There is something happening here.

What it is, ain't exactly clear.

Hi guys, thank you for joining us, and by us, of course, I mean me.

Me and my old battered nylon string guitar.

This is a bonus episode.

Our regular show is going to drop on Thursday, but I had the opportunity to speak to Oscar-nominated director, Alison Elwood.

She directed The History of the Eagles, which is one of my favorite documentaries.

And her latest project is called Laurel Canyon. It's on epics. It's a two-part docu series that you can get on demand. I fell in love with the music of Laurel Canyon through my guitar teacher when I was a kid. He taught me this Buffalo Springfield song. This is all I know. And I don't even think it's right, so I'm blaming him for everything. And just so you know, I talk a lot in this interview because I was geeking out. So I really want to thank Allison for putting up with me. But this is so cool to me, and I really want to share it with you. You're playing too slow. I know. It's tough to play and talk at the same time, so I'm going to stop doing both.

Thank God. Shut up. Give a listen to this.

You're listening to the Adam Ferrarra podcast. He has suffered for his art, and now it's your turn.

Pay attention when I'm talking to you, boy. ADHD, it's not just for kids.

Nice boy, but doesn't listen to a word you say.

Welcome to the ADD interview.

It's not that you're not interesting.

It's just that I can't focus.

And my guest this week is, oh, look a bird.

I am very eager to chat with my guest this week.

She is an Oscar-nominated producer, director who has worked on such films as Enron, the smartest guys in the room, American Jihad, Magic Trip.

Ken Kesey's search for a cool place.

Gonzo, the life and work of Hunter S. Thompson, one of my favorite rock and roll documentaries of all time, the history of the Eagles.

She has a new documentary on the go-goes, which will be coming out soon, and her latest project is called Laurel Canyon. It is a two-part docu-series on epics, and when you hear this, you can see it on demand, and I highly, highly recommend it. She lives on a farm. She rescues horses. Ladies and gentlemen, boys and boys and girls alison elwood hi thank you so much

for talking to me oh i i was so excited to talk to you um this your work just strikes a big

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