LIMELIGHT PODCAST

Everyone's talking about Haliey Welch's new Crypto scam with her Hawk Tuah Coin, but no one is talking about how she did  @timanddeetv  dirty, the guy's that originally found her AND MADE HER FAMOUS.

The fact that they're the sole reason she is famous, and she not only doesn't thank them, but she drags their names through the mud.

We talk about the whole truth that Tim and Dee TV revealed in their recent YouTube video and the new Crypto scheme that  @Coffeezilla   @coffeezillaextras  went off on.

We were always skeptical about her rise to fame, and as people who have done street interviews, we were wondering where the original interviewers were, and what happened.

I'm glad to see that they shared their side of the story. There is a good chance that Hawk Tuah will Talk Tuah her lawyer and try to get them into legal trouble for this - but let's hope not.

Tim and Dee TV video: https://youtu.be/vYJAvdcEsgk

Coffeezilla video: https://youtu.be/zUHq8AWR1Rg

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It seems to be a never ending discussion about how Canada is becoming India, Tim Horton's is now Singh Horton's... the list goes on.

Well - we go over the facts and also respond to some comments we've received about the topic.

We also go over the latest atmospheric rivers (what used to be called heavy rain) in BC, Canada and how flooding is getting closer and closer to home.

Oh yeah, we also watch Myron Gaines of Fresh and Fit rant passionately about how Canada sucks, who ironically built a podcast on telling men that women are the emotional beings while constantly being overly emotional.

There's a lot of things he said that are not true, and we break it down.

More details:

Fresh & Fit's Myron Gaines went on a rant about Canada becoming India, so we looked at what's actually happening in Canadian cities and broke down his wildest claims. From Tim Hortons conspiracies to BC's latest floods (or "atmospheric rivers" as they're calling them now), we tackle the good, bad, and straight-up incorrect views about life in Canada.

We read your comments about cultural changes, housing prices, and what it really means to be Canadian in 2024. Plus, stories about chaos in Costco parking lots, why logging roads might actually help prevent mudslides, and whether Vancouver is really as "overrun" as some people claim.

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00:00:00 Intro

00:02:14 BC Floods & Weather Issues

00:10:34 Real Immigration Stats

00:31:18 Myron's Canada Rant

00:35:14 US vs Canadian Cities

00:46:39 Cultural Differences US vs Canada

A little late for halloween but spooky season never ends- the ghosts don't care what time of year it is.

Harmol shares his experiences and Raj is skeptical. What are the craziest experiences you've had? Do you believe in ghosts?

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Shadow figures at the foot of the bed. Ghostly encounters that feel too real to ignore. Haunted houses with outlines of bodies hidden under carpets. These true ghost stories bring spooky encounters and unexplained mysteries to life.

Cold hands sliding down your neck, haunted carpets, and real-life ghost sightings make these creepy stories unforgettable. Paranormal experiences, supernatural events, and chilling tales unfold in ways that leave you questioning what’s real.

From eerie true stories of haunted locations to mysterious events that defy explanation, the supernatural world feels closer than ever. Whether it’s a scary encounter with shadowy figures or unexplained phenomena like moving straws and cursed homes, these are stories you can’t shake.

With real haunted houses, paranormal tales, and the strange feeling of being watched, the line between creepy events and everyday life blurs. Ghostly experiences, supernatural mysteries, and chilling stories make this a dive into the truly unknown.

This is a wild one. Someone getting catfished for almost 10 years... by their very own cousin.

We go over in detail what the story is behind "Sweet Bobby" and share our take.

This story takes catfishing to a new level. You are probably thinking, how can someone be catfished for almost 10 years??

Trust us, we were too. But when you get to know the details, some of which that weren't even mentioned in the documentary, you'll start to understand.

We still have our thoughts about it, and ultimately we're glad this story is coming to light.

Someone can catfish you and go on to ruin your life, and there are really no laws to protect you. Hopefully this will bring forward new laws to protect victims and prevent this from happening again.

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Sweet Bobby unveils the chilling true crime tale of Kirat Assi, an unsuspecting woman caught in a complex web of online deception orchestrated by Simran Bhogal under the guise of Bobby Jandu. What began as an online relationship quickly spiraled into one of the most infamous catfishing cases, sparking discussions on Netflix and beyond. The story shines a spotlight on identity theft, digital fraud, and internet scams, exposing the layers of social media manipulation and psychological manipulation that led to family betrayal and relentless emotional abuse. Through online identity theft and fake profiles, Simran manipulated Kirat for years, highlighting the risks of internet anonymity and the vulnerability of digital relationships. This tale of online romance scams and internet deception raises awareness around online predators, cybercrime, and the dangers lurking in digital relationships. It underscores the ease with which online imposters exploit digital trust, leading to online trust issues and leaving victims to grapple with the emotional toll of internet relationships. At its core, Sweet Bobby exposes the pervasive threat of online dating scams and digital catfishing in an age where internet hoaxes, digital deceit, and online manipulation can destroy lives. The story highlights the potential for virtual deception, internet anonymity risks, and online identity theft, emphasizing the need for vigilance and the fragile nature of digital romance scams when internet imposters exploit online trust issues. This deeply unsettling case reminds us that online betrayal, digital hoaxes, and internet manipulation are more than mere buzzwords; they are real dangers in the digital age, affecting lives, relationships, and the fundamental trust we place in others online.

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In this episode, we share our experience with ChatGPT's new Advanced Voice feature.

It's an incredible tool, but we were surprised to see it's currently programmed to only mimic Indian and white accents- and refuses to do others.

Its reasonings? (Catch the full convo around 13 minutes in):

"I can't imitate accents that can be seen as disrespectful or offensive. I strive to be respectful and sensitive to all cultures. Some accents can be more culturally sensitive and I want to avoid any that might be considered offensive."

Wait- why are Indian and white accents okay, but others aren’t? We’ve got mixed opinions on this. What’s your take?

Shoutout to the Surrey Jack accent though.. it had us in stitches 😂.

Harmol breaks down the "Dead Internet Theory" and we chat about Egon Cholakian and his eerie AI-like content. Straight creepy.

Our friend's facebook got hacked, and sold fake Taylor Swift tickets to a bunch of randoms... brutal.

See you all in the next one!

In this episode we talk about Raj going to the Passenger concert, the night after the Future and Metro Boomin concert, Jordan Belfort coming to Whistler *virtually*, Punjabi people dancing with weapons at a wedding function in their back yard, and how air purifiers changed our lives.

We're back. And we're talking about the stuff that needs to be talked about... Indian stereotypes and immigration in Canada- what's true and what's not.

And we also catch up on what's been going on the last 4 months since we posted.. Olympics, Drake updates (obvs), and some of the recent people being cancelled.

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In this episode we talk about the amazing human, Tamara O'Brien, how she brought us together, & why for the 5th straight year we have a team for Workout to Conquer Cancer, to raise money & awareness for the BC Cancer Foundation.

Tamara, a beautiful soul, a world-class athlete, an amazing friend, left the world far too soon because of cancer.

Ryan Sheehan & Arden Oh, also both world-class athletes that competed alongside her, share the impact Tamara left on them and everyone around us.

Tamara O'Brien holds a very special connection to our podcast, which we'll discuss more in a future episode with Mindy.

As fans of hip hop, and fans of music, we had to talk about what's going on.

The "Me Too" movement from several years ago brought light to women who were put in uncomfortable situations which put their careers in jeopardy.

The recent developments around Diddy & Bad Boy records is showing that men have also been in these uncomfortable positions and have yet to share their stories.

Since recording this episode- J Cole has released an album, took shots at Kendrick, and has even since said he feels bad.

We didn't know how many people would talk to us, we (Harmol) didn't know how to use a camera, and we barely knew what we wanted to ask.

But... we hit the streets to see who would speak with us and share what they felt was important and isn't being talked about enough.

We realized pretty quickly that maybe this was too deep of a question to start off with.. so started them more light hearted.

By an overwhelming majority, the answers were always along the lines of.. The city is hard to make friends in, it's way too expensive, but it's damn beautiful.

Should we do street interviews again? If so - let us know what we should ask!