And this is an idea of challenging ourselves to stay positive, which I think is a good challenge

that we should all do often because it's easy to be negative, especially today.

Holy moly.

You're listening to the Corbett Report.

Welcome, friends. James Corbett here at corbettreport.com, and I come to you with a message of

peace, which I hope is apropos to today's conversation.

We're going to be talking about a subject that I broached a few weeks ago.

I asked the rhetorical question.

Is there such a thing as positive propaganda?

Well, it turns out that question has a very real answer.

And the answer is yes.

And I know, because we're going to be speaking to the man who is behind,

coining that term as a hashtag and helping to propagate it around the world.

We're talking today to Roberto Casanova of Positive Propaganda People at

Positive Propagandapeople.com. It's also up on Instagram as a hashtag. I'll obviously link both of

those things in the show notes for your browsing pleasure. But let's welcome him on the program.

Roberto, thank you for joining us today.

My pleasure, James. Thank you. First of all, I got that right, Casa Nueva? Casanova. The Roberto part,

you do want to change to say bear instead of Bert. It's not Sesame Street. Think of the bear.

So, Roberto. Roberto. Sorry. All right. Got that. All right. Well, let's introduce

this to people who may not have seen positive propaganda people.com yet. What is this movement?

And how did you start it? Yeah, so I studied urban planning and public space in college. So I wrote my

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