The John Chester Show

What connects graffiti artists, terrorists, and storytellers? In this thought-provoking episode, John Chester delves into the essence of storytelling, influenced by a recent viewing of the director's cut of Blade Runner. The conversation sparks a deep exploration of Rutger Hauer's character, Batty, as John poses a critical question: Why didn’t Batty kill Deckard? Their discussion unravels the poetic complexity of Batty's final moments, where he reflects on his existence and the transient nature of experiences, eloquently stating, 'All those moments will be lost in time like tears in rain.' John invites listeners to ponder the weight of their own stories, drawing parallels between Batty's struggles and the lived experiences of war veterans from World War I to Vietnam. He shares his encounters with those who bear heavy narratives, emphasizing how individual struggles can bridge gaps of understanding and create connections through storytelling. John reminisces about personal anecdotes from his life, from navigating the challenges of parenthood to facing the realities of mental health, encouraging listeners to see the value in their own narratives. The conversation emphasizes the need for empathy and self-forgiveness, advocating that every story holds significance, regardless of its backdrop. It’s a call to action to document personal journeys, underscoring how sharing these stories can foster empathy and inspire others. By the end, John's heartfelt message rings clear: every person has a story worth telling, and in sharing, we not only honor our past but also enrich the lives of those around us. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

As John Chester sits in his living room, he reflects on the intimate and complex journey that is grief. This episode takes listeners through the stages of grief, meticulously breaking down each phase that follows a loss. From the initial shock that feels like an elephant sitting on your chest to the gradual acceptance where pain softens into a manageable burden, John emphasizes the importance of processing emotions. Citing personal experiences, he recounts the loss of cherished friends and family, weaving in poignant anecdotes that illustrate the unspoken truths surrounding grief. His comfort in vulnerability is palpable as he encourages listeners not to shy away from their pain. John offers perspective on how grief manifests differently for everyone, urging listeners to respect each individual’s mourning process. The wisdom he shares cuts through the stigma of 'small grief,' reminding us that every loss is significant. He talks about the nuances of relationship dynamics post-loss, emphasizing the need for empathy rather than judgment. As the conversation evolves, he introduces the invaluable 'empathy card,' a metaphor for carrying our grief with us, allowing it to deepen our compassion for others in pain. John skillfully intertwines personal vulnerability with professional insights from his years of experience in psych hospitals, sharing the importance of creating space for others during their darkest moments. Listeners will find themselves reflecting on their own losses, encouraged to embrace the messy and often chaotic journey of grief. The episode culminates in an empowering reminder that healing from loss allows us to help others navigate their pain, transforming our experiences into profound lessons that can resonate with countless lives. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

John Chester, Irving's channel manager for OBBM stations, dives deep into the duality of his city: a place bursting with potential and yet grappling with significant challenges. The conversation begins with a reflective glance at Irving's rich history and the nostalgia for areas that have faded into obscurity, such as the now forgotten strip center that once was the heartbeat of local commerce. Chester laments the mall’s current state, eerily nicknamed a 'zombie mall,' a reminder of the larger cultural shifts impacting retail in a digital age. As he paints a vivid portrait of Irving’s past and compares it to the present-day climate, he acknowledges the stark socio-economic divisions between North and South Irving, raising awareness about the racial and ethnic diversity that some perceive as a hurdle rather than a strength. The episode is laden with passionate musings on the need for community engagement. Chester emphasizes the power of volunteering as a tangible way to foster connection, build bridges, and reinvigorate the city’s essence. He urges listeners aged 19 and under, who constitute a significant part of the local population, to invest in their community as they transition into adulthood. By suggesting practical steps such as ‘getting lost’ in one’s own city or supporting local businesses, Chester invites a dialogue on a healthier future for Irving. By sharing personal anecdotes from his own journey towards community involvement—from working at shelters to helping the less fortunate—he passionately advocates for accountability and action to foster a thriving environment. Moreover, he challenges the audience to consider the role of urban innovation in revitalization. There's a call to arms for entrepreneurial spirits to embrace creativity in their endeavors, implicitly asking, ‘What will you do to love your city?’ As the episode unfolds, listeners are driven to reflect on their contributions and the collective impact they can have in shaping the future of Irving. Chester closes with an energizing reminder: the city will thrive if its people actively seek to engage, innovate, and care for one another, turning a shared space into a united community. Through this reflective episode, he makes it clear—while change may be daunting, by taking initiative, each individual can play a vital role in Irving’s healing journey. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Delve into the intricate world of emotional awareness with John Chester as he reveals how understanding emotional sliders can transform your relationships and self-perception. Drawing parallels between the mechanics of mixing music and emotional management, John shares vivid anecdotes from his past—discussing his time at Radio Shack and lessons learned from his early experiences in music production. As he reminisces about the art of creating mixtapes and mastering soundboards, he intricately ties these experiences to the concept of emotional sliders, emphasizing the need for balance and control in our emotional expressions. Through the lens of Dr. Robert Plutchik's emotion wheel, John illustrates how vastly different emotions intertwine, and how mastering them can enhance our interpersonal connections. He encourages listeners to visualize their emotions as sliders, capable of adjustment, promoting healthier interactions and deeper empathy. The episode examines the significant impact of external influences, personal traumas, and the journey towards emotional clarity. Discover how small changes can shift emotional dynamics, leading to improved relationships and self-acceptance. John’s candid reflections engage listeners in a thoughtful exploration of emotional health, pushing them to recognize their agency in crafting their emotional landscapes. Learn how to navigate your emotions effectively and create harmony in the symphony of your life. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this bold episode, John Chester challenges the comfort of emotional enablers who often dilute our true selves. He unpacks the perils of relying on others to articulate our identities, arguing that emotional laziness can stifle genuine connections. John's candid reflections touch on personal growth, emphasizing the necessity of setting boundaries and seeking authentic relationships. He paints a vivid picture of the pitfalls of having someone else explain your essence to the world, exposing how this practice can lead to weakness and misunderstanding. John reflects on a recent conversation with his daughter, sharing how vital it is for parents to truly listen and understand their children without projecting their own expectations. He declares that the journey to self-understanding involves grappling with discomfort and complexity in human connections. Chester encourages listeners to embrace the chaos of life, asserting that authenticity doesn’t need translation. It’s about courageously finding your voice among the noise. He passionately implores us to confront our fears head-on and push through societal judgments, reminding us that the only validation we truly need comes from within. This episode is a call to action: step away from those who inhibit your growth and start advocating for yourself, creating a life filled with empowerment and genuine interaction. The message is clear—celebrate your flaws, express your struggles, and, above all, reject the shadow of enablers who hold you back. Discover your own voice and stand firm in your truth, because in the end, the only approval that matters is your own. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Join John Chester as he unpacks the power of direct communication in a culturally diverse world. Reflecting on a recent gathering filled with people from various backgrounds, John recounts a moment when a Latino man spoke to a white man without the need for an interpreter, highlighting the richness of interpersonal connections that transcend language barriers. This real-life encounter leads to a deeper exploration of how we engage with others, regardless of race, culture, or social differences. John shares personal anecdotes, including his experiences as a husband and father, emphasizing that meaningful conversations don't require intermediaries. He reflects on the impact of social media on our communication skills and the doubt that often inhibits us from expressing our thoughts. As he draws parallels to his faith, John asserts that relationships—whether with family, friends, or God—thrive on honesty and directness. He delves into the notion that everyone has a voice and the importance of speaking up without relying on others to articulate our thoughts. Ultimately, this episode serves as a reminder that we each have the innate ability to connect with others authentically, fostering understanding without the need for translators in our personal and societal interactions. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Join John Chester and seasoned realtor Robin McCoy as they delve into the profound emotional significance of a home versus mere real estate. Their conversation reveals the nuanced differences that transform a simple structure into a sanctuary filled with cherished memories. They explore the emotional journey of first-time homebuyers and the unique challenges faced by seniors navigating major life transitions. John shares personal anecdotes about his own 24-year journey in his home, shedding light on the connections built over years. As Robin recounts heart-wrenching experiences working with families who must sell homes filled with memories, listeners gain insight into the bittersweet process of emotional detachment from spaces once adored. The episode also discusses how homes can shift in meaning through the seasons of life, fostering a sense of community and belonging for older adults who may feel isolated. With a blend of humor and heartfelt moments, the discussion highlights the importance of helping others find their home, whether in a bustling community or a quiet senior living space. Discover why a house is not just a product but a canvas for life's most precious moments. This episode reminds us that home is where the heart is, regardless of its walls. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In a world increasingly defined by division, John Chester reflects on the necessity of social skills and the art of finding common ground. Acknowledging his own struggles with interaction, he candidly discusses the impact of his experiences—from battling depression to being socially awkward at events. As he navigates through his thoughts on politics, he emphasizes Ronald Reagan's wisdom about disagreeing without becoming enemies. In a heartfelt exploration, John shares personal anecdotes about friendships tested by shifting political beliefs and the difficulties of maintaining connections amidst ideological differences. He introduces the concept of 'safe zones'—environments where honest communication can flourish free from judgment and misunderstanding, inviting listeners to reconsider what it means to truly engage with others. With references to the World War I Christmas Truce, John illustrates how empathy and respect can break down barriers, urging everyone to embrace conversations with diverse perspectives. Through careful storytelling and humor, this episode serves as a reminder that amidst the noise of divisive rhetoric, there lies an opportunity to bridge gaps and foster understanding. Whether addressing politics, religion, or personal relationships, John encourages listeners to cultivate a practice of compassion, revealing that finding middle ground isn’t just essential for surviving societal debates, but vital for enriching our connections with one another. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In a thought-provoking exploration, John Chester grapples with the unexpected backlash against the beloved Christmas classic 'Jingle Bells.' During a music therapy session at an assisted living facility, John inadvertently triggers a controversy when a staff member deems the song offensive due to its alleged ties to slavery. As the administrator confronts him, John unpacks the misconceptions surrounding the song, diving deep into its historical roots authored by James L. Pierpoint in the mid-1800s. He highlights the ignorance that often arises when modern morals clash with historical context, shedding light on the innocence of the song's original intent. Amidst their exchange, John articulates the therapeutic power of music for the residents, emphasizing their need for joy and engagement over self-righteous indignation. He contrasts the unpredictability of staff reactions with the residents' genuine enjoyment of classic holiday tunes. The conversation meanders through themes of cultural interpretations, the complexities of historical performances like minstrel shows, and how modern society's interpretations can alter the understanding of past works. Drawing connections to wider societal issues, Chester highlights how statements made in our current context can easily be misinterpreted or misconstrued, especially when taken out of historical context. With humor and reflective insight, he navigates his way through the performance history of 'Jingle Bells,' likening it to other Christmas songs and discussing its surprising connections, including a memorable performance by Barack Obama. Could it be that our reactions reveal more about us than the art itself? This episode is a powerful examination that urges listeners to rethink how we perceive historical legacies through present-day lenses. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Haunting memories linger in the corners of Richland College for John Chester as he reflects on a chilling experience from his student days. Delve into a ghost story that unexpectedly intertwines the festive season with eerie encounters, illuminating the lesser-known connection between Christmas and spectral tales. Amidst the damp winds of a chilly, rainy day, John, alongside secretaries Diane and maintenance man Rick, finds himself in a darkened humanities building where shadows dance and old echoes stir. When a power outage plunges them into darkness, the trio embarks on an unintended adventure through long-abandoned halls. As they descend into the depths beneath the performance hall, the atmosphere thickens with suspense. Suddenly, inexplicable footsteps resonate overhead—sounds of a presence that shouldn't be there. Unease builds, and curiosity spikes as John and Diane grapple with the specter of doubt mixed with the thrill of the unknown. Joined by Rick's practicality and their own trepidation, they race up toward the light, only to confront an empty stage, inches away from the otherworldly. After the incident, John's intrigue burgeons, leading him to unearth Richland's ghostly folklore from professors who share whispered tales that add layers to his initial experience. Each revelation probes deeper into not only the history of the campus but also John's own personal journey through memory and fascination with the unseen. As he uncovers these stories, the boundary between past, present, and future blurs, revealing how the echoes of history haunt us, shaping who we are today. Join John as he shares this spine-chilling tale, inviting listeners to reflect on the specters that may quietly dwell in their own pasts. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

As John Chester and a friend share a heartfelt dialogue, they delve into the complexities of personal struggles and the necessity of connection in times of adversity. A recent tragedy strikes their circle—Cindy's son has passed unexpectedly, prompting reflection on grief and the bonds that help us cope. John encourages his friend to reach out to Cindy, emphasizing that vulnerability is not a weakness, but rather a crucial step toward healing. Reminiscing about high school days and shared memories, they explore the weight of the past—family troubles, regrets, and moments of laughter that broke through sorrow. The chat reveals that while we may feel isolated in our challenges, community often bears the brunt of our suffering together. The narrative weaves through tales of lost friendships, the importance of accepting help, and how facing personal responsibility can reshape our futures. With raw honesty, they address that life isn't about avoiding pain but learning to carry it with grace. By accepting love from others and re-establishing connections, we empower ourselves to navigate through life’s darkest moments. This transformative episode serves as a reminder that the bonds we foster can light the way, even when the path seems obscured. John’s affirmation that 'you’re loved' resonates deeply, urging us all to embrace the support around us and the strength we possess to rise again. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

A serendipitous moment at a Texas gas station unravels profound insights about self-worth in this reflective episode. John Chester dives into his past, sharing a story from his book, 'Live Your Worth.' After finding a lost wallet loaded with cash, he grapples with the temptation to keep it versus the moral imperative to return it. This wallet symbolizes more than just money; it embodies the concept of worth and belief in oneself. As John recounts the frantic search of the wallet’s owner, he illustrates how shared beliefs lead to purposeful actions. The emotional stakes rise as he confronts his past disappointments and the discord between how we often perceive ourselves and the inherent value we possess. John posits that many walk through life feeling like empty wallets, unable to reclaim their lost opportunities because they doubt their worth. He encourages listeners to reflect on their beliefs about themselves and consider whether they’re living authentically or merely drifting through life. This engaging narrative challenges us to question our perceptions, embrace our inherent value, and take courageous actions driven by that belief. Join John on this journey of realization, faith, and the importance of recognizing our worth as we navigate the complexities of life and relationships. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

What were the 1980s really like, beyond the nostalgic memes and faded photographs? Join John Chester as he pulls back the curtain on a decade that shaped generations. From the slow-paced joy of anticipation in everything from music releases to heartfelt connections, John reflects on his personal journey, starting from a psychiatric hospital at the decade’s dawn to the vibrant life he leads today. He contrasts the skilled art of waiting for a new album drop with the instant gratification of today’s digital era, exploring the excitement that came with discovering hidden gems in record stores like Collector's Records. Equally poignant are his memories of spending time in cozy restaurants like Steak and Ale, where personal connections bloomed in an ambiance lost to modernity. John emphasizes the emotional investment in relationships, the subtle art of building connections, and the slower tempo of life, revealing how they shaped more meaningful interactions. This episode offers a reflective lens into the cultural shifts from the 1980s to now, prompting listeners to consider what has been sacrificed in the race towards speed and efficiency. Through anecdotes and insights, John invites you to reassess nostalgia and the essence of what truly enriches life: anticipation, relational investment, and perhaps a little music from Fleetwood Mac or Led Zeppelin. Prepare to journey back into a time when life often moved slower, requiring us to invest emotionally and genuinely in our experiences and the people around us. Was it really the 'good old days' or simply a different rhythm? Tune in and explore these themes as John challenges us to appreciate the value of time and connection in our lives today. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

John Chester delves into the depths of his past, sharing a raw and transformative journey through homelessness and mental health challenges. He vividly recalls a time in 1979 when he found himself evicted, grappling with depression, and living on the streets of Dallas. John reflects on the pivotal moments—sleepless nights, hunger pangs, and the harsh realities of being an outcast—all shaping his resilience. He emphasizes how adversity, while painful, can forge strength and empathy, illustrating that life's struggles teach invaluable lessons. His narrative is intertwined with powerful messages about taking small, manageable steps toward progress, rather than being overwhelmed by seemingly insurmountable challenges. John brings to life the reality of mental illness and the triumph of perseverance, showing how each step, no matter how small, can lead to significant change. As he recounts his experiences in psych hospitals, the stigma he faced, and the eventual path to recovery, he underscores the importance of empathy and connection in overcoming despair. Through John’s reflective musings, listeners will discover that vulnerability can be a strength, and that the scars of past struggles can serve as bridges to help others. He conveys the urgent need for empathy in a world filled with people who are often hurting, encouraging listeners to share their own stories of resilience. As he reminds us, there are no textbooks for these life lessons; they come from the dirt of experience. John’s journey is an inspiring testament that anyone can rise above their circumstances and find a way to uplift others in the process. Join him as he passionately reaffirms that even when we feel overwhelmed, taking one step forward can create ripples of hope and change. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In a gripping exploration of personal accountability, John Chester revisits a powerful mock trial that serves as a backdrop for a deeper lesson about responsibility in family dynamics. When a man and woman checked into an upscale hotel, their night spirals into chaos with tragic consequences. John illustrates how easy it is to point fingers at institutions, like hotels, for failures that ultimately lie with individuals. Through vivid storytelling, he illustrates the need for men to embrace their roles as protectors and caregivers. A key moment surfaces when jury members, initially siding with the idea of corporate responsibility, shift their perspectives upon realizing the gravity of personal accountability. John emphasizes that true responsibility doesn’t come from external sources but starts at home, rooted in faith and conviction. He recounts personal experiences, illustrating that choosing family over job dictates character. As he navigates through societal expectations and pressures on modern relationships, he shines a light on the real meaning of love—rooted in selflessness and integrity. With candid reflections and anecdotes, John calls for men to rise to their calling and fosters a conversation about the true essence of manhood. This episode not only reflects upon the male responsibility but also invites all listeners, especially women, to understand what to seek in a partner. The episode is a potent reminder that love and protection must be at the forefront of our relationships to foster a safer, nurturing environment for those we cherish. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Join John Chester as he unpacks the transformational power of saying no in life. Drawing from personal anecdotes and profound insights, John illustrates how establishing boundaries can lead to a more fulfilling existence. He introduces listeners to the concept of zero—not as a negative, but as a space that allows you to redefine what truly matters. Through engaging discussions about skepticism surrounding the word 'no,' John emphasizes that it’s not about being selfish; instead, it's about protecting your priorities. He encourages you to reflect on your life's direction and highlights the importance of expressing gratitude when declining requests. The episode guides you through effective communication strategies, ensuring that saying no remains respectful and clear. Discover how to affirm your decisions without over-explaining while maintaining relationships and integrity. Additionally, John shares his experiences about drawing lines in personal relationships and how such moments can cultivate growth and mutual respect. With insightful tips and real-life scenarios, this episode empowers you to confidently navigate life’s demands while holding true to what you truly value. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this enlightening episode, John Chester delves deep into the transformative power of self-talk, emphasizing why the words we use with ourselves matter immensely. Drawing from his 30 years of experience in psychology, John shares personal anecdotes and insights about how our inner dialogue shapes our beliefs and ultimately our actions. Inspired by Dr. Shad Helmstetter's classic book 'What to Say When You Talk to Yourself,' John discusses how negative self-talk can be a significant barrier, leading to detrimental mental health outcomes. He recounts his struggles with depression and how he learned to recognize and reshape those inner voices that once held him back. The journey from negative programming to empowering self-affirmations is laid bare as he navigates through the critical stages of programming, beliefs, attitudes, feelings, and actions, illustrating how each stage is interlinked. With practical advice on setting boundaries and taking responsibility for personal growth, listeners are encouraged to challenge their self-perceptions and rewrite the narrative they tell themselves. Whether you’re grappling with self-doubt or striving for personal success, this episode empowers you to take control of your self-talk and cultivate a mindset that fosters positivity and resilience. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Unlock the art of engaging conversation in this insightful episode where John Chester delves into the transformative power of asking questions. Inspired by the legacy of Andy Rooney, John explores how curiosity fuels connectivity, emphasizes the importance of humility, and breaks down social barriers through simple inquiries. Tapping into his experience as a therapist, he shares poignant anecdotes from his time in psych hospitals, illuminating the struggles faced by those with social anxiety and depression post-COVID-19. Using music as a therapeutic tool, John illustrates how asking about a person's favorite songs can open doors to deeper conversations, revealing shared experiences and fostering trust. The episode challenges listeners to embrace questions as a way to cultivate authentic relationships, reminding us that showing interest in others not only disarms our own fears but enhances our social skills and emotional intelligence. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Dive deep into the final five rights that forge an essential framework for personal empowerment in this reflective episode. John Chester elucidates that we not only have the right to make friends and feel comfortable around others but also to evolve positively through change. With his signature blend of vulnerability and insight, Chester recounts his transformative journey from a patient in a psych hospital to the strong advocate he is today for self-awareness. Emphasizing the power of relationships, he connects the importance of being comfortable around others to a larger social funnel, where friendships can develop meaningfully. Each right builds on the last, culminating in the realization that we possess the power to dictate our happiness but must first respect and understand our own needs and wants. Chester candidly addresses societal expectations and the negativity that can sometimes hinder our growth, urging listeners to break free from outdated perceptions. Personal dignity and self-respect emerge as recurring themes as Chester passionately encourages listeners to claim their happiness and take responsibility for it. The episode reflects a journey not just through rights but also through boundaries essential for a fulfilling life. By the end, listeners will be inspired to embrace their rights proudly and consciously step towards the happiness they deserve. So, ready yourself to explore what it means to assert your identity and achieve your dreams without the weight of others' negativity. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Delve into the profound insights of personal rights that shape our social interactions in today's complex landscape. John Chester passionately navigates the nuances of assertiveness versus aggression, emphasizing the importance of being direct while showing respect for oneself and others. Discover the critical need for personal space and time—both physical and emotional—as a fundamental right necessary for thriving relationships. A reflective journey unfolds as John shares his own transformative experiences, from his battle with depression to his emergence from homelessness, shedding light on the importance of boundaries in fostering social competency. As social media continues to impact our ability to engage meaningfully, this episode urges listeners to research their feelings before making decisions, highlighting the difference between gut instincts and biases. Engaging narratives, like that of a New York Times writer who overcame preconceived notions during his exploration of unfamiliar social circles, further illustrate the power of understanding and connection. Join John as he challenges conventional thinking about personal rights, encouraging a thoughtful reevaluation of how we express our needs and safeguard our emotional well-being. Through personal anecdotes and expert references, listeners will walk away equipped with tools to enhance their social competencies, reclaim their personal spaces, and express their rights assertively without succumbing to aggression or passivity. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.