Thanks so much for coming on the show today.
Well, my pleasure.
Thanks for having me.
And I can't believe the success you've had.
Your book and still riding number one?
Number one, New York Times.
Yeah, so I'm very lucky and I'm very grateful.
And I know you can't say too much about what's coming up,
but it's my understanding you're working
on a book about mythology in the Americas?
Yeah, you're right.
I can't really tell you too much about it.
But what I can say is that it does squarely
focus on the mythos and mythology surrounding
fear and the concept of fear.
When can your fans expect..
I'm still really deep into the research into the book.
I to Northern California to a very particular
area that permeates fear.
Fear, just as an emotion is a manifestation of something
that we always perceive as just kind of a concept.
It's not a concept.
Fear is very real.
Well, sounds like The New York Times
better make room for another bestseller.
I hope so.
Your lips to God's ears.
Diving this deeply into fear, as you described it--
Yeah.
does it strike fear in you?
No.
So we've been covering this story
for quite a while, but it seems like today's news might
be the final chapter in one of the most bizarre stories we've
had, the story of Angel Wilson.
If you remember, Angel is the missing 26-year-old
from 2015 who was camping in the Tahoe area
and never returned home.
Investigators--
Babes, turn it off.
Hold on, listen.
Once they found
that two of the friends that had accompanied her
were discovered deceased from apparent suicide.
Turn it off.
And today, news has broke
that her remains might have--
Thank you, babe, for getting me out of the house.
We sure chose the best time to get away, right?
Was I driving you crazy or were you driving me crazy?
Why do you think I'm taking you on this trip?
Thank you.
All right, but, listen, I just don't want you all on top of me
when you see what I'm taking you, OK?
Yeah, yeah, OK.
You're going to have to behave yourself.
When's the last time you saw me in a dress?
It's been a while.
Thank you for wearing it.
I'm surprised it still fits.
You look beautiful.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
Thank you.
Thank you.
I needed to get out of that office.
Oh my god.
What are you doing?
You ready for this?
What are you up to?
Would you stop trying to figure everything out?
I told you, I want this to be a surprise.
So you're just going to get out on the side of the road?
Bianca, what are you doing?
You don't have to wear that.
Not up here.
You have to wear this.
I told you, I want this to be a surprise.
The only way that's going to work is by blindfolding you.
Please?
I cannot believe I'm going to let you blindfold me.
I am the luckiest man in the world.
Yeah you are, you've got two minutes.
Two minutes.
All I need.
All right, stay put.
Cannot believe I let you blindfold me.
Mademoiselle.
You need your inhaler?
Thank you.
Just give me a second.
You OK?
Come on, get out here.
Breathe some of this clean mountain air.
Oh, two seconds away from taking this thing off.
No, no, no, we're almost done.
Five more steps.
You're crazy.
Step.
Two steps.
Lift up your right foot.
OK, I'm taking them off.
No, not yet.
Trying to find the perfect spot.
Stay right there.
ROM: OK.
You ready?
Oh yeah, I'm ready.
Take it off.
Oh, Rom.
It's beautiful.
What is this?
We're here to celebrate your birthday.
I just figured everything that's going on in the world right now
and me finally getting the book to the publishers--
Happy birthday Bianca!
Bianca!
Oh my god.
Oh my god!
Go say hi.
Come on, go, go, go!
What?
Happy birthday. -Happy birthday, baby.
Who?
Who do I give--
Me, me, me.
Happy birthday.
Beautiful.
Oh my god.
Oh!