Bonus Q&A with Podcast Host Alida Hernandez (Rebooted Podcast)!

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[00:00:32] Welcome all, welcome all, I'm your host Cam and I'm face to face with another very unique podcast host, Alita Hernandez of rebooted The Podcast

[00:00:56] How are you today? Thank you, happy. I cannot complain, I just basically sawing through the title wave of non-stop podcasts

[00:01:08] No interviews and interviewed and make time for this, make time for that

[00:01:14] Yep, exactly

[00:01:16] So you've been doing this podcast for a while, you've been very big on exploring politics, religion, true crime

[00:01:24] just other social topics, but we're going to all begin

[00:01:29] Yeah, it all began because I had a stroke six and a half years ago and decided to

[00:01:36] take my life and seriously that my life was worth living and had to change my whole lifestyle

[00:01:42] had to change the way I think how I eat, you know, sleep patterns, everything basically

[00:01:48] And that's how the podcast was born, just to give back to other people so I go through my story of things that I've gone through

[00:01:56] my journey of losing weight and you know, just getting healthy and just trying to give people a little hand out there

[00:02:02] You know, to realize that it's not that difficult that you can do it in this support for you out there

[00:02:07] Oh wow

[00:02:09] Yeah

[00:02:10] So right now I have it as rebooted the podcast, I'm trying to rebrand to reboot it mindset

[00:02:16] rebooting the reboot

[00:02:18] Rebooted mindset just because it sounds more a little more attractive people understand okay rebooted what rebooted the podcast is like what did I reboot you know and I call it

[00:02:27] Rebooted because I'm a techie and when I had the stroke, I said my brain got rebooted so that was my joke

[00:02:34] That I go

[00:02:36] Yeah

[00:02:37] Oh, and it's it's enlightening because and it's cool to know that there can be

[00:02:42] A radio talk show format in a podcast form you take anywhere with you but

[00:02:49] Yeah, when you're still looking at your show and then still seeing hey we're gonna do this this year or this is the new formula from now on

[00:02:57] That's

[00:02:59] And people love seeing growth, you know, it just reinforces why they're listening to it in the first place I think

[00:03:04] Yeah, I hope they see it that way. I've gotten some good reviews from people that they like my podcast

[00:03:09] That has been enlightening to them that it's helped them in their life

[00:03:13] They've learned things from there and I learn every day from every guest that I have you know, I have I have a number

[00:03:18] numerologist I have an author. I have a psychologist. I have all different

[00:03:22] I have a teacher so all different types of people

[00:03:25] That come on and talk about their journeys and what they've gone through and you know people have gone through

[00:03:31] Suicide in their family or addiction or anything that allows our our life basically our daily lives

[00:03:37] And how do they deal with these these things that come up and

[00:03:41] You know, how do we deal with the triggers and how like we were just talking about sleeping?

[00:03:46] Sleep patterns sleeve was a big thing to me. I couldn't sleep for for many for many years

[00:03:51] I had a problem sleeping. I would have like

[00:03:54] Like insomnia and like in the middle of the night

[00:03:56] And then I realized that one problem was the phone

[00:03:59] You can't look at yourself phone like

[00:04:03] Like about half an hour an hour before you need to shut the phone down

[00:04:07] Not look at it because that stimulants for your brain right so right this is before we had the

[00:04:12] Midnight settings that we have on our phones now, you know, right? Right. So I

[00:04:16] I purposely put it on my phone so it black goes black and white and I go okay

[00:04:20] So I'm not to use it and I put it away

[00:04:22] So it's like I know when it's black and white no more no more phone so the next day

[00:04:28] Yeah

[00:04:31] But I guess

[00:04:34] If you had any advice you already have plenty of advice on the show as it is

[00:04:37] But if you had to break it down for those who want to start their talk show format

[00:04:42] What are like the first three things they need to do

[00:04:45] Before they want to see if any of this is worthy of their time and if they got the right mindset for it

[00:04:52] Um

[00:04:53] All right, well, you gotta find your niche. What what is your what's different from you then from somebody else out there

[00:05:00] So um, I mean you can't look at 100,000 there's so many podcasts right? I guess it's

[00:05:06] You just have to be real. I'm real. I just say it the way it is

[00:05:09] I don't I don't script anything

[00:05:11] I just let the conversation flow

[00:05:14] Um and I try to pick things that I know that I'm going to be interested in and I think people are will be interested

[00:05:19] And you know something that we can learn from and to make our life better

[00:05:22] So it all depends on your topic right you have depends on what you're your podcasting about you doing movies or you're doing

[00:05:29] I don't know whatever say you're just only doing books so you focus on like what kind of books you're gonna you know

[00:05:35] Review they're gonna just be fiction or they're gonna be factual like you know, you have to you have to

[00:05:41] Um bring it down to like the smallest thing so you can find your niche

[00:05:47] Absolutely

[00:05:49] That that is cool to just

[00:05:51] Kind of just

[00:05:54] Just assess hey this is the formula

[00:05:57] That's where I'm going

[00:05:58] Yeah, and it just grows. I think you have to let it. I let it go organic

[00:06:02] Like I said, I don't script anything

[00:06:04] So it's been going organically

[00:06:07] I try to be just natural me just talking to people because you don't want to be fake

[00:06:11] You don't want to be a fake person online either

[00:06:13] They want to see you they want to see who's a leader

[00:06:15] So this is me there's no fluff that's just it

[00:06:18] You know, I'm not faking it. I don't have a mask on to look different on our filters

[00:06:24] It uh

[00:06:25] So if you see me on the street, you're gonna see me in the same person

[00:06:28] There you go

[00:06:30] To see what this is what you get

[00:06:32] Yep exactly

[00:06:35] Uh all together with the various podcast formats and everything uh

[00:06:43] Uh, well

[00:06:44] What have you been impressed most was just seeing how

[00:06:47] Everyone has grown as podcasters and how there's so many different ways to distribute market

[00:06:52] everything and

[00:06:55] Initiated discussion

[00:06:57] Yeah, there's a lot of uh, there's you know, there's a lot of podcast platforms that help you distribute your software

[00:07:03] You know your show and different in different areas like Apple and Google and Spotify and iHard all these different places

[00:07:09] So you have to do your research it takes time. I learned everything on my own

[00:07:14] Just doing research reading going on YouTube looking for videos

[00:07:17] There's a lot of people out there that try to help you out

[00:07:20] And look for your style like I don't I don't have the mic look

[00:07:23] I have a regular mic right I haven't yet eaten my or I have other I'm my little clip on right now

[00:07:29] But I don't like big mics

[00:07:31] So um a lot of people like that format you know they have those big mics and the headset

[00:07:37] I don't like that. I like it more interview setting

[00:07:39] You know like if you're having a an interview show like a talk show on tv

[00:07:43] It's a little too distracting yeah

[00:07:45] Yeah, yeah exactly

[00:07:48] No fair enough. I it's just always intriguing to me because like

[00:07:52] We still seem to encounter people who are up the mindset

[00:07:55] Oh, there's only one thing to do this and that

[00:07:57] And if you're not like me, you're not cool or you're not doing it right and this is like well

[00:08:01] Way to play god buddy

[00:08:04] Exactly, I don't think there's a I don't think there's a wrong or right way

[00:08:07] I think you just have to engage the people out there

[00:08:09] I don't think I don't know who decided that you had to have this huge mic and these big old heads headphones

[00:08:15] And and do that all the time

[00:08:17] I think it's a technology and everybody's showing that you have equipment well

[00:08:21] You have to have equipment to do this. I don't need to show all my umbrella lights that I have and all my cameras

[00:08:29] Nobody wants to see all the backstage

[00:08:32] That's behind the curtain

[00:08:34] Exactly exactly we'll do it back. We'll do it behind the scenes video if you want

[00:08:39] There you go

[00:08:41] For patrons

[00:08:43] Yeah, exactly

[00:08:45] So no, that's cool

[00:08:48] And what would have been what topics have really just hit you hard in a good way where you're just like man that person opened up to me

[00:08:55] We got to have them back on

[00:08:58] I had one author also an educator

[00:09:02] He wrote a book on how children learn and it was his name was called Cornelius Grove

[00:09:08] And he was very good. He talked about how children grow in different settings

[00:09:14] So he went back to like a town in Africa for example like a very

[00:09:19] Well, you know, I mean like how do these children are learning how on some cultures the children since their little they start

[00:09:25] Actually working with the family even if it's like they need water that he would go get water

[00:09:30] He was only three or four years old or you know different ways that different cultures teach the children to learn

[00:09:36] So it was really interesting, you know that's lovely

[00:09:39] And then also I had some some other ones about mental health

[00:09:44] Which is it's really scary out there what's going on in society

[00:09:47] But since 2020 has gotten really bad since the pandemic are our teenagers right now our middle school kids

[00:09:55] Is really bad from middle school up?

[00:09:58] It is they these children out there have suicide plans like they have not they have one two three like they have it orchestrated

[00:10:06] Everything I don't understand that but that's how our society now is come to point that we really need to help our children

[00:10:13] So that person really helped me understand a little bit more what's going on out there and as parents

[00:10:18] We need to be watching our children and talking you felt validated by him validating himself

[00:10:23] And you also just saying hey, I feel you

[00:10:27] Yeah, it's hard. It's very difficult

[00:10:29] You know sad to think that these kids 12 years old like I 12

[00:10:33] I can have that problem. I just want a new Barbie. What are you talking about right

[00:10:37] We didn't have to think twice about what we were gonna do. No nobody talked about that

[00:10:42] Well, we didn't have phones either we didn't have social media to constantly bombard you with information

[00:10:47] So you have to pick it up. Yeah, they're picking shoes when you want all right to see on the on the phone

[00:10:55] Absolutely

[00:10:58] And all together, how do you format your interview questions? I

[00:11:05] usually go through

[00:11:07] The guests I find out a little bit about the guests. I'll find out if they wrote a book find out what the books about or read some experts from the book

[00:11:15] um

[00:11:17] You know and then try to kind of deep dive in there

[00:11:19] You know and find out more about the person

[00:11:21] You know why you started what you're doing, you know

[00:11:23] Why did you start as a psychologist or read the book and you know the reasons why

[00:11:28] And then usually they'll deep dive and start talking about their personal life

[00:11:32] And why they got into it and their journey and that's the best part about it

[00:11:36] It's just people saying their own journeys

[00:11:38] I went through this or I had somebody family member that committed suicide

[00:11:41] So that's why he got into it or I wrote this book because I went through this this journey

[00:11:46] I was drinking or whatever it is

[00:11:48] And then they document stuff so it's basically other people's journeys

[00:11:52] You know

[00:11:54] Just to make to see that we're all human and we all have the same feelings and we all go through the same things

[00:11:59] Just in different scenarios

[00:12:01] Absolutely and

[00:12:03] Have you ever had a moment where you're just like hey this person they're really unique, but I'm struggling to find a connection with them

[00:12:11] Sometimes some people are

[00:12:14] Or they're not letting me speak and they're talking over me

[00:12:17] So this is already kind of unintentionally rude so I feel disconnected as a whole

[00:12:22] Usually the oh my kids have been awesome. I can't really say that

[00:12:25] Um, yeah some of them I go why did I bring this person to the podcast and then

[00:12:30] Because it was maybe it was a book that I really wasn't interested in but then I found something

[00:12:34] I tried to find something that I'd like in it, you know

[00:12:37] And I catch you twitter

[00:12:38] But they weren't really a people person

[00:12:41] Yeah, exactly so

[00:12:43] Yeah, I try to make them comfortable and like I said we just have been

[00:12:46] Conversation like you're having here and we just talk like we're on the phone. So hey, what's going on?

[00:12:51] You're here

[00:12:53] Yeah, exactly that's what people want to hear if people want to hear see you real not

[00:12:57] fake

[00:12:58] so

[00:13:00] yeah

[00:13:01] And

[00:13:02] If we've found that connection quite a lot and

[00:13:06] Well, what are some good ways to just

[00:13:08] remind people to not be over scripted?

[00:13:12] Uh

[00:13:14] Just I try to um

[00:13:16] Interject like if they're going too

[00:13:19] Too much I try to interject make a little joke or something

[00:13:22] Just trying to lighten up the conversation or give them another question to kind of get them off the

[00:13:27] The tangent they're going on you know

[00:13:30] You have to be kind of find little ways how to interrupt people without really interrupting them, you know

[00:13:35] Yeah, that can be hard too because there's a moment of silence and they go oh

[00:13:40] You go first

[00:13:42] Exactly I've had a guess. I had a guess the other day on another show. I'm doing I'm I just started a new show called spanglish

[00:13:49] uh music podcast with my husband and we interview local artists and artists around the world

[00:13:56] That is so we're doing salsa music freestyle music all different types of generally looks to go

[00:14:03] Yeah, so we just started doing that once on Wednesday nights and

[00:14:08] Last week we had somebody from Puerto Rico and somebody that came in to the studio and then different people like that

[00:14:15] Yeah, there we go

[00:14:17] Yep, gotta keep working work and work and work it every day

[00:14:24] But um but yeah, it's been it's been a great journey

[00:14:28] Uh, and I keep looking forward to see who else I'm going to interview

[00:14:32] And who else is that?

[00:14:32] I need any local music artists. I got a few I can throw it away

[00:14:36] Hey, you got some here down here. Where where are you now?

[00:14:40] I'm in Texas, but I I interview all kinds of people from around the world

[00:14:44] But I mean if you have anyone who you're just like

[00:14:48] Uh, you just are like this person must be on the radio

[00:14:53] Must talk to them now let you know. Yeah, we're still we're still compiling

[00:14:57] I think we have a list of people till the rest of the end of the year

[00:15:01] So I'm trying to get people are calling us now can I get on the show?

[00:15:05] I'm like, yes, gonna have to be next year

[00:15:07] Yeah, telling people to be patient can be a little annoying because

[00:15:12] You have to remind them hey, you know

[00:15:15] That that's your deal and everything but then it also gets annoying when they do the whole

[00:15:20] Every other person does the whole I'm a big fan of your show, but I've only heard

[00:15:24] You know the ones I'm on and like okay

[00:15:27] That's pretending in a nutshell

[00:15:32] Yeah, I had interviewed this woman from Australia said a book that was called

[00:15:36] um

[00:15:37] Like your choice basically saying how we have choices in our life

[00:15:42] That we have to take responsibility when things happen in our life that we did this decision nobody decided for us

[00:15:49] So we go walk outside and drive a car and crash into a pole is because we did it not because somebody made us do it when our robot

[00:15:57] So she talks about just being responsible for your choices and she was all the way in Australia

[00:16:02] It was kind of cool to talk to her and um, I'm like oh you're down under I want to go down there

[00:16:09] There you go

[00:16:11] Nice to reach people all over all over the world right

[00:16:15] Hey, you will learn so much, but yeah, you do have to get past the time zone first

[00:16:21] Oh, yeah, that's that's hard sometimes

[00:16:23] So yeah, she was it was really early in the morning for her when she came on

[00:16:27] This was a 16 hour or 12 hour difference or some ridiculous amount like the next day over there

[00:16:36] Yeah

[00:16:38] And you learn so much just like from how they

[00:16:42] react to you in the interview and

[00:16:44] How they scheduled their show and

[00:16:47] but

[00:16:49] How would you describe when you

[00:16:51] You

[00:16:52] got processed all this

[00:16:55] lovely positive energy that just

[00:16:57] was for your veins kind of oh

[00:17:00] I'm a sensation

[00:17:02] It's just an awesome sensation it's just you get the you get those chills of they say you get those goosebumps sometimes

[00:17:07] you're when you're really connecting with somebody and you're really um

[00:17:12] Just have the message is synced right that we understand each other and then it's just awesome that we can

[00:17:18] That you both can spread the same message to people out there

[00:17:22] Holy yeah, yeah, just being positive just stay positive and being grateful every day

[00:17:29] Uh, that's a perfect way to close it out um

[00:17:33] What what are some other documentaries and

[00:17:36] movies and other stuff that also you're watching lately that

[00:17:39] You think would really open people's minds up

[00:17:42] If anything oh

[00:17:45] Well, I saw a sound of freedom. Did you see sound of freedom?

[00:17:49] I didn't it's a Q&A movie

[00:17:51] So and one of the actors was also ironically just arrested for trafficking which is the subject of the movie oh

[00:18:00] Not the not the not the part oh the the person that I got arrested but not the the leader of it Tim Ballard

[00:18:08] He's a former CIA agent and um, I followed his organization operation rescue

[00:18:14] Well, the like person it's based on is legit. It's just

[00:18:18] Whoever was doing the writing just basically a Fabian Martez the main actor

[00:18:23] He was like one of the crowd funders I think for the film

[00:18:25] right

[00:18:27] Right

[00:18:29] But regardless of the movie it's it's a it's a human the things that it's going on in the world

[00:18:34] And people we can't close our minds to what's really going out on the world

[00:18:38] We can't we can't save everybody unfortunately, but oh yeah

[00:18:41] I'm gonna go see equalizer free. That's you want to talk about vigilante stop and traffickers

[00:18:48] I don't even I don't think I've been to the movies for anything else recently. I didn't do the Barbie thing so

[00:18:54] Yeah, I don't watch movies based on toys much either um

[00:18:57] No, that was a girl-y movie for little girls and things even though a lot of women went to it

[00:19:01] And people were like oh it's a terrible. I'm like I'm sure it is but at the end of the day still a toy commercial

[00:19:06] Exactly

[00:19:07] Same thing with Star Wars and Transformers people can say oh I like it. I'm like I'm sure you do

[00:19:11] But still it's meant to sell toys

[00:19:14] Exactly

[00:19:17] Well, Star Trek will have some social commentary like they'll talk about everything for war crimes to racism

[00:19:22] But the people have the problem is half their audience is not paying attention to that

[00:19:27] They just think it's a dumb space show. I'm like well

[00:19:31] It's a space it's an outer space cop show is what

[00:19:35] Yeah, that's true out of space cop show

[00:19:38] And it gets annoying too when like some

[00:19:40] uh, there was a great uh true crime expo and Dallas back in 2022 in the fall

[00:19:45] And they had a real good chat with like a bunch of people like

[00:19:49] Some of them had worked on nobody no crime

[00:19:51] And just those people's stories how they got into it was just so heartbreaking because

[00:19:56] Long story short

[00:19:58] The hosts

[00:20:00] her

[00:20:02] X cop dad killed her mother and he refuses to say why he did it

[00:20:09] Wow that encouraged her to become a true crime podcaster work with another private eye and

[00:20:15] uh

[00:20:16] That they really have been a wonderful collective in that there and

[00:20:20] They just give tips and tricks on how to do a proper true crime podcast don't dramatize tell the truth interview people close to it if there's a

[00:20:28] Retrial or

[00:20:31] Other legal matter related to it going on stop immediately you don't want to

[00:20:36] You know

[00:20:37] Influence the jury in any way shape or form right exactly and a lot of podcasts

[00:20:43] I'm looking at UI heart. We're really in trouble with just like wanting to add that extra like lifetime or soap opera pill and you like no

[00:20:50] You have

[00:20:51] Made it more cliche or you added stuff that was not even a factor like how can you say that?

[00:20:57] All these witnesses are dead

[00:21:00] There's been so many of those two crimes stuff that before then have social media like when you had the the bobby case

[00:21:08] remember

[00:21:09] The bobby case the bobby case that she was being abused by her husband and she cut his personal part off

[00:21:16] Uh, it sounds very familiar

[00:21:18] It's from the

[00:21:20] Oh it's a while ago

[00:21:22] 80s maybe

[00:21:25] You have to call look for bobby

[00:21:27] I heard last name was bobby

[00:21:29] And um, she was my he she was my there it is John and learning about it

[00:21:34] Yeah, she's better to a military man

[00:21:36] There was a lot there was abusive abuse in the home and one day it is she couldn't take it anymore and

[00:21:42] Oh, man

[00:21:43] Yeah, but then there there's been other things like you know other things that come up and you know like remember the guy who's adam that did the

[00:21:51] America's most wanted because his son got

[00:21:55] And then he found you found dead, but he started that America's most wanted because he lost his son

[00:22:00] And he figured he was do the show to get other people and he's helped a lot of people get their children back too

[00:22:07] That that's oh, and that's why I think everyone respects John walls even if you don't want reality TV

[00:22:13] It's just pulled in no it

[00:22:15] He did it from a reason, you know, he wasn't just I want to be the next cops

[00:22:19] You know exactly exactly

[00:22:22] Yeah, there's a lot of things I wish if you go back like the mel- melendus brothers

[00:22:27] Yeah, I mean in his brothers is very crazy

[00:22:30] I was crazy he killed they killed their parents and

[00:22:33] That's all weird stuff and then you do that

[00:22:35] You abuse the family and then of course media's, you know, they make it so

[00:22:41] Hollywood right they make it too much. They make it too much

[00:22:45] You don't even really know the real truth of what's going on

[00:22:48] Yeah, what is the truth anymore now that?

[00:22:50] Not even though

[00:22:54] But um oh

[00:22:56] This has been cool and

[00:22:58] What we'll definitely try and get you back on for just some other documentaries and

[00:23:02] Real talk because well, like you say there's just so many people who kind of want to just only talk about what's currently streaming and it's like well

[00:23:10] Now there's no much. There's there's things too also like I find

[00:23:15] That there's things going on in society now

[00:23:18] That if you look at old movies unless I'm out I'll get some names of old movies that can't think of the name

[00:23:23] That talks that are like futuristic like we saw them back in the 80s like total recall where are the Schwarzenegger

[00:23:29] Oh, there you go. Yeah, that's a movie that if you look at it now you go hold on

[00:23:33] Back then when we saw it originally we didn't have any of the the technology stuff

[00:23:38] Now you do so if you look at it now and go they had smart homes back then or

[00:23:43] For example the Jetsons the cartoon that came out in the 60s right the Jetsons is a futuristic cartoon and in there

[00:23:51] It had the first zoom because he would the the boss would call

[00:23:55] Um Mr. Jetson at home and a camera would come up and he would see him and we didn't have that

[00:24:00] Yeah, but I had zoom and had zoom already here was talking to him via the other could the TV

[00:24:06] He had a cell phone

[00:24:07] They had flying cars

[00:24:09] They had a robot as a maid and the food will come out like they would say okay. I need a stake with potatoes

[00:24:16] Shouldn't think we'll come out

[00:24:18] Absolutely, you know you look at that that came out you know 40 years ago

[00:24:23] Or more

[00:24:24] And

[00:24:25] That's stuff that's now happening so it's just interesting absolutely what we're still just getting on an airplane

[00:24:31] It's just more trouble than it's worth oh my gosh and now I heard they're doing

[00:24:36] Bill Gates foundation just they have the digital

[00:24:41] That's like a digital passport basically

[00:24:44] I has evidence yeah, you gotta look that up go to Bill Gates foundation

[00:24:48] He just came out with the digital. I just looked it up. I'm like oh my god

[00:24:52] Didn't launch I think a launch yesterday a digital card so everything's on your card your medical records your license

[00:24:58] You're everything wow which is not great

[00:25:02] I mean it sounds great. I mean we already have it because we have our cell phone but the problem is they control you

[00:25:09] The government can control your money your food your job

[00:25:13] Unless you have this card and there's a movie out there which I have to find a name of all movie that talks about this that shows this

[00:25:19] How they deny people from food and work and everything and

[00:25:24] I'm scared that scares me

[00:25:26] I don't think if anything

[00:25:30] People want to always politicize every issue, but they never want to solve the problem

[00:25:34] It's like so how do we get medicine? We can all and vaccines. We can all

[00:25:39] make people trust how

[00:25:41] Can we

[00:25:43] You know people are never going to stop immigrating over here, but

[00:25:47] And the main issue is just how do we tell people hey stop acting like you know every immigrant or acting like they're all violent criminals

[00:25:54] Is like no exactly and not all the same. Oh, and

[00:25:59] Why does it have to have a six-year clearance? You know, I was like I was the one thing that is just looming in my mind is like

[00:26:07] It's on this system is broken. I mean my family came

[00:26:12] Even though they came from Puerto Rico they came through Ellis Island and

[00:26:16] I found everybody came through Ellis Island and I see everything but timing

[00:26:21] I

[00:26:23] Mean of the essence and it's just like

[00:26:27] Could you do that nowadays?

[00:26:29] I don't know. I don't know

[00:26:31] No, I think that the amount of people that we have now compared to we had in 1945 is a big difference right population wise

[00:26:38] So but still I mean how many people didn't then immigrate over here all the Irish all the Italian all the Puerto Rican

[00:26:45] Oh, yeah

[00:26:46] Many during the 40s everybody came over before and everybody came through if you look at the records of Ellis Island

[00:26:52] You see all the people signed I have my grandfather signed in the book how they were

[00:26:56] I have the records for both my grandparents

[00:26:58] And everybody just came through there. They signed they checked it on the island and then they were then they go went off to whatever

[00:27:03] They were going and have them probably don't even know where they're from. They're just like hey, what's born here?

[00:27:10] So they need to do some the system our system is so broken

[00:27:13] I need to do something that has to be a gateway that's a be somewhere they come in

[00:27:17] They get processed you get finger printed background check if you're a criminal. Sorry

[00:27:22] You go to another thought you go somewhere else, right?

[00:27:24] Because we don't want

[00:27:25] Other elements bad elements to come into our country yeah, I know Canada

[00:27:29] That's the thing too like you can't have any dents on your record if you want to come in even just for a visit so

[00:27:37] It you would think there'd be a way to just figure out what dent is on what you know

[00:27:41] Is like okay, this person's a sex vendor versus this person exactly just got a bunch of DUIs once upon a time when they were in idiot

[00:27:50] Exactly exactly

[00:27:52] That's gonna be an ongoing I'll probably be going on still after what I'm gone and you're gone too

[00:27:57] Absolutely to even just fix this now

[00:28:03] In fact, how do you recommend getting socially involved nowadays since it seems like half the time congressman

[00:28:10] Are not going to return your phone messages and I know I don't even know. I don't even engage the government

[00:28:17] I just don't I just

[00:28:20] I just don't I mean you can write letters to congressman to governor

[00:28:25] Ways to communicate if they list look at that slide on the six o'clock news

[00:28:30] I guess but that's about it

[00:28:31] And you have to nowadays you have to even be careful what you talk about

[00:28:35] Like you two will talk take you out if you talk about something that's not right or they think it's not right

[00:28:40] You know, so you have to also be careful

[00:28:42] You know your freedom of speech is limited sometimes now or you're afraid to talk about yeah face bookles

[00:28:48] sensor a few things and certain words and you're like really that sets you off

[00:28:53] No

[00:28:55] I was talking about I was making a sarcastic remark about my friend's dog

[00:29:00] And you thought I was making a slur in so okay. We're done here Facebook

[00:29:07] Exactly

[00:29:10] I put up a post on another social media page because we're doing a sound healing and meditation on this Thursday

[00:29:18] But a super blue moon that writes a second full moon of august that only happens so many years

[00:29:23] I think it's 1937s the next one or something we're doing oh wow yeah until the next you mean 2037

[00:29:31] 20 2037

[00:29:33] 1937

[00:29:35] 20

[00:29:38] But

[00:29:41] So it's supposed to be that the isn't the moon is the closest

[00:29:44] To the earth plus Mars is right behind it hopefully doesn't get too close. We don't want to use tsunamis

[00:29:50] Yeah, no, no, no

[00:29:51] We already have a storm in Fort Lodordale Florida

[00:29:54] Oh, damn

[00:29:55] We have a storm brewing right now on the west coast that's that's going up north like Tampa

[00:30:00] That's coming in I think tomorrow you ready rain already yeah, we're fine

[00:30:06] It's not hitting us this way. We always just make sure we have enough water at home and food and we're good

[00:30:10] And I'm gonna pass in the car

[00:30:13] Well, it sounds like you are ready for anything and I love your endless positivity

[00:30:20] Where can they find you on the interwebs?

[00:30:23] So rebooted the podcast

[00:30:25] It's an all Facebook Instagram the website is rebooted the podcast calm

[00:30:31] And I'm on Spotify Google Apple all platforms to subscribe and my YouTube channel as well

[00:30:37] So you can see the actual videos if not you can hear them on all the other platforms

[00:30:42] sweet

[00:30:44] All right, well

[00:30:46] Take care of yourself all right. Thank you so much

[00:30:49] I'll do my damnedest and let's know in this episode drops

[00:30:53] All right, great. It will definitely be during a week where we honor other awesome podcasters and storytellers

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