The Milty's World Podcast
The Milty's World Podcast
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Here to share stories with friends and find out what makes them tick!
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The podcast focuses on a range of themes including personal growth, creativity in media, societal issues, and humorous life anecdotes. Episode topics vary widely, with highlights including discussions on the impact of AI on creativity, the journey from church music to punk culture, and practical life advice on dating and finances. Episodes also explore deep subjects like emotional healing and conspiracy theories, along with light-hearted banter about nostalgic pop culture.

Milty was born and raised in the Dirty South state of Georgia. Growing up he used to dream of being an astronaut, a movie star, a rock musician, or something epic. Milty spent his life as a Pastor’s son and even worked in churches for a few years. He has lived in three different states and traveled as far as Australia meeting amazing people along the way.
In 2020, while working at FedEx Milty began to learn about life and who he was. He started to question everything in the way that he did as a child. What he learned is that the world is still fascinating when you step outside of the box that
Episode Show Notes: The Age of Disclosure ft. Vincent Wrenn (DP)What happens when a cinematographer who doesn’t care about UFOs gets dropped into one of the most credible disclosure projects on the planet?In this episode of Milty’s World, Vincent Wrenn — Director of Photography for the documentary “The Age of Disclosure” — breaks down how a film packed with U.S. senators, intelligence officials, and military insiders somehow avoids looking like a tinfoil-hat conspiracy doc.Instead, it’s clean, cinematic, and unsettlingly grounded.Watch the film here: https://www.primevideo.com/detail/The-Age-of-Disclosure/0NVVP9AVUZEJKG9CJC4RQE9J27What We Get Into 🛸How Vincent went from “I don’t care about UFOs” to “Okay… something is definitely going on”Why the director wanted this to feel more like an academic documentary than a YouTube conspiracy rabbit holeThe insane level of access: senators, former intelligence officials, military insiders, and career government people all going on recordThe “no drama” creative choice: no spooky sound design, no flashy CGI, just straight testimony and intentional cinematographyShooting the film in 8K and finishing in 4K — and why the image had to feel grounded, warm, and human, not sci‑fi blueWhy true disclosure would probably take “the President on stage having McDonald’s with an alien” for most people to actually believe itThe line between being open-minded and not getting lost in the woo-wooTimestamp Highlights ⏱️03:30 – Milty’s first reaction: “I’m watching Independence Day… but that’s Marco Rubio?”13:00 – Vincent explains why having zero emotional investment in UFOs made him the right DP for this project15:30 – The moment his beliefs started to crack: “Either somebody’s hiding wild tech… or we’ve had visitors”22:00 – What would real disclosure even look like in a post-trust world?35:30 – Vincent’s advice for skeptics and believers: how to watch the film without losing your mindAbout Vincent Wrenn 🎥Vincent Wrenn is the Director of Photography for “The Age of Disclosure.” He grew up around cameras (his dad was a DP), cut his teeth in low-budget chaos, and calls this film his “only real job” because of how seriously everyone involved took the story. His style is calm, intentional, and built to get out of the way so the truth can sit in front of you unfiltered.About “The Age of Disclosure”“The Age of Disclosure” is a UFO / UAP documentary that skips the clickbait and leans on high‑level testimony. Over 30+ senior U.S. government, military, and intelligence insiders speak on camera about what they’ve seen, what’s been buried, and how long this has allegedly been going on.Stream it here:The Age of Disclosure on Amazon Prime VideoWelcome to Milty’s World. It’s gonna get weird, so try and keep up.#TheAgeOfDisclosure #MiltysWorld #VincentWrenn #UFODocumentary #Disclosure #UAP #PrimeVideo #Podcast #LateNightPodcast #Cinematography

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