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S:1 E:7A “Princess and a Rope Swing”



You only get one chance to make a first impression, and the boys’ farm did not miss that opportunity. Mixing the Art of Living, in spite of remote and difficult conditions, with the science of growing takes lots of planning and hard work. And, unless Crazy Jared is in charge, the boys were successful at both.


S:1 E:6A “Sexier ‘n a Leather Purse from Tijuana”



The Redwood Highway is a dark and mysterious path, shrouded by majestic, 3,000-year-old giants. A short respite in Laytonville holds it own unique surprises, but the spell quickly deepens on Spy Rock and Bell Spring county roads as our couriers arrive at the destination of their journey. So many super-secret secrets of the industry.  The rule of thumb is, there’s always a Utah connection.


S:1 E:5A “Electric Blue Honda Gangsta”



Trinity encounters a gangster, with a 9mm, in his electric blue Honda Civic. Fortunately, her limited exposure to gang violence quickly passes as he zooms off into the dusty evening of California’s central valley.  Our couriers finally arrive at the Redwood Highway, only to be stopped cold at the Willits Friday Night Street Festival. Protesters come to the rescue of ancient Redwoods threatened by our modern roadways.


S:1 E:4A “No Atheists”



Staying in the same hotels trip after trip heightens the awareness of the staff to a courier who fills with her bags with cold hard cash. Traveling while white, however, brings its own anonymity. Nevada is full of intensity with larger than life bon fires, white knuckle rides, psychotic pioneers, and the amazing Chinese culture.


S:1 E:2A “Driving While Black”



Driving cannabis loads from California to Utah for the better part of 5 years gave Trinity a unique perspective and awareness.  Her whiteness cloaked her from the watchful eyes of law enforcement, but she saw how DWB automatically caused people of color to be in the crosshairs of state cops and DEA.


Trinity’s Emerald Triangle S:1 E:21 “Whose Story was Better?”



Trinity talks about gaining courage to reveal the truth about the drug world and prison industry. She reminisces about all the characters and people she’s met on her adventures in The Emerald Triangle. And, a final twist in Trinity’s story for the listeners.


Trinity’s Emerald Triangle S:1 E:20 “Million $ Bust”



Pondering on recent newspaper stories, Trinity compares her experiences as a driver with couriers from Medford, NY who were busted May 1, 2020, carrying just under a million dollars cash on CA’s Interstate 5. She ponders and speculates what it was exactly that led to Frank Capraro and Desmond McDays’ arrest on the way to pick up their load in NorCal. Could it have been the Fed’s super stealth Stingray technology, the boys’ naiveté regarding their ability to stay under the radar, or the $500 cash bounty that brought attention from the authorities?


Trinity’s Emerald Triangle S:1 E:19 “Clouds on the Horizon”



The crazy things a man will do to save his soul from the DEA. Law enforcement and their snitch go to hysterical lengths to ensnare our crew as the dominoes begin to fall. The lawyers insist Trinity come up with some pitiful reason other than doing it for the money as to why she was involved in the drug industry; even though prosecutors, judges, and the prison industry are all about money.


Trinity’s Emerald Triangle S:1 E:17 “Drunk Haircut”



Trinity has issues with authority. She goes through a metal detector in Provo and instead gets into a fight with a cop. Reminiscing about the day the Feds busted into her home, took Bob away, and she was arrested. Davis County jail is a good place to set goals.


Trinity’s Emerald Triangle S:1 E:16 “Sanctuary”



Dreams of a drug runner.  Trinity reveals her goals and aspirations that are so much more than just money. Burning Man, the Emerald Triangle, celebrating her life, dancing under the stars, and creating a sustainable future that is so much more than just a working farm.