Hi there, this is Ryan McMahon. I have two things to share with you. First, I am currently

shooting a TV documentary series based on this podcast. Thunder Bay, the television series,

will be streaming on Crave in Canada and elsewhere around the world very soon. As details

firm up, I'll be sure to update you here. Secondly, I want to tell you about a new investigative

podcast series from Candleland, and I want to give you a small taste of it. It's called

The White Saviors. If you appreciated Thunder Bay, you'll want to hear this podcast. It's

based on five years of investigation into the Wii organization and the Killburger Brothers.

It includes new revelations from top-level whistleblowers, never heard anywhere else before.

If you think you know the Wii story, you haven't heard the whole story. I listened to this

trailer and I immediately thought to myself, I really appreciate Candleland for telling

the story because no one else in the world bothered to. So, go subscribe to The White

Saviors now. Here's what it sounds like.

Well, your soul is no excuse.

Crave, if I can just ask a question, obviously it's a cause that no one can question it.

But are you certain you're not being exploited by adults in any way?

Joined by his big brother, he built a charity that attracted the world's top celebrities.

Brothers Crave and Mark Kilburg are watch stars of social change and clear soundings of the

Wii movement.

You are so impassioned and now this has become your life's work.

Hey, I'm Justin D. Brand, Mrs. Rudez.

Let's make some noise for his royal highness, the Duke of Sussex.

We have the billionaire founder of Virgin Group, Sir Richard Branson and Craig Kilburg.

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