I believe in the ripple effect.

The ripple effect. I'm gonna' I'm gonna I'm

I'm

I'm

I'm always going on in the world. It was one that really caught my attention. when I was really starting to get into documentaries and becoming more aware of corruption and

my surroundings and what was going on in the world, it was one that really caught my attention

and stayed with me. After all these documentaries, I've watched all the hours and hours of

documentaries, it's one that's still, I can honestly say, it's still one of my favorites and we'll

talk more about it and hopefully you enjoy it. The quality starts a little rough because I think the Wi-Fi connection was a little weak.

Then it got better and we did just audio instead of a video episode.

So unfortunately if you guys want to see a video episode, my bad, there's no video episode of this one.

It's just audio.

But it's still awesome awesome show

ends up going for i don't know hour and a half or whatever it is or close to that so uh enjoy the show

it's an awesome show she's uh super interesting we talk about her history the show actually starts off

with her uh getting into her link to the film and how she got involved and and all that so that's where we're going to start off once you hear her talking also i want to apologize to cat because i told her i would pause or she asked me to pause and i didn't but that's how we roll we don't uh edit anything so it's all natural it's uh what you hear is uh exactly what happened during an interview So we've had people get phone calls.

We've had people, I think, eat during the podcast.

So it's unedited and sorry, Kat.

Hopefully you don't get that of me.

I also want to thank everybody who's been listening.

I really, from the bottom of heart, appreciate everybody who's been supporting the podcast, sharing it,

all the friends I've made from

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