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This is Mac Maloney's Military X Files and now here's Mac Maloney. Well,
good evening, and when I'm welcome to Macloney's Military show here in the Distant
Thunder Radio Network. This is Mac Maloney. Wow, wow, what a
show we have for you tonight. But first let me introduce the members of
the posse. Girls. Get ready, sit yourself down, stop fanning yourself
with the big box of clinics. Way can I start that again? Olymias,
we gotta we gotta fama from some guy who like described this in detail,
and it's just yeah, okay, okay, and one you're holding up
the box of clinics. Didn't help? All right, let's try alright,
where we start? Now, it's time right here it is inro Here we
go. Uh so, now everyone has a box of Kleenex. What are
you trying to say? All right? Even switch switch switch has paper towels.
What does that mean? Well, Jesus, you get the crickets in
there somewhere. Yeah, all right, here we go. Ready, here
we go, girls, sit yourself down, get your big box of Kleenics,
your big box of wipes, your fan you no see alight, let's
try it. Okay, here we go, girls, It's time to sit
yourself down. Get your big box of clinics, your big box of wipes,
don't I say? Fan in there? Oh, here we go,
ready go, here we go, Here we go. This is good?
All right? Take five? Take five? Someone, Now they have fans.
They're showing me fans on the air, which is it's loo. I
won't tell you. Where has a bottle? What does that stuff? All
right, this is funny. If this is a TV show, this would
be funny. All right, here we go, girls, Sit down,
girls, sit down. Starts fanning yourself, Get your big box of climates,
your big box of wipes. You're squeezy in your loub because he's here
other very famous wan wan you bet you. Hey ladies, Hey Max,
It's so good to be here. I've been thinking about this show for a
week now. Yeah really, huh okay. I mean when we go off
the air last week, I say, I can't wait till you know,
seven days from that moment. Wow, just to be on the show.
But I'm glad to be invited on the show every week, and I'm glad
to be here and matter of fact, glad to be anywhere. Clease Richards,
Yeah, everything okay over there, Everything's okay in the UK. Good.
We didn't go to any place exciting this week, but we're trying to
plant some jersey. I guess we're going to go in April. We're booked
to go to downtown Abbey. High claire Castle located in the town of Newbury.
Is that right? Well look it up on the map. Newbery looks
like an awesome town. We haven't been there yet. We might scope it
out between now and then, but uh, it's High Claire's Castle is a
tough ticket to get in. The ticket at the Rolling Stones. Yeah,
that's probably. It has just as good as hands. No, I don't
know if Lady Rose is going to be there. You know, Lily James.
What would have cost me to bring in fly in Lily James? Just
for me millions? Okay, as it turns out anyway, We'll let you
dream that way, boy, I mean I'm dreaming the dream. What is
she doing lately? I have to say this, I have not heard very
much about her after the PM and Tommy disaster. No mean neither she's land
Low. Yeah anyway, speaking about Liam Low, No, I also messed
up anybody's life lately. You don't know, because she likes to do that
hang out with married man and miss their live up. Really, yeah,
is that what happens? Let's see, Yeah, the voice of experience.
No Coco all right, maybe we sho should we just start again? No?
This is okay, right, No Coco tonight, No Coco tonight.
I'll save in the world. But national corresponding, switch play. Steve Wood
is here, switchy, and I'm saving the world in my own way,
my own quiet way. Really yeah. Sure you are interesting, all right?
And how are you today? I am beyond wonderful, okay, And
we'll get back to you in a second, I'm sure. Also with us
as a security chief, Willie club WILLI Oh what's that? Not even gonna
say that? Oh hi Mac, It's great to be here tonight. It
kind of cleenic. So he comes in a roll, right, Yeah.
Well I didn't have any the others, so you know, I always have
plenty of this stuff, you know, interesting, So I just can I
just make a comment because I'm so happy? Does he switched tonight? Go
ahead? Enough? You recall last week, but he was really out of
it. He was like sleeping most of the time, and I've never seen
anything like it. I was concerned and so was Raven and I think one
was two, but Raven and I definitely were concerned. You know, he
put his head down on the desk instead of passing out. I know,
I know you love partying out there with your buddy Morthman, but you might
want to slow that late night stuff down. That was really scary, but
it added to the show. I thought, we we got a lot more
accomplished with you with your head down. But welcome back. Well I kind
of heard as I was drifting off, I heard this echoey voice saying something
about disaster and asteroids, And as I finally faded out, I said,
I yelled in my head, you don't know you're asteroid from a hole in
the ground. No, you know a lot about hemorrhoids though. Oh and
I mean I'm not as surprised as I was when I was sixty nine.
Okay, Wow, I got a bell. We separate corners, Yeah,
that's true. Who's got the striped shirt? Let's just separate everybody? Also
with us is a favorite? Would witch up there in sideways? And then
Raven, how are you hello? My friends? Thank you so much for
having me. Should we explain what's going on? How you're not on camera
tonight. Yeah, I'm here, but I'm not like here because of allergic
reaction. I had the whole thing. Okay, can we see us go
both ways? No, I can see you guys. I'm just straight up
creeping tonight. Yeah. Huh okay, all right, if you had it's
okay, get well, so and be careful of that. Take care of
that, dude. Switchy suggests she gets a Nixon mask. Yeah, in
the full face Nixon mask, then we could see you. Oh my god,
I just watched a movie where somebody robbed a bank with a Nixon mask.
Oh see, I think you can't decide? How is that the town?
The town they? Oh? It was like from the nineties. Keanu
Reeves wasn't and Patrick Swayze? Oh well together break point break Yeah, it
was so good. That other voice you hear is luckily we have another beauty
with us tonight. Susan. Okay, super fan, can we clap for
Susan please? I wish we was sweet naps. Susan, how are you?
I'm doing excellent, so happy to be here. How are all of
you doing? We're doing good, Susan. Good to see you. You've
been radiant and lovely and big smileing face like you had such a great time.
Wow. Fun living in the South, isn't it? No, it's
not, she said, depends. It depends on the south of Hurricane Alley
has the weather situation. I saw a couple of You're none on the coast,
though, are you. No. I'm towards the Virginia line, so
I'm all the way like almost mountain side. Oh okay, nice weather,
though it's been wicked cold in the mornings. I have to bring my hanging
plants in at night. Oh wow, it gets down to freezing and really
so I leave the house early in the morning, all dressed for the cold
weather, and by noon I am sweating and heeling off the layers. That's
like New England weather. You go out and you have the heat on your
car. When you come home you get the air conditioner round. There are
times that that actually happened. So, Susan, thanks for joining us tonight.
We really appreciate it. Thanks for having me. Now I'm gonna throw
and you have a top ten questions for Switch, right, That is correct?
Okay, So before we get into that fun, I want to just
ask switchy h, So Switch, what do you have for breakfast today.
People want to know. Early on the show, Oh okay, well I
had a heaping bowl of sugar froster flakes. Oh yeah, okay, you
haven't had that now. On the box it said there was going to be
a free book in there, so I thought I'd get like a little little
book lit or something like that I could read with my cereal. But no,
you get you got to. You got a mail in for sure.
Yep. Oh really, wow, Yeah you're still doing that mail at box.
You know, back in the old days, if you had like a
toy dinosaur or something that was in the box. Yeah, really you have
to. You didn't have to order it necessarily, you know, right right
the days when they had like glasses in there, you can get a drink
owel, or they put all these weird things in this puttle books they looked
would be kind of wouldn't it face books. They put like little comic books
in them back when, you know, I mean they'd have like a Superman
colomicbook and then at the end of it, you know, he's eating frosted
flakes or something. But you know, I mean they and Man saving box
stops. That's like half what I did with my life as a kid.
I was always sending away stuff, you know, football, and you'd wait
and wait and waited, like you would take all someone to get your squirt
done on something, you know. I remember there was a Rocky and Bullwiggle
episode where Boris pattern off on Natasha were counterfeiting cereal box stops. That's funny.
Yeah, that's funny, so proof of purchase that it became proof of
purchase barcodes. Yeah, yeah, we're located in an area where you need
a pair of scissors. You'd like to get at it, yep, or
a knife exact or knife yea. They also used to say if it was
something, you know, like a towel or a shirt or something, they'd
say, send a S a S E. And I'm like, you know,
hey dad, what does that mean? And then you know it used
to be self addressed stamped envelopes, so they want you to pay the postage.
All they do is you stuff the stuff in the envelope and send it
back to you. But man, those days are gone. I can't imagine
any of that. So, but but you can. You can ride away
for a book now, right, but you have to send in They get
all your ID, all your info. It's it's not too too big a
bummer because one of the books was all about the World Cup and I realized,
I don't give a flip. It's a championship series all year long.
I don't know what they're talking that they can't get enough of that stupid game
over there. Okay, it's just from the other sport country watch it day
and night. Why why live games? Or if they missed the game,
they watched the rematch, they watched the rerun. But it's just a bunch
of people running around. Man, they're just running around, you know.
I want them to play it like a hockey game and went together, let's
go eleven guys, just run up there and kick the freaking ball and then
that that's the size of billboard. I'm sorry, how do you miss?
The football is pretty big round here? Well it's getting big. Yeah.
Yeah. In fact, Jacksonville beat one of my teams the other day.
Thank you for parttying out in London those guys. Anyway, Yeah, the
NFL is definitely was the game. Believe. They usually sell it out no
matter where they play, and they cheer for both teams, which is really
weird. Too. Yeah, so sure, so Susan, you have the
list. I do have the less ten questions to Switch. He's already sweating.
I think that's sweat. It could be tears. Switch. Are you
are you ready for this? Are you ready for I don't want to say
hmmunication, but are you ready for? Well? You know, I really
wish I could be here for this, So there you go ahead and start
without me. Some of these replaced with a picture of a cat. Okay,
no, here we go. All right, so let's we'll put a
little music here, a little music right here, and Susan go easy on
them. He's just a kid. Please, Now it's the music the funeral
dirge if you want it to be. Yeah, all right, we'll gon
put some chutch on my music again. Susan taught ten questions for Switch.
Please number ten. Switch. Please tell us how you met Mac? Okay,
Well, I was a fan of Max Wingman books and had been reading
those and then I saw he was on Facebook, so I said a friend
request and uh, and we connected that way, and I think he must
have seen a lot of my Mothman posts. I actually invited him to a
festival, Mothman Festival some years back. So one day he asked me to
be on the show to talk about the Mothman. So we did two segments
of the Mouthman, and not too long afterwards I ended up coming on doing
a fringe report, and then it became from every couple of weeks or a
few weeks to every week. That was a while ago. Do you have
any idea what year that was? Twenty sixteen? I think sixteen or seventeen.
Yeah, really twenty sixteen, maybe February March something like that. Okay,
because when we used to do the show, we used to do the
show and knew we put in a in a the top floor of a class
an auto glass place and that was the coolest place to w U MVP.
It really was. It was just like a nice little place. We had
a lot of fun up there, and that and the old show. You
can really it sounds different from the different likes and stuff, but do you
agree wanting we used to have a good time. We did, and the
studio was cooler too. It seemed to me was it was more intimate as
they say, yeah, yeah, they're just looking bored and yeah yeah.
And my headshots were photographed there in that studio there you go, all right,
what one you know, I uses my avatar, so yeah, right,
so I couldn't see any of you guys. This is back way before
zoom, that's right. Yeah. We used to was just what these strange
people look like. We used to do with the show on Skype, which
was you know, let's say problematical. But anyway, yeah, so that's
the love story there, Susan. Okay, thank you for the question number
two. What inspired you to be in the service and not go to films
to school instead? Let's see, Well, I was I wanted to go
back to school, but I had no money, and uh so that was
one of the major factors. Uh, And uh I decided I picked the
Navy because my dad had been in the Navy and so uh it was uh
primarily to get an education, but you know, also, uh I thought
it might be nice to uh, you know, give that service to my
country. But that was that was pretty much yet the the the main thrust
was to uh to get an education, and obviously you don't get something for
nothing. So I was in four years and got a pretty good a lot
of good experiences and education out of it. And you went places, oh,
yeah. You know, I did a lot of traveling actually a few
years before that when I backpack through Europe. Oh right, yes, right,
So let me ask this though. Didn't you once say that you the
day before you were inducted, you had a nightmare about you being in the
Navy, and you just thought it was a dream. No, When I
was my first morning in boot camp, you know, they it's pretty much
for the same for everybody. It takes you don't get to bed till about
four o'clock after they process you and you go through all the paperwork and everything,
and then the company commander came in and he was banging on a trash
can with a baseball bat, and I was I was asleep and I was
dreaming that I had joined the Navy. But then I thought, oh no,
this is just a dream. I'm going to wake up and I'm going
to be a civilian. Yes, but I woke up and wasn't a surrelians
again to about four more years. Oh wow, okay, and four years
and subs? Right? Were you in subs the whole time? Well about
three out of the four yeah, right. And by the time you go
through uh training and leave time and waiting for schools and all that. I
was not a nuke per se. I was part of the forward non nuclear
crew. But still there's there's plenty of training to go through. And so
it was almost almost a year before I reported on board the boat. And
in that year did you have any submarine rides at all or were you assigned
for submarine that as your first ride. Well, you go through sub school
and they have one of these training uh subs modules. I don't know what
you call it, but your physical light like in in the control room of
a sub, and the way you move the controls, the stick and the
wheel and everything your you're the servo mechanisms actually twist and turn you the way
you would if you were in a sub. Right, okay, But and
then you you also you go into a pressure chamber. They simulate going down
to one hundred feet and you're stuck in there with about a dozen ugly guys
and their skiddies. That's a lot of fun. Wow. Okay, there's
another another thing. I don't think you're not doing it. We had one
hundred and fifty foot water tower and what we did was they took us down
forty feet into a pressure chamber. And we simulated escaping from a submarine.
And you put these things on called stinky hoods. It looks kind of like
an orange life jacket, but they charge them up with air. They go
over your face and there's a clear spot you can see through. They make
you buoyant, and so they pressurize that that chamber and bring the water up
to your to your neck, and then you go underneath and you're standing on
the on the on the outside of that chamber, but you're in that tower.
So if you let go, you're going to just shoot up like a
rocket. So what you have to do is you have to expect air.
And so what they do is they tell you to you have to go ho
ho ho, ho ho ho all the way to the top. And so
if you weren't doing your ho hose, literally the navy seals are in there,
they will they they grab you and they look at you through that little
it's not exactly advisor, but that that clear spot to make sure you're not
going to screw up your lungs by not expelling air. So once you go
through that, you're they weed out people that might be claustrophobic or or whatever.
Wow that would do it for me. Man, that's crazy. Uh,
I can't imagine it. But Susan please number three. So that that's
wicked interesting. And actually part of that question was did you aspire to did
you want to be on a submarine or is that just how it turned out.
I don't know how the service works so well that I think you get
assigned to or when I enlisted, you can you can go into the UH,
you can delay your entry, and I know I didn't want to delay
my entry too long because if I did, I might get cold feet and
think, I don't think I want to do this anymore. But then it's
too late. So they uh the UH I wanted. I wanted to be
on interior communications electrician. There is a certain certain gear that we were responsible
for, as well as indication circuits and so forth. It's basically an electrician
job. And uh the they did the on if I was going to go,
I was going to go on the surface fleet, and it was something
like, I think a couple of months I would have had to wait,
And I thought, now, no, if I wait a couple of months,
I'm probably gonna head to UH Canada or Iceland or something like that.
I would just you know, get cold feet. So they said, well,
you know you can go right and right away to the sub service and
it's more money. Wow, sure, why not? And so that's that's
why. Wow. Huh, that's interesting. Please next question. These are
top questions for Switchy by super fan Susan kay Switch. Have you ever panicked
while you were submerged in a stupe? No, it's actually gets it gets
to be so routine. I remember the first time that you know, I
heard the diving alarm and we're actually diving. I was, Uh, I
was laying down on my rack and the rack is your your bed and uh
I was half asleep and I woke up and I heard the diving alarm and
that was it. The only time you get a little bit nervous. You
know. We went through uh uh the shipyard period where and you know,
you go out on sea trials and one of the things you do is you
go down to what they call test depth and they do it eeny blow where
you shoot up to the you know, they just blow the water out of
the of the ballots channing, so you shoot to the surface, yes,
where everybody is hoping everybody has done their job down to every eye and crossed
every tee, so no panic, but you know we were all it was
a big appreciation. Yeah you were lucky there were no leaks. You celebrated
when get to the top. Wow, man, switching nice Susan. Please
you visual on that too. I can see that whole thing. Yeah,
I see it in my nightmare. Incredible. Okay, Switch, can you
tell us something about you that we don't already know? Any type of fun
thought? Give a very interesting life. And the club is uh smiling air
at this point, just want to we can't wait a fun fact? Wow,
you know it might be most fun you just have. You just had
club make up something? You know, fun fact. We may have to
come back to that. I don't. I mean, I'm definitely mister fun,
but I don't. I don't know if I can. There's so much
of it. He can't come up with one thing something you've avoided telling the
whole world. Here's your opportunity. Oh oh, who want to answer that
question? But the authorities know where I live, so I have to be
careful about how I wouldn't. We'll move on. I can see him.
I might think of some people. Yeah, it's here with flub all night.
Okay, let's move on. Then number five. If you could be
any creature or cryptid, anything paranormal, what would you choose to be?
Mm hmm hmm. Not moff Man, moth Man. I thought moth Man
would be right. This is the first thing I thought too. I was
gonna say, not counting moth Man. Oh Man, wow, steam coming
out of his I would I would like to be one that one of those
one of those one offs, one of those that you know people just see
once and then they're always talking about, like really, you know, like
the the Enfield horror, that dude had three legs, and I was just
seeing a couple of times, love the frog Man, hardly ever seeing the
Dover Demon. I want to be another whatever, one of those just bizarre
one off. Switchman is in the Cryptied book, but you know it just
has mystified everybody as the most awesome one off cryptid rubber in existence. Okay,
can I ask Switch a question? Switch? What would you who would
you rather be? Superman of Batman? Batman? Really? Why? Because
those cool gadgets. Man, I always like that utility belt. Yeah,
but Superman Superman. It comes too easy with Superman but you can fly.
Well, Batman's got gizmos where he can fly. Just wondering another slices,
which is life we know about it? Please? Thanks Susan. Let's see
would I would choose something out of the Marvel universe over the day? Yeah,
thanks Susan. Please all right? Next question, switch if your phone
rang and it was injured cold, what would you say to him? Chapstick?
What if you haven't seen the movie? You don't have a little but
I actually wrote that on the paper. Okay, what movie is that?
The Mothman Prophecy? This, chap Stick? Okay, I'm gonna have to
rewatch that. Nice places. Do you have any reoccurring dreams? And if
yes, can you share them or share one? It's just the big basic
stuff. I mean, I still pardon me. I went to college for
three years, two years full time, one year a part time. I
still have dreams related to college or something like that where I don't remember where
my classes are and exams are coming up. Yeah, I just had I
had one of those the other day. But I also, uh, I
still let's say it's been a while. The other one is in the navy.
That the first the first Navy dream I had once I got out.
I was in boot camp again, and I'm trying to explain to everybody,
No, no, I've I've already done this. I did my time.
But then subsequently I will have dreams where I for some reason, I re
enlisted and I my I'm always preoccupied with you know, it's my job going
to be there when I when I get out, Well, I, well,
I have a job. So it's the still get the college dream and
the and the and the service dreams. Did you go to college before or
after the service? Before? What did you? What were you going to
college from? I had no clue when I started out, so I was
started actually started taking required courses, and then I discovered that I was fascinated
by uh uh the uh it was. I was going to choose a classical
civilization, uh, Greek and Roman history, tragedy of Latin and that sort
of thing. Literature. You could be a t I would have been able
to do shelves in a museum. So I took a lot of those courses,
but I never finished. See he looks I've always said he looks like
a professor in a way. He does, and I think it would have
been good at its much? Next? Please fake? You could fake your
way through that gig? Yeah, half of them? Half of them?
Do you have to look? And that look is like a pipe in a
tweet cup? Next, please, do you say you took Latin or you're
going to take Latin? Well, no, I was taking it, was
taking Latin. I never never finished it. Foreign languages were not my strong
suits. Do you know what God's phone number is? What do you know
what God's phone number is? If you took any kind of Latin, you
would know God's phone number? Spirit too too? Well? Come on next,
please please Susan, who get us out of this? All right?
Switch? Can you play any musical instruments? Well, I took piano lessons
when I was a kid, but I know I can't. I have no
musical talent. I have an appreciation for h for music. What kind of
music? Well, all kinds of music? Film soundtrack? Oh yeah,
classical pop, you know whatever? Yeah? Like film? We'd like film?
Uh soundtracks? We've talked about film songs. Oh yeah, I like
an expert on film soundtrack. You're amazing. You can encyclopedia. Switch,
you know, and you know the TV? You know TV sounds and stuff
like that a lot too. Yeah, Susan. Nice, what number are
we on? We are on numb nine M nine nine, Go ahead,
switch. What is your biggest pet piece? Club? No, that's not
right. I would never have said club. Now that you're somebody even said
let's see the biggest pet peeve. Uh, please be about the cats.
I guess. I guess. Uh, this is going to sound kind of
I don't know, blofty or whatever. Injustice, bad guy is getting away
with stuff and not being punished. You you're living in the right sentry man,
because most people get away with the number ten. Please, Raven,
I'm sorry, let me do that again. I'm so used to number ten.
Please, Susan. What is the fastest coolest car you've owned? And
what do you drive now? Had a cool car in my life? Did
you have an impact? I guess. I guess the car that I really
liked was the Cobalt. The Cobalt, Yeah, the one, that nice
looking car? Yeah? And what's that Chevy Cobolt? The Chevy Chevy Chevy
Cobolt? Yeah? What happens? Right? Do you wrap it around a
poul? I actually just posted on Facebook. I put three hundred thousand miles
on it. Wow, really it was down. But that's good. Three
hundred thousand miles. Man, the money out of that, you get your
money's around. Well, okay, let's clap for this because this has been
very a light. Now I'm driving a Ford Fusion and I didn't watch it.
I thought we'd avoid that. But that's okay with you. I mean,
you like the Chevy Battle. Is that what you're saying? Well,
yeah, I liked. I think I liked that one better. But the
Ford's not bad. It's been a good car. I could see switch in
a Volvavolkay, yeah, like one of the old ones from the eighties.
And yeah, he had wrong Volvos that the people in like Portland drive.
Oh wait a minute, wait a minute, my coolest car. I just
had a blank. It was my Kerman Gilla. Oh yeah, it was
cool. Rusting away and a buddy of mine fixed the around the headlights and
everything, and then he was fixing the bumper and the bolts rusted off,
so we put on wooden bumpers with nice, nice stain and everything. Nice.
Man. I drove that thing all over Hell. That was yeah.
Ye, you never see them, you know what I mean? It looked
like a little sports car, but it was you know, it was a
heater didn't work well in the way volt lasting hot in the summer. So
yeah, yeah, well I had a Volkswagen Bug and I had a sixty
two Volvo and neither one. The heat has worked. You froze. He
had a Bug also after that. But I love that gea. Yeah,
common give is cool. But you know, you never see them around.
You know, sometimes you'll see even like old Mavericks Pinho's around, but you
never see a common Gear around. That's very very I haven't seen the Maverick
and a Pinto. Yeah we saw a Maverick about a month. John Keel
the g for a short one. Really yeah, cool, little cool.
Actually smart at the common Gear for a while really no after after his U
used to have the Tiger Sunbeam Tiger that's floated right. Smart did drive one,
but he you know, Don Adams actually owned the Sunbeam Tiger and he
never sold it. Is that the water the water cup, It kind of
goes in the water. No, I thought he had. One of those
who made the Sunbeam. Sunbeam was part of the Roots group. It was
a British car. It was actually the Sunbeam Alpine, and then then Shelby
got a hold of it and threw a four to V eight and it made
the Sunbeam Tiger. They started out with the two sixty, but when Don
Adams started doing Get Smart, he they were Sunbeam didn't have their own engines.
They bought them from Ford okay, and then Get Smart started being their
main advertising became Chrysler okay, and Chrysler wasn't going to have a Ford yes,
so they they were drastically trying to find a an engine that they made
that they could fit in the car, and they couldn't. So he got
rid of that and got the Common Gia, and then after a while he
got rid of that and he had an opal GT when he pulls up in
front at the beginning of it. What's is it that the sunbeams, but
that they used the same sound with the common Gia and then they used the
same sound with the opal Gt. Wasn't the same thing? You know,
you're listening to Ka talk here on n clucking fucking cluck, So wow,
yeah. Interesting. Also, Brad Pitt drives a common Gia in Once upon
a Time in Hollywood. Oh that's terrible, but I don't even want to
go down that road. Andy Rooney, the guy from sixty Minutes from mudg
in the Old Guy, he owned a Sunbeam Tiger like it would never sell
it. It was real. It was his baby. And then when they
made this the new Get Smart movie back suveral of years ago, in one
scene he was in uh the guy who was playing right, he went in
the museum and he actually came out in the Sunbeam Tiger and drove it out
down the stairs and then it broke down, and then I believe in the
room he got hit by a Carmen Gia and then an open GT came out
and the guy that played the German guy for Frederick or whatever, he hit
him in an open GT right afterwards. So they had all three of his
cars in that movie. And then Andy Rooney died a week later. Anywow,
Wow's interesting now now though mechanic also terrestrial mechanics. Well, so they've
always asking alic, is that if you're fo for metric for American and I
think the metric right, they're generally metrics, haven'tly metric? Yeah? Yea,
So let's they hang around here too much and then it's a real Missmash.
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Network. This is mac maloney. Wow on a show we have for you
tonight. But let me need to do some members of the place. Girls,
he's here, the very famous are one wall Oh mac oh girls,
glad to be here as the race I live for this year. When'd you
have fish and chips last? When'd you have fish and chips last? You
know, it's been a couple of weeks. I thought you have that for
breakfast? Then it's like we found this awesome restaurant for the best fish and
chips on the planet. If we don't go there, we don't have fish
and chips anyboce else. Yeah, yeah, I love fish one of those
deals, but we do like it also with us down there in West Virginia.
Door Knob, West Virginia is switch play Steve Warren, switchy. Great
to be here, Mac. We learned a little bit about your life in
the previous segment. Yeah, it could be a movie. Yeah yeah,
I mean I was in the Navy, and I can take what he's talking
about. I wasn't in sub service, but almost did. I almost.
I would have been kicked out anyway. I would have been too paranoid about
stuff. I just remembered that I didn't introduce Ellen now the UFO mechanic the
first segment today doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. I can't remember back that
far. Oh, thanks for joining us. Glad to be here, you
know. Also security chief Willie Club. Yeah, Mac, you know I'm
also here, very happy to be here tonight. But I got to say
we'd switch. Well, it's information overload night. Is there too much information
to you? Am? I? Yeah? Well, so there's a lot
to digest from what he had to talk about. Yes, And I try
to digest. And now I got a headache. Well listen, I can
go back to kindergarten in first grade and work my way up. Oh yeah,
my first grade teacher and my second grade teacher. We have the same
teacher. She moved with us, which was tragic because her name was Missus
Tom. We called her Missus Tom the Adam Baumba. But she was she
was a whacko. I mean she'd throw kids over chairs and stuff like that.
Yeah, huh, that's back in the days before they would they would
fire teachers for hey, man, I had I had nuns. In the
fourth grade. We had a nun. Her name was Sister Mary. I
was to call Sister Mary Dick. And she was easily six four six.
She was a linebacker, okay, and and she in in a way she
was cool, but in a way she was very devious. Like so you'd
be chewing gum and doing something, you know, and she just you know,
and she just kind of walk around the room and come down your aisle.
And then when she went and back you right in the back of the
head, the gunman goes flying across the room. Yeah, yeah, Sister
Maria donk well, but but yeah, back then, Yeah, I've seen
I saw nuns, you know, whack kids around, you know, pull
them out of seats, drag them out, and a lot of fun anyway,
uh, switch So Okay, that's another conference, which is life and
let me please introduce introduced Club raven is with this Raven, I have a
good witch up there insideways Raven. Hello, my friends, it's a blackout
at the Raven Empire, at the Raven Mansion. She she just doesn't want
to appear on camera tonight. I saw pictures of her earlier. I didn't
see anything any problem, but that's just me. Do you have any gargoyles
at your house? We do have a gargoyle, Yeah you do. You
have Ayle love gargoyles also with us joining us if she doesn't want to flee
the room immediately as super fan Susan Kay, Susan, how are you?
I'm doing great, happy to be here. How you really though? Would
you tell us? Would you please be honest with us if you're having a
miserable time and you tell us all? Absolutely? I love being here and
today's the best ever because I can see your entire face. Wow, who
are you talking to me? You look so handsome today. Yeah, there
you go. Wow, take a look at ow. No, I was
behind the microphone. That actually the microphone with the microphone works a little bit
better. This way, we have them anyway, and so we're all here.
And in the earliest segment, Susan had top ten questions for switch and
he did evade on one of them. So do we want to repeat it?
Or is another question Susan or I have a replacement a late entry if
I may, Okay, all right, taste on news which the world wants
to know. How is your hair always beyond wonderful? Wow? Hang on?
Yes, the question we all want to ask. People cannot see that
s eating grin on Club's face right now? Well, actually, if I
keep it short enough, it kind of falls into place, you know,
I don't have to comb it or anything like that, anything like that.
Right now, it's getting a little bit long, and I have to actually
a little bit. But I used to when as a kid, I had
what they used to call them butch haircuts back in the Middle days when you're
just you know, it was everything was just really short. So I was
one of those kids in the late fifties, early sixties that had had one
of them their haircuts. And then and then longer hair started coming in.
Yes, did you ever I've seen a picture of you and your here has
kind of grown and you have that kind of Paul Bunyan bed right. Oh
by no, No, I don't think my beard was ever too big.
But this is a picture of you. It looks like you're on a wanted
post and you're all hippied up. Yeah, my friend, remember that picture.
I don't recall, but then I'll send all my incarcerations either. Okay,
can I ask what your question? Have you sweat? You've ever?
How do I say this one one? Have you ever smoke pot? I
have not? You have Never's a good way of saving it. Yeah,
I go to the point. Okay, although I messed with the guy once,
I was, uh, some of my friends did, and uh,
I'll be hanging out and hanging up their house and this one time was really
bored because everybody's pretty stone. And then there was this one guy sitting on
the couch. He was my friend's neighbor and he was a creep. He
was just a creep, and uh he was Uh. In later years I
found out he wasn't just smoking the weed. He was on something else.
But this this lad was gone, So I thought, okay, I'm gonna
mess with this guy. You know, everybody knows that I'm sober, and
I don't mess with this stuff. So I'm gonna I'm gonna mess with mess
with his mind. So maybe I shouldn't admit this, but I went up.
It was an empty bowl on the table, and I put it on
my head and I looked him straight in the eye, and I told him
I was Don Quixote and I was wearing the golden helmet of Membrino, which
made me invulnerable in battle. Wow, And I wish you could see the
look on his face. And he kind of like sunk a little more into
the couch and he mumbled something like like what you're not high? And uh,
anyway, I had the desired effect. I really missed, really messed
him up for a while. And how many times did he stab you?
Fortunately he was a little bit more like Gumby, uh you know, Gumby
most of that violent because he was kind of rubbery and no muscle. So
you were the guy at the potty who wouldn't get high, right, Yeah,
I'm afraid. So yeah, you an X, you a agent X.
You know, are bars of a feather anyway, Wow, Okay,
we're really seeing We're really lifting the top of Switch's head and looking what's inside
that brain? You know Aaron not Yeah, well switching okay, So Susan,
are you satiated now? On Switch? I am thank you for this
opportunity. I think we all are okay, Switch, thanks much. Raven,
you have a report and you save us. Please I can certainly try
this is this is gonna be a rough one. Let's put the bumper in
here. Most of mine are and now it's time for Ramon. I have,
uh, the mysterious story of the rack Man. That's r A C.
K rack man, like a like a rack you know, uh.
And we're in New South Wales, Australia. And it's August eleventh, nineteen
ninety four. So Mark Peterson, captain of the Lady Marion, and his
crew were out fishing on the Hawkesbury River when they felt a sharp, heavy
tug on the boat. Suspecting that he had caught a giant squid, Mark
began reeling in the net. To their horror, they discovered the body of
a man wrapped in plastic and tied to a steel crucifix. A noose was
wrapped around the man's neck and bits of wire were used to affix him to
the homemade rack. So the coroner ruled that the cause of death was bloot
forced trauma to the head and the man died on January eleventh, nineteen ninety
three, at an unknown location. Additionally, it's unclear if the victim died
on the cross or if he was attached to it post mortem as a way
of disposing of the body, and the autopsy report has never been made public,
so we're not really able to speculate on that any further being submerged in
the water for such a period of time had eroded away the fingerprints on the
body, making identification impossible. The man was wearing generic, mass produced Australian
clothing which offered little in the way of identification, and the only thing that
had been found on the victim was a pack of cigarettes and a lighter,
and neither of which held any significance. Despite knowing that the steel structure had
been made to the man's measurements, there was no forensic evidence available to them
that led to any other leads. The media dubbed him Rackman, but no
one came forward to identify him or offered any information. He was held at
Gellibie Morgue for more than two decades, known as Unknown human remains e four
eight two nine three. The man was essentially unidentifiable for a time, but
someone out there had killed him, attached him to a specially made crucifix style
rack and dropped him into the river, and in August of twenty eighteen,
rackman was finally identified, but his story is far from over. New South
Wales Deputy State Coroner Paul McMahon officially ruled that the mysterious remains belong to a
thirty seven year old Sydney man and a known gambler named Max Transeevsky. Sure
He was last seen by his partner leaving their house in Newton, Sydney on
January eleventh, nineteen ninety three. Tansevsky was known to travel up to Gold
Coast on gambling spreeze, so his departure that day was not unusual at all.
Although Tanzevsky was a known gambler, there is no evidence to suggest that
there's any connection with any gangs or mobs. He was known to have some
gambling debt because he was an addict at this point, but the exact sum
of the debts are unknown, and just before his disappearance in nineteen ninety three,
he withdrew eighteen hundred dollars, which would nowadays be thirty three hundred dollars,
which again is not a new usual for a heavy gambler. So this
brings us to present day and the case is still unsolved. So what would
motivate a person to commit such a gruesome crime? And then the unusual method
of disposing of the body is very excessive and it's unlikely to be random because
it was it was, you know, specially made to fit this man.
So in nineteen ninety four, investigators suspected things this to be more gang or
mob related, as I had mentioned, because this type of violence was often
used to quote unquote send a message. However, because it was the nineties
and this always has to be brought up, they also speculated that the victim
was used for a Satanic sacrifice, which we all know is a bunch of
bs. So regardless, it seems very symbolic. It seems a very symbolic
manner to this blay the victim and would have been premeditated, like I said,
to have performed such a good welding job to the frame that was built
specifically for Transsevsky's dimensions, like perfectly There's also the possibility that there are more
victims that have just not been found yet and could be the work of a
serial killer. However, the steel structure was reportedly very heavy, suggesting that
there may have been more than one perpetrator. Yes, so, with little
evidence to work through and such a long time period having elapsed, it is
unlikely that this case will be solved anytime soon, but there is always hope
any current information is urged to be reported to crimestoppers to help the case moving
forward. And that's the very strange unsolved mystery of the Rackman aka Max Transeevski
And where is this again? New South Wales, Australia was way way down?
Yeah, okay, I mean you don't know what you don't know what
people are going through in their minds. You know, the killer and the
kille but cheese, what's going on there? Yeah? You know, my
I go to like immediately, I go to like mob thinking, like,
you know, yeah, he had might have had gambling debts. No one
knows what it was, and I don't think any of that information has been
made public. But then there's also the possibility of like, well, it
could be a serial killer. Have they searched the river more what else is
done there? So and I don't know how big the river is, so
maybe it's like an unreasonable task or maybe they just don't have the funds to
do it. But yeah, if you like looking up pictures, they had
like composite sketch, not deposit sketches, composite facial models that were made and
they look exactly like the victim. It's wild. And there's also they they
have photographs of the rack. It's really hard to see because they were shot
from far away, but there somebody made like a a chart kind of of
like how the body was positioned on it, and it's it's like, I
don't know, it's so hard to explain. It's like a bunch of crucifixes
put together into like one long rack type of thing. But like I said,
especially made for this man's size, for him. And that's like the
reason why I'm like this, this can't be gang related, you know what
I mean. This would be more on the mob side, because no gang
is going to take the time to do all of this to send a message.
But a mob would, you know, a love a time in their
hands, They probably not much else to do. It down there in Australia.
So no, that's fantactica. Yeah yeah, yeah, pay your debts?
Is anybody working on this case? It's just it be a cold case
for whatever. That's what it is. So like it's currently a cold case,
but it's the type of thing where you know, they probably break it
out like a couple of times a year, like they do with all cold
cases. And see, you know, have there been any new reports made?
I know in the nineties, originally they had like a reward for any
information and I think at the time it was like ten thousand dollars. So
for most cold cases like these, they will offer rewards depending on how much
they can raise. Yes, but I mean I would assume that it would
be something that they would work on. They don't just leave it sitting there.
Yeah yeah, Hey, listen, talk about betting and sports games and
anything. Club you know your Patriots, you know, let me tell you,
let me about your Patriot. It's all right if you don't mind Macmonney's
betting center here. Okay, there are certain there are certain teams, well
there is now there are certain teams. What what is that? Oh,
what's the cup with Patriots coffee? Cup. Put that way, that's gonna
be. It's gonna be a collect design. And believe me, there are
certain teams that in Vegas where you know, you when you go to bet
a game a game, you know you either bet okay, you know you
look at the you know you look at me goo, you were all you're
all about it. Well, but there are just certain teams that when you
go in you just say, who am I going to bet today? While
who am I playing? X? You know what I mean? Who are
playing the Steelers? Who are playing Arizona? Well? Now it's who are
playing the Patriots? Okay, it's good you're true blue there? Okay.
So with the people who couldn't get on the boat of the Titanic, did
the club look at them? Wow? So I'm just I'm just pointing that
out to you club. You know, please, I hope the fall is
cushioned for you, my friend. You know, Mac, we're just about
at bottom and we're going to start rising again, really you think? So?
You know, you know they're going to get rid of Bill a season.
That's the big But here's the problem. Can I just be new new
rising? But here's the problem is now crafty crafty chicken wrap, crafty is
And I said this to one one and an email. Is he going to
be in the position of firing what a lot of people can convinced that the
best coast ever. Okay, you have to look at the optics of or
whatever. So they're going to try to make Belichick resign, you know what
I mean? Or retire. Yeah, but I don't think he'll retire because
he'll you know, the Tampa Bay is someone well, he's got a coaching
career for at least the next ten years. He's got he's seventy years old.
He can, he can go another five years. It's time to go
away, but he can, he'll he'll go. He'll got Arizona's go to
some chump team Las Vegas, who knows you. And to make another he's
already the highest paid coach. He makes twenty million dollars a year. Okay,
and that is that's way way out there, all right, this Susan
Who's that? Who's college? Who's the college? Florida gated? So anyway,
sorry, sorry, club, but I don't why I'm picking you.
Well, I just want to respond to that if I could. I just
watched them Sunday, and I was like, lot of misinformation. You know,
the inside is that they're going to make him an offer he can't refuse.
Yeah, and he's going to retire and retire and then come out to
retire and make him an offer. They're going to take his They're going to
tell him if he doesn't leave, he's no longer going to be general manager,
no control over hiring and scouting. Yep. Yeah, that seems to
be the inside thought that. You know, you're absolutely right, you can't
fire the best, one of the best coaches ever. But he lost it.
You know a lot of some of those great coaches. He lost his
quada backs what happened, and they you know, they get out too long
afterwards when they had lost it. Yeah, oh yeah, I'm convinced that
what the quote unquote experts are saying that if the season ends as it looks
like it's going to do real badly, that they're going to make him an
offer he can't refuge. Yeah. Yeah, like Pete Carroll, they get
rid of Peek Carroll that way, and they all he wanted was his gold
Jaguar or something, and you know, but but well, and then you
got to find someone to come in, and it was Brady. I mean,
this is really turned into sports that probably cut it out, but it
was Brady. Let's face it. Everyone kept saying, is a bel attack
of Brady? Well you know Brady, you know fifty or sixty forty was
yeah, yeah, it is Brady. And he helped a lot of the
other schmucks that, yeah, they pull off the scrap heap. It literally
made them better. You always say that that's a sports the sposicallychee as well,
you know, he makes us play better and all that stuff. But
in this case he did, you know, and they would take guys off
the trash heaven, they'd be in the super Bowl with them. So but
Brady just made everyone play better. He's just that kind of guy. He's
kind of like a you know, he's kind of like a widow in away,
but he's you know, and then he goes. All he does is
takes that shitty Tampa Bay team and wins the super Bowl. The next year,
Belichick was just going nuts. He can't sleep anyway. Okay, this
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What did they say? The Navy take all you want, but eat all
you take? Take them right? Welcome back everyone to Macwoney's Milk Tak Saw
show Here in the Distant Fund the radio network. This is mcmaroney. Well,
what a show we have to eat tonight? Wow? Uh the co
con spirit is rather very famous one one girls, he's here tonight. There,
you bet he's of it. Welcome girls and guys too, and all
ships see welcome to the show. He's on fire. But I think a
lot of it is a vis so this might be a macaffter doctor anyway,
No Coco tonight, but Switchblade Steve Water is down there in Safety Razor,
West Virginia. Safety Razor, West Virginia. I don't know where that came
from now entering Safety Razor, West Virginia. Wow, there's who did the
I know where we got lonely Larry did a you know, he's telling us
how there's a slot in any any home that was built, like after the
sixties and before the eighties. There is a slot in your medicine cabin in
the bathroom. We're supposed to put the the old blades right, and that
would just fall down to the bottom of the house. And you know they'll
be found in five thousand years by archeologists. But they can't possibly do that.
Now, that's got to be some kind of environmental thing. But a
lot of these houses in the basement, in the in the dirt underneath,
I guess that's what they go. Yeah, yeah, they'll say what they
raise a blade the cavity, right, so anyway, switchy, that's the
bricks coming out of the ears in these cottages. So they go, switchy,
what's the safety rates in West Virginia. I like the sound of that.
Everything's okay with you? Yes, yes, yeah. The whole show
has been about you. You should be after his bedtime again? Okay?
All right? Well keeping at the overunder is seven thirty by the way,
Okay, I got the under. Also with us is a security chief,
Willie club Willie, how are you? You're talking to me surrounded by your
patriots regalia. It's okay, man, just state just stay loyal to the
end. That's good. I am. You know what can I say?
Okay? All right, yeah, but it is great to be here tonight,
despite you know, some things, but it's it's a it's a decent
show so far in despite that, sounds like you have some complaints. Just
to air them now. We're very transferred. You know, I fell asleep
you know during some of the respects. When I hear that which he couldn't
come up with. It's not like a politician, you know, really figuring
out how I better answer this the right way I understand, and he couldn't.
And he couldn't figure out how to answer certain things. He didn't want
offend anyone, So we had to sit here and just listen to No,
that's okay, I'm gonna put some chat chop music on. That might have
wanted to break up or disturb his secret clearance he might still be holding on
to. Since I also didn't want to make a club too jealous. That's
you there. You got more about my life and my exploits. He would
have been green with envy, so I toned it down a bit. One,
two three, Yeah, I really, I'm really jealous tonight. Let
me tell you. You can tell yes he's gonna. I would have asked
him, what's your favorite sub marine movie? Oh wow, hmm, think
about it about October. But that that's in Tokyo boat remember that? Yeah,
Destination in Tokyo. That's a good movie. Periscope Down. Piscope is
a really good movie with Kelsey Grammar. Oh no, no, not that
one. Yeah, speaking of him, you know that they have a new
Fraser reboot and it got like a half star. What about Run Deep is
also? That's a very gritty submarine movie. Man. Yeah, then you
five seven one was pretty good. That was good. Yeah, that's okay.
Yeah in that movie. Wow, I would never be on a submarine.
We've said that before, never in a million, free, never in
any list of good So anyway, yeah, also with us is Raven if
she's still awagg Raven, how are you? Hi? My friends? Thank
you so much for having me blackout at on Raven's camera tonight, but thanks
for joining us, audumbly, thank you for having me. Is everything okay
with you? What are you drinking? You could say anything and we'd believe
you. I just have a water tonight, that's good, stay hy right
and just keep less him exactly. You don't think a few koshers would take
care of that? If what? Well, what's that beer you drink that
there? Pickles coach, gosh what no, I don't but I don't feel
good like I cannot any type of like fung juice for me is like no
way? Oh really yeah? Huh okay, do you have a drink drink
ginger, Brandy. I'm always trying to push to some people, Brandy,
anything I have a Victorian woman? Anytime you have anything you know mostly like
colds and stuff like that. But just drink. Just get a half height
of ginger brandy and and drink it and it'll be sweating out of you in
about fifteen minutes. It's just that's the way ginger. Real B and B
is another good one. What is that? What's being burs what benedictine brandy?
Oh really? Yeah, okay benedictine. Yeah it's that, yeah,
yeah, anything, yeah, yeah, yeah, you ain't kidding. Real
ginger like ginger. Really you never really get real ginger and ginger, but
real ginger has an effect on you, you know. Anyway, this is
the food site, Mack. You talked about the nuns beating you up,
and I only went to Sunday School with it was it was nuns, but
then there was mostly lay teachers there too. Yes, but it's just a
superior was the mean one, you know. But that was back in the
in the fifties, and you know, they should have made a movie out
of it. I mean, I can't believe it. They all got away
with the Bells of Saint Mary musical abuse. Yeah, yeah that I never
got whacked, but I saw people, I mean, hang on, I
just saw people get whacked that, you whack the desk. Well, here's
the thing you with us, al, how many of us were altar boys
in our day? I was an ultimately, I was an ultimoy. Do
we have any other altar boys that'll you know God's phone Numa? And also
wasn't we just quickly introduced some I had friends that were at the boards,
supercated their work, their efforts. Super fan Susan K. Soup, super
fan Susan K. How are you doing tonight, Susan, I'm doing great.
This isn't what you expected. I can tell you're right. Sorry you
were breaking up, Susan. Any Catholic experiences sorry now, but it did
get paddled in high school? You say that again? Place, So when
I was in high school and you were, you misbehaved, pushed the envelope
too, figh. You go to the principal's office and they had like a
paddle ball, one of those hard rackets, and they drill holes in it
yep for the you yeah, yeah, the Board of Education is what they
call it at Saint Anne's. Yeah. And in the what was that all
about? Made it more aerodynamic? Yeah? I made it, you know
through the ear faster. Wow. Really, the thing is, the way
it used to be is that that the nuns would whack you around. But
if you didn't really, you know, you get with it. You're going
to go to the principal's office. You know, you'd see her about once
a month, I mean, just walking around. But and she would take
the board of education out, ma'am, at least two right on the ass.
And you know, your little kids, you know what I mean,
kids, for God's sake, you know, you freaking so anyway, but
they told us to read, but everyone stayed in line, you know.
And if they weren't, you say, you're the last guy in the last
row, you know, on the last desk, and you live there and
you know, drug cartoons all day. But yeah, I mean I keep
complaining to her Lois as a teacher, and she says, well, they
touch you to read, and you know she's right. So, hey,
was anybody left handed in your class? Yeah? Me, there's the original
left hand at the time, right here, there was some left he's in
my class, and they beat it out of them. Believe a Catholic environment
at all, It didn't make you force you to be right handed? Yes,
all right, I didn't go to Catholic schools first of all, but
my dad was the original left handed Italian and he went to Catholic schools in
the North End of Boston and they beat the hell out of him. So
when I was a little kid and they got the concept that I was going
to be a lefty, my dad made the proclamation, no one will ever
bother him for being left handed, and he because he would have come in
and just lost his mind. So I except for my idiot friends in school
who would sit at the cafeteria table next to me and I'd pick up a
fork full of food and they'd of course whack my elbow just to be funny,
but generally it wouldn't be as picking and you'd be like the teachers I
saw. Teachers never bothered me. My father would have lost his mind.
I saw teachers whack kids hands with a ruler and told them to, you
know, start writing, writing, you know. And thirty years of psycho
analyst, Well that's why I'm totally left handed and I'm useless with my right
hand, because no one ever did beat me into trying to use Maybe they
should have, well, maybe would have helped. I could have been almost
ambidextra. Wow, Okay, so where were we? Oh? Then I
go to switch Switch has report? Is that right? Switch? Yes?
Yes? And now it's time for another story from the Lost Animals of the
Paranormal. It's time for Steve Ward's Report from the Fringe. Please go.
Going back into the archives Saga's nineteen seventy eight UFO Special UFO Annual, there's
an article in there called Return of the Men Back by somebody named Rufus Drake.
Not too familiar with Rufus, but I imagine that's his real name.
I mean, who would make up a name like that anyway. It talks
about kind of the dark, darker side of UFOs and also some bizarre men
in black reports that we haven't talked about on the show. May second,
nineteen seventy three. Uh. Steve O'Hannon not his real name, lived,
lived in Centerville, Virginia. Now at three am at one night, he
wakes up. He's been waking up with these night tears. He's having some
kind of a dream about a UFO he had seen. Now and this occurred
on at May second, nineteen seventy three. He was driving on Route six
oh two in his pickup a narrow country road. He's a few miles from
Dulles Airport in DC, and a pulsating reddish orange object shaped like a classic
flying saucer is following his truck one night, and it's at a very low
altitude. It passes over his truck. Now there's and does some crazy ninety
degree maneuvers. I mean, there's just no way this is any kind of
conventional aircraft. And he didn't, I mean he was he thought it was
pretty interesting, but there was nothing traumatic about it. But something happened afterwards
where he starts having these UFO dreams and waking up in a cold sweat.
His wife is trying to get him to go to some kind of a therapist,
and so eventually he does go somewhere to a a behavior behavioral behavioral specialist
and it does help him a little bit, but he was couldn't shake the
feeling that he was it was some kind of a supernatural force beyond his control.
Now September nineteen seventy three, construction workers at Lackland Air Force near San
Antonio. This is late afternoon daylight. They see a V shaped formation of
shiny discs flying in perfect formation and they started doing they thought for about twenty
minutes. They start doing these crazy maneuvers, but staying in that same V
formation. One of the men, Tom willis twenty nine. He's a foreman
and union construction worker. Now two weeks afterwards, he's got his young wife
in mid twenties, have two little baby girls at home. She's home alone.
He's out working somewhere. And her name is Jean. And then two
men come to the door wearing heavy overcoats, really too heavy for the weather.
And she said they had almost a grayish complexion, just didn't look healthy.
They're kind of punched over. They wanted to be invited in to discuss
a matter of importance. Said no, no, you can come back when
my husband is at home. And the one that seemed to be the leader,
and his voice was kind of thick and slurred, he said, that
has your and it's like he was having trouble speaking. Something wasn't quite right,
and he says, has your husband seen anything unusual in the sky lately?
And you know that that registered with her because he told her about this
sighting. And he said, you must warn your husband not to jump to
any conclusions about what he saw and then they left. Two days later,
they're sitting in their front room. The TV set comes on by itself,
blinking and making a kind of an odd humming sound, and then the lights
in the house began to blink off and on for about ten minutes. And
we've all heard of these kind of bizarre electronic and even poltergeist like effects from
people that have had UFO experiences. And now when this happened, this is
the first time she told him about this strange man in black visit so and
then he, of course, he got a hold of electrician. The electrician
checked out all the wiring and everything and nothing, there was no problem.
One month later, another man in black shows up, another odd character,
if you will. She sees this guy through the kitchen window and it is
not he's a real odd ball, but he's not one of the guys that
was there before. And he pulls up in a Chevy Nova. I guess
the black Cadillacs were all on loan, yes, And Tom was in the
driveway doing some repair work and this guy, he said, he looked kind
of weak and sickly. The guy was wearing a heavy raincoat and he thought
he was just passing by, and this guy asked Tom what he's doing,
and Tom mumbled something about home repairs. And then the stranger put his hand
on Tom's arm, but with his hand still withdrawn inside the ringcoat, and
he said, be careful. And then he walked away, got into his
car and left his Chevy Nov what's that? And left okay? And then
and he thought, when he thought about it, he thought he had seen
the same guy on a San Antonio street a few days before. And then
strange stuff starts happening to him. His ten year old Seko watch failed.
He buys a second watch, and it stops working. Their TVs keeps turning
on by itself, and one time it turned on when it was completely unplugged.
And he was employed by a military He was he was employed by the
military working on a project on a military base. He has to be examined
by the Air Force flight surgeons and was denied because he was a civilian.
So he met it formally with one of them, and this guy told him.
He said that they had been supposedly Project Boog book ended years before and
the Condon Committee was all done. He said they were The Air Force was
actually studying the after effects of UFO encounters on certain individuals, and this he
said it was being done at Randolph Air Force Base in Texas, and this
guy told him, he said, bad dreams are common and some even experienced
physical deterioration. And this kind of goes along with many of John Keel's findings.
The electrical disturbances persisted and were kind of driving them crazy, but all
of a sudden, about mid through mid nineteen seventy four, they stopped and
things went back to normal. One more case James R. Doughdery, retired
Air Force Lieutenant colonel. This particular incident happened twenty five years before this article
was written. He had an encounter on June twenty first, nineteen fifty one.
It's flying an F eighty four G thunder Jet a routine trip from Wheeliss
Field, Libya to Essen Air Force Base, France, Rosine Air Force Based
France. He was twenty four at the time. He's flying at twenty one
thousand feet over the Mediterranean, and all of a sudden he's tailed by another
classic, you know, two plate flying saucer and he kind of turns his
his his plane off to the right and this thing slowly follows him, and
then he became kind of nervous. He thought maybe this thing intended harm,
so he tried to lose it, but it stayed right with him, and
eventually it went off and you know, it left him behind. And a
few days later, this skiddy young lieutenant air Force, he was guy's wearing
a Air Force raincoat and he's he he's This guy is thin, he emaciated,
he's uh, he's having troubles speaking and he's in pain. And he
tells him, he says, forget all about your encounter. He thought that
was weird. And so this is the OSI. This guy said he was
from the USI. So he go to revisited the OSI office a little bit
later on a completely unrelated matter, and he asked to see this guy and
they said, well, there's nobody here by that name. He describes them,
and they said, no, nobody like that ever worked here. So
again we have h more of the tales of these mysterious strangers. Yes,
you know, you have the electronic phenomena, you have the poltergeist like activity,
you have the bad dreams, you have sometimes deteriorating health and so forth.
Even even alcoholism. Sometimes people have had close encounters. So uh it
just another very interesting series of events that seemed to follow a strange pattern.
It makes me you know, Brad Steiger I remember said that he did see
the only in quotes man in black that he ever saw was one of the
so called cadaver types. These sound a little bit more like the cadaver types.
Yeah, some that that appear to be uh you know, foreign or
Asian or whatever, but they're not Asian. So again just another uh more
tales of the mysterious men in black. I have a question. I have
a question for wan One. Okay, wow, when you told me a
long time ago that one of your thought has called you, what is it
a technom answer? Yes, all right, so just explain that real quick
works. She works for NASA right now, Okay, go ahead, artificial
intelligence? But what what what does she mean? Somebody who is adept at
any any kind of technology, especially in the technology in my field, computers
and the Internet and stuff like that that I just thrive on it. Everything
works for me. I have old old technology stuff that still works, right,
Like you know, I probably have the oldest Windows two thousand Gateway laptops
that still boots up it's still working. But see, but you said it,
you said stuff stuff works for you, right, Yeah, Okay,
so now we talk about this. Here's a case with this guy where like
stuff is going haywire. Do you know what I mean? It's almost like
the same thing you have to opposite. Yeah, if you have some effect,
if you have some you know, positive effect on electronics, the way
that you can handle them, well, if it goes the wrong way,
this is what happens here. You know, your TV gets screwed up,
your watch breaks. Everything is electromagnetic. You know, there's there's electromagnetic fields
around us all the time. There's all kinds of electrical impulses hitting us in
all directs right, Yes, from radio towers, radio waves, in your
house. But in your body it's you know, you're a walking coil.
I don't know, You're just a walking electro organism. Yes. And if
if you're not aligned properly, however, you want to consider yourself aligned?
You know it when you're not aligned, that's for sure. If you're aligned
properly in your mind and in your body, yes, and things won't break
on you. You know, sometimes I am not aligned. Let's taken into
the kitchen. You say, gee, the mix, it doesn't work.
All of a sudden happened. It was working fine last week. You're plugging
the island the clothes iron and it smokes on something. You get into one
of those grooves and you say, I don't know, is it me?
Do I have some kind of so a techno manser would not run into those
problems. Yeah, that's funny. There are definitely people like that. I
mean, there were people. How long did you have your Mustang? And
what happened to your Mustang? When you my uh my brother in law son
has a mechanical ability. He's taking the whole thing apart and rebuilding that.
The frame is really was really a mess. He had to get a new
frame for it. He says, it's a good thing you weren't still driving
it. If you hit it a bad pothole, it would would have collapsed
on you, right in the ground. How many miles do you haven't there?
Six hundred and twenty seven thousand on the Mustang from Mustang? Can you
imagine? Yes, Susan Kaye's jar was wide open? Yeah, can you
imagine that? I kept saying the half teen years I drove it, year
around go to Ford, go to Ford. Man the one add for that
for a Mustang. Holy cow, that's got to be the world right year
what year was it? Ninety five? Brought it new? Wow, that's
that's an accomplishment. Yeah. Well, actually there was a Ford dealer who
was going to put up in their website, and you know, I wanted
to spit it. I didn't think it looked good enough to be put up
on their website. But they were going to, you know, kind of
make a deal out of it. This is when it hit five hundred thousand,
and I was getting at the five hundred thousand, you know, check
world change. You know, wow, that's fine, you know, check
the clutch, all that stuff. You know, didn't put a lot of
money into it. That's good to them, and told them about this.
I would have yeah, Ford, No, I never did. I told
you too, though, right, Yeah. I think he did just what
everybody did. Well, it's good to stolen your family though. It is
these you know, he says that you know that all the the engine stuff
and drive train is all in good, good conditions, said, there's nothing
wrong with that stuff. All the electrical stuff is all working. Yeah,
yeah, that's important and he said, when he gets done with it,
he's going to give me the right of my life in the car, like
I gave him the right of his life when I first got it. Did
you him as a child? Did you cool? Okay, you scott him,
that's all right. I did apparently make some tough at the time.
Wow. Yeah. So when he came in with the with the tow trailer,
you know, the ramp truck and pull that thing up by a chain,
I'm looking at him going, well, I mean, I guess I
gotta finally say goodbye to it. G whis you know? Wow? Huh?
Because you know I just could not it would not pass inspection. Did
you get missy? Did you get Missedy? I did, and I still
miss it really yeah, because that attachment. I missed that car more than
my challenger for that, you know anyway? Wow huh. So we're looking
in that was my That was only my third Mustang in my life in one
month. Wow, that's more than I have had ten Mustangs. You know,
that's only my third one. I just want to say this. It
would be my in my era to mention this, but Susan Kay has a
clovette, right, I'm mute on mute. Yes, I do have a
Corvette two thousand and five, two thousand and four C five. It's the
last year of the pop up headlight. Oh really yeah, huh really it
is now they're just in the building really yeah, wow, last year of
the pub that did the little motives on those of a go on you let's
see. I think I've replaced them four times now. Yeah. Really.
The other thing is the frameless windows. But al don't all Corvettes have frameless
windows. Get right up on that, the old ones, I mean up
till I don't know about the current things like the C six ers. I'm
not sure. Frameless windows, they just yeah, well yeah, they're just
there. So it's a pain because the motives go out on them. Right
now, I've got the driver side window stuck halfway down because they if you
put if you drive with them down a little bit, you know, they're
flapping in there instead of being in like the door frame. And I had
to replace those motors all the time too. And if you have the window
down halfway and you slam the door, it just makes a horrible noise because
there's no framework to hold it up. It just kind of rattled it,
Susan, listen, drive it up here, give it to Alpha like a
day and a half. Al doesn't even doesn't even work on all the parts
and everything. I already ordered them someone that will put them on for me
till next year. I'll come back and get it. Honest to god,
my my vet would not pass inspection this year because the backup lights didn't work.
He also has a colo Vette. So wow, there's the picture.
Okay, well you look like a model. It's my first one, but
you can only see me for some reason because they got the blurred background.
So that was my ninety one. Now an't you talking about a ninety one?
That's four nice? Nice, very nice. Yeah. It's funny because
you go on YouTube and you look at the things. They say, well,
what you know c four corvettes? What do you need to know before
you buy one? And these guys go through all this stuff and say,
don't ever do this, don't do this, don't do this. Here's what
you know, and they tell you all the problems. Well, you're always
going to hear from the people who had problems, Well you do. Well,
just the thing is nice. A lot of them are common. I
mean it happened. Yeah, oh well yeah, if they're endemic as the
kids start, like with the C fours, if you try getting out and
hold the steering wheel to like help you get out over the frame rail,
you'll break the tilt wheel. And that is a massive pain. That's it
that you got to reach. You've got to tear apart so far down to
get into that. If the steering wheel breaks, yeah, that is all
you have to tilt wheel starts because they said grab the window, you know,
the windshield for him, pull yourself out. Because you know, a
lot of the owners of these these corvettes are old men. So we can't
get in and out of a car as easily as they used to. So
I'm blaming the aliens. I really do. Yes, So while we huh
so, uh, well switch thanks to that when you get old. I'll
tell you that here in the UK, in Lymington where there's a lot of
retirees them out, Oh they had some money and uh they're getting out of
these cars that they need assistance to get out of these cars. Sometimes i'd
be walking walking with Eileen, I'm going I should help this guy get out
of his car. Really, I think he's going to make it. Yeah,
hey, listen, we're at this terrible, terrible feeling too. But
I shouldn't tell this to trying to extricate yourself out of my car because it's
too low. And you know, we're at the Umarca the other day,
right, and we packed in my favorite spot, which is like right at
the front door where it says no parking and handicap. Lois gets out.
Lois gets out and and and this guy comes over with one of those little
cots, you know, those little threeway almost like golf cuts for people to
go around the store, and and he just leaves the golf cot and the
guy can't get out of the he can't get out of the car and get
on the golf cot. So you know, Lois goes over and helps him,
helps him get out, and I can overhear it, and he's going,
hey, what's your name? Are you married? You? I'm motorized?
Yeah? Yeah? Oh wow, wow we what was that was that
like the other day? Okay? Wow? Nice? What kind of whoa?
Wow? Holy cow, Susan. Yeah, the car is pretty good
too. I forgot to look at the car. Very goody good stuff.
Susan. Huh nice, Yeah, huh she was smoking smoking chick. Yeah,
still are Jesus. Yeah, it's good. It's good to it's good
to feel good and look good, doesn't it. You know, I didn't
mean to say, think about the same way. So what are you gonna
do? So you're gonna get another better? What are you gonna do?
Will you get another convent? Susan? Will you get another convent? On?
Mike on mute on mute, And I didn't realize I hit it.
Sorry, I'm on the fence about it. You know this one's paid for.
Uh, you know the repairs, ye, Mike al said, I
know to expect them. This is the fourth one I've owned. And you
know, you can watch a YouTube video nowadays and anybody can do some of
the repair. Yes, but at least I let you know what you're in
for. Yeah. So if they say, well it's gonna take eight hours,
you go. Look there's a guy on YouTube with a real Southern drawl.
He can do it in four. Yeah, so you kind of well,
okay, yeah, take it to that guy. Yeah. Well,
once you get Corvette forums also that you can chat with people there and they
have a lot of helpful information. How many miles are you from Boston?
Now you're originally from Boston, so you should know this. How many hours
away are you? Fourteen? It's not bad. Could to make it up
here? Do it in twelve? Probably in the Corvette? Yeah, that's
what I mean. Pot fix it, Yeah, before you go for that.
Al has a car he's on for fifty years that he hasn't still it
yet, that he hasn't driven since the nineteen eighties, and it's sitting on
a lift in my garage and I walk by it every day and I smile
because it's not a pain to me because I don't have to worry about anything
going wrong with it, because it's been sitting up on that lift, up
on a lift for that many years. I don't have to worry about anybody
hitting it. I don't have to worry about the carbotors getting full of bad
gas. I don't have to worry about the tires flat spot it. Wow,
the car sits up there. I'll never sell it, but people say
to me, don't don't you want to drive it one more time, you
know, before you die? And I go no, No, I don't
want the pain in the backside of worrying about it. I mean, so
if he's trying to get you to bring a car here for me to fix
it, you better you better get ready for it to be here for about
twenty years. That ain't He'll do it in a couple of days. I
paint the picture for you. Al's house is a certain size. In his
garage is a won the half tie bigger than the house. Would you say,
garage is quite a bit bigger than that. You got two polishes in
a vet in their kids, So don't cry for me. Yeah, but
you know what, I don't work on them our half times. I don't
not anymore. I've done so anyway, should we take a very quick break
and regroup here? We're just dof you. Why don't we do this?
No, why don't we do this? Why don't we go into you have
a very kind of update, right, I get a quick, a quick
thing from last week which we can just throw together fast. Yeah, then
we'll call Dave at the Stabbing Gallion. When last week I was talking about
how many nuclear weapons the United States has kind of lost over the years,
and like, uh, like oopsie, you know, and they're still missing.
There's six of them that are still on the we either we know where
they are and we're not going to go get them, or we really don't
know where they are. But that's how James Bond movie that got me thinking
about how many nuclear reactors are kind of missing. And I looked it up
and apparently there is a grand total of nine nuclear submarines that are missing,
that are in the bottom somewhere. And it broke it down by the United
States is missing two they really kind of know where they are, you know.
One was a Thresher back in sixty three and I remember that as a
kid, and the other was the Scorpion, which again was the deal that
from what I understand, Bob Ballard was out looking for the Scorpion. The
US Navy gave him a research ship to use and said, go out and
find the Scorpion Force because we want to find out there's two nukes missing on
it. Plus the reactor is still sitting there. We want to know there's
anything going on because that went down quite quite a long time ago. So
they went down there. They sent Ballard out and said go find the Scorpion,
and there's a cover story. We'll say you're looking for the Titanic.
And they said if you actually find the scorpion fast enough. We'll give you
three or four weeks of time on the research ships. You can use our
ship to go find the Titanic and it'll be a great cover story. So
not only did he find the scorpion, but he did find obviously the Titanic.
So those are the two American subs they know of that went see it
leda right, should say the scorpion. They think that sank off the azeos
right, correct, And they think what might have happened though there's been all
kinds of stuff about that there might have been like Russian submarines in the area
or whatever. But they think that the they launched a bad torpedo and the
torpedo did a complete three sixty, came back and got him. The thing
is, they said, of all nine subs that are supposedly missing the scorpions,
the only one they can't confirm exactly what happened to it because there was
never any broadcast. I never there was nothing that they found on the bottom
near it that told them what what did they find? Did they find it?
Just pieces in pieces? Anyway, it would probably be in pieces,
but it's you know, there's two nuclear weapons with it. Two nuclear tip
torpedoes are still sitting with it and the reactor, and their bottom line was
they wanted to make sure the reactor wasn't given out it's radioctivity on the bottom.
So those are the two that the United States will claim. Then the
Soviet Union lost five. Oh yeah, the curse was one of them.
Yeah, they lost it. They lost a bunch of them, and they
were usually things like fires or you know, something went wrong in the missile
bay and it took it down. A couple of maxic got to the surface
and got most of the crew off, and then they like sank five hours
later while they were trying to save them. That whole group again, and
a lot of the Soviet subs at that point from what I was reading,
have two reactors, not one. They are two small reactors, and what
the concept is a couple of them. They said, they actually got through
to the surface, got some of the crew off, and they put the
reactors into safe mode, which would have been to pull all the rods out
and hopefully that prevents a real big disaster. And the last two they break
it down to just Russia because after the fall of the Soviet Union, Russia
lost two more and those two are you know, they're still sitting out there
and again, so there's nine of those. But what really got kind of
interesting is very recently they say the Chinese just lost lost a nuclear your sub
that was supposed to be uh like a it was imageddon machine. It was.
It was supposed to go down and sit on the bottom and stay there
and mind its own business until something happened and then I could let off however
many missiles it had. But the uh they were tracking it. The UK
people were tracking them. That's what they said. That they that supposed the
UK hacked into it and caused it to sink. Well, it depends on
who you talked about. They said that they knew where it was and they
were keeping an eye on it, and all of a sudden it went away.
Well now, its mission was supposed to be to go down and go
away anyway, so they can't confirm it. And of course the Chinese are
saying, no, no, no, no, no, no, nothing
happened. It's fine at the beginning of a good movie. Hey see,
how lucky you are, Switchy. None of the stuff happened to you there.
Well, they you know, the US was that we talked a lot
about safety. I mean they were and how well the Russian subs they they
could go deeper and faster, but they didn't have the same safety concerns that
we did as well as we were told the the shielding for the radiation was
was better for US subs. So I don't know if that's just all propaganda
or not, but you know we uh the Thresher, I know that that.
The problem there was when they they were on sea trials and they blew
their ballast tanks. There was a design flaw. The uh the there was
a bend in the ninety degree bend in the air channel and there was some
moisture that got in there and it just froze up. I mean, they
couldn't blow their ballast tanks, so they sunk like a rock. Now the
Scorpion, I don't know what they finally figured out what happened. I know
the uh the ship's battery. Uh. You know there's a huge battery on
board that kicks in if the reactor shuts down and you're underwater. But they
were having trouble. Uh. The battery evolves hydrogen and if it gets too
much, it can become flamnel or explosive. So there was some thought that
it was the battery blew up on the Scorpion. And I think I told
the story before. But the senior enlisted guy, the chief of our boat,
he was on the Scorpion anywhere in Europe. He and two other guys
got off. He got off because for emergency leave for his wife was in
the hospital, and they flew him home and none of his crew members came
back. Wow. He stayed in the navy. Wow. Man, that's
lucky, that's funny. And the thresher was supposed to thresh They had an
issue that came to the surface and they were going. They blew their ballast
tanks, did an emergency below, but the lines froze up because of the
design flown. There was some moisture in the lines and it just throws up
like a block of ice. Wow. And they couldn't get the air and
the proper place to blow out the ballast tanks. Yeah, that happened off
of Massachusetts. Actually, hut that. Yeah, I'm actually I know a
kid who went through sub school five years ago and his class was trained out
of Portsmouth. But they were brought out to him where they said the wreck
of the Titanic and the wrector of the thresher was right under him, and
they threw out a wreath and they were like the thresher interesting, you know
class Yeah, so that was there, you know, you know there's a
guy that guiding you know, light was the thresher. So that happened.
We were kids in Daughtschester, like the like the Situarde, and we heard
like all these rumors that they were getting. Remember they said that they thought
they heard radio signals, they heard people pounding on the side of the something
like two weeks later, and it was like, wow, it was like
really creepy for a kid. Anyway, how about creepy. Hey, listen,
switch, I think it's time to put the graphic up of the train
hitting the station. Okay, okay, it comes here, it comes,
Raven, here, it comes. Well, we're getting closer as they say,
hey, Raving, Yes, my friends, did we help you tonight?
Do we help you get over here? I mean not really. I
need more medicine. So I'm gonna what I am gonna do is I'm gonna
make a case ada and I'm gonna have a little ice pack and put it
on my on my eyes. Well I'm eating it, will do it.
It's about to be a bang in time. Yeah, okay, all right,
well thanks for joining us, even though we're under black dot. Thank
you so much for having me. Hopefully next week things will be different.
It'll be okay because next week maybe will be our Exorcist episode and you know
you can look as creepy as you want. Yeah, exactly say that?
Is that not? Thank you Mac? It could have been a black eyed
kid there. That's that's true. That's true. No one will ever No.
Thank you to super fan Susan Kay, thank you, Susan. Thank
you so much for having me. I love being here and seeing all of
you and getting me this opportunity is just exciting, and thank you so much.
One one just texted me a one word text that said smoke show.
I don't know what that means. I think we all know what. It
must be some British term. Thank you man. Now we're going around the
table, so it's time to start the engines. Alan now though you fall
mechanic. Glad to be here, folks, have a good evening and let's
let's get off to the galley. As it turns out, that's where we're
going. Thank you. Wanting to be a black and blue burger medium that
are going to have a side of onion ring man. I would love that.
I would love to yeah, and he should just sit there. It
was like a vacuus with a martini. It really, it was like seeing
someone just unbelievable how much you would eat and then you'd have a few donuts
and go home. Right, how do you do that? Club? Thanks
for joining us. I'd be pounding down food, like because you get hungry
during the show, pound pound down food, have a beer, maybe have
an espresso martini, and then on the way home. I had it took
me like an hour and twenty minutes to get home. Imagine this, and
I'd stop at Dunkin Donuts for you know, you won't me a couple of
you had more food in the week than I'd have food, and you'd have
more food in the day than I'd have more food in the night that I'd
have in a week. But you had to maintain that uh superman body.
So I can understand it. He's stuck up. We lost him. He
stunned club. Thanks for joining us a nightclub, Mac, Thank you.
I enjoyed tonight, good time. Now, I built up an appetite,
really, you know, just like one is like one is choking over there,
but something, I'm already I got mine. He got his devil dogs
very night, double dogs in my bud light. I'm all side right,
Yeah, do you have a dunk? Tell us no? Yeah, then
they get they get too soggy. Wait, you mean dunk it in the
bud light? Yes? Yeah, I wouldn't dunk it in anything you need
be soggy. I don't like soggy things. Really, yeah, I don't
want to dunk donuts, even though you say, what are you saying?
Why do you think they call it dunkin donuts? There? My friend,
you have a handle. Course, you never never dunk a donut, and
you never put a donut in a cup of coffee? Really, what's the
matter with what do you think the little handles saw? It's like putting ketchup
on spaghetti. Hey, hey, see a one hundred and four year old
woman. She becomes probably the oldest person to jump out of an airplane.
Oh yeah, I saw she died? Did she die? I saw that
on TV? That's yeah, she's on her four Come on, maybe maybe
it was a little too much for her, right, too much excitement.
I mean, I'm sorry jumping out of a perfectly good airplane this kind of
right. She didn't look too good on the way down. Act I wouldn't
anyway. Wow. Wow, thank you, club, Thank you. I
guess one one had to take that. Here he is again, let's go.
Let's bring him in hot as they say, sure, we get time.
Did just keep in the kitchen open for us? Wani, don't worry.
Here we go Maybe not? Wow? Maybe not there? He is
there. He is there, but you have to take a yet, take
a break. That's take a t break, did you Yeah? Yeah,
the tech man had some technical problems. Wow. Interesting. Okay, maybe
we shouldn't talk about them. Okay, Well, thanks for joining us there
one one, And did I say thanks? Thank you Susan once again,
thanks for brightening up the night. Raven, same thing, even though we
didn't see you switch. Same thanks for having me friends my pleasure. Also
club, thank you, al thank you. Let me let me do the
plug real Quick Home Start Troops is an organization that raises money to build homes
for our veterans who are injured or wounded and post nine to eleven combat that's
the Iraqi War and the Afghan War. These are the folks who came home
maybe missing a limb and so on. And what Homestart Troops does is they
build homes for them that are adapted to their needs. That means not a
lot of stairs, low counterspace, things like that makes it easier for them
to get around in. And then once they build the home, they tear
up the mortgage. They give them the keys. It's their home forever,
so they can go out and rejoin society in a way that they don't have
that headache every month of having to pay a mortgage. So Homestart Troops is
a militaryzation which spends ninety cents of every dollar of your charity dollar goes right
to our veterans. I said before we went to one of the houses earlier
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The stuff they do is good and a lot of your money actually goes
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troops. Please google them and see what's up. Let's see other than that.
And Switch. He has a book called what is it called Against Switch
Mothman High Strangeness. It's a put together by graphic artist Mark Randall. Yes,
and it covers the year of the Garuda, the year of the Mothman.
Yes, and great illustrations. And Mark and I wrote the pieces for
each illustration. Yes, it are really good. You left one when you
were at the UFO Festival. You left one for me. Very interesting book
and Texas great and the drawings are usshole really cool. You can get that
on Amazon, right, Yes, okay cool? Bot me in High Strangeness
and I think that's hit kids. I don't want to bring the vote into
the show, but I guess we have to write. Well, there we
go. Okay, that pain says it all. So thanks very much for
joining us, and this is Mac for the entire gang. Until you hear
us again, be safe, be happy, and bye bye. And now
please stay tuned for a bonus segment of Mac Maloney's Military X Files show.
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