AI Music, The PBN Brain, and Nuns Who Pray at Midnight

0:30The veil is lifting slowly. The veil is lifting now. I'm walking through the valley. I'm walking through the valley. I don't know if I'm breaking any rules or what. But I don't even care. I'm breaking all the rules with this artist. Okay, listen. This is a thing. I mean, it is. Today's podcast, this audio podcast, is a decompression chamber for yours truly. We've done a lot in the last 10 days and you don't even know the half, right? Just the national preparedness month interviews themselves were our phenomenal. I mean, it just is what you want to talk about like a,

1:30a steam injection, like an adrenaline injection of preparedness. We're just getting started, man. Wait till you hear from Mike from Skycombe. We got a special guest dropping in on that show. You won't believe. I'm just amazing stuff, dude. I'm very proud of it. It's really really great. Short to the point, you know, I feel like I'm giving you something every show. But I ain't been able to be just me, you know what I mean? And what you just heard is the perfect little puzzle for James. I can't. For a while, you may have heard me talk about it. You may have seen her. If it is her on red beacon media. But there's an artist out there that goes by the name of Noah Rue, N-O-A-R-U-E, that I've been listening to for the last, I don't know, two months, something like that, maybe. It's literally not completely human, okay?

2:32And I don't mean that in like a, I mean that completely totally straight forward. Like Noah Rue, the artist, the song that you just listened to is called the veil. This, whatever this artist is creates, well, they create a couple things. They create music, right? That is, that is completely and totally about Jesus and God. I mean, the lyrics are completely and totally tethered to Jesus and God and faith. And I really like it. And one of the reasons I really like it is because you can hear that sort of heavy. There's a heavy sort of jazz R&B influence on the music that, I don't know if you know, like R&B is really bad now. It used to be my life. It really was my life.

3:32Like good rhythm and blues from the past, up until like the early 2000s was my life. Like I remember taking my wife to concerts where I'm not saying this, I'm not saying this to be funny. I'm not saying this to be radicals. We would go to concerts where you couldn't find a white person. You know what I mean? Like me and her, these little, you walking, they're the only white people there. We could go see Anthony Hamilton and Anita Baker, a genuine jagged edge and we would go see all these R&B artists. I was just listening to it all the time. I just love it. And it was in a really good place. Heather Headley. I mean, just really good artists. You know, I never got to see out of Philly that I always wanted to see music soul child. But whatever. So did I, maybe I did see music soul child. I can't remember. Now I feel like I did see him live. But anyway, that's a piece of my life and a side of me that I really like it.

4:36Look at that combination. It's like a heavy faith based R&B just to me is this thing that just makes so much sense to work together. You know what I mean? And it works so good with this artist, artist, no, a roof. But it's not a real, she, that may be her voice. It may not. She may not exist. She is presented as a she, the videos are clearly not real people. There's an AI probably throughout the whole thing. And I'm in this puzzle, PB and family of like. It's just the whole, I mean, what it is guys is digging through sort of this new world that we're in. I mean, this is like the only reason I'm bringing this up is because I want to paint for you the picture of the world that we are in. Not the world that we are entering into. Okay. Like the age of revelation, the age of discovering and bringing to light.

5:38Oh, look, you won't believe what the AI could do. No, no, no, that's all over. You know what I mean? You see people stuck on this loop on the internet. They're stuck on the loop of revelation. You won't believe it. The politicians. You won't believe it. The CIA. No, I would believe it. I believe everything. What do you mean? The age of revelation, it's over. Okay. We don't have to wake up every day. The documents and the expose and the pictures and the images. You won't believe it. You can't believe it. Oh, the big reveal. The big reveals over. It's one of the reasons I like that song of the veil. That song is called the veil. But it's more about the lifting of the veil between you and God. I'm not looking for an answer here from you. You know what I mean? I'm not looking for approval or anything like that. I wouldn't. Wouldn't move me one way or another. No offense. I just listened to the whole CD this morning while I was working. The whole EP released today. And I had a pretty good time with most of it.

6:39There was some things that were off. But then I think about like. See, I don't know. I guess what I that's the weirdest part about this thing. I've spent most of my life listening very closely to music. I've sat down with CDs and gone through them with friends, gone through them alone with a fine tooth comb. You know what I mean? Music was my life all through high school. When I had a band, I was trying to figure out what, what, you know, styles in metal, what we wanted to take, what we wanted to not do, what we wanted to emulate, all that kind of stuff. And, you know, listening to the CP this morning, it's just the same feeling that I have. Listening to a human, I guess, but I don't know. I may be listening to a human. That's what I don't know. There's no clarification in this world. That's kind of what I want to talk to you about. It's like. You. This is just one example of the world that we live in.

7:42Right? Where things will come to be in our world. And the transparency on what they really are. This might not be there. You know, and of course there's a big part of me that's like, wants to issue this. But then. So I listen to the music, right? I listen to the music be it created by the, the mouth of the AI generated or AI modified woman that is being presented as Noah Rue. Right? So I listen to that music. What is that music? There's a consistent voice that could be generated by AI. There's a consistent style that I really love. That also probably could be generated and replicated and all that. But to me, here's some giveaways. Okay. I didn't want this to turn into an eight minute music class. And I'm sorry, but we're just going to have a show today. So we're going to do transitions.

8:44The transitions of some in some of the music. Are a bit forced and they remind me. Of human music. They remind me of a writing music and writing transitions in the garage with my band and going like, how do we get from here to here? And then making clunky transitions. Right? Or making maybe not necessary clunky transitions, but abrupt transitions. The songs are all short, right? Which is, you know, that is what it is to writing music. It's not easy. It's thoughtful and layered in ways that make me wonder whether or not. I think a musician had their hands in this product. Right? It's not, it's not a prompt. The thing is not a prompt. But the songs are great, man. But it's, we're here.

9:44We are here. You know what I mean? Where there is a thing. There is a product. There is a piece of this. And the reason it's so stark to me is because AI and creativity is interesting to me. Whether it's going to sink or float. And what I never really contemplated until this artist was, well, what happens when you braid them? Like what happens when you just adorn the human creativity with them enough? That you might not be able to tell. And what's better for an artist than that? And what's better for an artist who isn't looking to ruin their life with fame? But really loves making music than to create a sort of artificial intelligence persona, right? I don't know. It's pretty cool. I really like it. I like the album. Maybe the presentation is weird.

10:44But then again, I also know artists who are not don't know them, but you know, there are artists out there who wear masks. Pick up. You know what I mean? I don't know. Sorry to drop that on you. But it just is what it is. I'm here to talk about the things that are coming to mind. Here to take a quick break from all the content. I'm sorry to try to like literally drown you. I feel like I'm digitally drowning you in podcasts this week, this week in particular. I got a lot of good stuff. And I can't you know, you start reaching out to the world. You get overwhelmed. You really should see that like go to get ready. No, get team.ready. Is that what it is? Let me get the thing right. I want you to see these maps. Okay, get ready.team. Okay, go to get ready.team. And look at these free maps that this guy offers up. I mean, they're amazing, you know. He does an area study thing too. And if you use the code, PBN, you'll get 20% off the area study.

11:45If you're interested in that sort of thing. But and the. The solar flare maps, the fallout maps, the flock hammer maps, the crazy. Just beautiful, gorgeous. You feel like Batman, you feel like you're in the back cave. It's all the way I can explain it. You're in the back. You're in the back cave, gathering intel. It's awesome. I'm drinking delicious coffee. Pandemic by disaster coffee. I've got a water ready to drink. I don't know if you've seen that seen this on the video. I got to show it off more. This company putting out, you know, like an MRE, like a meal ready to eat. They're putting out this water ready to drink from the Department of Hydration, United States, America of America's thirst. Really cool 10 year shelf life canned water 16 fluid ounce. I'm sure you could buy them by the pallet if you wanted it to wanted to.

12:46But really cool, really cool branding fun, canned water, no plastic, you know, that whole thing. So what else? Oh, that's right, that's what else. I didn't write notes down. I went to and then I got too excited and just hit it. I just hit the play buttons and let's do it. So here's the deal. I want to introduce you to something lightly sort of a soft open. And then we're going to sort of build on it from there. I don't know what else to say. Yeah, I mean, I can't really preface it too much more than that because it just is what it is. So you guys know we've been working with be prepared solutions. You've probably heard that heard that and heard that. And they are legit, man. They are every bit as legit as I'm telling you. The guys are great. Brian, I hung out with him. I hung out with his family.

13:46I hung out. It is awesome. Bug out vehicle RV setup that he and his family travel and really cool. Not really cool from the extent of like this guy bought a gigantic monster RV. So we could live in luxury on the road. He bought a reasonable, I think they're called conversion vans. But thoughtfully outfitted this thing, man. I'm talking radio comms. I'm talking, explain it control on talking bathrooms on board. Right. These guys are real. These are guys are not no room. All right. You know what I mean? This is like, like there's something about these two that I've met with a lot of guys in the last nine months who are creating some kind of AI powered preparedness thing. It's a very different animal. And this is this one is built from their soul and I just I want you to understand that about this. Why you keep hearing about him?

14:46You're going to keep hearing about him. Okay. Because I'm proud to be a partner with these guys. I mean, these guys are also, I mean, you know, I'll tell you like it is like these are both guys that are here at a passion, not out of a monetary concern. If you get my drift, you know what I mean? We still want it to want them to make money. We want this thing to be successful. And it's a great product. So it should. But that's just another layer. You know what I mean? It's it. On top of working together with them on top of everything that they do. They've been working on something for me in the background. And I mentioned it sparingly and sparsely. Maybe a month ago or something like that. I mean, I'm just sitting here. And to me, to me, it is a gift. You know, it really, it really is one of the rare gifts to me, like two James, like here James. And it's one of those rare gifts that you didn't even know you wanted or needed.

15:47And then you have it. And I'm just, I'm sitting here right now. It'd be prepared solutions at toe slash PBN slash search. I'll link to it down below. And what this is is a, it's the prep or broadcasting network brain. That's what it is. No matter how you feel about, we need more words. We need more artificial intelligence words. You know what I mean? Like we don't have enough words. We can't say this is AI. There was a time when you could say this is AI, right? A chat GBT is AI. Yeah, it is, it is an a way that AI can be used. Sure. What these guys have done. They they're not pulling any information from anywhere but our shows. So they've taken almost a thousand episodes of the prep or broadcasting network archive.

16:47Retranscribe them because the transcriptions through speaker are crap. Retranscribed all these episodes. Built a filter that takes, and this is not easy. You guys should appreciate this more than anybody. Built out a filter that was kind of a little, a little too stringent, but I told them the back and off a little bit, but it's still amazing. Built out of filter that pulls out a, you know, a show like today's show. Really, it flags the show like today's show and goes, hey, this one is not necessarily super focused on preparedness information. Right, or this one is a little too focused on whatever news. Filters, portions of shows filters the entire shows grabs pertinent, prepping information in transcript mode or in in the transcription vehicle and also the audio. And what it gives you the ability to do is ask the PBN brain anything.

17:51You know what I mean? You can ask it anything. It looks like a AI like a like a, you know, one of the AIs, one of the AI hubs. Right, there's a search bar and you can ask it anything. Right, you could say like, I want to build a first aid kit. Or maybe I should ask the question, how do I build a robust first aid kit? Right, so I'm flipping that into the archive. And when you hit search, I mean, it takes a minute, you know what I mean? Like it's doing a thing that is impressive. And boom, so the answer pops, right? The answer pops, but it also has the archive, like the current, the current set of shows is sitting there as well. The archive answers, okay? So, so check this out. It generates this a robust first aid kit should be well stocked with treatments for common injuries,

18:55not just severe ones and include items like urncrete. It's important to ensure the kit is accessible and adequately stocked for various potential mishaps, when assembling a kit focused on practical, durable and essential items for outdoor activities or emergency scenarios. The first aid kit is considered an essential supply alongside nav tools, sun protection, extra code of clothing, illumination, fire starter repair, kit extra food, extra water and emergency shelter. Okay, that answer right there. That stuff, those, a lot of those words are pulled from our transcripts and made into a sentence that works. Right? This is just a small paragraph. Then you move on to sources. Right? You move on to sources. We've got four sources here, direct sources. Source one, maintain a well stocked first aid kit for common injuries. Okay? This is a, an entire show pulled from the archive, right? Source two, maintain a well stocked first aid kit, getting caught off grid with reality check. Right? These are actually two of the same shows.

19:58High quality survival kit is distinguished by practical, durable components, source number three. Essential items for bike preparedness, mirror general outdoor safety. Okay? So you can scroll down beyond those and you'll get the shows, right? Back to basics, camping, caught off grid, kids, communities, all of these have, have been chosen by the AI because of segments in the shows that, that work with your question, right? It is kind of, and if you click the show, you can listen to the episode. If you want to listen to the whole episode, right? Or you can scroll down and you'll see sort of breakouts, right? Breakouts of this show that will, that will answer your question, right? So to get the best, let's go to the one that's ranked first. Match to your question, okay?

20:59Maintain a well stocked first aid kit, even in emergency everyday accidents like burns can occur and having basic medical supplies readily available is essential. This then gives way to a quote direct from the show. And then last, here's the quote from Michael Klein. And then last, you need to make sure that you always carry a fully stocked first aid kit with burn cream or at least ask your spouse if they have burn cream in their eye fact. And you can even click play and listen to it. You can listen to that section of the show. It's pretty amazing. It's pretty amazing stuff. How about a, what we do trauma kid, let's just see what comes up with trauma kid. So what we have is a filtered segment of the PBN archive in this ask PBN anything archive, right? But what we will have in the near future is a lot more.

22:05Right. All the shows are going to be put in here. We're going to also loosen up a little bit on. On what's keeping certain shows and certain pieces of shows out of the rotation. And this is the next step. You know what I mean? This really is the next step for kind of what you do. What do you do with 7,000 shows in the age of constantly generating new and new and new and new and new and new and new content? Right? What do you do with it all? You know, we're doing new shows all the time, promoting the old shows in the podcast now. But a lot of those shows are forgotten man and I hate that. So we're doing our best to bring them back but now as the archive grows the ask anything archive grows. We'll be able to take that PBN knowledge and really really build on it. And it'll never stop. You know, and it's 100% free to use just go over there be prepared solutions.co slash PBN slash search.

23:12I'll put the link down in the podcast. Just use it to your hearts desire. You know. I want to buy an AK 47. Let's see what comes. So we're just playing. I've been playing with this thing. So I'm just, you know, I want to play with it. It saves your questions. You can go back revisit them. It saves what you saves what you've been up to in terms of other things, right? Build a better bug out kit an air rifle. Freppers live. Okay, so the purchasing, right? So do I care for my AK 47? See that. And you know what the might have to be next to each other. I'm wondering because Dan used to do a,

24:12used to do a show or did a couple of shows on AKs and stuff like that. I'm going to use specialized tools or find our maintenance, understand the tools and practice them effectively. And give me your feedback on this thing too, guys. Okay, so that we know. Because only a handful of hosts really have played with it. I've been playing with it a lot. We can really manipulate it and make it work the way we want. Over time, it'll get better, better, better, better. But right now it is. It's something to behold, man. It's pretty cool. Check that out when you get time, when you get some free time. What else is on the docket? Let me look around the room here. Don't miss Mike H. on the pop link. We are going to make a big announcement about emergency comms group stuff. Big one. Big commitment.

25:14Well, maybe not a big commitment, but a big announcement, you know. The Norbert team canna nest is do I want to tell you about the Norbert team canna nest is. Maybe I do one just on our way out just because this is this is me talking about the things I want to talk about right now. Because I needed a show like that today. I just needed it. I don't know. I just needed it. About a week, two weeks ago. Right about a week. Not spouting very long. Read an article about these nuns. Right. I've come to realize like, and this is a bigger topic for another show, but don't be surprised if you hear me more on Sundays. But I've come to realize like, you know, you you will focus on something throughout the day. And the more you focus on God, it's sort of like a diet where you eat less junk, the more you focus on God.

26:15Right. You intake less junk, the more God you intake. There's 24 hours in a day. If you have to intake, if you can't endure silence, the more godly stuff you intake, the less junk food you get in the brain. If you get my drift, right, whatever that looks like for you. One of the reasons that society is so adrift on breath lately is because of that. Right. We focus on the next histoph thing that's happening in society. What are we mad about today? Everybody gather around. Tell me what we're mad about. My own father is sort of a counterweight to all of that because he left about everyone complaining how bad things are in the United States and their giant SUVs and their stock fridges and their door dash burritos and their you know, all of these things that my dad being a man who was, you know, just just making it just above board his whole life. Just looks around the laughs about, you know, having lived through the 50s, 60s, Vietnam, all that kind of stuff watching all that take shape in the United States oil shortages.

27:23Real real problems. Watching it all take place and from the perspective of a real working class, like you better get your ass up and go to work or we're going to lose the house type of guy. He just laughs at it all, you know, he really does. He really just. And he adds, he adds this sort of counterbalance to it all, you know, like cheer up, you big was right. In the face of all of that, like I've just been seeking out better stuff to listen to better stuff to watch better stuff to read. And I came across these nuns, this nunnery in in California of all places, in the heart of darkness in the warp that is California. And they wake up in midnight, they do a world, a prayer for the world at midnight and part of that prayer, this happens every night and part of that prayer when they wake up in the middle of their sleep is to the mothers who are up with their kids with their babies.

28:27The new mothers who part of their big prayer is for the mothers who are awake at the same time as them feeding their newborns. Yeah, it was like a, I don't know how to explain it was just like a drop me like a body shot. You know what I mean? It's just I just so vividly I could seem like sleepy eyed mothers dragging themselves from the bed the baby hasn't slept. They're feeding the child and like, my sister was a single mom, but you don't have to be a single mom to feel like a single mom in that moment, right. Like even if dad shows up and like rubs your shoulder, it's like, yeah, you know, there's only so much you can do here, buddy. So it's it's one of those weird moments where you can feel so alone like that I assume and I don't know, it's just like who came up with that idea and the fact that you've not only come up with it, but you've stuck with it now, it's a part of this nightly prayer where you drag yourselves up out of bed

29:36to sit around and pray for the mothers who are up, you know, weary breastfeeding the newborn babies the next generation, right. It's so blow me away, blew me away that I had to just learn more about the norboutine canonesses of the of the Bethlehem cryori of St. Joseph and I think I'm saying that word right. Long story short, I went to their website, I got what is an amazing coffee mug. I mean, it is like, I don't know, I just wanted to help them out and it turned out they had a really great mug. It fit it's it's I mean, we'll talk about it. I'll show it off one day because I do have strict sort of rules for the best of the best mugs and this one really hits it. But check them out, man, the norboutine canonesses who wake up in the middle of the night to pray with mothers who are breastfeeding and up late with the kids. There's just something so beautifully human about that and sympathetic about that and I don't know.

30:44It just hit me just the right way, you know, so I've been listening to them on YouTube a lot also they have a playlist of chance and things like that. There is something to it folks, you know, to the most cynical and possibly atheistic of you out there, I'm just telling you. Just use your common sense, you know what I mean? Like we're talking about 2000 year old. You know, basically what we're talking about is the user's manual for humanity that's 2000 years old 2000 years worth of purchases and reviews, you know what I mean? I mean, it's the stuff works. The stuff works and we're so many people are online yelling about desperation and not trying God. I don't know, maybe you're not as desperate as you think.

31:49Get in the Bible, it makes a huge difference, get repetitive, have open conversations with God. It's better than therapy. Like voice your prayers and your concerns to God. You will literally come away feeling better than anything you can do. You're in this sort of this judgment free zone where it's like, you know, sometimes you just want to say things out loud. Sometimes when you say things out loud, you realize how dumb they are. Right? And that can just clear up a whole layer of anxiety. But if you just hold it all inside and try to cover it up with any number of sinful things and yet you'll pay the price long term. Thank you, Vivian. Thank you for humoring me over the last 30 minutes. I really do appreciate it. I hope you know how much I needed this show. And I hope you got something out of it too.

32:49I'm going to leave you with something beautiful and then I'll see you guys in the very near future. All right. Talk you soon. I'm going to leave you with something beautiful and then I'll see you guys in the very near future. I'm going to leave you with something beautiful and then I'll see you guys in the very near future.