Jack Wagner

This one ended up being nine hours of interviews, which, as you can imagine, is a lot of editing.

And after working at a puzzle of a story for so long, it's kind of easy to get lost in it and feel unsure if it's actually done or if I've done my job of making it make sense.

you kind of start to question yourself after a certain point.

And sometimes I kind of start feeling a bit like Soleil described feeling in terms of her hesitation to share this story.

But recently I've decided that with episodes like this, where I might never feel like I've actually finished it, it's best to just put it out on Patreon and let people actually listen to it.

If you think I'm exaggerating or playing up the weirdness of certain stories or getting lost in it or whatever, I have a bizarre little anecdote that I could share with you that occurred during the very first interview that I did with Soleil.

I actually forgot about this completely.

Until today.

Like I said, this was the first conversation I had with her.

We had barely said hello.

She didn't begin telling me the story or anything.

We were just kind of getting set up.

And I suddenly hear screeching tires and a huge crash right outside of my window.

Somebody had crashed into a parked car outside of our studio.

For some reason, I instinctively grabbed my phone and started taking pictures of

the license plate of the car that caused the accident.

I don't know why I did, but I'm glad I did it because the car immediately started backing up and then sped off.

I told Soleil, hang on.

I think there was just a hit and run outside of my studio.

I need to go see if these people are okay.