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Hey guys, it's Josh Harrowitz here and welcome to another episode of Happy Said Confused I am indeed able to say another episode because we've made it to the coveted second episode in this ongoing series. I'm excited. We got the first one out of

the way. It was a fun one with Cape Mara and today is a really cool one with one of

my favorite filmmakers you know growing up that 20 years ago he

came out of nowhere and really inspired truly a generation of young filmmakers with his amazing film El Marayachi and he followed

it up with films like Desperado and launched franchises like the Sin City franchise and

spy kids and Machette.

He's done it all.

He is of course Robert Rodriguez and he came by my office the other day

to chat about a lot of things, including his early days in terms of getting

started in movies and the choices he made, the path he went on and the way he

really made his own way. He created his own studio working out of Austin and has now risen to such a level

that he's actually got his own television channel which is crazy how many people

can say that outside of Oprah right it's called

L Ray and we talk about that and the fact that it's launching with a really high-profile

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