Okay, we are live. Hi, this is William Ramsey. Welcome to William Ramsey Investigates on today's show, a very special guest, a returning guest. His name is Brett Corolla, C-R-R-O-L-L-O. He's been on my show many times, at least 15 or 16 times. We first started out talking about his excellent podcast, I will put a link to it.

Sciop Cinema. We've done a bunch of shows. Movie analysis, things like that, a little bit about McGowan. We've actually talked to an ex-Adam Woffin member together, but he also has

other projects. He's not just a one-trick pony, so to speak. He has what you'll'll see if you're watching this on rockfin

rumble or x twitter is his foundation called decoding culture foundation and associated with the

decoding culture foundation is a magazine that he has up and i will try to bring it up here it's

cultural engineering studies yes there it is

It's beautifully rendered online and as a physical copy so you can actually have something that won't get censored or taken off the internet

So if you like to buy it it's a great magazine a lot of great visuals very well edited and formatted but we've talked about issue one

and this will be the second part of a new of a newer thing which is the NASA and hollywood it's

pretty long article 30 pages i read the whole thing i have tons of notes. I think it's kind of an important

under addressed kind of issue in our certainly not in the mainstream media, which is state

influence upon our culture in a larger sense. And specifically in NASA, and NASA is a whole,

there's a whole series of questions and a lot of issues but brett can go into them in detail so brett

welcome back to the show hey thanks for having me on william always a great pleasure yeah so congrats yeah

thank you yeah we know we've Thomas and I have been on the show many times mostly as part of the

uh sciop cinema team um but here we're wearing a different hat, so to speak, or I am, the Decoding Culture Foundation, which is a 501C3 nonprofit that we run.

I'm the director of research operations.

Cultural Engineering Studies is the official magazine of the Decoding Culture Foundation.

We put out a print version that I was just holding up.

You can buy it for $30.

But we make it free digitally as well. I mean, you can donate. But so I've been doing this.

I was on, it was been about a year, right? I was on about a year ago talking about NASA and

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