Investigate Earth Conspiracy Podcast - 300th Episode Special | Conspiracy Podcasts

Episode Date: September 7, 2023

We have done it, 300 episodes of Investigate Earth Conspiracy Podcasts! We can't thank you guys and gals enough for your support over the past 5 years. In this episode, we discuss where we came from, where we are, and where we hope to go. All of this and more on this episode of 300th Episode Special | Conspiracy Podcasts

Hello and welcome to Investigator Earth Podcast. I'm your host Chad alongside my beautiful wife, Sherry. By the way, you guys should know who Sherry is. It's 300 episodes, baby. What's up, Sherry? So you should know that I'm beautiful or that is 300 episodes. Well, you should know both. Really that you're beautiful, though, because we say it all the time.

Well, you say it all the time. And I really do appreciate it. And I appreciate all of you guys that have been listening for the 300 episodes. and even those that have not been listening for the 300 episodes, I appreciate you guys as well. Yeah, I mean, it's been five years, right? Five years. And I had received an email not long ago from someone that, you know,

had been following us and has still been following us since two weeks after our inception, two weeks after we started this podcast five years ago after Area 51 episode. And, you know, I go back to some of our older episodes and some of this is cringe. And I'm sure we'll probably go back to episodes now if we're around in five years and maybe think the same thing. I don't know. But we've evolved. We went through a lot of stuff together. We have, you know, sussed out the people that were not real family members.

We're not real truth seekers. We're not real awake people, not woke. And we've done all that in five years. It's literally been like an application process of people that want the truth over five years. And believe me. We have found the naysayers. We have witnessed those naysayers and those people that hate our guts for five years. I mean, and it's part of the territory, especially talking about controversial topics.

Well, and I think when we get out of the conspiracy topic and we start talking about crime and murder and we get all those new people in, I think that's where we really got like some stuff going on. Then they like went to Apple and downrated us all over Apple. I think it was like a whole group that went over. Yeah, they've done it kind of everywhere. It just gave us bad ratings. Yeah, we were, at one point in time, we were like in the low two rating on Apple. And by the way, you guys have went over to Apple and you guys have brought us back to 3.3. And listen, any help we can always get on ratings, we are, it's always appreciated.

because as we know, what we talk about is very controversial. It is very hard line as far as whether you believe it or you don't, whether you see the truth or you don't. And there's a lot of people out there that are so asleep that is just scary. And this is what we are growing our kids up to be. This is why colleges are like they are. This is why high schools are like they are. And so many teachers in high school and teachers obviously are professors in college,

they're liberal, they're woke, and they're trying to change our future. And we're already starting to see some of those results now. I mean, look at AOC, look at some of these other younger congresspeople that are so woke, so liberal, so far left anti-America that, you know, you just can't believe it. But because this podcast is not about this. This podcast is about celebrating you, not us. Because, yes, although we are celebrating episode 300, the only reason and the only way that we got to 300 episodes is for you guys. if we would not have grown and not have evolved over the course of that time, then we would have obviously felt like we weren't doing enough or doing our job or we weren't good enough, right?

Right. And we have seen growth over five years, substantial growth. And sometimes, just to be honest, you know, I used to get into the bad comments more than I do now, but I used to be one that would go to emails and read the emails where people were just trashing us or comments. or whatever the case may be. And that was always tough. You know, you could get a million comments good, but then you get 20 comments bad,

and that's all you're thinking about, right? And I've since kind of quit doing that. I've since definitely quit giving them any attention or try to. I mean, unless it's like something that, you know, there's multiple people that come out and say, I am not, you know, I don't agree with that or whatever. Then we'll address it. But lately people, we have to address.

People say you say helicopter wrong. Whatever, dude. It's helicopter, okay? And I get it. But no. So last night, though, we did have a live show, right? It started at 625, actually. We told everyone 6 o'clock, but we thought we were live.

We weren't. And then we did go live at 625. We had thousands of people that joined us last night. A lot of people sending questions. We had a great time. It was about two hours. And unfortunately, that podcast was not able to be uploaded. It was we went with some live.

option on our host that apparently just wasn't going to upload the episode so that's not going live that's why we're doing this 300th episode we feel like it's you know we have to do it yes and we're doing it not live this time but we can take the questions and you know the back and forth what we did last night and kind of redo some of it yeah for the people that actually downloaded the spreeker app and and ask us questions there we cannot get those back but we can at least get the questions and text and what kind of people. And by the way, so many of you guys had so many great questions about our podcast, where we were going, where we are, where we're coming from.

And we're going to answer those things because I think there's a lot of stuff that you guys don't know us. There's things that you guys don't know about us that we don't ever talk about typically. Because, you know, for example, in our first year or two of podcasting, we wanted to have banter. And we did for, you know, 10, 15 minutes of the episode. we would have banter back and forth for 10, 15, sometimes 20 minutes, right? And then our episode would go an hour and 30 minutes or two hours, right?

And, you know, if you look at a podcast like Joe Rogan or you look at some of these other podcasts on the internet, that's all they really do is banter. I mean, that's literally the entire episodes is going back and forth. Now, they do get to so many different points in that three-hour episode, right? But for us, there was a lot of people that just, it seemed like, did not like banter. They wanted straight to the point. Yeah, get to the point. It's too long of an introduction.

Yeah. So we listened and we did that. Yeah, we didn't. People were like, I don't care about your personal life. I don't care about what you're doing. I just want you to talk about whatever the subject matter is that the title is set. You know, title says it's going to be. And so we kind of moved away from that.

Even though we kind of missed that. I mean, we miss kind of talking and letting you guys or open up to our personal life. And it's not that we couldn't do that because we could just say, screw it. We're going to do whatever we want to. It's our podcast. But we do try to listen to feedback. So this episode, though, we are going to go a little more personal about, you know, somewhat of our personal life, kind of how we started and why we started. And, you know, we're going to tell you our why, right?

Yeah. And we just need to bring you into our living room tonight. So just imagine, close your eyes. And imagine we're all in a living room together and we're just like chatting because that's what I love. That's my favorite thing to do is just chat with people, you know, I just love it. But before we go on, I have to bring past podcasts of what I used to do to make it fun. You know, and this is the very beginning and it might have been stupid or whatever, but I'm going to bring it up every time. There was times when either Chad or I said words repeatedly over and over.

And I made a drinking game out of it. So I said, every time you heard a certain word, you had to take a drink. either of Coke, Diet Coke, or, you know, your favorite beverage. So I think that we should play that game tonight. Yeah. So the word is actually. Well, no, because you have not said actually this time at all. No, but I will.

I promise you. Okay. So actually in mine is, mm-hmm. Or if you mess up a word. Yeah, if I mess up a word, you have to drink. I mess up words too. Oh, my gosh. They'll be really drunk if I say that.

Anyways, let's just say actually is their word, okay? And if you're at work or wherever, then you know what? Just, I don't know, go the ABC store real quick and go get a drink. But guys, listen, seriously, from the bottom of our hearts, we appreciate all of your support. And without you, we wouldn't be here. Without you, we would not be doing what we're doing. So many of you have shown us support. And it's not just the United States people.

Obviously, we're in the United States. But man, we get, and honestly, in some cases, I think we get more messages from people not in the United States. I really think we get more messages from people in the UK, from people in Canada and Australia. And thank all of you guys from other countries. And obviously, United States as well. But we love all of you. We're all human beings. We're all linked.

And how are we linked? Well, we're linked because we want the truth for the world. We want the truth for people, for mankind. We're living in a time that we've never seen before. And we're living in a time that I think is about to get very bad. And I don't want to be a doomsday say or whatever. But the times that are coming up, especially in the United States, with a 2024 election, and a lot can happen in the next year or almost a year between now and the election time,

there's a lot of things uncertain. And I think that's why a lot of you guys tune in. You want to figure out what it is. it is that we know. You want to compare it to what you guys know. And we're doing this together. I mean, it's not like we're geniuses and no one is a genius. Joe Rogan, Fox News, Patrick Bet, David, Tim Poole, whoever you listen to, it doesn't matter. Alex Jones, none of these people are experts. None of these people are know-it-alls at everything. They have opinions, just like we do. And for the most part, we try our best to, or not the most part, we do all. We do all.

all the time. We try our best to get the most factual information we possibly have at the time. And, you know, we're not always 100% right on things, but we try our best to at least get the information out there that the media refuses to cover and will hide from you. Right. And this is why also the question that we're going to talk about tonight from our listeners, you know, it has a lot to do with our future as well. And I just want to mention, too, when we are not right and we realize we're not right, we promptly admit that on the podcast and say, hey, we were wrong about this. This is what our thinking was, but this is what it really is.

Because there are times that we're not right about everything, but there are times that we are right about things. I'm like, yeah, we were right about that. Yeah. So, Sherry, let me ask you. Let's start the first question. And I think this is probably a question about I remember it from last night. So we'll go ahead and say this. What is your favorite episode?

If you had to pick one episode, one, or a series or a topic, right? What is one thing that has been your favorite to talk about? I know you haven't actually thought about us because we didn't actually ask this to you last night or whatever. And how many times did you just say actually? I don't know, but people better be counting. It's like three. So how many? So what is your favorite episode that we've done?

What is something that you've been passionate about, you know, in the course of the last five years? Well, I'm passionate about all of it. but honestly, I still like Bigfoot stuff. Bigfoot. Interesting. Okay. Yeah, we're going to get to a story about that too. And it was really fun to talk to Ron Boyles about Bigfoot and hear his personal experiences.

And then kind of our F-ups on the podcast. I just always think about that. And I think it's so funny. Yeah. So Sherry's was Bigfoot. And we're going to get to a funny story about that in just a second. Mine's probably moon landing. I think it's probably one of my favorites because I'm,

I think that, you know, you have episodes, and both moon landing and Bigfoot were early on in our podcasting, right? And in some ways, I kind of want to go back and do them again. But to be quite honest, I mean, I think the moon landing episodes were done very well. I think they were, we had a ton of supporting evidence to back up the moon landing theory. Now, as far as the Bigfoot thing goes, to Sherry's point, I, I, the only way personally that I believe that Bigfoot could exist. now is, you know, how we're seeing the UFO, UAP interdimensional thing and especially considering, you know, aliens, or not aliens, but Native Americans, they always felt like many Native American tribes felt like Bigfoot was a spiritual being rather than a physical. Like a skin walker or something like that type. Exactly. But they did also believe that Bigfoot was kind of both, right? It was a spiritual slash physical being. It could go in and out of realms. And that's kind of what we see with

UFOs and UAPs. So as far as Bigfoot goes, I just think the Bigfoot community, I've seen some people talk about the spirituality or the spiritual realm of the Bigfoot potential, but I don't think they're really investigating it enough on that realm to really, I guess, sway people's opinions. I think UFO UAP topic is swaying a lot of people's opinions because there's a lot of government involvement in that now. And, you know, you look at Skinwalker Ranch like you were saying.

But, you know, at the very least, Bigfoot is definitely a fun topic to talk about because it's very mysterious. It makes you think about what's out there in the dark, deep woods of the Appalachas or Colorado or Alaska or Canada. And even just getting vocals are recordings of these suppose of Bigfoot's. You know, it's like, rah-rah! I can't do it right now because I have no voice. That almost sounds like it, but it sounded like a sick big foot. But it was like a ro-ro! Oh, God.

I can't get it out right now. But you know what I'm talking about. Sounds like Bigfoot at a frat party. It's like a roar. Oh, my God. I can't get it out right now. That's a horse big foot. You do it.

No, I'm not doing it. It's like a. Because I don't know. I don't know. War! I can't do it. I can't do it. I'm definitely not going to try to sound like a big foot.

But you guys have heard the audio and it really sounds. like weird. Yeah, it is very strange. So yeah, so Bigfoot was a big one. Now, the funny story about the Bigfoot episodes was we had Ron Bowles on he is a Bigfoot expert. He is someone that has devoted a lot of his life to Bigfoot and a lot of that comes in way or by way of his personal experiences, but also his investigations, his knowledge, his studies, his whatever around the Bigfoot topic. And there was a time during this podcast and keep. in mind this was early on in our podcasting career

or you know whatever you want to call it but I'm already laughing but it was early on and we you know we thought you know because we had Ron on through a phone and we had it hooked up very weirdly to a microphone yeah or something I don't even know if it was that no it wasn't that it was no this was when we had

the phone hooked up in the line the line in oh we did yeah okay and so when I muted on our thing I thought it muted him as he was talking because I I had realized at some point in time that he was kind of connected to the Finding Bigfoot Animal Planet show. Yeah. And this was a big show and we're a brand new podcast.

Yeah, but it was funny because I was like, I said to Sherry, I muted this dude on our little device. I thought I muted him, by the way. And I looked at Sherry as like, this motherfucker is like, this motherfucker dude or one of the finding bigfoot guys. We're like, holy crap. We got a big guy on our podcast. Well, I was like, you know, he's connected to these people. Yeah. Yeah, this is cool.

And then, and then so as I said that, Ron is in middle of a conversation. He says, uh, what? Excuse me? Yeah. And then I was like, oh, Ron. No, go ahead. Yeah, keep going. And I didn't know why he stopped because I thought he was muted.

So then after the episode, uh, you know, we talked to him after the episode. And, um, so Ron's on the phone with Sherry and he's like, hey, um, question. Did your husband call me a motherfucker? I'm like, no, you must have. misunderstood him. He was not saying that at all. So Ron, if you're listening, by the way. I did kind of lie to Ron and say you didn't do it, but you really did. But I wasn't calling him, like, I wasn't actually calling him that for that reason. You were just like, he's that big guy. Yeah, it was like really cool. Like, oh my God, this guy is really on her podcast.

No, it wasn't even, yeah, I mean, kind of that, but it was cool because we had watched a, you know, finding big foot stuff. Yeah, we watched those shows all the time. And then we had them on the podcast. We're like, wow. Yeah, it was cool. And it was really, he was on there and he was part of the big stuff. Yeah. So that was your favorite. So sorry, Ron. Chad did call you a motherfucker.

Yeah, sorry. My bad. But Ron has always been a great guest. We actually had him back not that long ago. He's a great guest. He's very entertaining. He's very well-versed. And to be honest, I mean, I don't not believe his stories and at least his experiences and all that stuff.

I just don't know enough about it. And I do want to know more about it. And I think, and we'll talk a little bit more about things like that that we kind of want to get into a little bit on deeper dives on certain aspects later as far as some of the questions that you guys ask, what our plans are for the future. But yeah, so that was yours. Mine's probably the moon landing, as I said. And just to kind of bring us back to the olden days, I will play your intro for the moon landing and talk about that. briefly for just a second, but this was our intro. This was part two intro.

I actually just listened to a minute ago. I was like, God, why do we not have an intro for part one? Because that's kind of ridiculous. But we did have an intro for part two. So here's the intro for part two. There's nobody been to the moon in such a long time. But I think I know. Because we didn't go there.

And that's the way it happened. I'd go to the moon in a nanosecond. The problem is we don't have the technology to do that anymore. We used to, but we destroyed that technology, and it's a painful process to build it back again. But Orion has protection. Shielding will be put to the test as the vehicle cuts through the waves of radiation. Sensors aboard will record radiation levels for scientists to study.

We must solve these challenges before we send people through this region of space. We only can fly in Earth orbit. the farthest that we can go. And this new system that we're building is going to allow us to go beyond and hopefully take humans into the solar system to explore. So the moon, Mars, asteroids, there's a lot of destinations that we could go to

and we're building these building block components in order to allow us to do that eventually. Did human beings walk on the moon in 1969 or were we misled by our own government? Neil Armstrong once said, that's one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind. On today's show, we dive deeper to uncover the best possible answers and conclusions to your questions.

Did we actually land on the moon? Or is this possibly the biggest lie ever told? All right. So there's the intro. Listen to Sherry. Oh, my gosh. I sounded professional. What the heck?

That's great. We need to start doing that more. I think we were better then. Damn. Yeah. No, it's interesting because, yeah, those intros, it was always fun to do. I mean, it's a lot of work to kind of put all that stuff together a little bit and whatever. And some things, especially recently, like a lot of stuff we do now is pressing based on what is happening.

Right, then, you got to get it out. Current events. Yeah. And you don't have time to, like, spend, you know, two or three days. Yeah. And just kind of getting all of that complexity of episodes together. But, you know, it was fun. And I think those episodes are really good.

I think you guys should definitely go back and listen to those. what has been our biggest episode? Well, someone had asked that last night. And so I'll skip over the questions once. Because I'm remembering a lot of the questions from last night. Our biggest episode probably total, like over any episode we've ever done is JFK. I will disagree. Well, I think, though, total numbers right now,

JFK is bigger. I think total numbers were over 10 million downloads on JFK. Which is absurd, right? And, you know, this was an episode that we also did in the very beginning stages of our podcast. This was something that we did a lot of research on. We did a lot. A very similar intro, which I'm going to play you guys the intro in a minute. I love the intro to JFK, though, the best.

That's my favorite intro of all podcasts. Yeah, because I think it brings you back to a time, right? And I think that we do need to incorporate more of that going forward in our podcast episodes. We need to do more audio production, you know, at least for intros and at least for certain aspects. Now, there are definitely podcasts out there, you know, everywhere that does, you know, you'll hear an entire episode that is fully produced. So, for example, our substack, we have a substack. And a lot of that stuff and a lot of the audio recordings on substack is produced. I mean, it may not have like big intros of background music and stuff like that.

but it is produced. It is audio. The audio is edited and it sounds pretty good, pretty professional. There's no room for mistakes because you can edit all that stuff out. You know, our podcast in general has evolved into a conversation more than a produced piece of content. And whereas I listen to both, you know, yeah, we could do episodes for you guys an hour long, you know, that would, be Sherry talking perfectly. I talking perfectly and everything concise and produced like a television show.

And whereas we might be able to potentially get out, I don't know, more concise information, but also at the same time, I think with the audience we have built over the past five years, I think at this point, people would not like that as much. But I could be wrong. And maybe we mix it up, right? Yeah, maybe we do something like that twice a month or something. Yeah, because it's a lot of work. Yeah, it is.

Because a lot of these podcasts that do this, like the entire episode is produced, right? It is produced. Those people have audio editors. They have everything. It is a full production. They talk and then they'll have people just doing this and clicking, click and clicking, click and click, and then they have every part where they want to edit. Then they send it to their editors. The editors edit it.

And then it's a fully furnished, beautiful piece of audio. and it's highly produced and they have people working on the music background and the special effects and all this for us, me and Sherry to do that you know, you're not going to get nearly the amount of podcast out. It's just not going to be the same.

And actually, drink, it is only Chad and I on this podcast. We do everything and Chad does a lot of the behind scenes stuff. So, you know, I give you credit for that. So thank you. That's all good. I mean, so what we've kind of evolved in with the podcast is we've,

we've evolved into a conversation, right? We want you guys to feel like you guys are here with us. And if you're driving to work in your car, we want you to feel like we're in a passenger seat talking to you about what's going on, right? And maybe hopefully we're like your knowledgeable friend on something that you don't know about, or maybe you do know about, but you just want another opinion on. Or, you know, when you're going to bed and you're laying in bed,

to your board. You don't have, you don't want to watch TV, but you want to hear an opinion or a, or a thing. You want to, you want to connect with your friend, which is us, by the way, because we are your friend, by the way, whenever you listen to us out there and you're listening to us talk and, and all that, we, that's, that's what we are. Do you know what I'm thinking right now, Chad? What? You got a friend in me. Now you're going to make it corny. But I'm saying that, you know, that's, that's what we try. When we talk on this microphone we're talking to you guys where it's a direct line straight to you and no matter where you're at and what you're doing um you know we're just there to talk to you and and i think that's

i think when you heavily produce something you lose that you lose the genuine connection the genuinality of do you agree with that of the episode so so we would probably never go full production on audio like on every episode we may release full production type audio work you know once or twice a month or once a month or whatever to where we really produce something that's very important. It's very important to talk about. But the reality of doing that is, and we thought about that, it's like even if we did that, right, we're probably going to get the same numbers. I mean, so, you know, we're just heavily producing something, taking us five times the amount of time. And we're probably getting the same numbers, if not less, right? And so we just don't know

because a lot of our listeners like to listen to the way we talk about things. So I want to ask you a question, Chad. When we first started this podcast, we started it and we decided we wanted to go more conspiracy stuff. And during that time, it was Area 51. All that stuff was coming out about Bob Lazar. And I think all the Cairns and the Kins or the Chads or whatever were going to storm Area 51. Yeah. Tell me, like, how did you feel about that podcast?

Did you believe in Area 51? Did you believe Bob Lazar? Did you believe people were really going to go out there and storm Area 51? No, I didn't believe people were actually going to storm Area 51. But, I mean, Area 51 is always something, you know, there's a reason why we started this entire podcast series on Area 51. And there's also a reason why, by the way, if you want to talk about topics, things that we talk about in this podcast that do the best numbers,

that more people want to listen to than anything else, it is UFOs, UAP, that whole topic, right? That is what more people listen to of our podcast. Like,

we can guarantee that when we talk about UFOs or UAPs or whatever, that whole subject, that we get, we get better numbers, more people listen

than any other thing that we do. And it just happens to be your favorite. Well, it's my favorite. And it's also the first episode we started

and did Area 51, which really evolves. I mean, our image for, Area 51, the first episode, was an alien, right? So, you know, we, that was something I was always infatuated with, the Area 51 topic. UFOs have always been infatuated with. I've always wanted to know about UFOs, always believed in UFOs. And so, you know, as the course of our podcast kind of

came along, we've just found out more and more and more information. And that's why I'm so passionate about it. That's why I think, too, that I think it does the best for us podcast-wise, because it is one the things we're most passionate about. And I think you're very passionate about as well. Oh, absolutely. And I think back to Area 51 and learning about Bob Lazar at the time. I didn't even know who Bob Lizarre was. Yeah. But going back five years ago and learning about the whole UFO, UAP community and what's out there, what's not out there, what the FBI or the CIA or the government doesn't want you to hear that is really out there in the files and blah, blah, blah, blah. All this stuff is. really out there but they don't want us to hear about it which made me more excited to learn about it

yeah I mean anytime the government or anyone tries to hide something intentionally right it just makes it look more conspicuous right and so and I think that's the thing and I think we've seen that in UFO community over the past especially year to where as the government has started to be more transparent with the public or not even transparent the government really hasn't been transparent. But as more people that had a part in the government in some ways, shape, or form has come forward into the public, that's when you start having some of these UFO long time, lifelong believers start to question what even they believe because they literally distrust the government that much. Exactly. They're like, oh, the government's coming out with this. Oh, we don't

believe in that anymore. Exactly. I mean, it's that crazy. I mean, it's like if the government came out and said, well, the sun is bright. People are going to start a. freaking group that says the sun is not right it's not bright there's no way it is because the government's saying it's part of their rainbow and their prism thing that is just like no light and by the way the reason i'm saying this is because because i think that we have been proven so many things that the government lies to us about it is just like there's no way i mean it's like you know if if someone lies about everything like the government right then you know they're going to lie about the sun being bright or the whatever i mean you know whatever that's kind of the

way that goes. And I think, too, going back to the beginning to now, what I knew then and what I know now, my whole mindset has changed by, you know, gathering information, researching and figuring this stuff out. When we first started this podcast, I was all about like, oh, my God, you know, America's great, the government's great, the government's never done anything to anyone. They are perfect. The FBI is perfect. The CIA is perfect. I had no idea like to the extent of what it really

is and how long ago it had been happening. Like it's been happening since the beginning of time that there is corruption going on in our government. And I had no idea. I guess because you know when I went to social studies class always thought oh this is our government. This is what they do.

They are great. They are great people. look up to them. Part of that's propaganda, you know, even in school. You know, like how the government is and how it was portrayed to you for a long time, I think it's been propaganda. Much like, you know, China, North Korea, all that stuff. They, you know, if you don't salute or bow down to the supreme leader in North Korea, then someone finds out about it, you'll be executed. And I think that's where we're headed in this country. But it goes back to school and how they portray the government. And by the way, I don't think the government's always been bad. I think that the government was originally created to help and be there for the people. Yeah, when they had created the amendments, I think they did that to help the civilians

of America. Yeah, for sure. Let's get to a question that we went to last night, but what are some of the key episodes that kind of really propelled us, like numbers wise, right? And we had talked about it last night, but

what are some key episodes? Well, JFK because we just talked about that a minute ago. But JFK's been one that has been growing and still grows to the day. We did that four and a half years ago. And that that- It still gets numbers. That episode still gets numbers. Thousands of downloads, you know, per week or whatever.

You know, it's sitting, I think it is our highest downloaded episode, period, right? And we did do a lot of research for that. Yeah. And by the way, there's a lot of things that have evolved. Since then, yes. But during the time, what research we could do, I think we did a great job researching, like, every possible thing that could have happened. Yeah, since then, you know, there's been direct sources and direct links to the CIA that have come out on Tucker Carlson, by the way, and said CIA was involved in JFK's assassination. That is a definitive mainstream media interview where he told the American people the CIA was involved and he was part of, you know,

I don't know about part of it, but potentially. We don't know exactly his involvement there. So there's been that. The other thing probably has been, obviously, the Idaho murders. I was hoping you're going to say that because that was one of our biggest episodes. Yeah, Idaho studio murders is definitely one of our biggest series, biggest episodes, which is why, you know, that was part of, you know, when we did this, we got, millions and millions and millions of downloads,

Google freaking classified us as a true crime podcast and a little card that it says, you look this up as a true crime podcast because of our numbers and because of our relevance there. I mean, we were beating Nancy Grace. We were beating every other podcast on that topic. And so that was probably something that definitely propelled us. But, you know, what we found from that podcast series

was that we kept probably 40 or 50% of those people. For those of you, by the way, that were found us from those episodes. Let us know. Reach out to us. I'm just curious of those of those who are still with us. Yeah, they're still with us and are awake and not woke. Right.

But found us because of that episode. Yeah, because a lot of those woke people that found us didn't like us. And those are the ones that went to Apple and downgraded us because they did not like. Not just Apple. Spotify. They did it everywhere. They didn't like what we had to say about the whole Idaho murder thing. Well, it's not that they didn't like what we had to say. that they didn't like what we had to say about everything else yeah they listened to

podcast after the fact i guess and they didn't like it yeah like any of the conspiracy stuff the corruption stuff and they were far left or they were this or that you know then they started they just automatically hated us um the most memorable things that we've talked about um i mean i think it kind of goes along with what we're talking about the idaho murders uh you know definitely the UFO thing you know definitely Bigfoot definitely moon landing you know all that

well even like new world government we talk about that all the time that's a huge thing it's not something we really want to remember because we don't want that to happen but it is happening so we have to talk about it yeah and also

to that to that you know what is the most memorable things and topics memorable to me especially recently has been anything that has to do religion because you know I grew up in a Christian household, Sherry grew up kind of Jewish you're right so we've kind of battled with that like mentally and spiritually for a while and the podcast has kind of driven us in different directions I think in a large part the podcast has awakened us to a lot of different things but I still you know and and because I've trust me I've got a lot of emails on this and a lot of messages about well

that one podcast, you know, not long ago where you were talking about UFOs and then you said something about Jesus. Are you not a Christian or you are a Christian? The reality is, yes, I, you know, if I had to die today or if I had to, but if I did die, I do believe in Jesus. And I do believe Jesus the way that I think Christians believe in Jesus. But I also know that the Bible has, there's a lot of questions, there's a lot of things, and there's a lot of speculation. And there's a lot of the Bible that is left to decipher and to, to, to, to, to, to, to, you know, speculation and to what you believe or not believe. And so it's hard for me to ever condemn or damn someone that doesn't believe it the way you see it.

Exactly. And that's the whole thing with me with religion. And, you know, beside that point, we've had Bree that's come on. Brie's come on a lot. And Bree is like one of my best friends. She is very knowledgeable with the Bible. She knows Hebrew. She knows all that so she can translate, blah, blah, blah.

but you know the things that she comes out of the Bible like when reading the Bible she's like Sherry you will not believe what I figured out today or and she's always figuring out new things from the Bible yeah even like special numbers or anything and I think that's important for people to hear yeah absolutely yeah and she's going to have her own podcast soon so you guys stay tuned for that and we'll definitely let you know what that is because a lot of you reach out and say, hey, when are you going to have Bree back on or blah, blah, blah. So we'll let you know that. Yeah.

And but on the other side, it's, to me, I'm still in this situation. And Brie knows this, that it's hard for me to believe in one religion and say all of other religions don't count. I just, I agree. Can't do that. I agree. And by the way, you know, to your point, though, there are other religions say if you don't believe in their religion, you're going to hell.

Yeah, exactly. be an eternal fire. So whose religion do you believe in? Exactly. And that's what's hard for me to like comprehend or realize like who do I believe? Who's the right religion? Is it, you know, Catholic? Is it Christian?

Is it Jewish? Is it Muslim? Is it Buddhist? Is it Hindus? Who is the religion I should believe in? You know? You know, someone has said, you know, based on all the podcasts we've done, like has our perception

changed on conspiracy theories in general or just like the way we see things in the world. And I would say that it's made us believe that a lot of them are right. I mean, a lot of them. And I think the more I don't know if you ever heard that, you know, I know you guys heard the expression of like go with your gut filling or at least like when something is pointing to something. If all arrows are pointing towards. Yeah, intuition.

but especially if all arrows are pointing towards a something, right? And so when you start hearing these big rumors, and don't get me wrong, there are things on the internet that go viral that are bullshit, right? But there's also a lot of consensus. When you start seeing a overall consensus of something being true or something happening, not a big viral conspiracy that just happens overnight, but a overall consensus of things that are pointing to a certain thing, and especially when the media is doing their very best to defend against that.

And you have fact checkers coming out. You have all this shit. That's usually pointing to the truth. And a lot of times there are whistleblowers. There are sources that start and are the base and foundation of a lot of these factual things that they call conspiracy theories. And then the media and the distortion of what the media wants you to believe is this is all just some big hoopla conspiracy theory.

So although, yes, you have to evaluate all those things, I feel like the more we see of overall, especially long-term consensus on something usually is exactly the truth. And I have to say, AKA COVID, COVID vaccinations. JFK. That's a really big, but that we have to say COVID because that's what's been happening to all of us in the last few years. Yeah. And we have to look at.

COVID as it is and we have to look at the vaccinations as they are. Yeah. And now you guys are not going to see our podcast as much because she said COVID vaccination. Did I red flag us? I'm sorry. Probably. Sorry. No, but they're starting to do that shit again. So we got to be careful. But unfortunately. I mean, but but you're right. I mean, COVID, JFK, Martin Luther King, even though no one really even knows about Martha Luther King. But there's a lot of conspiracies like that. 9-11 is something we haven't really talked about what you talk about in a minute. what is some of the most controversial discussions or interviews we've had? Well, you know, that was one, we haven't really had controversial interviews necessarily.

I mean, we did have an interview in a very, very beginning of our podcast with someone that Sherry knew for that. She was a doctor in the beginning of COVID that we never released because we did on video. Yeah, we never even released it. And we didn't. Yeah, but he was just all, he was like. like all up the alley of mask and vaccine and anything that you can do. And he was all up the government's ass on that.

So that was one maybe that would have to just say right now I'm kind of interrupting Chad. That is something that's an issue. And sometimes that Chad and I don't agree and you guys hear that and we kind of like fuss at each other on the podcast. Some of you are like, yeah. And some of you're like, I don't want to hear you fussing at each other, whatever. But you have to remember, we are a member. couple and we are human. And we're best friends though.

I mean, and I think people don't also realize this too about us is like, because we've had comments in the past over the past five years. Like, oh, he just interrupts or she interrupts him or or he sounds like an ass or she sounds like this or whatever the case is, right? They always want to try to get into our marriage or try to act like we hate each other or whatever the case is. But the reality is I can freaking promise you guys that we're the closest that probably any couple can be.

I mean, are we not? Do you not agree with that? Oh, absolutely, yes. I mean, we went through hell the first few years of our marriage or three or four years of our marriage. And we're best friends now. So, I mean, it's not like, you know, it's like, I don't know, we don't argue like typical couples would argue. Well, we can argue. Yeah, we can argue.

But what I'm saying is we're best friends, though. And it's like. But when we argue on the podcast, some people don't like that. But if you think about your everyday life and people you spend the most time with, of course, you're not going to agree with. with everything they say. Yeah. And I just can't like pretend to agree when I don't agree. Yeah.

And I'm just not going to do it. Let's see. Topics that we want to cover in the future. Yeah, 9-11, obviously is one. And it's something we haven't done. We've lightly covered on that. But that needs to be a whole series. Yeah.

And we know a bunch of stuff about that. Yeah, absolutely. Like there's a whole group of engineers that have gone. gone through and investigated this whole thing. Yeah, honestly, if there was one series that we would like, like personally that I would like to do a fully produced series to where we fully produce the entire thing. So three plus hours of audio content that is very well researched,

very well produced, very well put together. It would be 9-11 because I think the families and the people that are behind and by the way, a lot of the families want to answer still. There are families that have went with the architects and engineers of 9-11. There are over a thousand plus architects and engineers that disagree with what actually happened on 9-11. And there's a lot of family members that support that movement. And also, it's not always easy to get those people on the architects and engineers to publicly speak as much as they do behind their group or organization. But, yeah, if there's one thing I would like to fully produce would be something like that.

I want to ask you a question. Who is the favorite, who is your most favorite guest that we've had on? Probably Nathan. Just because he's, Amy, he's a close friend now. Well, Nathan's your best friend, so. Well, he's not my best friend, but he's a good friend. Yeah, he's a very good friend. All right, beside Nathan.

And Nathan is a great guy. And, you know, I guess we should bring up. Who else do I want to, I don't know. I don't know what you're trying to get me to say. I'm not trying to get you to say anything. I'm just saying, who is your favorite. favorite podcast. I said that.

That's probably Nathan. Yeah, because I think I think we've covered a lot of great topics. Our episodes with Nathan always do amazingly well.

So, you know, I got to say Nathan. For sure. I mean, that's just mine. Bree's probably up there because, you know, we have a lot.

I mean, we're friends with her as well, so it's kind of we're being biased a little bit. Yeah. Alana Freeland has got to be one of the best, especially with the harp.

Especially with the harp thing. Yeah, she was great. Yeah, the whole harp episode was amazing. J.D. is great. JD's great too. I mean, there's been a lot of them.

It's hard to say. Yeah, I guess that was a bad question now. Yeah, it's hard to say like who's your favorite because then you're like you're talking bad about other people. But we're not, but it's just Nathan's probably my favorite because he's, I'm close to him. We see a lot of the same things. Someone had offered or not offered.

Someone said, is there anything you can offer as far as aspiring podcasters? Looking to start their own podcasts in either. conspiracy or otherwise, right? And by the way, we've actually helped podcasters in the past that have reached out to us and said, hey, what can you help me with this? Can you help me with this? We've had quite a few of those. And we always try to help them no matter what.

We've always said on this podcast, if you guys want to do your own thing, we encourage you to do that. But the best advice I can always give is be consistent, learn marketing and learn algorithms. And, you know, I think marketing algorithms are everything. Like, there are podcasters out there that are 10 times better. us that will never ever get the numbers we get. And the reason for that is is because they don't know marketing. They do not know how to market themselves.

They don't know the algorithms. They don't know any of that. Why'd you do your eyes like that? Because I think that we're pretty talented to. Well, no, I get it. I mean, people like us because of our personality. What I'm saying is there are people better than us out there that will never have the numbers we do because they didn't care enough to figure out algorithms, marketing, titles, tags,

how they should title things, how they should do this, because you can be amazing at podcasting and never reach anyone, right? I mean, that's the reality. And then you can also be amazing at podcast and reach people and keep those people. Or you can suck at podcasts and be really good to marketing and you're going to lose a lot of people over the course of time.

There's all these aspects, but at the very least, if you're going to do podcasts and be as genuine as you can to yourself, and then also to your audience. Yeah, to your audience. But learn you know SEO

which is search engine optimization. If you can learn that you can apply that to anything you can apply it to Spotify, you can apply it to Apple.

Their algorithms, how they look at things, how they want you to look at paragraphs and all this stuff. All of that matters. So that does matter. So that would be the vice like...

And I just wish there was some way that... Sorry, I'm hoarse today. But I wish there's some way that we can help inspiring podcast to get on their feet and maybe there is a way we can do it and maybe we can figure it out I don't know because we always want to help people we're not here to hurt anyone if we can help you get started we will yeah um where are you guys where do you feel like you

guys started or at now and want to go right that's that's another question started uh we you know obviously our first episodes we didn't have many people uh I mean I remember you know, the first two, first two episodes we had, I would look at our numbers, but I would look at our numbers, but, oh, 20 people download this somehow or 30, right? But it was so great. Yeah, I was like, cool, 30 people listened. 30 people listened. And then, you know, back to the advice thing, you know, you have to be consistent, right?

And you got to try things, but you have to be consistent. And we weren't always in the first couple years. We still aren't. Well, we're pretty consistent. I mean, we average, I think, 12 episodes a month. A month. Right. So, but, you know, time, you know, first two years, we would have.

a month where we didn't do anything and we'd come back a month later or whatever be consistent that's going to grow you faster than anything um but so yeah in the beginning we went from five or 20 or 30 listeners to a couple months later we had a thousand listeners a couple months later we had 10,000 listeners or 5,000 listeners now um you know and this is not bragging this is you guys this is what you guys have done for us is you know we have went from that to where we were getting thousands of downloads to now we're getting millions of downloads we are you know typically on the top list in our category

you know we're a top podcast in the world you know thanks to you guys and you know you guys got to remember there's millions of podcasts out there and we are top in our category we are constantly in conversation with the top podcast in the world and that's amazing we've been on we've been on list on the internet where people call us one of the podcast ever like best conspiracy podcast ever um so it's crazy but to add to your point too i think that i've listened to enough podcast and realize like what we have that some other people don't

offer and it's personality you have to you have to have your own personality you cannot just be like somebody blah you have to be your own self yeah you're you're exactly right um what's been the most rewarding thing from us. I don't know, just growing listeners. I mean, that's literally the most important. Oh, yeah, it makes me so happy. Because we know, like right now, if we want to get a message out or something that we really think that people need to hear or whatever, we can come up here upstairs and get on this

microphone and talk to you guys. Millions of people around the world, people from Australia, UK, Canada, New Zealand, South Korea, I mean, you name it, that we got people in South America, countries I've never even heard of. Literally, I'll be looking at some of our countries and I'm like, I've never even heard of that country. And I'm pretty good of geography. South Korea is on the top.

And I don't even know if they can speak English. No, but obviously they listen to us. Well, no, actually, there's a lot of South Koreans that do know English. Really? Yeah, South Korea is pretty heavily dominant in English. I did not know that. Yeah, because South Korea is very well educated. They have a lot of universities there to teach English.

So seeing South Korea on our top list is not surprising. Those people are very smart. It was surprising to me, and I thought it was really cool. Yeah, so South Korea, thank you for listening. Definitely don't have any North Korea. Even though we do have, like, a large group of people that listen from other. And so, you know, I think there's people in countries like Russia or North Korea or places like that that they go through VPNs or virtual private networks to be able to get out and actually get on the Internet. I don't know that for sure.

But I do think there are a lot of that other traffic is coming from places that are not supposed to be even. even listening to podcasts in those countries. And for that reason, for the reason of people that are having to sneak and try to find the way to the internet and countries to where they are so dominant and like your slave owner, that's literally why we do this podcast. We started this podcast to prevent this from happening in the United States and raise awareness in the United States, not just the United States, but Canada and Australia and all these places that are fighting this battle between tyranny and freedom.

That is why we did this. I want to go into a story briefly, and I should have started with a story. But when we started this, you know, Sherry and I started, we have been together and married 13 years. We started in music, basically. Like, I was a musician. I started in music. It was very tough. It was a lot of work.

Sherry did a ton of work. She was my manager. She did a ton of legwork. We lost more money we ever made in music. And it was just, it was hard on. not only me and her, but it was hard on relationship. It was very tough. And that was something, though, that I always felt like was my passion.

And I was doing music before Sherry. And it was my passion, I thought, right? But I didn't 100% always know why that was my passion, you know. And I think I kind of looking back at it, I was, I was very sad after music kind of ended. I was like, I felt like a piece of me was missing my why or my passion or my, like, why I wake up. I went off to do jobs, marketing, and, you know, big companies or, you know, whatever. And I was always very bored to death. I hated it.

There was assholes all the time in corporate, you know, corporate jobs. Hated it. I was miserable. I hated my life. I was never happy. And I always, I guess for some reason, thought I was like music is missing. But the more I started to come to the realization of I had to ask myself at some point in time. I think all of us need to do this. I had to ask myself, why am I doing music? Like, what is the reason

that I'm wanting to do music, right? And I think only when you ask yourself, why am I wanting to do something, then you can evaluate if it's the right reason to want to do something. I feel like, though, based on everything I've learned over the course of so many years, I want to do music, I guess, because I was like, oh, it would be cool to be famous and, like, you know, all these people to know you or whatever. You know, I, and it'd be cool to sing on stage, and I felt like I was a decent singer. I was, you know, pretty good singer. People always told me that. And I was like, well, if people always tell me that, I think it would be kind of cool to be famous and be on stage in front of, you know, thousands of people and have really good music out there. I did like

music, right? But it wasn't something that I was so passionate about enough to where I cared so much about it that I would, I would do anything to make it work, right? I mean, we did for a while. But you know what I'm saying? Like, I felt like it was not truly, after a while I realized it was not truly my passion. It was not truly my life goal. Well, maybe that too, but it also came to a point where we were, like you said, spending so much money on music.

Meanwhile, we're having hard time, like, paying our bills. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah, I mean, that's what I'm saying. We, music left a bad taste in her mouth too because of how many hardships put in our lives, right? Because you, you know, in that kind of

scenario, you almost have to dedicate your entire life to it or not, right? Or you don't make it. I mean, that's, you know, the whole, when people say, oh, well, I lived in my car and in Nashville for months or years. And, like, that is crazy, right? You better really love music. And I, and I did not love music that much. But we did love it enough to the point where we lost a lot of stuff. Oh, absolutely. And we're going to the grocery store and budgeting what kind of meat we could buy. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, that and stuff like that. Yeah, we were really, like, on the low, low, low side for a while. Had a car. Had a car.

car repoed, you know, just all that shit. I mean, yeah, it was very bad. It was a very frustrating time. No, we had, like, three. No, we had one. Two cars and one motorcycle. Well, we had one and one motorcycle. But anyways, long story short,

the moral of the story is, is that we one day woke up, and I guess, you know, and by the way, during this time, I was in all these companies that were I hated it. And I was making good money in some of these.

companies, right? I hated it, though. I didn't want to do it. And so I started trying to do all these other things. I was like, I'm going to do this on my own. I want to do this and this and this. But I was always doing it for money. I was always trying to find like, what can I do for money, but I can work for myself. But it was never my passion. It was not something I actually gave a shit about. Like, and so, but eventually I did get into marketing. Something happened to where, and I had, you know, history in marketing. And, uh, my client, the guy, that kind of brought me into that, you know, from working for myself was, became a good friend of mine. He's still like almost like a father figure sort of to me today. We've been together for

five or six years now. That was great. And then, and then, and then only then I started being able to think about like, okay, we got to think about like, what is our passion and what do we really want to do? Not something we have to do. Let's not figure out something we have to do because we want to make money. We're making money now, at least decent money, right? Let's figure out something we can do that we're very passionate about. Like, what is one thing that we want to do over anything in the world? And so as the world started evolving and going to shit and all this stuff,

and the more we sharing out, we're very passionate about everything that was going on in this world. We were researching things. We knew everything about all this stuff that no one else did. We're explaining this stuff to be well. And it got to the point where I used to argue with people on Facebook. Oh my God, I'll never forget that. Yeah, it was just like, I was arguing to be on Facebook. Chad would spend all night.

I lost friends. And debating with all kinds of people over like issues. Yeah, and I lost friends on Facebook. Some of my friends I grew up with, by the way. And I was just like, well, F you then. Or they would block me, delete me because I was, I was right. Sorry. Sorry friends out there.

But anyway, so long as story short, eventually I was like, I think we need to start a podcast. I think we need to, you know, be able to have a platform to where we can talk. and just talk about whatever. We didn't expect anything of it, but it was our passion. It was what we both enjoyed. It was what we both liked to talk about. And that's what started the podcast.

And it's the thing that we've stuck with, the longest of anything, it's been five years. We have enjoyed every single second of this podcast. I mean, there's been times, obviously it was stressful on here and there and there. But man, we've enjoyed every second of it.

We are always thankful every single day that we have you guys, that we have this podcast. It has been a journey. We have lost so much shit and the journey to this. And it was only because we just never truly figured out what it was that we were meant to do. And there's so many people out there in this world today, especially today that have no idea what they want to do.

But I think it takes failure. Oh, I think so. It definitely takes failure. Hopefully it doesn't for everyone, but it usually does. You have to go through failure to have success. Well, the number one advice I can give people, and this is podcasters or anybody. don't ever do anything because you're chasing money. Do something that you're chasing your passion.

Do something that you're so passionate about that you want to wake up every day and say or do whatever that is. And if you can do that to where you're excited, there's never a Monday, right? There's never a, thank God it's Friday because, you know, you're just, all you're worried about is just doing what you want to do, right? You're not worried about, oh, Friday's here. Thank God I don't have to do this shit that I've been doing all week. Exactly. You want, you want every day to be a new opportunity. for you to do whatever that is that you're passionate about.

And if you can turn that passion into your career or into making money or into whatever, great. But at the very least, just do something you're passionate about. And that's what we did with this podcast. And it is the number one thing in our entire lives that we're the most passionate about over anything. And you guys are obviously our family.

Oh, absolutely. And I don't think Chad's just saying, go get a podcast. No, I'm not saying. Go after what you're passionate about. It might be having a craft store or, or a t-shirt

sorry t-shirts I can't even talk about T-shirt store sorry oh goodness yeah I mean it could be anything but it has to be something you're passionate about guys look you only live once

right and and I'm not saying don't also have a job while you're doing that right trying to pursue whatever it is outside of that thing that you're most passionate about but if you have that job and then you come home and then you do that side project because we do that by the way every single day we work our normal full-time jobs

and then literally as soon as we get home we're researching we're doing this we're doing podcast we're not even going to eat tonight until like nine o'clock nine or ten o'clock that's what time we have to eat dinner because we do podcasts we work all day we don't really have like downtime people are like hey have you guys watched that new series on netflix no because we don't have time so just so you know when we go to youtube and i look a little big it's because i don't have time to even exercise. Whatever. You're not big, good.

I'm really not that big. But listen, but yeah, but also at the same time, I would much rather be doing podcasts and watching a Netflix series that's not going to help anyone, right? And there was something Andrew Tate actually said to Aden Ross. Aidan Ross is this moron on YouTube that does these live streams. I think he's would kick now. And he's just this little moron kid 20, 21 years old, maybe 19. He does lean and all this stupid shit.

and he has millions of kids that are watching him. And, you know, the one thing Andrew Tate did say to him, he's like, Aidan, he's like, you have millions of people that watch you. What do you talk to them about every day besides stupid bullshit that there's not going to impact or make any difference in their life whatsoever? Like, you have an opportunity to try to help or better someone's life. And yet you have millions of people where you're watching movies, playing video games, doing dumb shit that no one cares about or talking about lean in your drug addiction or whatever. And that's a very true statement. I think if anything, this podcast, we hope that we wake up more people to the realities of the world and the truth of the world. And that is our number one goal of this entire podcast.

The last question that I guess we'll get to and then we'll let you guys go for a special 300 episode. You know, someone would ask, where do we want to be in the future, right? And this is, I guess, part of the same question. Where we came from, where we're at now, which I think we're doing really well with the podcast. and where do we feel like we want to be in the future or where do we think we're going to be in the future? Well, and I talked to someone about this after our live show last night.

Yeah, and I don't like what you said at all. Well, I just, okay, well, in reality, though, the information war and where it's going, I don't feel like there will be room or our podcast like ours will ever be allowed in the future, especially five years from now if something doesn't drastically

happen and what I mean by that is if something just doesn't break off like a freaking war some shit over the next five years or whatever the case may be the information war is going to get stronger the elites are going to get better they're going to get especially

with AI coming into play there's going to be a million ways to where you're never going to be heard they're going to ban and censor you and there ain't shit no one's going to be able to do about it I think the 24 election in the United States is going to be a hugely impactful year. I think 2024 is a turning point in our civilization, our nation's history. I think it is going to be one of the most monumental years this nation has ever seen. And it could be even as more, even more monumental

than 1776. I mean, I think it could be the biggest time of American history. Because whatever happens in 2024, if there is a stolen election, if there is this or whatever, and, and the They get away with this again. And some people say again. Some people will say for the first time, right? But if that happens, right? And they, and they usher in full tyranny, full dictatorship. We're screwed.

And I think if it ever gets to that, it's going to be hard to get out of that, right? I think it'll be the new norm. It'll be the new thing that people are just used to. Well, yes, we are in a dictatorship now. Yes, we are in a new North Korea. Yes, we're in a new China. Unless we can figure out how 1776 will. will happen again is what you're kind of saying.

No, but I mean, we're not saying that. That's what you just said. No, that's not what I'm saying, Sherry. I'm literally trying not to say that. Oh, sorry. God, that's not what I'm saying. I'm just saying, I know what you're saying, right? But we're not on substack.

We're on Spotify. But my point is, yes, is something would have to happen. If, you know, in our Constitution of the United States, it says that if the main reason for the second amendment, by the way, is to protect against tyranny, protect against a dictatorship, you know, thou shall not be infringed on the Second Amendment. Militias are formed and have the right to be formed

because of if ever the government gets too big and too tyrannical, that you can protect yourself in your country and your family from the government. That is the main reason the Constitution was created in whole, not against other countries, not for your neighbor down the street. It was against and for your protection against the government.

Like a government that goes to controlling. Rogue. And that's where we're at. And I think that in 2024, I think we're going to see something that we can't imagine whatever ever happened in a lifetime. And I'm warning people to that. I'm telling, I'm predicting that right here and now.

I want you guys to come back to this 300th episode podcast. 24 is going to blow your mind, guys and girls. and you better be prepared for it. So what do I feel like is going to happen in our future? Hopefully we'll be here. We're going to continue to do podcasts. We're going to continue to get better. We're going to mix in some of the fully produced content and the same stuff we do.

But also, I think we really want to go video and we've talked a lot about that and how we want to do that to be most effective. But I think, you know, something that we've, sharing and I have always talked about, by the way, even before this podcast, when we used to want to do documentaries and figure out ways to really tell a story visually. we want to have you know documentary series or documentary things that we go out video go on location really get the story really be able to tell an amazing visual presentation and storyline of what we're seeing and what we want to present to you guys I think that'll be the best way we can do it whether whether that gets on Netflix YouTube rumble if it has to it doesn't matter we want to tell a story visually and so that will be in the future going forward what our big goal will be for us.

And then also, obviously, the podcast will be something that we're going to continue to want to grow and continue to expand and continue to get better at. Yeah, and we want to go video with it too. Yeah, we want to go video. But especially, I think our video, our primary focus is going to be really telling stories,

like telling great stories. And we have a lot of things that we can tell stories about. I mean, take, for instance, all the things we've talked about on this podcast, there's so many things we want to talk about. I was talking to Nathan tonight. you know he's traveling and stuff right now and we were talking about something we really I really want to work on and and he can connect us in some ways to do that as well potentially

but yeah there's a lot we want to work on and so we got a lot of great stuff coming for you guys we're not going to keep boring you with everything else but we just wanted to I know we had a live episode last night but we wanted to make sure that you guys know how appreciative we are of each and every single one of you. Thank all of you for your support. Obviously, we have a lot of great episodes coming out in the next week. I think tomorrow night we're going to be doing

the Murdoch murder trial whole fiasco. Why are you saying Murdoch? It's Murdoch. Whatever. Alex says Murdoch. That's his last name. Murdoch.

Whatever his name is. And Pop-Haul. But we're going to be doing that. We have a new UFO episode coming up very soon. We've got a lot. lot of stuff to talk about. So guys, stay tuned for sure. But thank you again.

It's been 300 and we're going to keep going. So don't give up on us. Stay with us. Share us with everybody you know. Give us good ratings where you can. Support us however you can. We're going to support you guys. Thank you guys so very much.

We love each and every one of you. Happy 300 to you guys. Yes. Until then, peace out. Come running by Pictures of sunny please With your smile and the pie Could they say you made me come undone

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