Welcome to shaken and disturbed, everybody. Darren Karp here, along with John Thrasher, Mother God. He is and Father God, dapping. I am, oh, my God, I haven't, like, dapped. You haven't dapped in a little. Dapped. Dap feels like, doesn't feel like this, though. Dap feels like something that should like, you should hit something.

You know, like a DAP, a DAP, but not like this. Anyway, guys, if you haven't. Look on Patreon on YouTube if you want to know what we're talking about. Go. Look on that. Also, we talked about this a little bit on our NMR and I just want to say we got, in case you don't listen to that.

We got the suggestions about my mic.

It was an input volume issue.

It was. bit on our NMR and I just want to say we got in case you don't listen to that we got the suggestions about my mic it was an input volume issue and now hopefully we are back up and running but please

let us know if I am not back up and running because this is a mainly auditory experience so

I would like to be heard actually you're really're really, that's a great point, Darren.

And if you are listening to this episode right now or hopefully not watching, because you

should be driving, but if you're in a car, let us know.

Does it sound better to you?

Because a lot of the complaints came from people in cars, and I'm wondering how it's mixed

in a car.

Exactly.

And, you know, we figured it out. Listen to the NMR that we posted on Patreon. But, you know, what I did realize was, you know, sometimes the sound of a car isn't your obviously your headphones. Right. But yeah. So let us know, you guys. I hope. And thank you to Aaron. I think it was Aaron on Facebook who, or no, it's Michelle. I'm sorry, Michelle on Facebook. Thank you for bringing that to our attention. Yes, very helpful. Yeah, we've got a little bit shorter of an episode for you guys today, but we thought it would be an interesting one. Darren, you're pretty excited about this one.

You kind of teased it on NMR last the other day. Yeah, so this is sort of the, I want to see it's a famous case. It's just, I think people know the name a lot more maybe than the specifics. It's an older case, the case of Natalie Wood, because she was sort of this Hollywood starlet, not during our time.

Right.

So like this was,

this was pre me.

This is more like my parents,

grandparents kind of generation of them at least. was sort of this Hollywood starlet, not during our time. Right. So like this was, this was preemie.

This is more like my parents, grandparents kind of generation of them, at least,

uh, preemie, uh, knowing about it. But, um, I believe I said on NMR that, uh, that this was a

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