Peter Berg

And that – Quote, when I read it, the only thing pleasing to God is the creation of beautiful things, the creation, being creative and being able to please God through creativity or have a religious, a mystical experience that's not drug induced. through the power of your creativity, I think it's the greatest thing in the world.

And that – Quote, when I read it, the only thing pleasing to God is the creation of beautiful things, the creation, being creative and being able to please God through creativity or have a religious, a mystical experience that's not drug induced. through the power of your creativity, I think it's the greatest thing in the world.

And it kind of saved my life, because if I hadn't found writing and filmmaking, I don't know what I would have done. I wouldn't have been, I mean, I don't know.

And it kind of saved my life, because if I hadn't found writing and filmmaking, I don't know what I would have done. I wouldn't have been, I mean, I don't know.

And it kind of saved my life, because if I hadn't found writing and filmmaking, I don't know what I would have done. I wouldn't have been, I mean, I don't know.

Yeah, man.

Yeah, man.

Yeah, man.

Can I tell you about, it's sort of a non sequitur, but I did want to mention, and it sort of related to something I love because I love boxing and I own a boxing gym in Los Angeles, which was hands down the stupidest thing I ever decided to do in my life was, oh, it would be cool to have a boxing gym and manage boxers and, you know, no, don't, don't. It's awful. I mean, I love the fighters.

Can I tell you about, it's sort of a non sequitur, but I did want to mention, and it sort of related to something I love because I love boxing and I own a boxing gym in Los Angeles, which was hands down the stupidest thing I ever decided to do in my life was, oh, it would be cool to have a boxing gym and manage boxers and, you know, no, don't, don't. It's awful. I mean, I love the fighters.

Can I tell you about, it's sort of a non sequitur, but I did want to mention, and it sort of related to something I love because I love boxing and I own a boxing gym in Los Angeles, which was hands down the stupidest thing I ever decided to do in my life was, oh, it would be cool to have a boxing gym and manage boxers and, you know, no, don't, don't. It's awful. I mean, I love the fighters.

I have so much empathy. But one of my fighters, Chris Van Heerden, his girlfriend is a girl named Ksenia Carolina, who I think I told you a little bit about earlier when we were working out. And this is just a fucked up story. She's a 28-year-old American Russian citizen who made a $51 donation to a Ukrainian charity called She went home a year ago to visit her family in Russia, and Putin got her.

I have so much empathy. But one of my fighters, Chris Van Heerden, his girlfriend is a girl named Ksenia Carolina, who I think I told you a little bit about earlier when we were working out. And this is just a fucked up story. She's a 28-year-old American Russian citizen who made a $51 donation to a Ukrainian charity called She went home a year ago to visit her family in Russia, and Putin got her.

I have so much empathy. But one of my fighters, Chris Van Heerden, his girlfriend is a girl named Ksenia Carolina, who I think I told you a little bit about earlier when we were working out. And this is just a fucked up story. She's a 28-year-old American Russian citizen who made a $51 donation to a Ukrainian charity called She went home a year ago to visit her family in Russia, and Putin got her.

And she's in prison now for 12 years. What was the charity? The charity was a charity based in America for Ukraine that she thought was going to give money to children that had been hurt by the war in Ukraine. It's all very researchable. So she got put on a list? She's a dual citizen. She's an American citizen and a Russian. She went to visit her parents a year ago in Russia.

And she's in prison now for 12 years. What was the charity? The charity was a charity based in America for Ukraine that she thought was going to give money to children that had been hurt by the war in Ukraine. It's all very researchable. So she got put on a list? She's a dual citizen. She's an American citizen and a Russian. She went to visit her parents a year ago in Russia.

And she's in prison now for 12 years. What was the charity? The charity was a charity based in America for Ukraine that she thought was going to give money to children that had been hurt by the war in Ukraine. It's all very researchable. So she got put on a list? She's a dual citizen. She's an American citizen and a Russian. She went to visit her parents a year ago in Russia.

Somehow the Russians were able to figure out if anyone with any Russian citizenship, even if it's dual, makes donations to certain charities, they get flagged. So she came in, got to her parents' house, was called to the police station the next day, came in, and they arrested her and said, you donated $51. This is treason. And she's now almost a year into a 12-year sentence.

Somehow the Russians were able to figure out if anyone with any Russian citizenship, even if it's dual, makes donations to certain charities, they get flagged. So she came in, got to her parents' house, was called to the police station the next day, came in, and they arrested her and said, you donated $51. This is treason. And she's now almost a year into a 12-year sentence.

Somehow the Russians were able to figure out if anyone with any Russian citizenship, even if it's dual, makes donations to certain charities, they get flagged. So she came in, got to her parents' house, was called to the police station the next day, came in, and they arrested her and said, you donated $51. This is treason. And she's now almost a year into a 12-year sentence.