You guys are funny. I get a request to come on tv about 4-5 times a year - usually mainstream outlets like CNN or BBC - and I always turn them down. Of course I haven't owned a TV in 7 years so being seen in it carries no currency or emotional resonance with me. You're not "real" to most Americans until your on the glow box and being identified with making preps is NOT a wise idea. But hey, "ymmv" as the young people say these days.

I've done a few print interviews but I doubt those were even read by 5 people within 50 miles of my current location. Same thing for the Crude AWakening film. Only once have I ever been recognized, and that was by my bus driver who has been into this stuff since the '70s. I knew that was going to go nowhere in the American market as the film makers said they weren't going to give it a happy ending.