Elijah Schaffer
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218 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard May 2025
Elijah Schaffer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Work actually with Vigilant Fox on X. He curates the stories and we cover the news. So he's been really, really cool providing us with topics.
He's a fox.
A memory made, but you know what I feel like? Because obviously we just set this up, moved from another country. I feel like we'll get it down more and more and more, and eventually maybe we'll have five back at Roadcasters.
Yes, that's the brand new one. So you guys did, and that wasn't even necessary, but it was a very warm gift.
We didn't have the sound right. I felt so bad. And I was like, I don't know what to do because it was like peaking or something. But now it's fixed and it's great. And I just want to remind people, you don't need a podcast studio. I always say this. You just need a voice and you have a phone and you can get your voice out there. Never stop speaking the truth.
I like it. I mean, I do like giving the animals some funny names like that.
Yeah. It's called Hunter Biden, you know? No, no, he was not. Sneaky fucker with a crack pipe is what we call that. Yeah, that was a little different than sneaky fucker.
There's no more Fifth Amendment. He can be questioned and he has to, or he's going to be in contempt. Yeah, you know, addicts are typically honest. So that's, and I, you know, so that's honest. Just saying. Yeah, so we'll leave that.
You know what? I am worried because obviously not glorifying addiction or anything, but there's always some funny memes that are showing him literally driving a Porsche about 130 miles per hour with a crack pipe. Some people see this as toxic. I see this as legendary. And it's sort of like this joke because he's like, it's sort of like a movie, right?
It's not legendary in the real world, but it's like that character who's crazy, but it all turns out happy in the end. I think he thinks he's in a movie where it's like he doesn't realize. And I don't think it's that. I think he might die. That's what I'm telling you. I think he'll have a heart attack or he'll OD.
That's the joke. But in the end, it's not a movie. And I think that that's where a lot of people today, and myself included, I grew up in L.A., and one thing I noticed moving out of L.A. is people in the rest of the country don't think that they're the main character in a movie. Right. Right.
So like in LA, everybody, maybe in New York too, but everyone thought they're, they're in a movie and you're like, Hey, you're, you know, you're not in a movie. And I realized that's people who moved there, right? They moved there. They all think there's something special. But I think with, with this kind of attitude, you know, I got to thank God.
I mean, I mean this genuinely, you know, some of the areas that, that I've screwed up in my life, some of the consequences I faced, some of them public, whatever. I mean, some of them were based on, you know, bullshit in my life. Of course, it's never my fault, but
But what I mean is, like, you know, I look through the last, you know, 30 years of my life, and I'm grateful that there are consequences in place for actions because I know it sounds, you know, milquetoast, but I would be dead if I, you know, didn't get a hold of the partying, didn't get a hold of, you know, the drug use in college and things like that, you know?
And I think that kind of stuff, the fact that, you know, your body starts to hurt or, you know, you get a friend call you saying, my liver's hurting, you're going, that's there because, you know, As I would say, God has designed your body to protect you, to warn you. And so I've seen a lot of friends die.
A lot of friends have problems and a lot of friends who even get divorced because no one's willing to tell them, hey, there's some toxic issues going on in your life. So unfortunately, like with all addicts, you give them too much freedom and you give them no consequence. And usually you end up at their funeral within two years.
Yeah, we'll be back. We'll be around here more. Yeah, when I have a better... I was actually... Originally, it was me tomorrow, so I had blocked it out. But unfortunately, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, I have my stuff. But I was going to say, a phrase I heard recently was a conservative conscience is coming in.
Like, not conservatism, not political, but a conservative conscience of people sort of realizing that... even if I want to be liberal and progressive in my mind, it's actually suicidal empathy. And so I have to make decisions to stop myself because the world's going to kill me if I don't get control of my own life.
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