Thank you so much! We made all six episodes in around 6 months of production, with like 2 months of prep beforehand! We had filming and editing of different episodes happening simultaneously and teams working basically around the clock, so was an incredibly tight but fruitful turnaround. As for season two...fingers crossed!

What do you expect to happen from publication of your discovery? Any legislation, regulations, e.t.c?

Love the docuseries. How long does each episode take to produce? Any talks of creating season 2?

Did you perform a control of "homemade" baby food by mashing a few random sweet potatoes, carrots, etc.?

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"A woman of marriageable age" haha I love it! I can totally see the way it wouldn't feel like home. For me, going into a society like this sounds so appealing it would almost definitely be a one-way trip. Having read accounts from Ben Franklin of people choosing to live with the natives in the wilderness, they mostly wouldn't return, and if forced, would find a way to go back to the natives. Yeah, finding the right words to talk about the different societies is difficult lol. Thanks for the insight!!

That's good to hear. Even if it will take time. I wonder how adult food is now. And about standards in other countries.

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Thanks for your question! It's an important one!

I had tabled the original concept for a few years before revisiting it with the team at ABC News Studios. With every project, I believe there is a right moment, platform, and people to tell it and I feel like in the end it came together as intended!

Did you ever consider giving up on the docuseries? If so, why? And what helped you pull through?

Speaking of what they look like. The "common UAP shapes" observed by our military is classified. Which I find it odd that we know the shapes of Classified nuclear capable hyper sonic missiles/gliders that are being tested right now, but we can't know the common shapes of UAPs.

https://futurism.com/the-byte/ufo-report-intriguing-redactions

Thanks for your response!

Yep, very clear! I get pamphlets for overseas riding tours in which I look at longingly. I’m not skilled enough in vaulting or trick riding that I could do a one-legged upside down shot. Just taking in the experience and learning is what I’m really after though. :)

Ha! Not sure how/if this is related to the show, but I think it would be foolish and naive to think humans on Earth are the only life that exists or even the most advanced. That said, I do think most UFO sightings have logical explanations, and that our idea of what an alien or UFO might look like is limited by the boundaries of our own reality.

Bloomberg Law is the continuation of the Bureau of National Affairs (BNA) which has had an environmental law publication for decades. Just because Mike bought the publisher doesn’t mean everything they do is for stonks.

I didn't know Andy personally, but we shared a lot of mutual friends, lived on the same block, were both in sororities, etc (so when I say it could've been me, it really could have). But I would have never done the episode if her family wasn't in support of getting her story out, and I personally called her mother and sister to explain why I wanted to do this and what I thought we could accomplish. I feel incredibly lucky they trusted me with the story and honored that I was able to get to know Andy better through the process. Money-wise, I think most subjects understand that everyone needs to be paid for their work and there was a lot of work that went into the show (this is, after all, my job). However, anyone that works in unscripted will tell you these productions don't come with high budgets, and we are often making a lot work on very little.

What is your opinion on UFOs?

I actually always thought about being in the Peace Corp! Good on you! Much more altruistic. I too remember supermarkets when I got back- they seemed so much bigger with so much more than I had remembered, I made myself sick on fruit!

Did you know Andy well? Do you ever feel weird about making money off her death? How does the family feel?

No judgement implied in any of the above, genuinely curious on the "behind the scenes" of this whole thing

This article did exactly what they wanted. It got you scared for no reason. Your safe. Your kid will have less lead exposure then you did and be just as dumb.

The whole earth is also contaminated from the 1000+ nuclear bombs we detonated in the air, that blew throughout the globe. You'll be OK, we adapt.

Theres none that is safe, zero. It all degrades brain receptors. You ever smell a fart? You probably lost more brain cells from that. You are not thinking to well. 15 PARTS PER BILLION. Please research how much a billion is and realize your talking about something probably 1/100 the size of a piece of sand.

No amount of lead is safe. Contaminated soil.... Its in all soil everywhere always. Its naturally in all soil, since forever. Your baby will be no dumber then you are because of 15ppb. Do you think your parents were worried about lead? Your overthinking things, maybe its the lead you consumed from when you were a baby lol.

No problem. Lots of comments and many questions to read through to find it! Thanks for asking!