Sibling Revelry with Kate Hudson and Oliver Hudson - Revel In It: A Different Diagnostic

Episode Date: October 22, 2025

Oliver dives into the world of spiritual wellness when he’s joined by best-selling author and host of the ‘Medical Medium’ podcast, Anthony William.  He explains his psychic connections, and his process of pin-pointing potential health problems before someone knows they’re sick.  Plus, hear his take on angels in action and his answer to the social media skeptics.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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We are a sibling rivalry. No, no. Sibling rivalry. Don't do that with your mouth. Revely That's good Oliver Hudson here reporting live from Wilder Hudson's room

I think every podcast episode now will open up with me explaining what room I'm in in the house because it always changes I just sat down at the kid's desk I'm looking at his gaming computer right now I'm understanding more and more about him as I scan this room. I just put some of it's Carmex on, which it's kind of weird that he's buying Carmex, you know?

I mean, that's so old school. It reminds me my childhood. I'm sure it's, like, terrible for you. And I'm sure the chemicals in Carmex are real. So that's where I'm at. That's what I'm doing right now. And I just got back from Colorado. I went to Boulder.

because Wilder, my 18-year-old, is his senior year in high school, and this is where he wants to go. So we went and looked at the campus. It was me, myself and his mother, Aaron, and it was amazing. It was just so cool. That's where I went for two years, by the way. Two years. Two years.

Because I grew up in L.A. In a, no, not a fast life, but, you know, you're sort of doing more. I get to Boulder. the first day I actually have a story I don't know if I should tell it or not if it's too long winded but I'm going to tell the story

fuck it so we get to our dorm it's my friend John and myself best friends in high school go to his college together and we're getting our stuff together

our dorm room together and we get a knock on the door and it's this dude he's sort of talking like this he's a mullet and he's like what's up bros dude fucking welcome freshman year what's your name

and I'm like hey what's up buddy I'm Oliver Hudson nice to meet you cool bro gives me a hug cut two hours later the guy's hammered and literally runs into a door on purpose and knocks himself out and I'm like okay welcome to Boulder at that moment I said I'll be here two years I'm going to be living the dorms I'm going to live off campus I think I got it and then I'm out and I was out I knew what I want to do with my life getting in the movie industry so I was like, look, I had fun. I'm not going to waste any more money. My parents' money to be straight, and I'm gone.

That was my Boulder experience. Anyway, point is Wilder wants to go there as well, and hopefully he learns more than I did. Went up to Colorado. Went up to Aspen after that. The leaves are changing. It was incredibly beautiful. And now I'm just rambling, but I love fucking Colorado.

Anyway, enough about me. Enough about me and my stories because we have someone who has changed lives in the waiting room. He has been in our podcast before way back in the day when Katie and I first started this thing when we were actually doing it in person before COVID. He's known as the medical medium, but to me, he's Anthony William. Let's chat. Come on in, Ant. What?

Look at this guy. Look at this guy. He's got a big, he's got a big vat of orange. juice. He's wearing cool-ass sunglasses. Last time I saw this dude, he was not as cool as he is now. This guy, he's a rock. He's a rock star now. You've turned into a rock star. Yeah, yeah, exactly. You're like, you're like Zach Galafinacchus. Like between two ferns, except I don't know if those are ferns. Those are palms. I'm honored, man. I'm honored. What are you kidding? Hey, man, thank you. That's a big compliment from you, man. You look great, buddy. Thank you for

for coming on again it's been a long time you look great too seriously i'm honored to be here this is great it's so good to see you wow yeah how have you been good good yeah working working my ass off you know you never stop you never stop man how it is i mean i know you're busy we're just busy busy busy got to just you know keep on pushing along try to save as many lives as we can you know yeah anything we can do yeah yeah i know your story but let's give a I want to get into a brief sort of, just synopsis of sort of your childhood growing up, you know, how you sort of discovered this gift, the spirit of compassion. So, yeah, I mean, with me it was age four, I woke up one morning, I heard a voice and it wasn't

mine and it wasn't anybody else around me. It wasn't, I thought somebody was talking out the window, I went to the window, I got out of bed, and I was looking out the window, and then I went looking for my family, and it wasn't them, and this voice was talking about all kinds of different things. And one of the crazy things about all of it, it was focused about health. It was focused about chronic illness, and it was focused about the things that make people sick, and the voice never went away. It just stayed there forever.

you know, since then until now. And so I've had to dedicate my life because of it to giving people answers, you know, advanced information about why people are suffering and struggling. And my childhood was hard because of it. It was not like this easy thing because the voice wasn't inside my head. It would be different if it was inside my head. It would be a different story. Right.

You know, and, you know, when people have racing thoughts, you know, people have racing thoughts and they got like, you know, they got repetitive stuff or they got something going on in their mind and it wasn't that at all. Like my thoughts would be kind of, they could be cool and calm in the whole bit and then I would hear this voice on the right side of my body going to the right side of my head in my ear.

And that voice would tell me something like, you know, I'd be in elementary school and there'd be a kid next to me and the voice would say, You know, he's got meningitis. So I'd be like, meningitis, like, what is that? Hey, that's what I was about to say. Like, you're four, five, six, seven years old.

You're hearing all these words, kind of like, the hell is that? Exactly. Every word was like that. Every word I heard pretty much was like that. Meningitis. So I wouldn't be able to say it even right. And so I went to the teacher and was like, you know, he's got meningitis. And a teacher sort of freaking out.

And the teacher, teacher kind of held me behind, you know, class there, called the parents, the kid's parents, called the kid up. Then we were, you know, staying behind afterwards. And the teacher would be like, do you have meningitis? They could be like, I'd never even heard of that. What is that? What the heck? And they're like, why do you think he has meningitis?

And I would say, I know he has meningitis. So parents came in, then my parents came in, and it became this big thing. like, you know, and my parents are like thinking, I had meningitis. I was like, no, I don't have menigitis. He's got it. And then that night, he came down with a fever,

104, 105. They had to rush him to the hospital, never came to class the next day. He had meningitis. Wow. He was diagnosed with it, and he was in the hospital. And so then it became,

how did he know this? Like, how did he know this? so and back then a hundred years ago because it's what it feels like back all the way then it was that was something like wait a minute you know how was this possible and my parents had to tell like they had to tell the teacher and the principal like no he he understands like he knows these medical terms and he knows when someone's getting some kind of sickness and he knows this and it's been like that since age four and here I am you know age seven but and that's happening.

And so, yeah, that's just an example of how it was. At what point, though, did you, first of all, did you have brothers and sisters? Yeah. You did. Yeah, and they heard that, you know, I have two others, and they heard all of this growing up. And, you know, my family gave me great support.

Well, it's interesting because when you're putting yourself in your parents' shoes, or when I am, and let's say this is happening, and my son is now spouting these things and telling people that they have certain diseases, there's got to be a part of you or a part of your parents that are concerned at first, you know, before that they truly understand that maybe this is a gift. Was there ever that moment where your parents were like, aunt, like, what's up, buddy? Like, do we need to get you checked? Oh, yeah, for sure, for sure. And then the thing that happened was it would be like proven right. And that's where you can't like get away from it.

You know, I was with my dad. We were at this convention. I was just a little kid. And we were, it was like a historian convention. It was all about historic things and everything. And I went and I bothered someone that was there. I heard information. It was like, you know, you have this condition.

You have this problem. and they're like, wait a minute, you know, how do you know that? What is this? Next thing you know it, like an hour later, you know, my dad's looking for me, like, where did he go? And like, 15, 20 minutes later, it's like, where did, and a line has started, a line. And now there's people wanting, you know, readings. They're just a line of people.

Here I am, this little kid. And they're asking me, like, what's wrong with this? How come this hurts here? And the next thing you know it, this big convention we were at, there was about 100 people waiting in line because everybody was saying, this kid knows what's going on. He figured it out. And, you know, and it just kept on going from just one person to another.

And that's so, so my parents, my parents were, you know, they were really supportive because it was just, it was what it was, you know, and you couldn't get away from it. And, yeah, it was. back then, too, it was odd. I mean, now it's odd. No, I know. But did it prevent you from having sort of a normal, I guess, if you want to call it,

that childhood or, you know, teenagehood into adulthood where you're in high school or you're a college or you're a young man who just wants to kind of cruise, you know. No, it's a struggle. It really is. You know, it was a struggle when I was a kid. It was a struggle all through the teens, you know, the voice I would hear, which I call spirit of compassion, that voice even forewarned me when you get, when you become a teenager, it's going to get real difficult because it's going to be hard to hear me, the voice.

It's going to be hard to hear me while you're trying to live your life. I mean, I just wanted to have fun. I was like, you know, wanted to be a regular kid and not worry about someone's suffering. And that's, that was a big thing right there. And then I had to do a lot of training, like in a cemetery that was near our home, I spent countless hours in that cemetery, and this voice I heard, Spirit of Compassion, SOC, would be like, how did this person die? How did that person die?

So I'd be standing over a grave. And here I am, you know, 8, 9, 10, 11 years old, 12 years old, I'd be standing over a grave, and I'd have to be like I was in training, like, you know, this person died of a car accident, not from a disease, you know? and it would be, I would spend a lot of time in that cemetery so that wasn't a normal life. And yeah, I just wanted to ride my bike, you know, go fishing, skateboarding, whatever, you know, for sure.

And but when you hear this voice all the time, it interfered constantly, just endlessly interfered. But it was always to try to help somebody or to try to teach me about what's happening in the world. like, you know, like what's going on and why people are sick and how the world is unbalanced, all that, you know, all that. So it was really, yeah, it was really hard. Were you, are you religious? I mean, do you believe in God?

I mean, when we're talking, you know what I mean? Where are you at with that? Because you're actually communicating with something. Yeah, you're communicating with something. So, yeah, I do believe in God. And it's a big part of my life. It really is. And just because I hear this voice, and the voice I'm hearing is not God.

So it's not God. So it's not like God's talking to me and that's who I hear. That's not what it is. Spirit of compassion is not an angel either. Spirit of compassion is not a ghost. It's not a spirit. I was told this when I was a child. And then Spirit of Compassion told me that he is a word.

so the word compassion and so i had to kind of like grapple with that and be like well that's not what i'm i'm hearing a voice i'm hearing like you know clearly a voice and you know but it but yes i believe in god yes if you call that religious then i'm religious but how do you square it's like how do you square that you know yeah i know it's kind of like whoa what is happening here you know you're have an experiential, you know, moment, not moment throughout your life where, you know, you're actually You know, I look back now and when I think about it back then, every single thing had meaning. You know, it was like when my dog was drowning. It was, I was a little bit older.

I was just out of my teens and my dog was got into this like, got jumped into the water into this cold bay way up north. and it was icy cold, that temperature of the water was probably like 38 or something like that, 40 degrees. And my dog got out there and wasn't coming back because she got caught in the surf out there. And there was just no way. I knew she was going to drown. And I saw her just struggling out there and way out there. So I just jumped in, swam out there. And she went down.

and Spirit of Compassion said to me, you know, like, you're basically committing suicide right now. That's what you're doing. Because there's no coming back from this. You're going to be, you know, you're going to shut down and you're going to drown. And I felt like, you know, it was, I felt like, you know, all that I've done and how I have to dedicate my whole life

to helping people, as I was already helping people. I was already on the daily helping people at that point. You know, I had people from all around the world contacting me. How old are you at this point? I was like 19 years old, 18, 19, 20 in this time frame. And in my early 20s, in that time frame, I was already helping people. I was already working. I was at work.

Wow. And so when I was out in that water trying to save my dog's life, I felt, like look if i'm dedicating my entire life to this if i have to hear a voice day in day day out that can't be shut off about people suffering and their struggling and their chronic illness and their diseases and symptoms and their losses and their struggles if i have to hear about that non-stop then you know i want my dog so i went out there part of me kind of knew i may I may not be coming back. And I swam out there.

And I went down into the water, and I saw my dog in the arms of an angel. An angel underwater was holding my dog. And I just basically handed my dog when I was underwater to me. And I felt like I had superhuman powers. And I grabbed my dog, and I surfaced, and then Spirit of Compassions, said that basically we can't keep that angel here any longer.

That angel's not going to stay here any longer. You have to get back. And we barely made it back to shore, I mean, crawled up that shore. And my dog's life was saved. And I'll never forget this. But I get emotional talking about it. I just get emotional talking about it. And I can't forget about it because I felt like that was like, okay, now, okay, okay.

I'm not going to complain. I'm not going to bitch. I'm not going to moan about crap. I'm not going to be, you know, a whiner. I'm just going to do what I need to do. I'm going to work with light. I'm going to help heal people. I'm going to have them come and see me.

I'm going to talk to whoever needs help. I'm going to find the answer for them. I'm going to listen to spirit of compassion. I'm not going to dodge out. I'm not going to try to run. I'm not going to try to get away from it. I'm going to be committed, like committed, committed. Because when I was younger before that, I was struggling.

When I was eight, nine, ten years old, I was like, why do I have to care about anybody? Yeah. So one of the trips I'm most grateful for was this summer in Greece, and it was amazing. And the whole family was together. That doesn't happen very often. Some sun, a few laughs. And my kids love anything adventurous. So it was right up our alley.

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on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. So that was your sort of turning point, your transition of, you know what? Yeah. This is now, this is a gift, and I need to sort of honor this gift. Prior to that, I could imagine being a young man,

you're like, this is great and all, but do I want this? I don't want this. You know, I mean, I know I'm helping people, But it's like, oh, God, like, oh, this is more of a burden, right? And it was. It was an everyday burden because, you know, and a lot of times, I would say to myself, okay, turn it off, you know, turn it off.

This has to stop now. I don't care. I mean, I remember there was this time when I was eight years old. It was really tough, this one moment where I was like, okay, I need this off now. I need this away because, you know, wherever I went, it'd be in a store with my family. It would be, you know, you go to the beach with my family, whatever it is. You just hear about everybody's struggles and their sickness and their illness if they even have something going on. And you hear about it.

I'd be in the car in the back seat. And I would hear from Spirit of Compassion about the people next to us in a car and the other people next to us in a car. And it was the kind of thing where I was like, okay, I'm done now. This was great for the last four years, but we have come to an end. This is it. I'm parting ways. Like, I'm parting ways with you. And that's what I said at eight.

And it just was a useless thing to say. Like, no, you're not. No, you're not. It didn't happen that way. It wasn't going to happen. So, you know, a lifetime of this, now I look at it differently in a lot of ways. You do. But, man, I've, you know, my early childhood was really hard with that.

And then my teenager years were really hard with it. And, you know, it's a matter. of like, okay, no, I want to live normal? No, I guess I'm not going to be able to live normal. All right, accept it at some point. Right. I was about to say there's a moment of surrender where it's like, okay, if this is it, I'm going to lean into it.

You know? Yeah. And then at what point did you write your first book? How did you become the medical medium? You know, where was that jump off? We're like, okay, like, this is it. Now I'm in the zeitgeist. You know, now I am, I have some notoriety.

here to where I can really sort of, my outreach is big. Yeah, the health movement back years ago, 35 years ago, 37 years ago, 40 years ago was really small. It was really, really small. It was, like, ridiculous. Like, that's how small it was. And I was helping everybody and anybody in the health movement, anybody who was sick, who knew somebody or another, people would come from all around. I had an office, and then I had a second office, and I worked on helping people. people recover their lives. This is way long before social media. This is way long before anything. And, you know, spirit of compassion would always say, well, you have to get a book

done. You have to get a book out there. You have to. And it was hard to switch gears to get that book going because, I mean, I had a 24-hour, seven-day-a-week emergency service. I mean, people can call me at 2 in the morning. Back of the older days, people knocked on my door at two in the morning. Wow. Like three in the morning, knocked on the door. Yeah. It was like that. There was, you know, a time period where I would have like Saturdays, instead of me getting rest, or I would be able to like chill out or something like a normal person would. Saturdays would be like light work day. It would be a line of people, you know, 50, 60 people on a Saturday morning at my office. people coming in, giving them a light blast, boom, they're out.

Another person coming in, giving them a light blast. And it was like the Saturday morning was, you know, light blast day. So wait, what is a light blast? Light blast is something that was taught to do when I was younger, spirit of compassion. So it's light coming from above and being timed just right and directed to the crown of somebody's head. And it hits him on the top of the head. and life-changing results happen.

You know, like if I'm at an event and people come there, I'll try to do a light blast. And it doesn't matter if you believe in it, don't believe in it, doesn't matter if you're somebody on the edge of the street looking in, it's going to probably hit you at that point and it hits you on top of the head

and it gets time just right at, you know, from spirit of compassion where this light comes down. And people get life-changing results. It's just since I was a child, been like this, where all of a sudden their knee, their pain and their knees gone or that's it, their pain in their rib is gone that they've had for 10 years. It's this miraculous process, this miraculous thing that happens. It's truly profound for, you know, for people to experience that. And most people, many of them, they see light flash in their eyes or they'll just, they'll feel

it hit them. It's truly a blessing that was given to me. that offer for people. And I remember going back decades ago, and it would be like light blast day. And there would just be crowds of people waiting outside my little shack and come in and just light blasts. And then they would leave light blast.

They would one at a time until literally until I was gonna drop by the end of the night. And I couldn't turn anybody down. And I was like that too. When I had the seven million waiting list, I couldn't turn anybody down. There's just, you just could not do it. You just worked.

until, you know, I would literally get to a point where Spirit Compassion says you're going to fall apart. Yeah. And you're going to, you're not superhuman. You're going to, you can use the tools that's given, like that I've been, that I've learned from Spirit, those tools I've learned to take care of myself, but I've also burned myself to the ground,

you know, through the process of trying to heal people and helping people heal and healing people all through my life since I was a child, and I'd have to use these tools to keep me strong enough so I can do it. I mean, there was no, I didn't have, like, I didn't have the life when I was growing up in my, in my 20s, in my early 20s, in my late 20s, in my early 30s, where I would go and just exercise. You know, let me go to three hours in the gym, you know what I mean? Let me do three hours in the gym every day, and then after that I'll go on somebody's party boat. After that, I'll go down to, I'll go down the beach.

Maybe I'll do a party. They'll go to a party that night. That wasn't my life. My life was like, you know, you just, you worked in the office. You worked on people day in and day out. And then you worked on the phone with them day in and day out. It didn't matter what time. I didn't do this thing where I'm going to sleep now from 11 o'clock at night to 7 in the morning.

It was like, no, I had a 24-hour service. Yeah. And that's what happened. Oh, man. I mean, eventually you have to change that. to have a sane, normal life. Yeah, so I've squeaked it a little bit of that before, you know, like before I end up, like, completely dissolving.

Yeah. I've squeaked in a little bit of that. But the first book I was working on many years ago, many years ago, before it was published 10 years ago. I handed into the publisher, I think, in 12 years ago. And that first book, Medical Medium, that finally came out, that book, was just, it was life-changing for some of the people.

Oh, gosh. So, amazing. No, I know. So what's the, let's talk about the foundation of sort of the first book and how it's sort of pressed on past that. But what is your foundation for all of this? It's about somebody being able to rise from the ashes. Because celery juice was the big thing back in the day.

It was like, oh, I mean, everybody's still drinking it. No one will talk about it, but everybody's still drinking. it. It's all the same. All the farms are producing. It doesn't stay in the stores. Everybody's buying tons of it. They're all juicing it. But because there's, you know, we're in a world now where anybody who's anybody on social, they're not going to talk about something unless they're being paid, right? Unless it's theirs or they're being paid, something like that, right? That's how the world works. So no one's going to talk about celery now. I mean, people are still talking about it. Don't get me wrong. They still are. And it's,

But it's in all the stores. It's in every health food store. It's, you know, people are drinking it. Every supermodel is on celery juice. It's all good. It's just that everybody's quiet about it while they're doing it because you can't make any money off of it. There's nothing.

There's no, you can't. It's like you take celery. It's juiced in a store. It's juiced in whatever in a juice shop. And you drink it and you heal. You make your own celery juice. You drink it and you heal. And so because of that, it's like that,

that little bit of a secret slash everybody's doing it, but they keep it kind of quiet because it makes nobody money. It's one of those things. I mean, but yeah, it's celery juice is legendary. You get on 16 ounces, 32 ounces of celery juice. You've got a problem. You know, there's a very good chance. You're going to just be kissing that problem goodbye.

Yeah. Unless you're really sick and then you're still going to need celery juice. Yeah. Because you're going to feel benefits, but you might need some additional stuff too, but celery juices, like, what a healing weapon that is. Yeah, yeah. So one of the trips I'm most grateful for

was this summer in Greece, and it was amazing. And the whole family was together. That doesn't happen very often. Some sun, a few laughs. And my kids love anything adventurous, so it was right up our alley. And what makes those trips even more special is staying in a place on Airbnb.

because you're not just visiting, you're living a local life for a while, which makes the experience so much more memorable. So if you're planning to travel this November, it's also a great time to think about hosting your own home on Airbnb. And the best part, you don't have to handle everything on your own. With Airbnb's co-host network, you can partner with someone local to help manage your listing, your guests, and everything in between. Find a co-host at Airbnb.com slash host.

Hey there, I'm Kyle McLaughlin. You might know me as that guy from Twin Peaks, Sex in the City, or just the Internet's dad. I have a new podcast called What Are We Even Doing, where I embark on a noble quest to understand the brilliant chaos of youth culture. Daddy's looking good. Each week, I invite someone fascinating to join me, actors, musicians, creatives, highly evolved digital life forms, and we talk about what they love. Sometimes I'll drizzle a little honey in there, too, from feeling sexy in the way. What keeps them going. And you're maybe my biggest competition on social media.

Like when a kid says bra to me. And how they're navigating this high-speed roller coaster we call reality. In Australia, you're looking out for snakes, spiders, and f***is. Right. Hey, he's no train mcdougol. This is like the comment section of my Instagram. Join me and my delightful guests every Thursday. And let's get weird together in a good way.

Listen to what are we even doing on the iHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. The Big Take podcast from Bloomberg News dives deep into one big global business story every weekday. A shutdown means we don't get the data, but it also means for President Trump that there's no chance of bad news on the labor market. What does a bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich reveal about the economy? Our breakfast foods are consistent consumer staples, and so they sort of become outsize indicators of inflation. What's behind Elon Musk's trillion-dollar payout? There's a sort of concerted effort to message that Musk is coming back.

He's putting politics aside. He's left the White House. And what can the PCE tell you that the CPI can't? CPI tries to measure out-of-pocket costs that consumers are paying for things, whereas the PCE index that the Fed targets is a little bit broader of a measure. Listen to the big take from Bloomberg News every weekday afternoon. on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Here we go.

Hey, I'm Cal Penn, and on my new podcast, Here We Go Again, we'll take today's trends and headlines and ask, why does history keep repeating itself? You may know me as the second hottest actor from the Harold and Kumar movies, but I'm also an author, a White House staffer, and as of like 15 seconds ago, a podcast host. Along the way, I've made some friends who are, experts in science, politics, and pop culture. And each week, one of them will be joining me to

answer my burning questions. Like, are we heading towards another financial crash like in 08? Is non-monogamy back in style? And how come there's never a gate ready for your flight when it lands like two minutes early? We've got guests like Pete Buttigieg, Stacey Abrams, Lily Singh, and Bill Nye. When you start weaponizing outer space, things can potentially go really wrong. Look, the world can seem pretty scary right now, because it is. But my goal here is for you to listen and feel a little better about the future. Listen and

subscribe to here we go again with Cal Penn on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. The Crying Wolf Podcast is the story of two men bound by injustice, of a city haunted by its secrets and the quest

for redemption, no matter the price. White, victim, female, pretty wealthy black defendant Chicago a white woman's murder a black man behind bars for a crime he didn't commit I got 90 years for killing somebody I have never seen he says the police are his friends and then that's it they turn on it a corrupt detective how he was interrogated the techniques that's crazy a snitch and a life stolen they got the wrong guy but on the inside Lee Harris finds an ally in his cellie, Robert, who swears to tell the truth about what happened to leave and free his friend. And if you're with me, your goal to, I'll take care of you.

I'm going to be with you. You stuck with me for life. Listen to the Crying Wolf podcast, starting on October 22nd, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. back to the sort of the you know when you wrote your first book what you were trying to get across you know essentially that that those are your roots you know and then you move from there into all different different factions but those are your roots what were those roots grounded in roots are you know you've been to 100 doctors yeah doesn't matter if you like me don't like me like the way i look don't like the way i look like the way of sound don't like the way it is you know it doesn't matter if you're sick if you're struggling you know get that book or get that

medium information under your belt because it's life-saving it's changed so many lives and that foundation is that you know the first medical medium book it it was all about here's why you're suffering aches and pains tingles and numbness ringing in the ears vertigo dizziness manor's disease whatever it is that you have are a true causes of these diseases and symptoms fibromyalgia Lyme disease true causes of multiple sclerosis true causes of all these conditions are going to be in your hands. It's about the foundation is the true causes, the real true causes of mystery illnesses like shingles behind mystery symptoms conditions, you know, and Epstein Barr behind anxiety and depression, intoxic heavy metals, autism, and ADHD, like real, real,

meaningful, powerful ways to heal. And it's in that book. And yeah, that's like the, the, foundational aspect of it. And then you give ideas, you know, then you give protocols on how to heal. Protocols on how to heal, exactly. And that book was, I had to get that book out. I had to, at that point with the waiting list of people needing help from me, I knew that I just couldn't crack at that 7 million waiting list anymore that was building quick.

I had to get the book out there. It had to happen. and Spirit Compassion was like, do it now. You have to push through and you have to shift and get that book out there to save lives. And then at this time, and you probably remember this, but everybody was afraid of fruit. Don't eat fruit.

No one in the health movement was allowed to eat fruit. People were all to, it was sugar's evil, and fruit is sugar, and fruit is the reason why you're sick. And meanwhile, nobody really ate fruit, but fruit fear was rampant at the time, like absolutely rampant. And that book exploded the truth about how fruit helps you heal. It's the reason why fruit is even let in the door in the carnivore movement right now.

Carnivore movement was like they had to bring in fruit. So they're using medical medium information. They had to get away from that fruit fear. It's just the foundational tools right now in the health movement. They stem from medical medium information, whether anybody likes it or not. It is what it is. And the track record to people healing was insane and still is. to this day. And it's all natural, right? I mean, it's all natural stuff. It's food, it's juices,

it's all of that. Is it food, is there food base? Yeah. Oh, yeah. One of the greatest, one of the greatest of all time, which is the most popular detox there is in the world right now. It's the medical medium heavy metal detox. It's the most popular, the most powerful heavy metal detox in the world right now. And people swear by it. It's not just like one person got better. It's millions of people. It's got, it's a combination of these five key ingredients of spirulina, barley grass juice powder, wild blueberries, not regular blueberries. They've got to be wild blueberries. Dulse, which is Atlantic, you know, coast. It's a sea vegetable on the Atlantic coast. So it's dulce. That has to be there. Solantro. That has to be there. And that heavy metal detox has saved lives. And then the

28-day cleanse, people being able to do a 28-day cleanse that wasn't hard to do. And it just moved them forward. There were so many tools in there. There was the medical medium spinach soup. There was the celery juice. It's these tools. And then it's why I'm sick. Like, oh my God, I know why I'm sick now for the first time.

It wasn't just a book of protocols. It was a book of Here's Why You're Sick. And it was your mono that you had, mononucleosis you had when you were in your 20s. It was the mononucleosis you had when you were in your teens. Well, you're now sick at 40 years old because of your mononucleosis when you were in your teens. And it was because the virus came back out, and I talked all about this, how these viruses come back out later, and they end up giving you all kinds of neurological symptoms. And here's another thing.

Nobody talked about neurological symptoms back then. It was nobody knew people who were sick had neurological symptoms. It was medical medium information was all about the neurological symptoms. neurological symptoms. So this foundation of how to heal. And, you know, and it's still happening now every day with the medical medium books and people finding answers. They're finding answers every day with that information and healing. And I can say this confidently. There's nothing in the health movement anywhere, anyhow, both conventional and an alternative that has healed more people than the medical medium information. The track record, all of it.

it yeah you're so you're skeptics the haters do you just sort of plenty of those of course that's in everything but are you just kind of like man i'm not going to respond fuck off like you can think what you want but i know of course i i know who i am i know what i feel i know what i've done and there's a billion testimonials to sort of prove me right even though i don't need there is i don't need to be proven right i just understand and no i mean or do you ever get bothered by the haters. Well, I mean, the hardest part, the hardest part of all is someone getting like one piece of medical medium information. They get one piece, but it's mixed in with a bunch of crap that won't get them better. They won't heal. And then they don't know where they need to go

to get the rest of it. So they're going to be sick for the next 10 years, 15 years, brain fog, you know, fatigue, weird, you know, tremors and restless leg syndrome. and, you know, gum pain, jaw pain, burning tongue, burning mouth, like, you know, burning feet, whatever they're dealing with. It's like, boom, they're going to just be sick for the next 10 years with that. Next 15 years. Until they find out, they've got to get the metals out. Until they find out, it's the mercury and the aluminum and the copper and how it works,

until they know how to kill off the viruses in their body. And then they need to know how they can have a non-rashing shingles virus where you don't see a rash, but you're in pain. You're just, your body's in pain every day. Until they learn this, mystery back pain and mystery jaw pain and head pain, until they know this, they're not going to really get the answers they need. And so the sad part is you see, like, you see some poached medical medium information that's taken.

It's out there. Someone's doing something that's good for them, but they don't know where to get the rest of it. They don't know where to get, you know, what they need. They don't know where to learn about how they got sick and what to have. avoid, like, I blew up the whole thing on fragrances, like the plug-in air fresheners and, you know, the clones and perfumes and the fabric softeners and the detergents. I mean, I remember back 10 years ago, I was blowing the world up with that information, and everybody was like, what are you crazy? Who cares about air fresheners? The health movement was like, who cares about air fresheners?

Are you nuts? Then I was talking about how alcohol was not. good. And then the health movement was like, oh, you shouldn't be talking about that because all the podcast doctors drink wine. They all drink, you know, champagne and wine and anybody in the health movement, whoever they were, for the most part, almost every one of them was drinking alcohol. So it was like, every time I came out with like, this is why you shouldn't do this, you shouldn't have caffeine, you shouldn't have alcohol, here's what caffeine does to your brain, you, you know, you shouldn't be doing this. It was really early on. The whole fragrance thing is a medical medium going on decades now.

And then the plug in air fresheners, pull them out and throw them out. Now you'll see every day, like all of a sudden be another influencer, doctor, somebody, a chiropractor would be like, you need to take out your air fresheners and throw them away. It's like, dude, I've been teaching about that for forever for decades. And I got a lot of crap for it. But what's sad is, yeah, take your air fresheners and throw them away. But if you're suffering with like a condition, a serious condition, like you're really struggling, you better get the MM info, the medical medium information so you can, you can move forward and now heal.

You know, back when you started last time we talked, you know, social media wasn't even near what it is now. And especially in this rise of medical influencers, health influencers, mindfulness influencers, all of it is like huge right now. But just as a whole, you know, what's your feeling of this sort of influencer medical takeover? Look, I mean, I know people, a lot of people, there's some good people out there. They got their heart in it. But it's sad because it's a lot of noise. And in the end, it still doesn't like get to the real root cause. So if you're, I look at it this way.

This is how I always look at it. If I ever got sick, like me, myself, got sick, right? And I just didn't know the information. and I was just like somebody else out there just so anybody out there and I was like them and I woke up one morning and I was like oh shit

my life is over now I can't function I can't work I'm like you know my relationship is going down the tubes because I just can't even like I'm going to doctor after doctor I'm losing everything

like I'm suffering and mentally emotional physically you know and all that let me go now into the health movement and take a look. You know what I mean? Let me go, let me go look at all the different podcasts.

Let me go look at the information out there. I'd be fucked. I would be totally, totally fucked. Like, I would be, it would be so sad. Because you'd get tidbits, you get bits and pieces of the good stuff. Like, wait a minute,

wait, metals might be behind my ADHD. Oh, scratch my head. What do I do now? Then you end up doing something stupid and you get sicker. You know, you don't fix the problem. Or I'd be like, wait a minute, I might have a pathogen. Oh, let me follow this person who says it's a parasite.

It's not a parasite. But I would be totally screwed. I would be like, it would be back to that. It would be like, where do I go? Let me go buy these programs. Let me spend $5,000 on these programs. Let me go see if I can do this detox. And it is madness out there for somebody who's really sick.

Madness. And it's so sad. And the trends constantly get recycled over and over again. and it's back to that again. And because everybody's also trying to make a buck in the healing movement and the alternative movement, they're all trying to make money. So they're just recycling the same old shit

and the same old trends that never worked to start with. I would be so, if I was sick and suffering, if I woke up where I was like, okay, now I know after my 10th doctor, now I know after my 20th blood draw where they're pulling blood from me and they're giving me every microbiome, you know, treatment I can possibly,

They're giving me every CBO treatment. They're telling me it's this and they're that. After being sick long enough, if I went just, like, out there and I was like, there's got to be an answer out there, I would be totally screwed. And that's what's happening with the chronically ill. They're still in a place where it's going to be like good luck. That's how sad it is. Okay, sure.

Now it's like, no, you know, no processed foods. Let me get off a processed foods. Let me get off junk foods. If you're somebody that's, you know, in that room, where you're not that sick and you can get off of processed foods and you can get a little bit better. Good, good, good. You're somebody, though, with real chronic illness, like you've got neurological problems, you can't function, you're now in the category where you're getting thrown into the multiple sclerosis machine or whatever the machine is, the Lyme disease machine,

whatever it is. It's like, good luck out there. It's so hard. And that's how I look at it. So one of the trips I'm most grateful for was this summer in Greece, and it was amazing. And the whole family was together. That doesn't happen very often. Some sun, a few laughs. And my kids love anything adventurous. So it was right up our alley. And what makes those trips even more special is staying in a place on Airbnb.

Because you're not just visiting. You're living a local life for a while. makes the experience so much more memorable. So if you're planning to travel this November, it's also a great time to think about hosting your own home on Airbnb. And the best part, you don't have to handle everything on your own. With Airbnb's co-host network, you can partner with someone local to help manage your listing, your guests, and everything in between.

Find a co-host at Airbnb.com slash host. Hey there, I'm Kyle McLaughlin. You might know me as that guy from Twin Peaks, Sex in the City, or just the Internet's dad. I have a new podcast called What Are We Even Doing? Where I embark on a noble quest to understand the brilliant chaos of youth culture. Daddy's looking good. Each week I invite someone fascinating to join me. Actors, musicians, creatives, highly evolved digital life forms.

And we talk about what they love. Sometimes I'll drizzle a little honey in there too from feeling sexy in the morning. What keeps them going? And you're maybe my biggest competition on social media. Like when a kid says bra to me. And how they're navigating this high-speed roller coaster we call reality. In Australia, you're looking out for snakes, spiders, and f*** boys. Right.

Hey, he's no train McDougall. This is like the common section of my Instagram. Join me and my delightful guests every Thursday. And let's get weird together in a good way. Listen to what are we even doing on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. The Big Take podcast from Bloomberg News dives deep into one big global business story every weekday. A shutdown means we don't get the data, but it also means for President Trump that there's no chance of bad news on the labor market. What does a bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich reveal about the economy?

Our breakfast foods are consistent consumer staples, and so they sort of become outsize indicators of inflation. What's behind Elon Musk's trillion dollar payout? There's a sort of concerted effort to message that Musk is coming back. He's putting politics aside. He's left the White House. And what can the PCE tell you that the CPI can't? CPI tries to measure out-of-pocket costs that consumers are paying for things, whereas the PCE index that the Fed targets is a little bit broader of a measure.

Listen to the big take from Bloomberg News every weekday afternoon on the IHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. podcasts. Here we go. Hey, I'm Cal Penn, and on my new podcast, Here We Go Again, we'll take today's trends and headlines and ask, why does history keep repeating itself? You may know me as the second hottest actor from the Harold and Kumar movies, but I'm also an author, a White House staffer, and as of like 15 seconds ago, a podcast host.

Along the way, I've made some friends who are experts in science, politics, and pop culture. And each week, one of them will be joining me to answer my burning questions. Like, are we heading towards another financial crash like in 08? Is non-monogamy back in style? And how come there's never a gate ready for your flight when it lands like two minutes early? We've got guests like Pete Buttigieg, Stacey Abrams, Lily Singh, and Bill Nye. When you start weaponizing outer space, things can potentially go really wrong. Look, the world can seem pretty scary right now, because it is.

But my goal here is for you to listen and feel a little better about the future. Listen and subscribe to here we go again with Cal Penn on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. The Crying Wolf Podcast is the story of two men bound by injustice, of a city haunted by its secrets, and the quest for redemption, no matter the price. White victim, female, pretty, wealthy, black defense. Chicago, a white woman's murder, a black man behind bars, for a crime he didn't commit. I got 90 years for killing somebody I have never seen. He says the police are his friends, and then that's it. They turn on it.

A corrupt detective. How he was interrogated the techniques. That's crazy. A snitch and a life stolen. They got the wrong guy. But on the inside, Lee Harris finds an ally in his celly, Robert, who swears to tell the truth. about what happened to leave and free his friend. And if you're with me, your goal to, I'll take care of you.

I'm going to be with you. You stuck with me for life. Listen to the Crying Wolf podcast, starting on October 22nd, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. How do you feel about, like, you know, like the peptides? wave of like peptides are hot right now you know stupid it's stupid you're not into them it's actually stupid why i don't take them i'm just i'm curious if you're somebody that's bedridden with chronic illness you're on mattress island you're just you're on mattress island you've done

everything you're on mattress island you've been to so many doctors you tried everything you think peptides are going to fix you no but what if you're not i'm saying if you're not sick no i know you're I'm saying that. I'm saying just generally, if you're trying to use them as sort of a supplement for a better life, for inflammation, for, you know, whatever it is, there's thousands of peptides. If you're not sick and you want to use them for like longevity, like you're being told this is going to give you longevity, whatever it is. Right. All that stuff. You can take them. Are they going to give you longevity? No one's going to know. But you're somebody who's sick. You're not going to see anything change. right you're not going to see anything change with creatine you're not going to see anything change with peptides you're not going to you know you're not going to um short chain you know aminos you're not going to see anything change with any kind of thing like that because no one's saying

no one's saying dude you got epstein bar you got shingles you got herpesimplex 1 you got cytomegal virus probably got HPV somewhere deep down inside you've got you know mercury all in your brain you got a combination of all that your liver's totally toxic your adrenals are burned down, your stomach, you know, your low hydrochloric acid in your stomach, you can't break down proteins. You're sick. Dude, you're sick. You throw peptides at somebody. You throw creatine, you throw shillotriot, you throw pyrl powder, you throw collagen, you throw clostrum, and they're not getting better. See, those are all biohack trends. And biohack trends are for people who aren't sick. Right, got it. And you take somebody who's just on the edge of getting not well, no matter

what they're doing. They're just going to keep on waifing back and forth. Oh, I think the peptide's helping. Oh, I think the creatine's helping. Oh, wait a minute. I think the collagen and the claustrum's helping. I think the pearl powder is helping with my skin. I think this is changing. But the minute you get that the scale is tipped and now you're a sick person, you'll drown in that stuff. Charcoal, you know, collagen, clostrum, peptides, you know, creatine, weight protein powder, sodium bicarbonate, you know, nutritional yeast, you'll just drown in all of that. Yeah. You know, the one thing that I could say that, you know, one thing recently, I was like, you know, I'm proud of medical medium information for saving so many lives, but I'm proud of also some of the things that

we've completely conquered, like the fruit fear for the most part. Medical medium information conquered that. That's why fruit is not shunned now for anybody in the health movement. The other thing is fish oil. How much do you hear about fish oil now? Yeah, yeah. Do you hear a ton? Oh, yeah. Like, you know, like, it's, it's less on the fish oil. Right. Yeah, mega threes and fish oil and all and krill oil. It used to be like exploding on the scene of the health trends, like it was all fish oil. I remember, like, back in the day, it was all about fish oil and yeah. Exactly, but you don't hear it every second now. You're hearing creatine and peptide. No, no, it's different. Creatine is like the new shit. I mean, even though, creotene's been around forever, but everyone's taking fucking

creatine. But you hear that, though? It's been around forever? Yeah. And, and that's the thing. Everybody who was sick with chronic sickness and chronic illness many years ago, they took creatine. It never got them better. They took creatine. They took fish oil. They took phobic acid, phobic minerals. They took beta glucans. They took, like, you can just go down the list of all the biohack shit. And now we're back in the recycled trends. Now we're back in the colostrum thing and everything. We're going, we're going now. They recycle it. Clostrum never got anybody better who was chronically sick 20 years ago. And now it's all. It's all. It's all back diatomaceous earth particles that hurt people years ago now they're bringing it back

it's insane how it works then you got the ionizer water machines the upline ionizer water machines they hurt people but they bring them back they don't get anybody better all those ionizer water machines ended up in everybody's closets back 20 years ago it's a money game it's all about money advertising emotional campaigns money advertising get back on a trend again creatine's been around but get back, bring it back in, make it look like it's going to fix people. And then what you'll have is a bunch of people who aren't sick, they'll be taking it thinking that it's helping their game.

Yeah. It's getting them back on their game. But if they ever got sick, if that person who's not sick now, who takes all this stuff, if they ever got sick, and they may, and they will,

because face it, no matter what, they're going to, everybody is, how do you think we all die in the end? Natural causes? No, no, it's not like that. And so whoever is on that thing where they're on the claustrum bandwagon, now they're on the probiotic bandwagon, then they're on the, you know, they're on the creatine, then they're on the peptides.

If they ever get sick, they're going to be like, holy crap, this isn't helping me. This isn't saving me. Let me go to another doctor. And then this doctor's going to be like, you got mold. That's the problem. And now they're going to be like mold, mold, mold, mold, mold, mold, and ain't going to be peptides in creatine saving them. Mold, mold, mold. You've got Lyme disease now.

and it isn't going to be peptides and creatine and colostrum helping them. It's a swarm of just noise, and people get easily tricked. Well, it's almost like you have to, it's like what you're saying, you have to clean out your body before those supplements or before those colostrums, those peptides, will even have an effect. Exactly. If they give you any effect at all, if they give you any, colostrum doesn't give anybody any effect. But if you give any, if you get any, if you get any, if you get any, effect at all from any of that stuff, you know, you've got to be probably healthy enough,

strong enough, not really have an illness, and then maybe it can offer you something. Maybe, you know, but you'll never know because you weren't sick to begin with. Right. So it's really tricky like that. Everyone forgets every five years. Every five years everybody forgets. So then the movement, new generations come. New generations aren't just 15 years later anymore. New generations are every five years now. For some reason, it's like this every five-year thing. And everybody gets tricked easily to thinking, well, they need to be on claustrum again, and they need to be on Shilogy again, and they need to be on, you know, some kind of caffeine,

some kind of matcha tea again. Green tea doesn't fix anybody. If you got chronic sickness and you take green tea, you're just going to get sicker. The caffeine's going to make you sicker when you're chronically ill. But if you're somebody that drinks coffee every day, you're not sick yet in your life, and you can handle the caffeine and stuff. You can drink green tea. How do you know if you're chronically ill?

Meaning, do you have to have symptoms every single day and wake up feeling like total dog shit? Or can you just be living your life and you're kind of living a malaise or you're a little like, ugh? I mean, how do you know? I mean, are there degrees of chronic illness? There's degrees.

There's the not-so-sick people. They got a little bloating. Yeah. Maybe they get a little sinusitis once in a while. They get a little acne that comes and goes. You know, they're not-so-sick crowd, right? They can play around and try creatine, and then they can try peptides, and then they can try clostrum, then they can try pearl powder, and then they can try charcoal, they can try whatever.

You know, you get those people, they're not so sick, and they're kind of waifing around back and forth. They get a lot of cheat days. They do a lot of cheat meals all the time. They're like, you know, eating pizza at some kind of like, you know, high-end pizza restaurant. Then the next day, they're fasting for the whole day, and they're just on caffeine basically all day or something like that. Then, you know, then they're eating a salad for dinner. Then the next day they're eating something else that's not so great. Whatever it is, they're kind of like, they get a little acne, they get a little bloating,

they get a little foggy, so they get a little bit of anxiety. They're the not-so-sick crew. I'm not saying those things are like no big deal. Anybody with any symptom, I deeply, deeply like you. No, no, you're like describing me. I think I'm in that, I'm in that pot right there. You're in that pot right there. Yeah, yeah.

I'm writing kind of there like, yeah, I feel good, but kind of a little anxiety, little this, little thing, a game, a little foggy, you know, I'm in that sort of zone. I, it's impossible. I was talking to Aaron, you remember Aaron my wife, and I was talking to yesterday, of course, I know. And I was like, does anyone wake up every single morning

and just feel fucking amazing, like every morning? And throughout the day, they're like, I just feel incredible, like zippity, do da with my life. I mean, everyone must have pains and aches or days where they're off or, you know what I mean? You know, there's a big crowd that if you take their caffeine away, they're going to start feeling something's wrong. Yeah, yeah.

Their caffeine is keeping them on point, but they have problems in a little bit of adrenal fatigue or they're not all clear in the head. Their neurotransmitters aren't so great. They're on caffeine, and it's hiding the symptoms. There's that crowd. But there's, yeah, there's not a lot of people that feel fantastic every single day and every single morning.

We're kind of, we've left that. port a long time ago, but the not so sick crowd can still function. They can go hop on a treadmill. They can still run on a treadmill. They can go do some workouts. You know, they got little problems here and there. They got to see their practitioners. They got to see their functional medicine doctors or whoever they're seeing. But then there's the sick crowd. You know, sick crowd is, oh shit, I'm fucking sick. Yeah. Yeah. I mean. So your book, You made an amendment, right? Or did you sort of enhance it?

No, I didn't expand, yeah. Expansion, right. So give me a... Yeah, didn't expand it right there. Medical medium, life-changing foods, expanded addition. What are we expanded in this? Oh, man, just all new recipes, all new recipe photos, talking about the, like, so many different poisons and toxins that are actually, you know, giving people.

a less quality of life that are out there, everything from chemtrails to everything under the sun, 30 new foods, you know, wild foods, herbs, leafy greens, all of that. I mean, it's just, it's packed, just so much information, infertility information, fertility problems, you know, it's a resource book, it's this book that you can just have for a lifetime, you know, in the house. And this book here, millions of copies of this book already sold,

the original one back. years ago. But this is the new edition expanded. It's like almost 600 pages. It's a book. And this is just my manuscript right here. It's not even the book. It's coming out at some point. By the way, I was thinking, that would be cool to have a book printed like that. I've never seen anything like that. It's already going to be one big Bible for people having their kitchen in the whole bed. And you got a big old index in there. You can look up your symptoms conditions. And it talks about how, like, food can help your symptoms and conditions, like which foods can help with their symptoms and conditions and then the spiritual benefits of the food, the emotional benefits of

food. You got to send that to me. It's a great book. Yeah, send me a copy, dude, for sure. I would love, I would love to read that extended version, no doubt. For sure. Yeah. Well, dude, this has been fun, man. I could talk to you forever. I flew by. Where are you right now? Are you, where do you live? I'm in L.A. right now, man. You're in L.A. Oh. Yeah. Well, you still have my number hit me up? Yeah, I mean, you got it. You got it. One more question. Do you ever get sick? well I could run myself I could run myself down yeah or you could catch a cold I mean or no I mean I could catch a cold if I'm not you know getting a few hours of sleep but no no I'm no I'm not sick I don't get sick and I haven't gotten sick so yeah yeah but you know like just saying that you know now you're going to be saying tomorrow you're going to text me like oh dude I'm just saying that

No, I don't have any, I don't have any medical problems and, you know, conditions and symptoms and stuff. No, I'm solid. But, you know, at the same time, I'm human and, you know, I work hard and you got to be careful. Yeah. All right, brother. Great talking to you, aunt. Hey, man. I love you, brother.

Yeah, hit me up. Be good. Okay. Be good. All right. I'll catch you. Yeah, catch me. All right.

All right. All right. Bye. uh there he is anthony william yeah he was in my podcast with kate we did we did him a long long time ago as i said the thing about anthony as well is like he's obviously very passionate about this um it's been proven um for himself and for the people who have followed his protocols and um you know hey man if it works for you it works for you all that being said you know the disclaimer is is that He's not a doctor, obviously.

So, you know, what he's saying is coming from his experience, from the testimonials that he has had, and, you know, for all of the good that he's done. So, you know, that it's, that's his stuff. So don't take this as gospel. There's no, there's nothing medical here. So don't sue me. you know what I mean don't sue me don't sue aunt listen to it take what you want and then

throw away what you don't want I don't care just don't fucking sue me I'm gonna get that book maybe I can cure my heartburn yeah maybe just stop drinking how about that Oliver um all right everyone stay healthy love you ow You might know me as that guy from Twin Peaks, Sex and the City, or just the Internet stand. I have a new podcast called What Are We Even Doing, where I embark on a noble quest to understand the brilliant chaos of youth culture. Each week, I invite someone fascinating to join me to talk about navigating this high-speed rollercoaster we call reality. Join me and my delightful guests every Thursday, and let's get weird together in a good way. Listen to what are we even doing on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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