Stevie here. Thanks for checking out the audio format of the show. You're about to listen

to artist Anna Bagayan. My favorite part of her interview was how she talked about

meeting and collaborating with Japanese artist Takashi Murakami and how that led to her

art show in Japan called Into the Void. Thanks for tuning in, peace.

Thanks for tuning in.

We have a very special guest tonight on the podcast. Please welcome for the first time artist

Anna Bagayan. Did I say the name right? Okay, thank God. I am hyped to have you because

artists are always welcome here. We haven't had one in a while and shout out to my neighbor,

my good friend and neighbor Craig, for introducing me to your art. Can I display some of your

beautiful art? Holy smokes. Make sure you get this. I mean, talk about sci-fi. What inspired

this? And when did you get into all? Because you do a lot of alien things. Yeah, I've been

doing it for about 10 years. Yeah. Really? What got you into this whole phenomenon? Because

I'm into it too. And people think I'm crazy. But go ahead, I want to hear your story.

Have you heard of the movie The Fourth Kind? Yes. The With Milo Jovovich? Yes. So, about

10 years ago, I watched that movie and it said something about it being based on a true

story. So it was about the psychiatrist whose patient thought he was either being abducted

or possessed by something. And so when I saw that it was based on a true story, I had to

go research it. Because up to that point, I had no idea that aliens even existed. I just

thought it was just like a fictional thing, you know? So, that kind of started the journey

into researching. And I found out that it was sort of based on a true story. That there

were people that actually believed that they've been abducted and that there's this hybridization

program happening. And, you know, they're breeding with aliens and creating hybrid children.

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