Someone's mother, father, sister, brother,

someone's cousin they haven't seen since last Christmas,

that lady with the freckles who serves your coffee every morning.

Everyone smiling, yet something is hiding in plain sight. Sometimes it hides behind a smile, an infectious laugh, or an act of kindness. But past those greeting teeth, you'll never know what's going through someone's head. What thoughts creep through their mind at night. Depression wears many faces. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Real Talk, a movie podcast, where we want to be your go-to source for ratings and recommendations of past and present films.

I am your host, Wes Jones, podcasting from Bowling Green, Kentucky.

Hey, this is Tommy, podcasting straight from Nashville, Tennessee.

The Movie Buddy Conway, podcasting from Bowling Green, Kentucky.

Tonight, we have a special bonus episode of the podcast, and what I've been looking forward to all week,

we're going to be talking about the brand new horror drama mockumentary We Are the Missing.

And you can stream We Are the Missing right now for free on YouTube, but we have something even better for you. We're joined tonight by both the lead

actress and lead actor of We Are the Missing to help us with this discussion. So without further ado,

Real Talk, a movie podcast is proud to welcome Mesa Hooray and Mark Templin. Welcome to the show. Thank you. Thanks for having us.

Your first time on a podcast? No, but I mean local podcast for me, but nothing like bigger

international. So this is my first international podcast. I would say we are international. That's a

good way to describe. Yeah. I mean, for us, I mean. I like say we are international. That's a good way to describe.

Yeah.

I mean, for us, I mean.

I like that description.

You all are invited to any questions.

You all are based on.

I did a national podcast with, for the Canadian government where I, in a previous life, Mesa, you're still doing that in your

your age.

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