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Tracks on our show here on the Distant Thunder Radio Network. This is Mac
maloney. Wow, what a show we have for you tonight. At first,
let's introduce the members of the posse girls. Get ready, see it
yourselves down, get your clean as, your wife's, your fan, and
your squeegee and your lubin whatever else you need because you see the very famous
one one. Hey baby, Hey Mac, how are you? Hey?
Everyone that up, all ships at sea, Welcome to the show. I'm
glad to be here, glad to be anywhere as a matter of fact.
And I know it's going to be a really good show. M h it's
uh yeah, it's gonna be fun and I can't wait to get on with
it. Get on with it, Okay, that's what kind of that's get
it on? Is that a British term? Get on? But so is?
Yeah, let's uh it kind of is. It's if you had to
get to it, get to it? When to leave you to it?
It sounds my fish. Have you had fish and chips lately? You know?
I haven't had fish and chips for two weeks? Two weeks? Wow?
Huh yeah, only because my wife's a little bit on a diet and
I don't want to like eat this humongous piece of fish in front of her.
But she's like, I could do it. I don't care, you
know, I just you know, they still come wrapped in the so I
just kind of like backed off a little bit on it. Yeah, okay,
yeah, it is good for you with all that fatty substance fish.
That's just good. All right. Already were having a cat issue on the
shelf, which we don't want to have any of. Didn't the memo go
out? I didn't get no cats. What the cat loves the rubber bearing
there, sweet kitty, No Coco tonight, I'll shave in the world.
But on National corresponded Switch Blades, Steve Ward is with us, switching.
Great to be here tonight. He is beardless. He shaved his beard his
you know, his designer said, shaved. The is still there, but
sash is still there. I was trimming my beard. It went to the
trim went all wrong, so I had to shave it all off. Why
don't you have people do that for you? You can afford it. Get
a stylist working on the well. I was, you know, it was
under pressure. I had to get it done quickly, couldn't make an appointment.
Okay, we understand it might be trimmed. Also with us is a
security chief. Willie Club WC. How you doing? You know, Mac,
I'm doing really excellent today. Thank you, and it's good to see
everyone tonight. And I'm glad that the switch. He explained what happened with
his beard. Because I looked at I couldn't tell if that was his head.
I want to know the old expression, you know, is that your
face your pants fall down? Wait a minute, come on, wow,
oh man. Three minutes into the show, here we go. Wow,
yes, yeah, okay, even though while the Pats are like off to
the worst thought ever, it's okay. Wait, were used to loses lately.
Oh wow, this is what this is what Locer Nation it was like
and sounds like Red Sox just pathetic man and the Yankees them battling each other
and a pair of day night doublehead is for the last place. It is
ridiculous. No one there. Imagine that no one at her Yankees Red Sox
game at the end of September. What's the deal? They could sell the
ticket for a dollar? Trying to sell a ticket for a dollar in the
aftermarket or something. I don't doubt it. There was something like five thousand
people did rain And anyway, let's see also joining us. Oh, I
was gonna say the time about miserable is in the house with us? Is
Ufail McKinny hour now though, Hello Mack, Hello everybody. What's happening slash
get away driving? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, nothing. You tell them
what happened at the Patriots game? Yeah? You know, some guy get
murdered at the Patriots game. Do you hear that? Yeah? It was
it a murder, was an accident. Well, they were in a fight
and the guy hit him and knocked him out, and then the guy you
know had a hot attack. They stared at him for a couple of minutes.
I said, see this guy has a moved right yeah, and then
they saved in the five min say'd done another guy who was having a hot
attack, and he pulled through. So things not going too well for the
Pats. It looks like, you know, one meritor, one hot attack,
and two really shitty performances on the field. But reminds me of the
old days and when they were playing Monday night games and they used to have
to get the BC and BU football players as usher is to try to keep
the corn yea from killing each other. Yeah. Yeah, and they didn't
do a good job some nights. I know people who were with the other
night that they confiscated forty three handguns. This is a long time ago Shafer
Stadium. It was Shafer, Okay, it was just a rowdy, nutty
crown. Then the Pats got bad for Monday from Monday football for like at
least twenty years they were went on until you know, they had the kind
of craft one thing. Anyway, you're listening to mcloney sports here. Also,
let us uh not screw up our intro, our favorite in our favorite
good witch up there and sideways in the uh it's Raven, Raven? How
are you tonight? Raven? Hello? My friends are doing great things for
having me? Is this a new kid doing? What's the look? Can't
tonight? No? I have little what they call space buns in, but
it's really hard to see space. So I like Little Princess lay a Bunsen
because it's a whole thing. It's a whole thing. Space bunds not a
bad name. Switching the second, switching the space helped me. Obi Wan,
you our only hope. Anyway, Look, another cat has entered the
scene. I want to say, speaking of obi Wan, but there is
actually no oh oh man with the freaking cut our mystery guests an you had,
yeah, you had the sports section, so now it's cats section.
Oh my god? Is uh Lonely Marius joining us? Double? Allow?
How you doing? I'm doing well? And if anybody's looking for a stylist,
as we were talking about before, I'll happily introduce you to mine as
you can. As you can see, I am having a good hair day.
Yeah, as you can see that isn't every day a good he had
day for you? Because you're bald? What's that? Wow? How do
you? How do you miss that? Isn't every day a good hair day?
Feel? Because you're bald? You know, wouldn't you? Anyway?
So get that, you know? Can you put the cat aside? Please?
I can't help it if I'm a magnet macilright, plus your daughter freaking
bridge get in line? Really? Oh my god? Anyway, Well,
we have to kill some time tonight, so we have a top ten top
ten that Lonely Larry himself is going to read. It's Top ten reasons why
Lonely Larry lonely. Top ten reasons why Lonely Larry hates Halloween. Okay,
top ten reasons why Lonely Larry hates Halloween. I guess we should stop the
music and lorry himself please. Number ten, Mari, I thought we already
did this last year. Oh my goodness, yes, good, pretend we
didn't. I'm looking for what I was told not to look at this in
advance, and now I am. You should see this. Emailed this to
me. I saw it pop in and now it's gone. I emailed it
to you. Well where is it? It's like there, sir, it's
got to read it. It's gonna read his own Top ten. I'm gonna
look. But first of all, I have a question, who's the black
private dick that's a sex machine to all the chicks? Shaft? Damn right,
Okay, I got a ten this already. This is into the three
figures editing. I'm gonna go to It must be those kids against screwing around
with you had cell phone trying to find all mail. But yeah, there
it is. I don't know what happened. This is okay, here we
go, all right now Okay, this is this is top ten reasons why
Lonely Larry hates Halloween. Lonely Larry is Raven's father. I got you ready,
stop the music. Number ten Larry in his world which which is rhymes
with bitches, and he thinks there's enough bitches around without having a special day
for them. Amen to that. Number nine. When he opens the door
for trick or treaters, they give him an aphole with the razor in it.
It's happened. Number eight always has anxiety attacks around Halloween, thinking someone's
going to dig up the quote unquote old garden out back. You know,
you wouldn't belief how stuff grows in the old garden. Yeah, yeah,
okay, let's see number seven. He once went out dressed as a big
He once went out dressed as a big hedge clipper, and no one got
the joke. It's a very good inside, very inside that's a very inside
joke. I don't even know if Raven knows that one. I have absolutely
no idea. Oh, I'll have to tell you that it's a good one.
Er. Number five, he's allergic to eggs. Okay, I guess
there's a there's a throwaway in everything. Number four He once went out dressed
as peppermin Patty and no one got that joke either. It's all true.
Yeah. Top ten sasons why Larry hates Halloween. Okay, what do we
here? We're down to three. He can hardly keep his kids off his
lawn as it is. We read that way a second read what's what's that?
They read that one again? Place. Yeah, we can hardly keep
the kids off as long as it is, thank you, okay, which
is a problem because I'm frequently out there peeing on it. That's like not
even a joke, it is. Nope, go ahead, I'll give it
ten minutes and I'm doing it again. Number two. Uh, insert appropriate
X lax joke here, and the number one reason okay, oh I was
supposed to Paul yeah Claus for effects that Okay, we'll do that again a
number two. Insert appropriate X lax joke here. Come on, no one
got X lacks as a kid when you're a trick or treating. Never I
was waiting to get all the drugs and nobody ever gave me. Oh we
always did. Yeah, I mean there's always We used to put him in
the in the different brownies and stuff. Really. Oh, chunking the chocolate
chips. Yeah, that's very substitute amous chocolate chips in the muffins. Okay,
yow Yeah. Number one reason only Larry hate Halloween? Seriously, would
you take candy from someone like me? All right, let's clap farm because
he didn't completely screw it up? Wow, huh. Nobody really knows the
reason I hate Halloween. You probably don't want to get into it. I
didn't want to bring it up. But we're doing a Halloween show in a
few weeks and maybe we'll have you on. Just tell that story. But
I think it had scoted you for We'll just tell him the story. Tell
him now, you you went out, you were looking forward to Halloween all
year. He went out, geting years old. I was looking forward to
Halloween. I went out with my brother and sister, treated for hours ahead,
and I had like eighty pounds of candy in my bag. And we
were around the corner from home and these three older kids rode it up on
bikes. One of them grabbed my bag and rode off into the Nike.
Wow, craustion. Yeah, did you look for him like, oh,
Jay's looking for the killings? Did you look for him, look for him.
They speed off in the dark on bikes. Were you gonna do chase
him? Chase? How old were you? Seven? You get your bike
and chase? Yeah? It was because it was completely around on the other
side of the block, Captain hindsight here, he should have gone home,
got your bike, gotten a tube, sock, filled it with bars of
soap, Leo Johnson style, down where they lived, and living hell out
of them. Actually, my sister, my older sister, did give chase.
He was a rough bitch, that one. When he hello Sis,
she was eleven, all right, she was. She would she would have
killed this kid if she caught him. But you gonna say she definitely would
would have been the only one I could imagine would have actually stood up for
you. Is that a homosexual joke? No, listen, because you don't
know when you're referring, what are you dragging that in? Well, listen,
now we know and you know that you're Scott. You're a Scott's a
life sense. So you just wallowed in self pity and didn't call the cops
or anything. No, okay, good, good plan. Cops gonna do?
I don't know, look for the thugs. No, anyway. So
well, let me say you never went out trick or treating again. I
did, but with no enthusiasm whatsoever. Huh wow, you know what kind
of a like kind of a job after that? I think you missed one
of the top ten reasons. Then, dude, did you tell the one
about why you don't need almond joys? I don't remember that one. Don't
eat almond enjoys. I like almon joy I go back, go back to
the list, look around number seven or some figures up. Mac. It's
gonna take on another thirty minutes to find the email. What are you doing?
Keep the music? Number seven? He once went out dressed as a
big hedge clipper, but no one. Okay, what's the one before that?
Always always is in Wait a minute, Oh yeah, his anxiety attacks
around Halloween, thinking someone's going to dig up the quote un put old garden
out back. How about the one before that? Sheez talking about work.
When he opens the door for trick or treaters, they give him an apple
with a razor in it. Okay, is that number nine? That's number
nine? All right? What's number one? We're going for the what's number
six? What's number six? No? It's a oh inful. Well wait
a minute, I'm missed one. See then I missed one. Can you
place this in sure? Number six? He he refuses to eat almond joys
because there's no joy in life, So what's the point. That's the best
one. I'm sorry. That's why we went back from favorite thing you've ever
put on the top ten ever? Was so brand I like amon joyce.
It's funny, I'm enjoy It was always the yeah you need a dime to
buy one when everything else was a nickel way back when, so my grandfather
tells me, but you shared it because it was pieces Yeah yeah, mas
ba same thing. Each piece had two huge almonds in it, right,
and then they saw one that just was the cop They had coconut in it.
Yeah yeah, I likentas when they came out with just the dark chocolate
over the coconut. Yum, Oh my god, so good. I was
run for the almonds though. So anyway, sometimes you feel like and not
sometimes you don't. Thank you. You should copyright that. Why don't we
do this real quick? Why don't you take a quick breakdown at lonely Larry?
Can you stay with us? I do have to go bowling. I
am late for my pool match as it is. Okay, okay, all
right, well then we'll see, say a chat, we'll see we'll say
it due now then okay, that's French, all right, really going bowling?
No, No, I'm shooting pool, shooting pool. I'm the world's
worst bowler. Huh yeah, huh. And it's just a place that we
occasionally donate beer to. Actually, we are playing at American Legion Post eighty
two tonight. Yes, okay, well tell them what we all said.
Hey, all right, all right, don't check them for their service.
Yes, all right, thank you, Larry, We appreciate it. Why
don't we take a wish back now, right back, thank you, good
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show. As you can tell, we're bringing it to you tonight. First,
let me introduced the plus you real quick, Well, I want to
see girls across the bottle girls from Mac. Yeah, wow, good to
see it. I'm just cracking up at the stash. Club has the minute
before. If he was over here in the UK, he'd be under arrest.
Okay, something to look forward. Also with us is switch Blade Steve
woodour National cons Fund. It says it's great to be here tonight down there
in now West Virginia. Right, that's right. And also with us is
oh Al Ronaldo, you with a mechanic in the house, Oh, Mac
and everyone else. Also Club our security chief is here. Hey Mac,
my gang. You know it's going to be a big night. Now.
We got the top ten out of the way already. Wow, we can
move on. Jake's okay, all right, that hurts, but I'm not
going to show it. Also joining us letting up the evening, he's Raven
up there in the sideways. Yeah, Raven, how are you? Hello?
My friends? Thank you so much for having me. I'm doing great
now. Your father was on the previous segment on the embarrassment meter from one
to ten, tell us, I mean he said that he was a y
magnet. I'm never going to get over that pin sp and he didn't mean
yoururine either. Yeah and interesting. Okay, well yeah, okay, he's
the king of random inappropriate behavior. I think that would be a medal.
Yes, well you can tell it wasn't scripted. No no, no,
no no no, we'd still be normally the show is scripted. But he
went very off. Yeah he was. He went off the reservation from far.
So many awful stories I can tell you about just inappropriate things that have
happened. Well, I was like younger and more embarrassed. Really, yes,
that I see. He seems like a fun dad. His moments.
I wentz went two a long time ago, went over his house at dinner.
I've told this, sorry, And we had just played cards and he
said, come over to the house at dinner. So who's it was?
Himself and your mother, Raven, I'm assuming, and maybe her mother so
his mother and Laura on that side. Maybe no kids, no kids,
he didn't have any kids yet. Oh okay, so this, yeah,
that would have about my mom. Yeah. So we sit down at dinner
and his you know your mother puts a big bowl of salad in front of
him and says, Larry, you have to eat your salad. I haven't
beginning of meatballs or something is great. So he goes on a want and
she says, Larry, you know, you have to eat your salad.
So he takes his two hands and he goes into the salad bowl and just
take with two fishfuls of lettuce and eats it at the table with no fork
and no company, no nothing, you know, And I'm just like tracks
stunned. I was going, well, I'm not. Yeah, and at
that point you're you're horrified, and you're like, well, what the hell
do I do now? Yeah, no salad for me. Okay, I'm
trying to get off salad with this. Two grubby hands have already been in
there, but for him to do it with itian dressing anyway, So he
was inappropriate way back when then too. Anyway, lonely Larry, thanks each
category we're talking about here, teens, fifties, fifties, Yeah, yeah,
no, he was like seventy years old when he was twenty. Yeah,
yeah, absolutely, and then it's just gone control ever since then.
Yep, he was kicking kids off his lawn when he was a kid himself.
Anyway. Yeah, see, I can't throw stones at that because that's
me. I never wanted to play with the other kids. So they'd come
over to my house. I'd be like, please go away, and I
would kick them off my lawn. Wow, okay, you learned early.
Interesting. All right, listen, speaking about interesting, what are you drinking
tonight, Raven my coals? I let me think. I think I'm down
to thirteen cases. So that has the last night all right until March lucky.
So this is going to be a continued saga. Guys. Okay,
all right, this is this is a big deal. I got this has
the last me until March. March okay, so we're already talking about octod
So that's five months match first, uh March like twenty twenty fifth, that's
typically when it comes out, almost six months. Well, good luck,
be impossible. She can't she deliver close? Well one will knowl you so
if you don't. But look, speaking of what you're drinking, we had
a contest recently, and what the contest was you were drinking an odd drink
one night, and so we had a prize to giveaway, which was a
mash up game of Scrabble and Monopoly. It's called the Scrabble Monopoly mash up.
It's a combination of those two you know, vintage games. It's worth
about eighty bucks from my friend Philolbeins and Winning Moves games. So we asked
the audience for a couple of weeks what was that mysterious drink that you were
drinking that night, Raven? And we got a lot of respondents. We
put their names into the Magic Fishball, and tonight we're going to pick out
the winner. Now I know, I'm gonna note from the front off saying
that so many people respond to were actually giving away four prizes. The first
prize will be the game, but the two, three and four they're going
to win. Get this a autograph? Random book from mcmloney. How about
that? Excellent? That's right there, even I don't know. One of
the best sellers. It is Thank You Club. So why don't we get
to the magic Fishball, Raven? You have it in front of you.
I hope we do. I have a little message here that you sent me.
It looks like the fish ball was actually hacked. It was hacked again,
right yep again? Can't him can't help it? Those Russians? Ye,
So as the names come out, you know, number four, three
and two we'll get a macloney book, and then number one we'll get the
mashup of Scrabble and Monopoly, worth eighty bucks. It's a nice game,
and I'd like to really learn how to play. It seemed like we'd take
a long time, but you don't never know. So anyway, why don't
we start the music raven And even though the magic fishball has been hacked,
let's press food anyway? Please? All right, so the first winner of
a random mac book. This is a random mac maloney book, not a
random MacBook, you know. I just read it out loud and I was
like, let's uh, that is Cherry HOI. Let's please clap for sharing.
Actually a long time, great job. Cherry switches in coping switch floor
frozen that no, there is okay and he came to life. Okay.
Next, where we have a address or well that's the thing as they all
have. Yeah, actually I have heard address right here. It's five thirty
seven First Street, and that is in San Diego, California, some people
visiting water address that was made up? Okay, Oh, okay, that's
not it. Okay, al right, next please wow, Next we have
oh I lost my place already okay. Second winner of a random mac maloney
book is Jeff Lightner. Jeff Lightner, Okay, all right, Lightning.
That's a last name. That's a good thing. Switch isn't clapping. Switch
is not clapping. I want to put him on report. Next, please
Rick, let it be noted. Switches not clapping. The third winner,
we have Sir Edmund Prickley, the third hedgehog on the right. One one's
backyard, Old Hampshire, UK. Okay, all right, yeah, I'm
the guy I'm like. Okay, okay, mister Prickley, get it because
he's a hedgehog. Mister Prickley the hedgehog. Next, please right? Switch
is still not though? That was okay. The real third winner of a
random macalone book is Robert Demiko. Good job, Robert. Not switches clapping?
Which finally started clapping? And I'm not frozen and we like frozen?
And is this the number one winner? This is the one of the big
prize winner. This is the grand prize winner. Okay. The scrubble monopoly
mashup, we have Ruben Valdez. Here's the thing, everyone that don't want
tonight. You have to send me your mailing address, your real mailing address,
because it's funny you ask people for their address and they send you your
email address. But you know you can't mail the stuff out until we have
your mailing address. So all the winners tonight, please get in touch.
Go to macaloney dot com and hit the contact button and let us know your
address and well me your prizes out to you. So who everyone was wondering,
Yes, did you have something? Yes? Please club say they mail
it? Why don't you have them come to you to you to pick it
up? So this way we know you know who they are. Okay,
all right, well do you think someone like their government ID? And then
you could take it, you know, the selfies and stuff. Okay,
if some woman wants to come from San Diego for ten dollar macmaloney random macmaloney
book, that's fine with me. It wouldn't be the freaking deal. It
wouldn't be the first time that a fan has dropped into the studio that we
weren't expecting. But that is definitely exactly Addresses will not be shared. That
was a joke. It's just for the lulls. So okay, we got
and so so that night, Raven, what were you drinking? Everyone wants
to know. M hm. So that night I was drinking what I so,
I don't even know if this is a real drink. This is something
I found online, but they called it the Baywatch, and it's I don't
know how to do real measurements, so I just do like two tablespoons of
rum, two table spoons of cranberry juice, and then I feel like the
rest. I just kind of eyeball it with orange juice and it makes this
really nice pink drink. It's super refreshing. You can put cherries in that
bitch, like an orange slice, like a pineapple slice ice, and it's
very very light and fruity, and it was perfect for summer. I don't
know if that's a real thing, but it was fantastic. It sounds Baywatching,
very big watch. Yes, and it's only like three ingredients, so
it's you know, I just buy the cheap ram and there we go.
Sue would drink that down in the Chiffly Sue, yeah, if she could
afford it. Now, listen, have you ever heard of Irish hand grenade?
Yeah? Irish car bomb? We have to drop the Irish car bomb.
Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, I can't do that. I don't
like chugging things. They put it's three layers of booze, and when you
look at it, it's it's three different layers of booze. And then when
I was there, that guy had a bottle of Pepman schnops. He says,
let me put some shrap on on top of it. Oh no,
wow, yeah, oh no, bad, very bad. In my day,
we grew up drinking four locos that we would pay someone that was over
the age of twenty one to get us from the gas station ahead. We
would have two and we would be like really not well, what point,
It's okay? We would still keep going. What what were they? Yeah?
What what will? Local? Was driving? Oh? No, one,
we just stayed where we were. What kind of beer was that?
What kind of booze were you buy? So it's a four loco. I
don't know if they have them in Massachusetts, but they have them in New
York. And it was basically like a malt beverage that was like, I
don't know, probably nineteen percent of the usually twenty percent. Now they saw
at a gas station. Yeah serious, yeah yeah, yeah, Schlitz liquor
or half a riffer private stock, ye stuff, that kind of stuff,
but like this is like like you can have a Schlitz and like it's you
know, it's tolerable. Like you put like some orange juice in in a
Schlitz and you're like good, these were just nasty each You were only drinking
them that you could like get drug really fast and then have a good time.
What other reason to drink them? As it turns out, well,
listen, yeah, yeah, I mean schlitz. It was funny when we
were kids, don't the way talking about booze? Right, So when we
were kids, were young teenagers, and the people that we would get to
buy for us always got Schlitz, all right, And so when you're thirteen
years old, you're not going to complain what kind of be are they buy
for you? Right, So it's always Schlitz, always Schlitz. And then
somewhere somewhere, we're around fifteen or so, suddenly it turned to Milla.
Everyone's drinking Miller all of a suddenly, I swear they put in that our
minds or something, you know, they brainwashed, dosn't those? And I
never looked back. Man. I had a Schlitz probably I don't know,
ten years ago, and it was awful. It was just really bad.
I can't believe I used to drink that stuff Schlitz at that. I don't
know this place is still around and this is not an advertisement. But if
this, if this location wants to advertise for us, I think okay with
it was the heart Attack Grill in Las Vegas. Yes, they sell slits
there and they put it in a paper bag for you, so you have
what is it you your hospital gown on splits in your paper can, your
paper bag in the can, and then you get like whatever everything. It's
a really problematic place, but it's fun. It's a fun place, and
it's like Jim McKee, but I like that. I already told my slitch
story where I was back in the old days when you had to put your
tape deck install it in your car. My buddy said, okay, you
get some beer and we'll put in your your tape deck, and so they
sent me off. I had no idea what to buy them. I bought
Schlitz. When I brought it back, they all grown and said, what
that horsepiss? What's I you know? I just if I know, and
I would have got the miller or something. Yeah, I figure slitz rhymes
with no. Actually we grove. We bought favorite. I never had sut
like, so that was the least. Yeah, it was heavier. It
was something more like the half in refer buzzy. Yeah, it was higher
octane. So ye. Anyway, speaking of booze, uh switchy. What
did you have a breakfast this morning? Yeah, slits, I had a
really late breakfast. I went to Tutors Biscuit World and I had the the
country breakfast with eggs over easy, potatoes and bacon, nice and a biscuit.
Okay, potatoes like hash Browns or Home Funnel you know the uh like
home Prize? Yes, twelve bucks? Uh? No, more like ten
ten? Okay? Oh wow, okay you're down there West Virginia. Do
you leave a tip? You don't leave a tip, Dan, you can't
leave a tip. No, no tip cups, nothing. Now if you
tried to leave of a tip, would it cause like a whole rockets?
Do you think it might? I mean they probably have a policy there where
they don't you know accept chips have seen anybody do it? So I what
if what if the front like lady or a person I should say that checked
you out? That rang up your your What if you left and they were
outside like having a break, maybe having like a little smoke, and you
like passed on like a twenty no one whatever. No, right, yeah,
but then they might just buy more cigarettes with it. Oh yeah,
exactly, that's what you do with that. Okay. Anyway, Club,
you have a small report for us, not a small it's it's what I
call a quality report. Okay, but when we obligated to do. My
friend Switchie, he does a lot of quality reports. Right you'd let me
let me put your bumper in right here, reporting the latest in the US
military's new investigation into UFOs and what they still aren't telling you. It's time
for the club reports. Club what he hafers, Well, tonight, I'm
getting away from the subject of asteroids. I think people are, you know,
are getting a little nervous about that whole subject. So I want to
be more in a positive note, I guess, So tonight I'm gonna talk
about what happened last week. NASA named a what they call a Chief of
UAP previously known as UFO Research, and NASA has been under some pressure,
particularly by Congress, to get more involved in the whole UAP situation, and
so what they've done now is to become more transparent. They've actually set up
a unit there that they called the UAP Research Unit now that was recommended by
an independent study by the NASA, had put together by a group of outside
physicists and so on, because of the pressure to play a more prominent role
in understanding UAPs. And after that, I saw yesterday they actually announced who
the director, the new director of this UAP research team is, and his
name is Mark McInerney, and he's been a NASA for a number of years.
I think it goes back about twenty five years or so, but he's
he was previously the the NASA's liaison to the Department of Defense, covering limited
UAP activities for the agency, and he also served at various positions at NASA,
so it got its base in and so he's not really what you call
a political appointment. So I feel really good about that that they're not bringing
in some son of a senator or a congressman, you know, they're actually
bringing in someone from inside the company, you might say. And I think
it's a good sign for us that they're doing this. Hopefully it's not just
for show. But I think that you know, from what I'm hearing,
that this is going to be something that's good that should help produce some results
in so anyways, one of the things is is that he's going to develop
a group there that you know, they do this UAP research, but they
also you know, which helps you know, bringing NASA's expertise to work with
the other agencies. So they haven't identified who the agencies are yet, but
the whole idea is that they're going to get together and they'll analyze and apply
actually going to use AI tools, artificial intelligence powered tools in this new research.
And the thing is that the work will be they say, transparent,
quote unquote for the benefit of humanity. Now, the thing is they won't
be going back to previous sightings or anything. This is going to be all
new sightings that come up that they'll be analyzing. So they'll this will be
all, you know, going down a different road. I got a question
for you. Yeah, And the data that they're going to collect or collate,
it's not just going to be military sightings. Didn't they say they're going
to consider you know, people's sightings, the regular Joe schmos who are out
there and not drunk higher, you know, or anything that they're reporting something
that they seem that they feel legit they're going to take. That's a good
point. Absolutely, this is going to cover all kinds of sources as far
as you know, the sightings are concerned. Now, I do have a
little concern that you know that it's hopefully it's just looking at sightings of UAPs.
But I'm always suspicious when they bring someone in in another area that was
involved in another subject, and he was part of the the group over there
that also was into ask steroids, so there's always seems to be some connection.
But hopefully this is over at the JPL, you know, And so
anyways, it's interesting that he's coming in there with that kind of background.
So I'll have to wait and see if they expand that. But the other
thing is, you know, we have this as you know last year there
was the d D had set up a new unit also, which was the
EB one Object Identification and Management Synchronization Process. Yes, I should have just
given you the acronym, but anyways, that seems to be kind of competing
now because that was sort of the charge of that group, and it doesn't
like I said, it doesn't identify yet what agencies. You know, this
new u A P research group we're working with, so you know, maybe
they'll get involved with them. But to me, it sounds like we'll covering
pretty much the same thing. But it's it is the DoD versus NASA,
So maybe it's going to lead to more cooperation. I hope probably not.
I mean, and nothing you need more than a rival trying to get the
same money juggling for you know, if you're in a government program or whatever.
But I think I think that that NASA having it, I think people
feel I shouldn't say that. I mean, do you do you trust NASA
any more than you trust the US military? I do? I do.
They're scientists, they're more scientists than anything. They're a little more independent on
certain things. But I trust them more because they have more expertise. You
know, they have all the physicists and the scientists and all those folks.
Yeah, with the d D is a little bit different, and the d
DS for focus there's really more on national security from a different angle. Yeah.
Yeah, and they sort of incorporated now this whole thing with UAPs.
But yeah, I answer your question, I definitely have more Yeah, I
feel stronger about the NASA connection here right. The thing, I'm sorry I
was gonna say, but every time there is some kind of an announcement,
and usually it's an announcement to change the name of the office, or you
know, there's another one springing up, there's never anything there, you know
what I mean, there's just it's always like we you know, we don't
know what they are, and you know, looking into it, it's it's
not much. It's how they any news anymore. We're not any more enlightened
than we were ten years ago, other than the fact that they have made
this big admission that yes, they do exist. No, we don't know
what they are, and we always thought that was the reason they wouldn't admit
to it. But suddenly they fuss up that they know something is out there.
The military thinks, if it's some kind of national security, we have
to look into it, and a lot of them show up on military ranges
and stuff like that. But as you say, NASA, we'll look at
it from another point of view, from a scientific point of view, maybe
helpefully, that's really what it is. And in fact, in their charge
it does say scientific. They emphasize that so maybe that's how they're differentiating themselves
from the do d's group. But it's interesting that they're doing that. It's
funny because at the announcement, which included the head of NASA, they also
come back and said they found no proof of any alien involvement in some of
these sightings. You know that they're be coming over the side. So it's
interesting they combine that a presentation of the new vision with that comment about you
know, there's no nothing behind the aliens thing have found anything? Excuse me,
yea. So they said they baselined it. They baseline their their new
organization right from the stop by saying, yeah, but you know, there's
really nothing nothing man. You know, we don't know if we're just looking
into it, but we don't know what it is. But the name changed.
We love the name because they changes from abborne to anomalous, suggesting that
they're going to do a little bit more undersea activity. Well, and the
other part of that is they're in the presentation. The head of NASA did
answer a question response does he believe there are you know, other life forms
out there? And he said, you know, you have to how big
the universe is or whatever it is out there. So he didn't downplay that
he isn't believe in it could be something. He just said that, you
know, the committees or whatever, that last group that did some research came
back, you know, and with that finding. But no, he clearly
said that how can we believe that we're the only ones, you know,
our life forms? Right? Yeah, yeah, yeah, I mean that's
the fact. If we were the only life form in the universe, that
would be more mind blowing than if if it's you know, filled with different
species and stuff. You know, why us, I mean, how arrogant
can we be? Right exactly? We're the only ones were not the only
ones, probably the smallest type of lowest life on there is. And that's
why I think some of them can't find us. You know, it's like
ants, ants, and they see us down here, but they don't give
us any recognition. I have to remind you that there are people that think
that the Earth is flat. That's true. That's true. So there's that,
all right. Those are the ones that think that we're the only ones
here that you know, I don't have a lot of faith in NASA,
but you know, how long has it taken for them to at least say
they're going to be serious about this. For decades they have belittle you know,
the sightings. Even airline pilots had to be careful about reporting it.
I started to reread incident at Exeter, you know, we just went to
the Exeter Festival by John Ford, written mid sixties, and that's a that's
a fascinating story to revisit. They were they were actually at that time,
some of the newspapers were actually giving some credibility because you had a lot of
police officers that were seeing these things and uh, you know, and people
were seeing these things in mass and they weren't. It wasn't just a helicopter.
These things were very uh you know, very up close, uh,
all lit up, noiseless. So that was that was one little brief time
where it got some credibility. But then, you know, we've all seen
over the years the the the UFO story at the end of the newscast for
the little funny bit. Yeah, have a good chuckle. No, that's
an excellent point. That's why this is significant because you know, remember NASA
was really focused on planets in the universe. They weren't focused on trying to
find you know, aliens themselves. The idea of NASA is to go up
and uh, you know, discover what's going on in the moon, probably
as much for resources as anything thing else in ours. But you know that
wasn't their focus was the life, whatever life there is up there. It
was more you know, getting to these locations and finding out what's up there,
and not really with a focus on there, you know, little green
men up there. I think it was more focused on you know, the
as you can see from the tests they do in there, you know,
looking for water and all kind of resources and looking for life, but what
they would consider to be you know, very minimal kind of a life.
So I think it's significant that, like you say that, all of a
sudden they're they're finally admitting this instead of laughing at it. And I mean
look at CNN. All these networks now give much more time to to these
groups. In fact, that was one of the CNN areas of last week
when they announced this, you know formation, and the interviewed the head of
NASA. So yeah, there's there's some legitimates now and I mean it makes
us all things. Maybe they know something, they really do know something that
we don't know. And maybe they're about ready to tell us something. Well
we'll find out. All I know is that it's a good sign to see
them, you know, getting into this again. Well, they get a
lot of people looking into it. So I'm going to say something controversial.
Please don't, please, I don't. I don't have like high hopes and
NASA because to me, it's like they're they're being held up by, you
know, the government, and I don't have any hope in the government,
So like I feel like they're building us up to tell us something like,
oh, remember when we said Pluto wasn't a planet, Well, now Mars
wasn't a planet either. They're gonna like do something stupid that doesn't even make
sense and throw everyone off. And then years later they'll do something crazy again,
Like I say, aliens are real, and it's gonna start like this
weird cycle of mistrust almost do you know what I mean? And how do
you announce it? And who announces it? Do you know what I mean?
You're not gonna have just some guy down at NASA. It would have
to be the President of the United States would have to announce that if it
was something like really really real and have the NASA guy right there with them
or whatever. You know that would What makes you believe that it would be
the United States? Well, that's another thing. Assuming it was, I
would think it would be like the United Nations. They wouldn't share that.
No, that's an assumption that I shouldn't assume. But yeah, you're right,
they wouldn't. They wouldn't. That's only in the movies that they would
share that. By the way, we take a musk might announce it or
something like that. Oh god, I just threw up everywhere the Chinese.
I just hope they don't say uranus is not a plan. That's my favorite
list on hang on. If that isn't a good club? Is that a
good way to end your report? I'd leave it to switch to try to
ruin I wanted to. I wanted to a little funny bit at the end
of the newscast. I do have a T shirt that says, uh,
you know, it's something about Pluto rest in peace in nineteen thirty to two
thousand and four, whatever it was. That's it. There's no punch line
to watch your amos or something. Come on, they gotta put something in
the back of that thing anyway. H well, thank you to be its
gonna outseell so it's life when urinus, thank you club that's going to sell.
Thank you. I'm quite welcome. Yeah, you keep us going to
get directly involved with all of the NASA sites and see if I can follow
this, uh yes, and see if we get more out of it.
Yeah, this is a big that's a big deal. It be fun.
That's a big deal. And I hate to say, you have to kind
of see how the funding goes to follow the money. Yes, right exactly.
But you have to capture one, you know what I mean, for
anyone to be convinced. And that's why I know they don't have any of
them right now. You have to capture one. And you just have to
say this is this, and this is this, and you know, you
have to really look at it in a scientific way, you know, and
not not this kind of press big bang that the way you have to bring
it out. If you had something like that, you would bring it out
and you give all the scientific reasons why you believe this is not of earth,
you know, instead of something that looks like a a garbage can or
something. And just really, anyway, why don't we do this? Why
don't we take we have here, take a take a break now, I'm
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This is maca Ronnie want to show we have for you tonight, very quickly,
girls, very famous one one is here. Hello Macallo, girls,
welcome back to the show. It's been a fun one so far so far,
joining the heck out of it. Also with us as our national correspondent
down there in List, Virginia somewhere Switch Lac Watts, which great to be
here and like JJ says, so far we got a ways to go yet
so far. Thank you. Switch. He is a glass half old type
of guy, and the studio with us is Auranwdo UFO mcaey, Hello Mac,
Hello everyone, Smash get Away. John Wall also chief of security,
Willie Club Willy, Oh, you're doing well, you know, Mark,
I'm doing great, And I disagree with your folks here because I think so
far it's been pretty impressive tonight. I know, I don't want to say
my presentation had a lot to do with it, no, but I really
sure I found this very informative. I think when you're showing everybody here cashier
of junk food was probably a highlight. I know it was for me and
I'm just trying to cope. That's why I'm eating donut. There you go
see it's a it's a it's a gateway drug. Look. Also with us
though, is a favorite good witch up there and sideways and young Raven is
with us. Raven, how love my friends. Thank you so much for
having me and Club. Your report was great, so you are allowed to
pet yourself on the back. There you go go ahead. I'm glad you're
welcome. Scaring the hell scaring the hell of out of us once again.
Thank you. We have a guest on now, so we should probably behave
us. Tom Harry Campbell is a novelist and he's calling in and let's clap
him on now. Jessy Cakes we forget to do it later. Tom.
How are you? How do you want to be addressed? Harley? Tom?
And what most writers have three names? Mom is fine, Harley is
fine either one? Okay? And UH can call me Tom, you can
call me hard. You have a a book I was called Blue Book and
it's a mystery series that you do, right. Yeah, it's a second
book of a series that I started a few years ago. And it's set
in Dayton, Ohio, near right Patterson Air Force Base. Yes, yes,
and where I grew up. And yeah, this is a second book.
Okay. And on the back cover, let's just you know, talk
about this right off the bat. You have a Cincinnati Reds hat on is
that I was gonna I was gonna mention that when I saw your boss and
hat. There was that yet by your choice? Or did they make you
with that hat? No? No, no, I'm I'm from Dayton,
Ohio. Cincinnati was my team. That's a brave move. Okay. They
used to be good, you know. I'm sure you remember the nineteen seventy
five Okay, that's all right. Why do you have to bring that up?
We always remember that. It's still it's still an open wound. Believe
me. And anyway, yes, so, uh so, anyways, you
you grew up near right Patterson Afflis Base. Yeah, a mile away,
mile away from the from the southernmost end of Right Field, which was the
old part of the base. Well, why were you there? Was your
family in the military. Nope, I grew up My dad and mom both
grew up in Dayton, and I was born there and that's just where I
started life as a kid. You must have seen a lot of airplanes coming
and going right. Yeah, we were. We were right there. We
were about six or seven miles actually almost in the flight path, almost straight
over our house of the of the field at at the Patterson Field where there
was a sack base during the Cold War there, and then two bombers with
their you know, nuclear bombs were four would fly over our house and they'd
circle around for twelve hours, kept aloft by the four casey one thirty fives
that also took off over our house, and then they would land, and
or four more would take off and then they would land. They were always
in the air. There was a there was a time in the Cold were
during the Cold War, and it lasted pretty well into the sixties. I
think that the Air Force of the United States had a literally a bomba force
in the ear twenty four hours a day for like years. Okay, just
in case the Russians try to do something. Now, first of all,
the Russians, no way in the world where the Russians have the money,
the the the equipment, the novels of technology to do that. Okay,
they can't even get an aircraft carried afloat. But that's the that's the kind
of that's the pressure we put on those guys that at any minute, boom,
these planes are going to be there in like a half hour before you
even know what's happening. So it classed a lot of money. And back
then two, especially in the sixties, what they used to do is someone
said, well, why don't we have these planes actually do something while the
reuptus. So they would make mock bombing runs on big cities and uh in
the United States. And I can remembers just seeing you know, like six
planes flying in a formation over Boston, way up high, always with the
always with the contrails, and uh, yeah, it's quite a time.
So that must have been cool because we never saw a military aircraft where I
grew up in Boston. But that must have been really nice if you're into
that stuff. I mean, that was that was sort of the that was
a big part of it. But there was always there were always experimental aircraft
in the air, things that nobody we had no idea what they were.
And uh, it was just non stop sonic booms. Sonic booms were a
daily part of mine. Yeah, yeah, yeah, when we were kids,
we would hear a sonic booms because there was a naval last station in
Weymouth, which is probably twenty miles away from Ust. But we should just
explain to people that right pass in a space is it's a lot of things.
It's a it's a big base, but there's a museum there too,
and then there's a lot of experimentation that goes on there. It's just it's
just a huge, huge facility. And yeah, it's the Right Brothers Museum,
right well, the it's the uh the main museum. There's the is
the Museum of the Air Force, which is huge and it's on old right
Field that that part of it is very close to my you know, the
house that I grew up in. And it's a huge museum. They've got
all sorts of famous famous airplanes there. Yeah, yeah, nice. It's
on the part of the field where right next to Area B, which is
where uh portions of the book, uh portions of my book are because that's
where Project Blue Book uh was located. So all that's right there. Yeah
yeah, yeah, famous place in the middle of a lot of different contraries
and stuff. So this is the your second book. How long did it
take you to write this book? Well, actually both books. I'm a
pretty fast writer once I start. I think they both books. I had
a rough draft six months, you know after after on both books, and
then there was a lot of editing and you know, rewriting and stuff.
But pretty quick. That sucks, though, doesn't it doesn't. It really
just suck to re edit the book over and over and over again. Well,
you know, it's a great learning experience, it's and I didn't mind
it. I love the writing part of it. That editing part not so
bad. The part that I hate was trying to market it. And it's
just totally disheartening and it's a it's soul crushing is what it is. And
I'm not sure if I'm going to keep going or not. But Anyway,
I got a couple of good ones out there. I think, well that's
good, that's good. So how can people just remind people how they can
get it? You want me to hold it up so they can see it?
Well, we're radio show, but yeah sure, oh yeah, that's
right, the radio. I keep it, but we can see it.
There, there we go, there we go? Sweet? Good like the
cover? Yeah, I haven't seen the back cover. What's the back cover
you're talking about? Sinnati Reds picture one. I love it. I think
it's a British statements good good? Wow? Huh show without it's available?
It's available? How come on Amazon? And uh? What's the other one?
Barnes and Noble and just blue book? Just called blue book? Yep.
And I don't know if you guys saw the did you did? You
happen to notice who I dedicated the book too? No, let's see Merriman
row what no? No, I tell us tell us the book is dedicated
to an old friend of mine named Carl quentin Ella. Okay, and it's
dedicated to his memory. He died a few years ago. I think I
know the name. His father was the director of Project blue Book. Okay,
And uh, and Carl and I were good buddies through the whole time
that a lot of my buddies were Air Force guys, air Force kids,
you know, they all lived like a mile away in base housing, and
so we had a big gang of kids. And uh, and Carl was
one of them. And and when uh, I mean we knew about Project
Blue Book just because of him. Mainly, I mean, most people didn't
really know about it back then much. But I had to do a high
school and while I was in high school, my junior year high school,
I had to interview somebody, just anybody really for a h for a journalism
class that I was in. Yes, and I asked Carl if his dad
would let me interview him, and he asked his dad and he said fine.
So I interviewed Hector Quentinella. In fact here, oh you're still on
the radio, but anyway, I'll show you guys. Here is a Blue
Brook brochure that he gave me. Nice. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
basically the you know, the the same stuff they were telling everybody. And
but when I interviewed him, at the end of the interview, he gave
me he fed me all the same stuff that he fed everybody. And at
the end of the interview I asked him off the record, I said,
okay, this is off the record, what do you think about UFOs and
alien life? And he said, uh, you know, as far as
I'm concerned, the universe is too vast for us to think. It would
be arrogant of us to think we're the only ones out here. Ye talk
about that a lot. Yep, soul be almost impossible. It's almost and
you're not. I mean, they've discovered now that there are two trillion galaxies,
two trillion galaxies, and every galaxy has at least a trillion stars in
it, you know, or some you know, huge hundreds of billions of
stars in it. Yeah, and they have planets. To think about it,
It really does, yeah, you know. And and the way that
you get from here to there it isn't ballistic missiles, you know what I
mean. It's you have to find some other way to you know, to
to go from here to there, wormholes or whatever, because obviously it's so
vast, it's not meant for us and what we would call rocket ships to
go it would take two hundred years just to get to the nearest on the
next star or whatever. So there's something we have to figure out how to
build a flying saucer, yeah right, yep, or just some kind of
a time machine I think would be able to do it, you know.
But anyway, so without giving away a good you know, any plot points,
all right, I mean when did you should become interested in UFOs?
Well, as I said, pretty much back then. I mean, I
uh, I never was a big I wouldn't consider myself a ufologist or anything
like that, but I've always paid attention to it because of Carl and his
dad and my uh you know, my acquaintance with them, and uh so
that it's it's been around for a while. I've witnessed a couple of UFOs
personally, and uh that's that helped keep my interest in it to some degree.
Did I mean as a kid, when I was a kid, we
knew a fu of os. There were there were a few books in our
library, but they were actually like flying sauce of movies back then, you
know, like Invasion from Mas you you know, us versus flying sauces.
There was there was that. It's like the UFO. It's like the you
know, flying sauces as opposed to UFOs. You know, and they were
always really really cool movies. No matter how bad they were, there was
something really cool Abondham. And that's that's what kind of attracted me to it,
saying, well, this is strange that there might be something something really
odd out there. You know, it's not all just what the nuns tell
you, you know, it's there's something else, you know. So you
had you had nuns too, I had nuns. Yeah, you could read
my first book. Oh really it's about nuns. Really, yeah, it's
about it's about a it's the same cop. It's in Dayton, Okay,
it's sort of it's it's sort of develops. His character is much more developed
than the first book. But he it's all about Catholic abuse by the priest
in the Catholic church. It's not the case that he's in the big case
that he's investigating about that. Okay, so uh, none of that in
the second book. The second book is just about investigating a bunch of murders
to take place. Uh, that are all They all seemed to be leading
back to Right Patterson Air Force Base and the remnants of Project Blue Book and
and the cop John Burke gets sucked into the whole thing, and he's,
uh, he's afraid he might be the next one to go. So so
if if Hollywood came to you and said, Okay, who do you want
to play a main character, who would it be? Well, you know,
I thought about that after I wrote the first book. He's probably too
old now, but I thought, I thought, Jeff Bridges, Jeff,
oh yeah, okay, yeah, he's a good actor, but he's and
he's also a musician, and I'm a musician, and uh, I thought
we'd get along. But he's too old now. A good choice. What
instrument do you play? I played the bass fiddle. Okay, okay,
we had a joke there for a second, but you know, yeah,
you know I'm not playing old time music and bluegrass music. Oh really?
Yeah, okay, yeah, there's a lot of uh yeah, there's a
lot of talent that clubs and stuff there. So there's a lot of talent
that goes into playing that music. You know, there really is, you
know, And whenever you see bands like that, they always played live.
They're never faking it. Nothing in the country or ever faking it. I
don't know. And somewhere I saw I looked at something mac max a musician,
right, or he did an album. No, no, I just
hang around with musicians. That's why I wanted to what do you call the
guy that hangs about musicians? A drama? No groupy groupy Yeah yeah,
yep. But so, uh you can find your book on Amazon, Amazon
or Barns and Nobles and yeah, okay there it's called Blue Bug John Burke
Mystery by Tom Holly Campbell. Now we would say him last week that anyone
has three names, they sound like a serial killer or something, did you
Well, the reason that happened is, I mean, Tom Campbell's my real
name. And then, uh, like I said, I was, I
was a musician, and I got into this band. We all had sort
of odd This was a bluegrass band, so we all had sort of stage
names, and I was I was Hurricane Harley hot Mud. I was meaning
for Holly Davison was the hot Mud family hot Mud. Okay, Hurricane Harley
hot Mud. And then another guy joined the band and his name was Tom
also, and it just got confusing to have two Tom's. Yes, so
they decided they were just going to call me Harley. So pretty much from
the age I was twenty five on everybody knows that I've met since then knows
me as Harley from the back. All my family and high school friends and
grade school friends know me as Tom. So I wanted to put both names
on the book. So what do you do? What have you done for?
What have you done? What was your career? What did you do
well? Uh? For many years a musician, I was on the road
as a musician, traveled all over the country in Europe and uh. And
then I was a songwriter for several years, and I back and forth to
Nashville, wrote some some a lot of you know, country music, and
uh, wrote a lot of bluegrass gospel kind of songs. And you were
able to make a living doing that well for a while. Yeah. Then
I then I wised up and quit the road, got married, became a
sheenist for several years, and then a carpenter and a house painter and uh
uh contractor, and I retired about a year and a half ago. I
the last fifteen years I was a home inspector for a real estate transit.
Really yeah, yeah, hanted house. I was gonna say, they're all
haunted exactly in one house, A good one that I inspected. I live
here in Ithacan, New York. Or well, I live in Trumansburg,
but it's right near Ithaca. Oh, that's that's I'm in upstate New York
too, Binghamton. Well, we're right, we're neighbors my daughter. Oh
yeah, that's literally right down the road. That's so funny anyway. Uh,
Hans Beta, who was uh sort of the second man in line for
the uh for Los Alumus for the for the Manhattan Project behind Uheimer. Yeah,
a guy named Hans Beta, and uh, he was here in Ithaca.
And my my wife's father was a mathematician for many, many years at
Cornell, and so he knew all these guys and there were five or six
of them that worked on the Manhattan Project here. We always referred to him
as the bomb boys. But I inspected. One of my inspections was a
house that Hans Beta's son was selling. And when I went into the bay,
guess what I found? A bomb shelter. Oh is that right?
Okay, he knew, he knew his son. Classic, that's funny.
That's funny. Yeah, everything's okay. But we're building a bomb. Pretty
cool, that's that's was there food in the bomb shelter? It was pretty
rats or something that's cleared out, a couple of cheap old bunk beds and
concrete block walls and wind up radio. There was no really too bad.
Yeah yeah, well that's that must have been. You must be a very
accomplished bass fiddle player for YouTube tour the world. Uh uh, well,
I you know, I played enough to fool people. And he's a real
musician. Never played jazz. Do you have one here? Yeah? No
one understands that. Do you have one close to you? Do you have
a bass downstairs in the in the dining room? If we take up,
can you still play it? Oh? Yeah, all right, well I
play. I'm still in a band. We have a band here with my
wife played snare drum and got a band here and uh called toivo t o,
I vo v o. It's the finished word for hope. And our
Fortian player is a Finnish guy, and uh play a lot of Finnish music
and tex mex music and Cajun music and country music and rock and roll,
all kinds of stuff. I'll tell you. If we take a quick break
now, could you hang around and just play us into the next next segment?
Oh? I can't do that, will you sing? Can you sing?
Can you dance? All right? Do you want to hang around for
it? Do you want to hang around for about ten one minutes? I
want to ask I ask your question. Records records out? Uh, back
from the old days. Yeah, I had recorded a couple albums with two
different bands, and and then uh, the only this band that I'm playing
with now. We we have one CD out that we've that we've recorded about
twelve years ago, so it's old stuff. But it's the same band.
We've been the same, same group of people here in Trumansburg. We're all
local. We don't go on the road. We play in local clubs and
bars and parties and different things, dances. It's all fun though. It's
fun. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I means you need any roadies,
he said, roadies, not groupies. All right, So listen, why
don't we take a quick break here and we'll be right back. You're listening
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Well, what a show we have for tonight. Very quickly, girls,
you know who's he a famous one one? Hello Mac, Hello, girls,
welcome back to the show. Hev it's awesome, it's funny, it's
great, and we've got Tom Harley and you had someone delive you jump food
today from the States, from the colonies. Wow, we've all across the
Atlantic. Favorite food also with us is from National correspondent switch Plade, Steve
wad Switchy. It's great to be hearing, great to be the National correspondent.
There you go. Okay, first time you's ever said that. Did
you have a cat on your desk there a little while ago? I did
earlier that one was walking around and uh then one was laying on the keyboard,
and now they're both on the bed. There you go. Okay,
that's going to be several demerits. Okay, at the end of the year.
Uh have a club security chief club. How you doing? You know,
I'm doing great. You know, We've got a good show tonight because
it's times flying by. Yes, some nights of drags, Tough Love Club.
Can you give us a couple examples that shows great for you? Yeah,
when you do that last presentation last year, we have video be a
video of YouTube bro hugging. Don't forget that at the I love the man.
Yeah. The thing is club is a lot taller in person than he
is on zoom. Yeah right, as it turns on, you are a
lot smaller in person. Wow. See you walked right into that. That
was one glasses I do. Of course, I've been wearing those for years.
I can't wear heavy glasses. Well yeah, huh no, good for
my notes. So yeah, we'll put him on and we'll all want to
both of Joe Biden. So listen. It would automobile. Yeah, well
you are riding around in a Cadillac. Right, how's that fall you do
you still get jeep? Of you? You have a Caddy in a No,
just just the caddy, yeah yeah, just the caddy. Nice car.
Yeah yeah yeah, he drove it down the islands. I got it
with the royalties, I get here. Did you really see switched? If
you say if you save your money anyway, that uphoe mchanical over now though
it is here too, eh, Hello Mack, Hello everyone? Do you
think the night is dragging? You know? But I didn't get any royalties
either, so we might make a difference between the club. You know,
I have no idea what that is anyway. Also a good friend up there,
and so I was raven. Isn't this raven? I love my friends,
Thank you so much for having me. And you had a cat in
your screen a little while ago as well. Right, Yeah, she was
not having it tonight, so she left me. She's she wanted to make
biscuits in the other room. I'd see, Mack, how many demerits is
Raven gonna get good? Compared to how many demerits I'm going to get?
I was wondering the same thing. Thank you for bringing that up. Switch.
What is it? What is a demerit for a cat? I don't
know anything. What egregious thing? You know? Your cat was on more.
We had more of a visual, a sighting of your cat, you
know. Mind you might have seen the tail go by, So I think
that's less demerits for me. No, you would think you have a diacting.
I'm gonna disagree, but it is not up to me. It's not
it's not Raven Maloney's Military X Files. That's right, I remember that switch.
I can't hand out the DEMERITSSEF. But we did see Raven's cat during
the UFO Festival on the big screen behind them, I mean good And I
kept saying, I'm hearing that turns around, He's gonna have him gone broke
that. Yeah, they were pointing and laughing. I'm like, oh my
god, okay, I'll just hold you. And then like she's sitting there
for like a couple of minutes staring at like you know, my camera,
and I'm like it was such a freak. I'm like, what are you
doing? World by an audience also with us joining us tonight is uh.
Author Tom Holly Campbell has a new book I'll called Bullbook, a John Brooke
mystery. Why don't we give him a round of applause because when he's famous,
they'll remember the little guys on the way up? Am I going to
get the merits or royalties? Yeah? Okay, do you have any cats
recognition? You don't have cats? Do you? As of about six months
ago? No? Oh well yeah, okay, you know eighteen years olds.
Okay, that's a long time. Wow. Yeah, did the cat
ever do anything that you thought? It was just kind of I don't want
to say paranormal, but just kind of odd behavior. Well, the cat's
name was Lucy, and not long after I after she died, I was
playing golf and I found a golf ball on the course and I picked it
up and printed not handwritten, but actually a print printed on the on the
golf ball. It said, Lucy the Cat says, have fun. Now
that was pretty My whole body is doing that, like, wow, Wow,
some kind of brand of golf ball, that's Lucy the Cat have fun.
I think it was a titlist or a you know, just the top
flight ball. But someone had printed this, you know, little letters on
there. I still have the ball. I have it downstairs and you still
have it. Wow, that's just took it. And oh yeah, I'm
never going Yeah, no, hang on to that forever. That's crazy.
That is crazy. That's a crazy story. I've all the chances, you
know what I mean. But that was that was Lucy. That was Lucy
reaching out to you for sure. Oh that's really nice. Yeah, stuff
like that happens a lot, do you know what I mean? I mean,
everyone thinks, you know, it happened so much. Someone said,
there's no coincidences, because if there were, why why did they happen so
much? You know, there's got to be some reason for stuff like that.
And it could be a glitch in the matrix. It could be this,
it could be stuff that was beyond our understanding. But stuff like that
you just hear from. You know. You just there was someone who talked
to you about a year ago. They get married. They went on a
cruise and they saw the you know how they saw their in laws on the
same Their future in laws are on the same cruise, you know what I'm
saying. Okay, so there's two people aside of the being. There's a
guy and a girl and they're just you know, kind of going out.
You know, they haven't met the parents yet. The parents they're looking at
old home movies, you know. Years later, and there's the girl's parents
on the same cruise as the guy's parents. Well, that's pretty cool.
I've seen photographs like that where people have in the back, like in the
background a photo and like the person the focus of the photo was like their
wife that they met like ten Yeah, yeah, it's easy ye see How
does that happen? You know what I mean? How does that happen?
And if if you snapped a photo at that time or taking photos at that
time, you would not know what had happened, you know what I mean.
But here's the proof that stuff like that happens all the time. He
might not be aware of it, but yeah, strange. But you know,
we think about cats, the path of life was mapped out, and
part of that evidence is in those frames, in those captures, in those
instances that we call coincidences, and it's it's the matrix, So let us
do it. It's something, it's something, It's a blip. It just
seems like a blip in the program for sure. Yeah, you know,
and I've had like maybe maybe for a really crazy crazy esp coincidence is just
no other way to explain it than something just really weird. Yes, I
think you mean ESPN ESPN No, come on, Raymond was a joke.
I'm hilarious, the betting capital of TV. I'd love to have two second
esp that would be fun to a second. Yeah, there you go.
Yeah, operations. Do you mean like a little blip of like what's going
to happen in like in like a few minutes or like a few years,
and two seconds like Chris, two seconds just enough to duck a punch there,
you know, yeah, so listen. Or two seconds before the dicest
thrown on the at the table. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that would
be just two seconds one would if you could just yeah yeah. Playing cords
is the best when you think of it. You know, playing cords is
the way that if you had a couple of seconds ahead of everyone else,
that would really help you a lot, I think, you know, And
and playing blackjack wouldn't really help you. But anyway, could you imagine the
suit's coming down from upstairs? Ah ye, yeah, yeah, yeah,
I think all right, I think you've had enough for tonight's sarcodbyfe don't come
back by forever funny. So anyway, Switchy is uh this past weekend he
practically ran the moth Man Festival down there in West Virginia, and he's going
to give us a breathless report. Let me put you you bumper in right
here, Switchy, 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. Okay,
I wouldn't say I ran it and it was just a cog in the
wheel. Okay, it is actually Jeff Wansley and his family and his in
laws and friends and relatives are the ones that it's really it's a family run
festival, and Jeff has uh he co founded the festival with another lady named
Carolyn Harris who's no longer with us, and he founded the Mockban Museum.
He's got a couple of other businesses there as well. And he was he
was actually six years old when all all this happened in the mid sixties,
when the Mokman sightings occurred, when the bridge collapsed and so forth. So
over the years he started collecting material and he has He's put together an incredible
museum that has captured all the history and folklore of that time period. Well,
they started in two thousand and two. They started happening a Mokband festival,
and it had very humble beginnings, but now you're just talking thousands and
thousands of people. I was the MC there and I also spoke on John
Keel and the Mothman kind of a Mothman one on one, and I also
was one of the tour guides on the hay Ride on Saturday night, we
take people into the dreaded TNT Area. Now, the TNT Area was a
place back in the forties where it was a huge complex where they made explosives
for World War Two. Once that was over, most of the buildings were
taken down and dismantled. The old North Power Plants still stood there, and
that's where one of the first major sidings took place. Two married couples saw
this six or seven foot tall winged humanoid with red glowing eyes, and it
chased them into Point Pleasant. So that's where the that's where the festival's help
point wasn't West Virginia deep in the Ohio Valley, and it is right on
the banks of the Ohio River and the Kanama, or actually two rivers come
together. So I did a wh when I was doing the hay Ride and
doing the m seeing, I would do informal surveys to see who the old
timers were and who the new ones were. Well, last year it was
about two thirds new and one third the old Guard. This year it was
more like three quarters new and one quarter of the old Guards. Due to
the well the film came out twenty years ago. Richard Gear that that alerted
a lot of people to the Mothman prophecies. A lot of people have not
read the book by John Keel and uh so uh, but you know,
through various documentaries and so forth, more and more people know about this this
period of time. Call it, you know, history of folklore, whatever
you like. And the I mean, I saw some pictures from above of
the thousands of people there over the weekend, just amazing. Yeah, that's
called go ahead now. I was just gonna ask where people pulling quattas out
of the Mothman's ass, the statue's ass? Was that activity going? You
know what I you're talking about? Man is talking about the shiny Hindie.
You know, we're very very dignified here in West Virginia and we call it
the shiny Hineing. Okay, go ahead now. The line just to get
their picture with the Mothman was incredibly long. Lines for for everything food And
there's a at the crossroads there, the side street. It's where the statue
is and that's where the most of the speakers have their tables and they're very
accessible. The speakers were down at the Senior Center, which was a very
good place to have them, and uh, it's just they're just uh,
you know, it's it's has a lot of typical festival stuff with T shirts
and you know everything mothman and food and so forth. But uh, you
know, the it's it's great when you're interested in this stuff and you have
been reading certain authors, paranormal authors, to have a chance to see them
speak and also have a chance to speak with them. Now, the only
thing that costs a little bit of money is that hay ride, the T
and T hay ride. It's only five bucks. And the line for that
was was amazing, and so we there was three of us. There's three
tractors. Two of the carts are properer hay ride with bales of hay.
They usually give me the old man cart with the nice comfortable seats, which
which I always appreciate. And so we go off through the We start at
the farm Museum, which is still part of this fast T ANDT area,
which you know, it fills acres and acres and it's a really creepy area
in the daytime, very creepy at night. And so for a few days
ahead of time, I started setting setting up calmly together bizarre looking creatures and
giants, spiders and stuff and lighting up their eyes and strategically placing them in
different parts of the ride. But the real, uh, the peak experience
for the hay Ride, a couple of my buddies, John and Chim.
They fly the moth Man. They take the there's a moth man suspended up
in the ceiling of the of the museum, and so they rig a wire.
They take them out. They hide behind the old acid plant. They
have this ingenious low check delivery system with a hand crank. They light up
his eyes with battery power and they blast a sounder effect which I can't reveal
what it is because they've never paid royalties and I don't want them to end
up imprisoned or with ankle bracelets. We'll keep that secret. But it's it's
just really really cool, it you know, you just have a lot of
fun with people, you find out where they're from, and uh, it's
just you're also go ahead, you're also scaring the shit out of people,
right really in a way? Well, yeah, well we try, you
know. I told him that we were infested with a bunch of giant mutant
spiders and uh, you know, I mean one thing that really got a
laugh I got. I had had this old, big spider about two and
a half feet long, a realistic looking one. I put a wolf's head
on it and like like a camera switch, put like always there and spray
paint. It almost looked like it was all part of the same creature.
So as we were rounding the corner, this is now it's the Meclintic Wildlife
Area. So I'd said, look, this is the Meclintic Wildlife Area and
we're going to experience some wildlife here. And I said, well, here
is a common wolf spider. And that always got a good laugh because I
didn't really expect it. But his eyes were lit up red and I had
him highlighted with with flashlights and so forth. But there was one you know,
the people are sometimes you get a good crowd that just really eat it
up. And there was one that when when we come around the corner and
you could see the moth man in the distance, you see his red eyes
and he's poised on that wire to come down as you as your cart goes
by. And I'm always telling people say, you know, look, there's
no guarantee we're going to see the moth Man, and we can't give any
refunds. The good news is the excess goes into my retirement fund and all
this nonsense. So I'm down playing the Mothman. In the meantime, this
little girl is seeing the Mothman in the distance and she's she's pointing and her
hand is going up and down, and so I was kind of mimicking her
arm. I said, young lady, do you have some kind of condition?
She said, no, no Mothman, moth Man. I said,
oh no, we're not going to see the moth Man. It's a trick
of light and shadow, you know. And then when the Mothman flew,
I said to her, why didn't you tell me the Mothman was there?
So they everybody just ate it up. So you're just you know, you
play the audience. They that's a high point for so many people is to
go on. This says, hey, right, you don't really need anything
because the area is so creepy atmospheric, but it's it's so I spent three
days climbing ladders and hanging up stuff and cobbling together little little beasts. Creepy
Crawley. Thanks, thanks for your service switching. Well, listen, there's
a lawsuit in there somewhere. Right when you think about it, it's just
you know, I could see someone you know fake in a hot attack.
So what are the cops? What's your What's just remind everyone like when the
Mothman Museum is open for the public, Well, it's open every day.
Uh normally it's I think it's ten to six, uh and during the and
then the Sunday it's open at noon and to five. I think. Anyway,
it's it's it's open all the time. Uh. The Mothman Festival is
uh if all every every third weekend in September. And you better get your
hotels now or motels now because they fill up really fast. Right everyone here
heard it here first. It really is a lot of fun and you can
people that are interested in this. Uh. Some people aren't interested in the
paranormal. Why they just go to have a good time. But if you're
interested in this kind of thing, you can talk to all kinds of people
about these subjects without you know you have Sometimes your friends and relatives will look
at you sideways or cross side when you find when they find out, what
did you do this weekend? Where did you go? So yeah, And
it's funny that you thought, like, you know, you did like the
tally of like who's who's new and whatever. There's like this big resurgence with
cryptids, and you know that that entire paranormal and folklore aspect in general,
you know, because there's so many documentaries and shows that are out right now.
So I think that's why there's like such an uptick. But it's great
because then you know that can keep going for another ten twenty years. Yeah,
right, Yeah. When I gave the talk on the Mothman, kind
of a basic primer, but you can't talk about the Mothman without talking about
John Keel, who was a really interesting guy, did all kinds of you
know, he got so tired of talking about the Mothman. He was just
he would always change the subject. But he was a really really interesting guy.
One gentleman came up and he wanted me to sign his copy of the
Mothman Prophecies, even though I'm not John Keele and he's been deceased since two
thousand and nine, but I was I was honored. Did you do it?
Well? All right, switch, let's get a switch around of applause
with all his hot work scaring the hell out of little kids. Well,
I used to do that, and when I was in Michigan, I spent
a whole month setting up my front yard with with creepy crawleys that would move
on pulleys and sound effects and all that stuff. You know, it just
gets fun traumatizing the young shoulder. Really, Okay, get over there,
we go this testimony in three months. If they don't want to come to
your house to get candy, then you just keep their candy exactly. Yes,
why didn't we think of that? So listen, the train is arriving
in the station switching. Well, okay, I can hear it in the
distance. Is that what that noise? So we're gonna say good night to
our guest tonight, Tom Holly Campbell. His book is out, Blue Book,
a John Burrick mystery, and has everything in I read. They know
the pre of it, and it sounds like a very exciting book, and
it's you write what you know. So it happens around where you grew up,
right, Pattison influence space right, and everybody should run out and buy
it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure. Yeah. Very good
ratings on Amazon by the way, but a few ratings there and they're all
high. And then cover. Yeah, and I don't mean I don't mean
the reviewers are high. I mean the ratings high. You don't never don't
say that you don't a nice cover, too nice atmospheric cover and was really
going cover. Yeah, it's a selling books. So good luck that,
Tom. We really appreciate it. Good luck to you. Since Danny Reds
Okay, the Reds will be in there before the Red Sox. You're in
there for sure, and we really appreciate it. We'll get him next year,
yeah yeah really maybe about ten years maybe, but you never know.
Look, there is fantastic job, Club. Thanks for joining us, Club.
I know you want to dive into your red junk food treasure chests.
There I do. I'm gonna have it while I'm watching the Red Sox Texas
game. Oh man, you'll need the sugar to stay awake. All right,
all right, thank you club for joining us tonight. We'll talk to
you soon, okay, Okay, we'll talk to you soon about the casino
trip. All right, sounds good. Okay, Thanks you, Switchy,
Thank you Switchy, Thank you my pleasure. Appreciate Okay, Elwinado. Time
to will start the engine, time to head out. Thanks you all for
joining us tonight. We appreciate glad to be here. I'll order me a
black and blue burger with a side of onion rings. Right, yeah you're
saying black and tan. Yeah, you know that's what I was figuring.
More in line with anyway, we'll oo will send the bill to you at
one one. Uh and thank you well, Raven, Raven of course,
thank you. Thank you so much for having me your space buttons, but
we couldn't see them all night. Space buttons, space bunds. Yeah,
space blending with my background. You need you need some backlight. You need
backlight, you know what I mean? Yeah, that little but you need
backlight. You need a backlight so you can put the light on the back.
Appreciate me. I need like way better lighting than I have, but
it's just not going to happen. Put only Larry on the job. Well,
thank you okay. And you told me earlier that you've had a head
butt with your dog and that you were suffering. Yeah, my dog,
my rescue, my baby girl Ruby. I love her so much. I
was sitting on the couch with her yesterday. It was Monday morning, and
so it was already terrible because it was Monday morning. So I had to,
like, you know, go to work and whatever. And she's sitting
next to me. She's a seventy pound fox sound and doesn't know how big
she is. And all of a sudden, I'm sitting there. I was
talking to mister Raven, so like my head was turned and she just goes
and goes like bam, right back in my head. I had my glasses
on, so this side of my glasses just went like into my face.
Her head hit my forehead. I have had a headache ever since. Wow,
not like this headache has not stopped. You might have gotten a concussion
with that, you know, I've had two other concussions, and so I
haven't been experiencing the symptoms. So I think I'm okay, Yes, but
I have bruising around my eye. Really cover up with my with Mike concealing.
How's the dog? Is a dog acting strange? Hi? And she
doesn't care? Okay, she got off the couch. It was wiring her
tail. She didn't care at all. I had hurt so bad and she
could not care less. Wow, Okay, Well this moment in Raven's life.
Yep, brought you by Paerina another day anyway, Thank you wow Ravens
for joining us. We'll talk to you soon. Sounds good. Okay,
and one one once again, thank you and we will talk to you soon.
Okay, okay, always a pleasure. Let me go very quickly into
the plugs. Homesfot Troopers is an organization that raises money for veterans who were
injured in post nine to eleven combat that the Afghan Wall and also the Iraqi
Wa. These are folks who came home, many of them missing limbs,
and Homestrot Troops builds them brand new houses that adapted to their issues, so
in other words, lower account to space, not a lot of stays.
Things like that just make things a little bit easier on them. And then
when they complete the house, they rip up the mortgage, they give them
the keys, they have it. It's their house forever for free. And
this is our way to kind of pay back and pay back with these people
of sacrifice for us, and they can go and rejoin the world without having
to think about a mortgage over their head. Every month Homesrot Troops, ninety
cents of your dollar goes through rachel our veterans, so please google them see
what's going on homest troops. And that's the gang. So we're gonna have
a Halloween show coming up soon. We're gonna have a music show coming up
soon, but tbd. So thanks very much for joining us. And so
this is back from the entire Gangs saying be safe, be happy, and
bye bye. And now please stay tuned for a bonus segment of Mac maloney's
Military X Files show. It's been so long since I've seen her face.
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