Oliver Kell / Wedge Pop traders: how do you define the pivot and 65-minute chart?

I am building a non-commercial, source-backed rule map of Oliver Kell's public price-cycle method. I am not asking whether it is profitable or for trade recommendations. I am trying to separate what Kell actually defines from what viewers commonly infer from his charts.

Three details are still not mechanical:

1. In this direct interview at 5:19:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-5i91eHX1c&t=319s

He describes the Wedge Pop as a breakout from price contraction and says it does not necessarily have to move through the moving averages. In the TraderLion clip at 3:06:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKwpotzdS1A&t=186s

He mentions a trigger-price pivot after volatility and price bars tighten. Do you know a direct source where he defines the pivot algorithm - lookback, equal-high tolerance, wick versus close, and whether a higher low is mandatory?

2. At 12:32:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-5i91eHX1c&t=752s

The automatic caption hears a 65-minute 20/21 EMA plus the equivalent of the "FED day." The context sounds like "five-day." What exact words do you hear, and how is that line calculated?

3. For the 65-minute chart, does a direct source state the session anchor, treatment of pre/post-market, shortened sessions, and the final partial bar? Six 65-minute bars fit a normal 390-minute US session, but I do not want to turn that inference into his rule without a source.

If you reply, this format would help:

source + timestamp | exact wording | your interpretation | still undefined

Please flag clearly if a definition is your own implementation rather than something Kell states. Even one well-sourced answer is useful.