Most People Know Nothing (04/03)

0:00This is an iHeart podcast. Guaranteed Human. I'm Anna Navarro and on my new podcast, Bleep with Anna Navarro. I'm talking to the people closest to the biggest issues happening in your community and around the world. Because I know deep down inside right now, we are all cursing and asking what the bleep is going on. Every week I'm breaking down the biggest issues happening in our communities and around the world. I'm talking to people like Julie K. Brown who broke the explosive story on Jeffrey Epstein in 2018. The Justice Department through we counted four presidential administrations failed these victims. Listen to Bleep with Anna Navarro on the iHeart Radio app. Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcast. Hola, I'm Christian Chavez, host of the new podcast. I love it. In each episode, I try to do something radically simple. To build a hard-to-hard connection with my guest, I talk with people who have shaped me and inspired me. Like it ended Ibarra, Mariam Raymers, or Maita Perrom.

1:00You'll hear conversations about fashion, relationships, HIV, as well as inspiring stories from the LGBTQ plus community. And so much more. Listen to Swelta Love on iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts or whatever you get your podcast. Can't find AM640. You're listening to the John Cobal podcast on the iHeart Radio app. Coming up in next segment. After Debra's update, it's going to be a voice line. Part one. We have two rounds. Five, twenty, and five, fifty. So I mentioned before that I got to speak at a luncheon today. The Lincoln Club, which is a business political social club downtown L.A. There's actually a number of chapters. And I was at the L.A. chapter. And you know, they want to be to talk for a little while just about what's going on in L.A. in California and, you know, the degradation of the state and the insanity and corruption of people like Karen Das and Kevin Newsome.

2:01And I was thinking about this last night when I was going to talk about it. And I realized that the... Well, normally when I go to lunch, I stop for a burger. As a place I go to, I'm into a boulevard. Excellent. For like a pickup burger, what are they called? Fast casual. You just sit down at a table and eat the burgers. They're about the size of an amp. I like carnies even better than an amp. And they got two locations, one on the sunset boulevard. Yeah. One of the entire boulevard. Do you get chili on it? No, no, no. The sanctity of the cheeseburger means that it's just meat, cheese, and fun. Are carnies known for chili on those burgers? Oh, they do have, yes, a lot of people who get chili fries, chili on the burgers, chili on their heads. Yeah. No, there's a lot of them. Oh. Yeah. But no, for me, if I'm going to order burger, it is going to be Christine untouched by any other ingredient.

3:06Virgin burger. Virgin burgers. That's what I call my... That's what I'd call my burger shop. Virgin burgers. Oh, well, then I get... I get the... I get royalties. Okay. Well, will you... Well, you... You use the logo. You could be the... No, I'll take the cast. You could be the Virgin. No, I'll take the cast. Virgin burgers with your smiling face next to it. And I... I talked to a guy who runs these, run it for... Well, I'd been going there for over 20 years. And he usually says something about what's going on in the news. And he told me that... One old guy shuffled in the other day, and he was muttering about the gas prices. And he's gone on... She's $6 gas. That Gavin Newsom. I can't believe it. The gas prices are $6. A few minutes later, a young guy saunters in. He's upset about the gas prices, too. Oh, I can't believe the price of gas.

4:07You know, it's those oil companies. It's Chevron gouging us. He told me this little story as I was paying. And stuck in my head, stuck in my head for two days. It's like, this is what's wrong. The first guy knew that Gavin Newsom is responsible for the $6 gas. Right? Because still to this day, even with the war going on, there are 31 states in the $3 to $4 range. In 31 states, gas prices start with a 3. And here, we're at 6. LA County, right? Last I saw is at least 601. And I thought, well, but the guy is repeating... The young guy is repeating exactly what Gavin Newsom says, which is by design. And he's preconceived notions, obviously, that oil companies gouge. And I'm thinking, if this guy could just see the chart, what would happen? If you could see the chart that in Kansas,

5:08they're paying $3.27 a gallon. Now, a logical person would say, well, why... If the oil companies are selling gas in Kansas for $3.27, why aren't they gouging people in Kansas or South Carolina or even New York? Why aren't they gouging everybody? Why would they only gouge Californians? He doesn't know. Now, if he does know, would it matter? Because I've also been reading up on why people get stuck in their own... their own belief systems. And this is for politics. You know, if you invest emotionally in something, you're bonded to it. It's a certain extent with sports teams, religion, but politics, especially. And there's something called, you've probably heard the term, bias confirmation.

6:08The human brain is quite flawed. And when it seeks out information about a subject, let's say gas prices, it accepts the information that the brain already agrees with, that you agree with, right? So if you see an article about Gavin Newsom blames Chevron for price gouging, you agree with it, because that's your default state of mind. Whereas if there's a story saying, Gavin Newsom has about $1.50 worth of taxes, and that's why the gas is six bucks here. Your brain will reject it, because it doesn't confirm the bias that you know. Your bias can be true, your bias can be false. Not all biases are created equal. There is truth in the world. And the truth is that there's an extra $1.50 or more just from taxes and regulations. Okay. And then part of it is what they call cognitive dissonance. You ever hear that term? Cognitive dissonance.

7:08And that's where you hear something that contradicts your belief. And it makes you psychologically uncomfortable. People get uncomfortable when they hear something that doesn't align with the way they think the world is. I like the truth of it or the falsity of it doesn't matter. It's like I'm uncomfortable. And so they reject and they dismiss it. So it's confirmation bias. You search for stuff you already agree with. And then sometimes if you're presented with other facts and they may be 100% true, your brain just won't accept it. And that's why it's so difficult. If I had met the guy in parties who was carrying on about Chevron, I could probably stand there for six hours. I could probably even show him the AAA state by state gas prices. And he just would dismiss it.

8:08He wouldn't believe it. I'm noticing this online. People are on the next door app or arguing about Gavin Newsom's. Well, they're arguing about the Trump administration trusting these hospice owners and these medical care owners. And they don't want to accept that Newsom is allowed billions of dollars of fraud. And they'll say things. Well, look at all the fraud Trump was involved in. It's like, no, that's. Let's stick to the subject here, because this is our tax money in our state from our governor actively allowing us. Well, where's that story from? Is it the California Post? Well, that's owned by Rupert Burnett. No. So, so, Bill is salient because he's part of the Trump administration can't do the busts and arrest the 15 people. All these people will get convicted in court. And there's no question they stole 60 billion dollars.

9:08And the California Post can't report on it because they tagged along on one of the busts. They had a good. These people read Westside progressives just dismissing anything. Wow. You know, I understand having a different political point of view. For example, the debate on welfare years ago. There are people who felt, hey, you're on your own. You'll get a job, save your money. Don't rely on the government. Don't rely on other people. Joe responsibility. The other side says, well, we, we have to help people out. Sometimes they're disadvantaged or unlucky, or they've been a victim and oppressed for one reason or another. And so that was the debate. Just a philosophy of how you want to manage the city, where either everybody goes on their own, does the best they can, or just bail people out who can't cut it. But this is different. This is people actively rejecting. What really is truth.

10:08And I started to think like, if you're running for governor, like I say, you're Steve Hilton or Chad Bianco, how do you cut through that? And I started thinking of something stupid like billboards. Because it's really, really hard to, the media's ecosystem is so fragmented now. I mean, a lot of people don't see TV commercials anymore because they watch on streaming. And streaming doesn't run many commercials because they're charging you 20 or 30 bucks. But the service, and few people are watching network television, unless it's sports. And radio and podcasts are fragmented a thousand different ways. Like, where do you go? If you're advertising, how do you get a message across? And I thought, well, I was on the freeway. It's like, well, look at all these billboards. Like KFI, we used to have wonderful billboards that everybody saw. They were really catchy and clever. And really did a lot to make the station popular. And it's, I thought, well, what if somebody would put,

11:08pay money for like 200 billboards in LA and say, we have the number one gas, Gavin Newsome, Gavin Newsome's photo, number one gas prices in the country. And the next billboard, Gavin Newsome's face, California, worst roads in the country. Because the rationale for having gas taxes is to fix the roads. Well, we have the worst roads. You know what? Like a campaign billboard. Number one in gas taxes. It's supposed to go for the roads. How's that ride today as you're bumbling it? You're some very simple, clear cut message that cuts through. How could you not win an election running on us being number one in gas taxes, number one in sales taxes, number one in income taxes?

12:09Most poverty in the, in the country, most, oh, highest inflation, highest unemployment rate. Most people moving out. You know, all the lists we go through. How could a campaign that just relentlessly focuses on those facts? Would it really be rejected by over half of the voters? Because they all feel that they all know, oh, number one in homelessness. Number one in retail threat theft. I mean, I found a list of about 20 things were number one in, number one in gas taxes, number 50 road conditions. How does that not cut through? And why aren't, isn't anybody running on that? Why? Because you just get that message over and over again. Because most people don't know anything. And the people who think they know stuff have these bizarre biases, these, these, these, these, these, these confirmation biases

13:09when they look for news articles and then they have the cognitive dissonance if the news article tells them something that they don't like. But they're still paying $6 gas and it's not Chevron. It's no sum. There's got to be a way to get through this ticket. My new podcast, Bleep with Anna Novaro. I'm talking to the people closest to the biggest issues happening in your community and around the world. Because I know deep down inside right now we are all cursing and asking what the bleep is going on. I'm talking to people like Julie Cape Brown who broke the explosive story on Jeffrey Epstein in 2018. These victims have been let down time and time again. They've been let down for decades by local law enforcement, by federal law enforcement, by administration after administration. The Justice Department through, I think we counted for presidential administrations failed these victims.

14:09Listen to Bleep with Anna Novaro as part of the Microdura Podcast Network. Available on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hello, I'm Cristian Chavez, host of the new podcast of the Swelt Alop. In each episode, I try to do something radically simple. To build a heart-to-heart connection with my guest, I talk with people who have shaped me and inspired me. Like Eren DiRibarra, Madden Premers, or Maitre Perrom. You'll hear conversations about fashion, relationships, HIV, as well as inspiring stories from the LGBTQ plus community. Listen to Swelt Alop on iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. You're listening to John Cobalt on Demand from KFI AM640. Let's do the moistline here, round number one. Hey, it's John. Thanks for calling the moistline. I'm so excited to hear from you. It's about time.

15:09Okay, we need someone else in charge of California. I have a brand new car, two years old. It already says it needs a smart check. I can pay a smog, abatement scene. What's the actual I have watched the interview with you in Spencer Pratt. So many times. It's amazing. With gas prices getting as nuts as they are, I am seriously starting to look at buying a stool and brewing up some high-grade potato moonshine to put in the tank. I'm not for this. It's about time. I'll start to mingle with you. You're going for treatment. Enough. We used to have a shame back when people spoke to one another. The saying goes, you're going nowhere fast. You're sprinting in a hundred miles an hour, trying to get nowhere. When it comes to the high speed rail project, it's probably a blessing in disguise

16:09that it's an absolute shambles. because they probably know for a fact, nobody on God's green earth is ever going to use that damn train. Joseph Branlon needs to see what he can do legally against the El Segundo PD against the city because he's doing the right thing. And if they're not going to do it, we've got to do it. And we can't be found guilty of a felony for doing the right thing. Hey, Madame Jade here. Yes, he is into sissy bimbo play. That's one fetish. But what he's doing is sissy play. He has a dominatrix, guiding him. And yeah, it's really good money, by the way. Now and right now, talking about Newsome and the gas taxes and how any candidate can beat him with that, you've got to go historical, man. You've got to talk about the high speed railroad, the billions of dollars lost there.

17:12You've got to talk about the $75 million that he gave away to stimulus money to legal aliens. You've got to talk about the legal aliens with driver's license, putting the homeless up in hotels and doing all that. You just said car was now going to be investigated. So Newsome being investigated, car was being investigated. But what's coming of it? I tell you what's coming of it, absolutely nothing. It's the waste of our money. Hey, John, it's Kimberly calling from Georgia. The state of Georgia, not the country, even though sometimes I feel like it's a whole different country from California. Regular gasoline in Georgia is $369. No one can describe what California is like. You have to see it for yourself. I don't know why we're complaining about this dude dressing hot pants, big fake boobs, and he's in a married relationship. He's not hurting anybody, so I guess give the guy a break.

18:14Well, one reason why all the money disappears is because they don't know how to add or subtract. That should be a test of any of these idiot politicians. What you're going to do, Gabby knew, Gabby knew, where you're going to run and hide. Another bad thing about cell phone cameras, Christy Known's husband, if it had been 30 years ago, no one would have ever taken a picture of him in that contraption. I think I know why Gabby knew such a dumb ass because he's got Clark's head, and it's greasy crap. There was more movements, prompt claims to DDD during COVID than there was state employees and workers. There's more claims than there were workers. How is that possible? How could they let that go through? What a joke, California has become. I just can't believe it. This is the dumbest place in the world. The people in this state are stupid as a post. I can't believe they want to do all this and nobody does anything about it.

19:18What the heck? This is ridiculous. This state is ridiculous. Thank you for leaving your message. Please hang up. Goodbye. Is that the first time in Matrix we ever have call? I think so. And what did she call with? Madam Jade. Madam Jade. And it was sissy. Was that sissy. Sissy fine. Bimboification. I didn't hear that. No, it was sissy. It was sissy something that Brian Known was engaging. And it's good money. Yeah, I noticed that little. The tag. The tag line there. And it's good money. So I. Yeah, I guess he. He turns himself into this. Compliant. Submissive. Sissy. Bimbo play. Sissy. Bimbo play. Okay. All right. So he asked. Yeah, he asked really compliant and. Submissive. And I guess she yells at him. And insults him and humiliates him.

20:18Oh, is that what they do? That's what dominatrixes do. They. They can whip you. Uh-huh. And spank you. Yeah. And they usually wear a lot of leather. Uh-huh. And high-heeled boots. I mean, I seem to know a lot about this. I've seen you. No. Wait a second. I've seen you. Those outfits. I don't wear those outfit. You've got a lot of leather pants. Okay, but still. I don't know. You're listening to John Cobalt on demand from KFI AM640. We are on every day from three to six and after six. Um, John Cobalt show on demand. And you could play the podcast this weekend. Not only today, but other days. I mean, it's it's Easter weekend. It's Easter morning is a good time to blast our podcast. Throughout the house. I'll get you in a spiritual mood.

21:18Orange County register at a story. Well, one of the biggest one of the biggest events last year was the ice roundups in Los Angeles County in the LA area. And of course, the riots. Oh my god. That reminds me. Hold on. Let me write down a note here. So I get to it before I'm done in this segment. Okay. Hold on. Okay. One of the big stories last year was the ice riots after the ice roundups. The immigration crackdown that Trump had. And statistics are out. How many people were arrested? By federal immigration officials last year in the greater Los Angeles area. 14,458. And 60% of those had criminal convictions or pending criminal charges.

22:19And you know, if you're charged with a crime, it's almost certain that you're guilty of it. So we're talking here about 9,000 of these people were convicted or were facing criminal charges. Now, Karen Das' response was to run around like her hair was on fire screaming outraged, upset. And this, these are 9,000 criminals. And now they're all gone. Now they've all been sent back to their home countries. If, again, keep this in mind. This is about, you know, you're running, you're running for, you're running for mayor. And everybody's afraid, well, you can't come out and support ice. Well, you can't come out and it's 9,000 criminals. Absolutely proven criminals. Most of them convicted some of them with pending charges.

23:21And it's controversial to toss them out of the country. Like say that out loud. It's controversial to say you support throwing illegal alien criminals out of the country. Well, you shouldn't bring it up. You should, that's nuts. 40% had no criminal charges or convictions, but they were here illegally. Now, the organization that had a large role in igniting the riot was this organization called Charla. And Charla gets $43 million of your tax money from the state, 43 million. And I heard today that they have a candidate for him because you remember one of those candidate forms blew up. Because of a lack of diversity. Well, apparently some of the diverse candidates are appearing at the Charla forum. And I'm thinking it's like, wow, this is amazing.

24:25An organization, these candidates are showing up at a candidate forum run by an organization that helps start a riot in Los Angeles where they were physically assaulting federal law enforcement agents. And the money, the riot was financed by the taxpayers. And these people, these candidates are trying to get Charla's approval. I mean, there's so many things wrong with that. And it just would seem obvious to me, but all these so many people in their political trance. It's like a political hypnosis. There's 9,000 criminals gone. Charla financed the riots. Charla is getting $43 million. And now you have these gubernatorial candidates, all the Democrats. It's the Democrat loser candidates, you know, the two and three percent people. They're at this candidate forum. It's like, oh, God.

25:27This is what happens when you let in too much immigration and people don't assimilate. And there's now you have like this subversive shadow society with their own organizations, their own taxpayer funding, their own candidates. Gavin Newsom, of course, provided health care for all of those 9,000 criminals that Trump kicked out of the country. Gavin Newsom was paying all their medical bills with your tax money. Charla was starting the riots in downtown LA with your tax money. There's candidates now appearing before Charla. They want to be your next governor. They're trying to impress the Charla audience, which wants the 9,000 criminals back in the country and wants to give them their health care back with your tax money.

26:30And this is like a legitimate serious debate that's going on. These are all legitimate positions that apparently people have now. That is so nuts. The DHS says, many of the individuals, and this is important when you hear about people arrested, illegal arrested or not criminals. Listen to this. DHS says many of the individuals that are counted as non criminals are actually terrorists, human rights abusers, gangsters and more. They just don't have a rap sheet in the US. Well, that's hardly ever reported on, huh? They want to make you think that all the gardeners and nannies are being rounded up. Now, these are the people who are criminals in other countries and they came here to escape. This, it is not accurate to say they are non criminals. This deceptive categorization is devoid of reality and that leads the American public.

27:34We hear far too much about gang members and criminals false sob stories and not enough about their victims. What an upside down inside out inverted universe we have been living in. And you've got to fight your way out of this. I mean, I would like to be, I would like to lay around on the sofa and be as passive as anybody. But for goodness sakes, this is this is how far it's gone because because we didn't pay any attention. I guess for the last 10 years, you now have this subversive anti-American anti-police anti-ice organization getting tens of millions of dollars of our tax money putting on their own governor's debates after starting the riot of the decade last year. Trying to stop nine to 14,000 criminals from being kicked out of the country. And not just guard variety criminals, but like DHS said gangsters, terrorists, human rights abusers.

28:43Orange County registered did a story on that. Together news organizations did when we come back, we've got round two of the moist line. I'm Anna Navarro and on my new podcast, Bleep with Anna Navarro. I'm talking to the people closest to the biggest issues happening in your community and around the world. Because I know deep down inside right now, we are all cursing and asking what the bleep is going on. I'm talking to people like Julie Cape Brown, who broke the explosive story on Jeffrey Epstein in 2018. These victims have been let down time and time again for decades and decades and decades by local law enforcement, by federal law enforcement, by administration after administration. The Justice Department, through I think we counted for presidential administrations, failed these victims. Listen to Bleep with Anna Navarro as part of the mycultura podcast network. Available on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

29:51Hola, I'm Cristian Chavez, host of the new podcast in sueltalo. In each episode, I try to do something radically simple. To build a hard-to-hard connection with my guest, I talk with people who have shaped me and inspired me. Like it ended Ibarra, Madden Premers or Maita Perrom. You'll hear conversations about fashion, relationships, HIV, as well as aspiring stories from the LGBTQ plus community. And so much more. Listen to sueltalo on iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or whatever you get your podcasts. You're listening to John Cobalt on demand from KFI AM640. We're going to do round two of the moist line in just a minute. Eric, get cut to number two ready. We talked to you the day, probably heard it in the news that Lindsey Buckingham, a Fleetwood Mac, was in Santa Monica and a woman through some kind of substance on him. He wasn't injured.

30:52She's a crazy stalker who's been after him for years. He got a restraining order against her, but those things are really useless and pointless. And she's made death threats constantly harassing and scared the hell out of them. I throw them in this substance, some kind of liquid, I guess. Well, this crazy woman spoke with Channel 5. Her name is Michelle Dick. KTL reporter Sandra Mitchell. It's her report. Listen to this lady. On the streets of Santa Monica, another celebrity targeted by an attacker. 76 year old former Fleetwood Mac guitarist Lindsey Buckingham, less we can a scary encounter with a stalker. In 2024, an LA County judge ordered Michelle Dick to stay away from Buckingham. Tonight Dick admitted to KTL, she did approach Buckingham last Wednesday and had previously gone to his LA home. One time that was that last year, but I didn't know how to have restraining order on me.

31:57The LAPD confirms in the March 25th incident, the woman tossed an unknown substance at Buckingham. She was not injured. As of late tonight, Dick told us she was still living in her car and had not been arrested. If this known stalker is the person that assaulted or allegedly assaulted Mr. Buckingham, she is looking at some serious time in the state prison. Also today, singer Nicki Minaj's Hidden Hills mansion was targeted by a trespasser who was arrested. She already concerned about celebrity security lapses after a Florida woman was arrested last month for firing an automatic rifle at singer Rihanna's Beverly Crest Home, while Rihanna and her family were inside. In that case, 35 year old Ivana Ortiz is in custody, charged with attempted murder. And yes, the Lindsey Buckingham incident happened here in Santa Monica.

32:58But LAPD is the lead agency on this because they say the suspect was linked to other incidents in LAPD and they do expect to make an arrest soon. Even celebrities can't get police help when they have a stalker throwing stuff on them. And she's claiming that she's his daughter. I haven't feeling she's not his daughter. I just a wild guess. I don't have any access to DNA records. All right, let's do the moist line. Uh, moist line round two. And John, thanks for calling on the moist line. I'm so excited to hear from you. It's about time. Wait a minute. Let me get this straight. So L-A-U-S-D teachers would like a raise? They can't afford their bills and stuff. How about this sister? How about you teach the kids to read, write, and do math? And then we can talk about a raise. You guys aren't Harvard professors. You're L-A-U-S-D teachers. And you suck. I tried to collect EDD. I'm the citizen. My family's been here since the 1700s.

33:59They made me jump through hoops. They kept denying me for a legitimate EDD last year. All these politicians, it's a raise to the bottom, the absolute rock bottom, and they keep hitting new ground all the time. My question to you is, at what point is new some criminally liable for hurting Californians more than any other person in the history of our nation? How did Artemis, the rocket, get on this way to the moon? They used evil fossil fuels. How did they let that happen? That's pathetic. A train from San Francisco to Bakersfield takes nine hours. I think I could ride my bike faster. You know, we know all these problems exist. Isn't there any way we can like prosecute care and bass or new some for this fraud that's going on? There's never a consequence, and I just don't understand it. Well, Don, I'm glad I could help you out by moving to South Carolina.

35:00Instead of spending billions of dollars trying to house the homeless, they need to fund the facilities that can house and treat the severely mentally ill and the severely drug addicted people that are living on the streets and at least give them the opportunity to get well and possibly reenter society. Just spent two weeks in Florida, roads are absolutely beautiful there. There's no trash. They're groomed. It's absolutely beautiful. I know you agree. The reason they don't clean this up is because she's a Marxist. She's a Marxist, communist, cannabis. And what they do is they point to the encampments and the filth and they go, you see? You see? This is why capitalism doesn't work. They help care services for 30 years. And to be fair to the current governor, this fraud has been going on for decades. Nobody in California wanted to recover this money because it meant sending money back to the federal government. Hey, isn't beating up a postal worker since they're federal, a federal crime?

36:04Can't build, say, do something about that because as much as I know, is a federal crime because they're federal workers. AI dentists are a huge, huge resource hog for energy and water. They take all your energy. They take all your water. They cost a bloody fortune. Yeah, sorry, buddy. I'm all for the AI, but not like this. We can have our government to have a news. Our economy here in California have gone from the six to the four largest in the world. That's very remarkable. I wonder if all that fraudulent, federal money has anything to do with it. Hey, John, you keep saying that Newsom's IQ rate is 93, but you forget he's just lexic. So it'll be 39. Thank you for leaving your message. Please hang up. Goodbye. That's pretty fun. All right, we're done and Conway's coming up next podcast. I'll be out in a few minutes right after six o'clock.

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38:08I'm Anna Navarro, and on my new podcast, bleep with Anna Navarro. I'm talking to the people closest to the biggest issues happening in your community and around the world. Because I know deep down inside right now, we are all cursing and asking what the bleep is going on. Every week I'm breaking down the biggest issues happening in our communities and around the world. I'm talking to people like Julie Kay Brown, who broke the explosive story on Jeffrey Epstein in 2018. Justice Department through we counted for presidential administrations failed these victims. Listen to bleep with Anna Navarro on the I heart radio app Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Hola, I'm Christian Chavez, host of the new podcast. In each episode, I try to do something radically simple to build a hard-to-hard connection with my guest. I talk with people who have shaped me and inspired me. Like Iren de Vibarra, Madden Braimers, or Maita Perrom. You'll hear conversations about fashion, relationships, HIV, as well as inspiring stories from the LGBTQ plus community.

39:12And so much more. Listen to SWELTA LOB on I Heart Radio app Apple Podcasts or whatever you get your podcasts. This is an I Heart Podcast. Guaranteed Human.