Fuck pain, fuck heartbreak. I'm still in love with life. From the multicultural headquarters of the future capital of the pre-thinking states of America known as Los Angeles, this is the Drunken-Dao's podcast. Tonight it's interview time again as Belatar champion Elima Lay and

McFarland joins us for a conversation, including her journey from beginning

MMA training a little late at 23 to becoming the accidental champion.

Relationship challenges, tales of meeting Savannah, energy vortexes, sundance ceremonies, and standing in a

cage wondering, how did I get here?

Here we go. And now, asking you all to spread the words that corporations are not persons, I'm

Rich Evers. And my partner in crime, the savage philosopher and Middle Finger of the Gods, Daniellei, Bolelli.

As we invite you to lower the lights, batten down the hatches, and prepare to open your mind.

For the Drunkendas Podcast begins now.

Welcome back everybody to another fine episode of the Drunken-Dowas Podcast,

episode 169.

As always, my pal Daniel E. Bilelli across for me good day hello sir good day to you my

sweet gentleman it's interview time it is episode 169 features

Ilimale Macfurl and Bella torch Episode 169 features Ilima Lai McFarland, Belator champion at Flyweight in the women's division,

but as we'll make clear in the interview, she's so much more than MMA, even if you don't give a crap about MMA, this is really

will touch on MMA initially because you have to, because that's what she does.

But really it's about a lot more than that.

She's just a fascinating human being in outside of sports.

If she could have never had an athletic career and they really wouldn't matter in a way.

Well, born in Honolulu, he's got to be a great person anyway like that's a good start.

Honoluluians if that's a word. Shall we give the our quick thanks to the folks who keep us in business.

Keepers in business is a good way to put it, especially when we're talking about blue chew,

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