I'm The Divider is nearly done! Get the newest update about my films. On today's episode: The Hobbit Lives, I cover the news about The Hobbit and explain 48fps The studio is whitewashing Akira and George is pissed, Brand new installment of Name That Conglomerate. Remember to listen all the way through the end music.

Back from my move. I have a new film in the works and am ready to start the final cut of I'm The Divider. On today's episode: New film in production now called, The Winner. Is Netflix indie film friendly? Why Jackie Chan gets the coolest human award. New law to sail through congress allows IRS to audit rape and insect victims who had abortions. And a hidden goodie at the end.

New format includes Name That Conglomerate and Movie News Flash: George Lucas continues in his loopy ways. Facebook, next home theater? New outlet for indie streaming. Where I am with Im The Divider and new projects. Plus another goodie at the end.

My trip to North Dakota: includes a Grandma story, a short talk about homesteading where Europeans came in the early 1900s. And the Wisconsin protests. I'm surprised they are surprised with what they got with Gov. Walker. Listen for a goodie at the very end of the Podcast.

I get back into the Divisive saddle and ride in to a valley of divergence. I talk briefly about a good Vanguard episode and discuss the additions I made to the film: Stephen Colbert's appearance in front of a Congressional Committee and a trip to North Dakota. In the next Podcast I'll talk all about ND.

Barack Obama destroys the Death Star. Civil rights win, gay rights lose. Updates on the film, screening in January.

I'm The Divider SUMMARY: The immigration issue inspires political action. It is consistently used as a wedge issue by politicians as leverage to divide people into groups. Sides are chosen based on the details of immigration such as: some migrant's inability to speak English, low wage labor, impact on hospitals, the criminal element, and race. I'm The Divider is a documentary that looks closely into the personalities of many sides of this issue in southern Arizona. On one side are the MInute Men, armed with guns and an unwavering philosophy of more stringent laws and increased prosecution. These men and women patrol the darkness of the desert. The main spokesman of the Minute Men Civil Defense Corps is Don Goldwater who has appeared on many television news networks, including FOX News, CNN, and MSNBC. Don's uncle is 70s politician Barry Goldwater, who is the subject of an HBO documentary called "Mr. Conservative, Goldwater on Goldwater." It was made Barry's grand-daughter, CC Goldwater. Another side of the issue suggests a different approach. In Tucson AZ, there is a Chiristian organization called Humane Borders. Rev Robin Hoover is its founder. Rev. Hoover is another well-known, outspoken voice in the immigration debate. He also has appeared on many television networks including CNN, FOX News, and television stations from Germany, Sweden and many other countries around the world. His organization provides water for the migrants who walk through the hot desert. The film crew goes with Humane Borders to one of the water tank sites. 2006 US Senate candidate Glen Ray also talks about solutions to the problem. He bases his opinion on his experience as a security chief in Iraq and at the US/Mexico border. The last part of the film in unfinished. The plan is to go on a Border Patrol ride along and see the patrol in action. We will hear first hand about the incidents at the border and find out just how many of the migrants are actually dangerous. And to round out the last portion of the film, we will talk to Congress people and Senators who are willing to discuss the origins of the immigration problem and how US foreign policies and the drugs laws affect illegal immigration.

I talk about the return of Habeas Corpus and about how some US Citizens have been deported by ICE. I also talk about the film Gerry, that takes place in the vast deserts of Argentina and Death Valley. Also, updates about the new episode of the Webseries

Part three covers an update, discussion of the Universal Studio fire, the new Indiana Jones movie, and a little Speed Racer

More details about the production of the film.