Catalog of Interviews and Bits

Catalog of Interviews and Bits

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  • Ep. 4761 - Catalog of Interviews and Bits
    THE WOMAN WHO CONFRONTED BETO OVER GUN OWNER'S RIGHTS!
    BUSINESS OWNER AND MOTHER OF FOUR IS READY TO TAKE ON THE SWAMP!
    PUBLIUS SPECIAL GUEST: Lauren Boebert is running for the Republican nomination for Colorado's 3rd US Congressional District.
    AOC Says USA 'Not an Advanced Society', it's 'Fascism'...
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  • Hollywood Ms Kelsey Bollig, maker of creepy & gory film shorts
    New Horror Comedy ASKING FOR A FRIEND
    Makes Waves on Film Festival Circuit;
    Producers Seeking Distribution Deal
    - Short film is Switzerland-based Edelweiss Film Productions’ first project
    - Edelweiss’s Victoria Lacoste and writer/director Kelsey Bollig join in “team
    effort” to make ASKING FOR A FRIEND
    LOS ANGELES – Switzerland and Los Angeles-based Edelweiss Film Productions
    (https://www.edelweissfilmproductions.com/) is pleased to announce that its new horror/comedy
    ASKING FOR A FRIEND is being greeted with excitement on the film festival circuit. The 25-minute
    film was written and directed by Kelsey Bollig and produced by Edelweiss Film Productions. Victoria
    Lacoste (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lacoste), head of Edelweiss Film Productions and executive
    producer of ASKING FOR A FRIEND, also plays the major role of “Q” in the film. Others in the cast
    include Jacqueline Bell as Blake, Clifton J. Adams as Kevin, Eugenia Kuzmina as Jessica, and Quinn
    Knox as the police officer. Bollig plays the “Dead Body.”
    -more-
    ASKING FOR A FRIEND – 2
    ASKING FOR A FRIEND springs from the premise: “What would you do if your best friend killed
    someone?” Blake and Q are childhood best friends, roommates, and well - soulmates. After a long day
    of trying to maintain her “#Girl Boss” status at work, Blake’s one-track mind is set on the nachos that
    Q has promised to make for dinner. However, in addition to making nachos, Q has also unexpectedly
    managed to kill someone in their apartment.
    Through a series of graphic and hilarious situations, the girls tap into their inner serial killers and
    decide to handle the body themselves. Their naiveté and inexperience lead to a weekend full of
    accidental drugs, Saran Wrap, and a body that, for whatever reason, will not stop bleeding.
    So hypothetically speaking - how do you get rid of a body? Asking for a friend.
    ASKING FOR A FRIEND was selected to be shown at the LA Indie Fest, the LA Live Film Festival,
    the Boobs and Blood International Film Festival, LA Crime and Horror Festival, the HollyShorts
    Monthly Screenings at the Chinese Theatre, Dickens Horror Film Festival in Colorado, the AX Wound
    International Film Festival, the Blood in the Snow Horror Film Festival in Toronto, and the NOLA
    Horror Film Festival in New Orleans, where the film was nominated for Best Short, Best Makeup FX,
    Best Female Filmmaker and Best Director. So far, Bollig has been awarded Best Director at the New
    Orleans Horror film Festival and Best Horror Script at
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  • Is Australia On Fire Because Of Global Warming? Hollywood Thinks So.
    The Fire-lighter was the most powerful tool that early humans brought to Australia.
    Fires lit by aboriginal men and women created the landscape of Australia. They used fire to create and fertilise fresh new grass for the grazing animals that they hunted, to trap and roast grass dwelling reptiles and rodents, to fight enemies, to send smoke signals, to fell dead trees for camp fires, to ward off frosts and biting insects, and for religious and cultural ceremonies.
    Their fires created and maintained grasslands and open forests and extinguished all flora and fauna unable to cope with frequent burn-offs.
    Early white explorers and settlers recorded the smoke and the blackened tree trunks. They admired the extensive grasslands, either treeless or with well-spaced trees, and no tangled undergrowth of dead grass, brambles, branches and weeds.
    Making fire without tinder boxes or matches is laborious. So, most aboriginals tried to keep their fires alive at all times. When on the move (a common situation), selected members of the tribe were charged with carrying a fire stick and keeping it alight. In really cold weather several members may have each carried a fire stick for warmth.
    When the stick was in danger of going out, the carrier would usually light a tussock of dry grass or leaves and use that flame to rejuvenate the fire stick (or light a new one). As they moved on, they left a line of small fires spreading behind them. They have been observed trying to control the movement of fires but never tried to extinguish them.
    READ: https://inconvenientfacts.xyz/blog/f/australia-fighting-fires-with-fire
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  • Patricia Eltinge’s
    The Dream Class: Know Your Dreams. Know Yourself! is the summation of Patricia Eltinge’s more than 25 years of study and work on new avenues to dream analysis. All of us dream, and the process of capturing our dreams and looking deeply at dream symbols for their important meanings is of great benefit to anyone interested in their own unconscious. Dreams are a wonderful source of personal information that is available to all of us from these other dimensions that are useful in our daily lives for personal growth and transformation. The Dream Class provides easy yet profound methods to help individuals delve into the revelations that are afforded to us through our dreams. [Contains 22 original photographs by the author.]
    Patricia Eltinge is an author, dream analyst, a Transactional Analysis Practitioner and a long-time leader of dream training workshops. She is a personal dream consultant to business leaders and celebrities worldwide. Using dream work to help herself overcome childhood trauma, Patricia sought to help others by providing guidance through her unique gift of dream reading and dream interpretation. Patricia lives in Los Angeles and is also a holistic health expert and a medical advocate
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  • Missing Link
    The Missing Link, by radio host and author Sam Hunter, is for anyone seeking a closer relationship with Jesus and a better understanding of the power of the Holy Spirit. Sam's down-to-earth approach resonates with readers – especially those who feel they sometimes (or often) go through the motions and get bored with church or Christianity as a whole. This thought-provoking read is the key to understanding the inimitable concept of the power of the Holy Spirit.
    Please read the press release below and let me know if you would like to receive an eBook, PDF or hard copy (provide address) of the book in consideration of an interview, review or feature. For more information please visit: 721ministries.org. Thank you.
    Please see Sam Hunter's video at: https://youtu.be/FxYPb515UDY
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About Catalog of Interviews and Bits

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The past interviews and comedy skits and bits along with past air checks and Advertisements, I have made or participated on. Included here for your enjoyment and ridicule.