It's a very great pleasure to have you on. How are you doing, man?

I'm doing great. Yeah, thanks for having me. I was glad that, I think Robin reached out and said that, you know, you would be a good guest to come on here and talk film.

So I appreciate that, her linking us together, and I'm really honored to be here. I appreciate it.

Thank you so much. And before we start

talking about the film, why don't you just let people know where they can find your work and

sort of tell them what you do? Yeah, I do quite a bit of stuff. I cover a whole range of topics,

basically film, philosophy, theology, comparative religion, geopolitics, all that kind of stuff. And I cover it at my

website mainly, jasonelsos.com. I do a lot of media work, a lot of it. We've done a TV show. I host the

fourth hour of the Alex Jones show about once every two weeks or so. And yeah, so I have two books on

Hollywood and film symbolism. So this is kind of my

main thing that I've done for the last 10 years. And then I kind of branched that into other

stuff, even to the point of doing debates with a lot of religious figures and so forth, atheists.

But yeah, I did. So I did esoteric Hollywood one and two. And this is great because, I'm glad, by the way, that when we were talking, you said that you'd already done Lost Highway because Wild at Heart is the one Lynch film along with Eraserhead that I've not yet really covered in my essays or in my videos. So this is going to be great to finally delve into this one.

Thank you so much.

Yeah, I should say to the listeners that the first film that Jay suggested was Lost Highway.

And we already talked about that one in November.

We did a noir November.

So we did Lost Highway and which other film did we do?

We did a bunch of noir films.

In any case, we're going to talk about Wild at Heart.

I'm a huge Lynch fan and I just rewatched the film for the end time.

It's a brilliant film. How come you wanted to talk about

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