We have finished, officially finished, Season 1 of Life and Times.
No one here. Not interviewing anyone right now. This is really a wrap of our last interview
and I'm enjoying some butter pecan ice cream.
Wanted to let you guys know a bit more about what we're doing and why. If you've seen our episodes,
you would have seen that we've done nine so far, and each week, we put out a mini doc.
Why a mini doc? I'm a documentary filmmaker and started this program for NTD Television in
February this year. Putting out a 30-minute doc a week is a bit challenging, and especially we
have a very small team who you're going to meet over the course of our programs.
But we've been able to pull off so far, 30 minutes a week, every week. We're going to take a break
for two [or] three weeks. We're not taking a break from making the program,
we're actually going and shooting the program. We're going to a bunch of states
and we'll be making more programs there, and then we'll be editing them.
Wanted to let you know where we're going. We look at a few core themes in all of our episodes.
Health, security, wealth—what else we got—education.
I'm forgetting them all now. We'll put them in the description of the video.
The topics that we covered in Season 1,
I wrote them down because we covered everything. Energy—that's another thing that we've
covered. We've done coal, and we've done Texas energy, and
you saw what we did with robotics and AI, and what's going on with fentanyl and drugs
coming in through the border, security as well, but we're also looking at health.
There are topics that I feel they're important to me, my family, and the people around me, and
seems that there's a lot of good people across the country doing good things about it. So
we focus on people above politics. That's the core of what we do with Life and Times,
and making sure we keep doing that. You're going to be seeing more themes like this in our
upcoming season, which will be another nine episodes starting in about three weeks.
Can't tell you where yet, can't tell you what yet, but we will be putting out
small videos like this where you'll see behind the scenes what we do, why we do it, who's doing it,
how we do it. So if you've got any questions about what we do and why, please put them
in the chat here on YouTube. Let us know what you think.
If you've got stories that you think are worth
sharing, stories that are good people doing good things, [and] there's so much bad news out there
but we just keep finding that behind every bad news story,
there's always good people doing good things about it, and they're the stories
we're looking for. We work hard to find them. When we find them, they're pretty amazing.
I think you may have noticed that with the people that we put in the docs, so far,
they're really amazing people—very inspiring. I'm
finding it extremely inspiring to learn from all these people.
We love reading your comments and
getting your feedback on what we're doing.
This ice
cream is melting but it tastes really really good. This is my favorite flavor.
I'm going to finish my ice cream so I don't have to keep talking.
You'll see a lot more videos from us, Behind the Scenes with Life and Times, unscripted, unedited.
You would have noticed our
episodes are pretty heavily edited because we just want to give you the story in an entertaining way.
But these videos are the behind the scenes, so please ask us your questions, share your thoughts.
Thanks for watching. We'll see you soon.
Still filming.