Going down in the world: Reviled Conspirancy Theorist John Wayne/ Alex McJones comes to the podcast

We talked about control by the elites, the Moon is a hologram and how it controls us, blander chicken and how that controls us, and chemtrails and how that is also a ruse by the elite to control us.

Podcast Link

This will be updated with some personal info, he just kept on pressing me to publish it which I was sort of on the fence about, and I really need to finish an article for the Star. Anyways, just the interview is longer than the usual podcast, probably he kept on digressing about how in the Middle Ages, there was no mention of the Moon; 80% of what he says is of that nature, so brace yourselves, I say nothing more.

Waxing my skis for the final cross-country skiing trip Sunday, I made a snowman since I was bored afterwards.

Reborn: Immersion

When I found myself not dead (alive) in the woods, I was in disbelief. Puffs of air were materializing again and again in front of my pallid face. By woods, I really mean the front of my house. Brandon was yelling at me to "Get inside, you idiot!" after he discovered my corpse. I ignored his envious entreaties and envisioned how could I make the podcast better, because five weeks into Genius Hours, I'm still not that proud of my project. Of course, general business doesn't help in making a greater podcast (in the podcast I talk about being Shirtless Bob in the school play, a challenging character to play. He's kind of a pervert, and also, he's shirtless), so the following course of action is long nights and tired days.

What I tried to do with the podcast is more sound effects and following a rigid outline in the things I say.  The rigid outline actually made it easier for me, but the sound effects did not. You would think GarageBand would have an extensive library for sound effects, but no; the majority of sound effects I had to download as an mp3 and then insert it into the blog. For instance, the thunderclap at the beginning, I had to go to youTube, find that sound effect, and then convert it to mp3. And for what, one sound effect that won't be noticed at all! Well, in the grand scheme of things I was trying to create an immersive experience with the podcast that would engage the listeners. In reality, sound effects probably feel too forced.
Anyways, that's what I thought about while acquiring frostbite in front of my house.

No pictures of cross-country skiing for this blog, sorry. Once I get set up for cross-country skiing, I just want to go, I don't want to take a hundred photos, it mires my enjoyment of the sport greatly. Instead here's a picture of the "Goosebumps" I started the podcast with.

Alex got lost skiing in the woods and ended up dead. This is how it happened.

Alex dies
A deleted scene of Alex playing Twister in the woods

As this was a two-week span with a four day weekend, Alex decided that this would be a good time to do something bigger than just podcasting. So, Alex did a vlog. In total, Alex spent a solid ten hours producing the vlog. Was it worth it? Nah, let's be honest, none of you are going to watch it. It's too long, even with me editing it down from an hour and a half to forty minutes, but it gave me an excuse to move my podcast in a new direction for the upcoming weeks. Now, Alex is dead, but as you can tell by the ending scene in the vlog where Alex is in a fetal position during the sunrise, Alex is to rise like a phoenix and be reborn.

Alex would still really appreciate you at least skimming through the video, as it did take a lot of effort to produce it. Alex was actually experiencing something akin to mental exhaustion around the fifth hour, where Alex genuinely wanted to get home. Alex, of course, was playing a character throughout most of it. So the moments of panic weren't actually genuine, just a caricature.

Alex also went skiing at Roche Juane near Airport Hill recently. Here are some photos from that adventure.