Like the wine is cold, the bread

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is warm, and within 10 minutes someone is explaining

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exactly why they're never speaking to their sister

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-in -law again and someone else is showing everybody

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a rash and asking if they know what it is. It

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is helpful. It is funny. It's mostly just funny.

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And it is often quite unhinged. It is not a menopause

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moan fest. We aren't here to be your life coaches.

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I'm not actually on this show. I'm behind the

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scenes working as a producer. The women that

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I've assembled are pretty awesome. They're going

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to be rotating because they're so busy doing

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all their own things. They're rogue, they're

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brilliant, and they get it. Mary Kustis. I also

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think that underwear is sort of almost like a

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new marriage. Like it starts off, it gives you

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the best of what it offers at the beginning.

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And then it loses its way. You hang on to it

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for way too long. Suddenly you're getting wedgies

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that you never got before and all of that. Little

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stains in the crotch. She's the OG creator of

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the legendary Effie character. She's been making

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us laugh since Acropolis Now, from headlining

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the Opera House in her own one -woman show to

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co -founding a new menopause platform called

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Unpause and writing a book called Merry Pause.

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She is a force. Sally Hepworth. is the best -selling

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author if you haven't read a sally hepworth book

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yet or seen one of the tv adaptations of her

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books who even are you what are you doing with

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your time come on it really felt like it was

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taking me back to like we're only like halfway

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through this now if if that cocoa and i am i'm

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hooked on this this is great stuff this is talking

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sure it's talking to to to the women but i'm

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getting something out of this you know i'm oh

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yeah right here with her I'm probably 80 % protein

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or whatever she said, you know, like, yeah, this

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is, this is, this is incredible. Oh my gosh.

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So if I can listen to like, you know, I love

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podcasts with, uh, if they're fun and funny and

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relatable groups of men talking about whatever

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shooting the shit, you know, if I can enjoy that,

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I think just as many men would enjoy. listening

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to a podcast where a group of women are having

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a good time and talking about real stuff. And

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you might learn a thing or two. I mean, what's

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wrong with learning a little bit about the world

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of what it means to be a woman in this stage

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of life? I think that would be very insightful

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for anybody. I love Mia Friedman here, what she's

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doing. Because you know what? This is what I'm

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trying to do. This is what... What she's doing

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is what I'm trying to do with Ride the Wave Media.

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It's put the producer hat on and crank out some

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great content that people need to hear for one

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reason or another. Whether you like to listen

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to movies or hear us talk about movies or TV

00:22:33.240 --> 00:22:35.339
shows, that's for you. If you want to hear about

00:22:35.339 --> 00:22:38.299
some sports, we got shows for that. We got a

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show that's Disneyland focused. It's Disney focused.

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Just had Bob Weiss on. So I'm trying to give

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this stuff out there to the people and put the

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producer hat on. She says she's got a producer

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hat that it's actually written on in very large

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font. I don't have that. Maybe I'll get me one

00:22:56.079 --> 00:22:59.240
of them. But I love what Mia Friedman's doing.

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I'd love to talk to Mia Friedman and connect

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with her. Maybe I'll try that from a producer

00:23:04.119 --> 00:23:07.589
to producer. Oh, that'd be fantastic. Yeah. I

00:23:07.589 --> 00:23:10.910
love the idea and the chemistry. I mean, I love

00:23:10.910 --> 00:23:13.529
how she said she cultivated like this cast, you

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know, had a vision board of who she wanted to,

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to be the right people together. Cause there

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is this chemistry that happens with certain people

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and it is kind of rare to find. And if you can

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really find it, it's such a blessing. Like to

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find a group of women you can really be yourself

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with and laugh. I honestly, I haven't had that

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much. There are pockets of moments in my life

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where I've had women I know that I really feel

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that way with. But recently, it's been your wife,

00:23:45.680 --> 00:23:47.940
Lindsay. When Lindsay and I get together, I'm

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like, oh, I've been craving this kind of friendship

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where we can laugh like this. And it's easy.

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It feels easy. And you just flow into it. And

00:24:00.319 --> 00:24:02.000
you can talk about anything. And you're just

00:24:02.000 --> 00:24:05.380
having a good time. Yeah. I'm like, if we had

00:24:05.380 --> 00:24:07.599
a podcast, this is what I imagine it would be

00:24:07.599 --> 00:24:10.440
like is what we're hearing here. Lindsay said

00:24:10.440 --> 00:24:12.460
she wants a podcast with you. We'll have to get

00:24:12.460 --> 00:24:14.859
that thing going. You guys can be on there just

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being yourselves, burping, farting. I know. Doing

00:24:17.799 --> 00:24:21.160
whatever you do. I don't know. There's very little

00:24:21.160 --> 00:24:28.440
of that, honestly. You know, when women get together,

00:24:28.539 --> 00:24:31.019
this is what men think. We think you have lingerie

00:24:31.019 --> 00:24:34.269
pillow fights. I know. We envision and picture.

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I know. We think you're doing body shots off

00:24:36.849 --> 00:24:39.609
of each other. You know, like that's what we

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see. You guys go ahead and dream all you want.

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But I can tell you it's probably not that at

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all. Like not ever. Like I don't think ever.

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But, you know, it's fun to joke about that. We

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did that a lot. Last year, me and Lindsay went

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on a little girls weekend trip with some other

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women that we didn't know was. well as we knew

00:25:00.309 --> 00:25:02.130
each other but it was a great bonding moment

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because we were able to like joke and laugh and

00:25:04.529 --> 00:25:06.569
what we were actually doing was more like she

00:25:06.569 --> 00:25:09.269
was crocheting yeah yeah yeah that's her thing

00:25:09.269 --> 00:25:12.309
in the shade yeah while we were in the hot tub

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you know she was like just doing her thing we

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had a great time that sounds about right well

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if you want to join this group of women it's

00:25:22.529 --> 00:25:28.470
at unleashed .show on instagram You can find

00:25:28.470 --> 00:25:30.809
it on Apple Podcasts. We'll have the links out

00:25:30.809 --> 00:25:34.130
for you. Mia Friedman, get at me. Let's talk.

00:25:34.170 --> 00:25:36.650
Let's talk about some stuff. I think we could

00:25:36.650 --> 00:25:41.369
partner up and be a powerhouse here and accomplish

00:25:41.369 --> 00:25:45.490
what we both are looking to do. I'm putting together

00:25:45.490 --> 00:25:48.930
my roster. Coco's a member of my roster. Courtney

00:25:48.930 --> 00:25:51.509
Pearl on Practically Magic is one of my main

00:25:51.509 --> 00:25:56.910
members of my roster. keep doing this thing like

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we're gonna keep doing this show we're gonna

00:25:59.009 --> 00:26:02.849
keep giving you more podcast discovery ideas

00:26:02.849 --> 00:26:07.390
new podcasts to listen to and keep doing what

00:26:07.390 --> 00:26:08.890
we're doing you got anything before we get out

00:26:08.890 --> 00:26:11.849
of here coco you want to say i love trailer park

00:26:11.849 --> 00:26:16.089
thursday because um if nothing else i get a whole

00:26:16.089 --> 00:26:19.849
new list of um podcasts to add to my playlist

00:26:19.849 --> 00:26:25.390
and reach out so it It definitely takes you down

00:26:25.390 --> 00:26:27.289
the rabbit hole. We'll be listening to eight

00:26:27.289 --> 00:26:31.369
hours of this Mamma Mia channel from Mia Friedman

00:26:31.369 --> 00:26:34.970
before the day is over. Honestly, Trailer Park

00:26:34.970 --> 00:26:38.410
Thursday kind of ruins my week because after

00:26:38.410 --> 00:26:40.809
it, I don't get anything done because I'm just

00:26:40.809 --> 00:26:43.430
listening to all these podcasts that we put out

00:26:43.430 --> 00:26:47.509
there. I do enjoy it. This is Parallel Frequencies.

00:26:47.609 --> 00:26:50.759
I'm just playing. She's Coco. You're the freaks.

00:26:50.759 --> 00:26:53.039
And thanks for checking out the trailer park.

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We'll see you on the other side.