I believe in the ripple effect.

The ripple effect. What's up everybody, another episode, Ripple Effect Podcast. Today we got another filmmaker. I'm a big documentary guys. And we got two really important ones from state of mind, the psychology of control and a noble eye, the Oklahoma City bombing documentary about those events. And we're going to work today. We're with Chris Emery from Free Mind Films which is responsible for both of these films so I just want to thank

Chris for being with me today thanks a lot Ricky appreciate the invite it's always an honor

yeah yeah awesome I'm a huge fan of these films and I say that often but usually I well that

only makes sense I have people on the show that I'm a fan of.

But these two films are really important because one, I think that, especially with my generation,

with 9-11 being such an event that we remember, I think Oklahoma City bombing gets kind of put on,

you know, back of the bus. It kind of gets forgotten a little bit. And I think that it's an important event because it kind of put on, you know, back of the bus. It kind of gets forgotten a little bit. And,

and I think that it's an important event because it kind of, getting into it, it reminds us

that they are capable of doing events like this. And then maybe when you look into that,

people who are maybe 9-11 deniers or people who still have a hard time believing that the U.S. government either

let it happen or had a hand in it. Maybe seeing history and repeat, you know, will help them

kind of consume the idea that maybe things aren't what they seem. And then that's where it gets

in the state of mind, which is another great film, because it gets right to the root of basically

the people who have molded and, and, and the techniques, the psychological techniques to control

people and brainwash people.

We use that term a lot, brainwashing, but that film really gets into it.

It gets, it gets right into history.

You've had some, you have some great people in that film.

You have Alex Jones is in it. You have a alex jones is in it you have edward griffin the author who did uh the very popular uh creatures

from jekyll island about the fed and the federal reserve act you got richard grow from tragedy

and hope uh which a lot of people who probably listen to my show uh know his work and and and know

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