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Radio on time, on target. Exc excited to be here and actually it is the first show we've

been back since last week seeing your wife's new film I am the revolution the

premiere which I was truly blown away by and I mean everything about it,

the fact that it was an all female staff making a film between the producer, the, you know,

the people who were editing with everybody involved and she spent about two years

working on that movie. It was just a long process, you know, traveling to Iraq, she was in Baghdad, she was in

northern Syria, and then she was in Afghanistan.

And then that's kind of just the filming part is really just the beginning after that.

There's so much, I mean just like doing the subtitles in three different languages.

That must have been very tough.

And that's why I think films like that are rarely even attempted, that are that cross-cultural in nature.

But no, it was a good day. It was an interesting day that you know the film premiered in a movie theater in Chelsea and like a full-size theater and it was packed

Yeah, oh myself my wife and Leah, who did some of the camera work on the film, we were all on the same subway heading there,

although we didn't know we were on the same subway.

And the girl sitting on the car I was on the car I was on passed out in her seat and I looked over

and she's just like turning green falling out of the seat so of course they'd like

stop the subway, shut it down, call the

EMTs, like maybe the girl just smoked too much wacky weed or something, I don't know.

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