Hey guys I always love having recurring guests on and sometimes I get really lucky and I get two special guests on at the same night and that's what's happening tonight I got got Derek Hayes. You guys know him from

Monsters Among Us podcast and if you probably caught him on television a few times

on paranormal caught on camera and then we got old friend David Flora from the blurry photos

photo podcast and he also with the history of 51 that's something that happened a

little while back and I'm glad to have these guys both on.

Guys, first of all, thanks for coming on with us.

Thanks for having to share.

I appreciate it.

Good to be back. Now, you're on for a special reason.

If long time listeners will probably remember right before COVID

smacked everybody down about four years ago,

I had you two on as you were getting ready to start your, I think it was a

Kickstarter campaign to fund a documentary you guys were going to do called midnight in the desert and of course COVID like you know what most people's

plan screwed everything up it took you all a while to get started on filming and all that because of lockdowns. But now here we are almost five years later.

Things are rolling. The documentary is ready to come out and you guys are going to

enlighten us on where and how people can can see this.

So Derek will start with you.

Tell us a little bit about the documentary in general for people who won't remember because it's been so long ago since we talked about.

It's been a long time. We've been working hard and long on this thing. But essentially it's a it's a

documentary about this place here in Southern California that we stumbled on is a state park there called Ansebrago Desert State Park and it's full of all sorts of crazy terrain from dry lake beds to bad

lands to you know cactus-filled deserts and then higher mountain elevations with pine

forests and that sort of thing.

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