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right now. There are one thousand UFO sightings reported around the world every month.
Ninety percent of these sightings can be explained, but ten percent cannot.
Officially and unofficially, the US military has been investigating the UFOs since nineteen forty
seven. Top secret goal is to mind out what's behind these unexplained sightings.
The Pentagon classifies them as unusual airborne anomalies, but a better term is X
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cases UFO incidents that baffle even the US military. This is mac Maloney's Military
X Files and now here's Mac maloney. Welcome first breath there we well good
evening when I'm walking to mc maloney's. Well good evening everyone, and welcome
to Macloney's Mill track style showing here on the Distant Thunder video knowing this is
Mac Maloney. What a showy for you tonight? What a show yeah for
you tonight. Big girls, First, get ready to sit yourselves down,
get your big box and cleanings, get your fin get your rum squeeze and
your loom. I know I'm missing something, but he s across the puddle,
the very famous one one. Hey, Mac, glad to be here,
especially on this show, which is going to be like up there with
the Beatles on that Sullivan. It's going to be the Shoe of shoes,
the big Shoe. Then I did I am huge? Did I leave something
out in your introduction? So sitting some squeegee wipes, stanning, big misca,
cleaning, big box, tissues. Okay, I think I covered it
off. Okay, everything everything okay with you there? Wannie, Yeah,
things are okay. It's getting warm here too. Did you ever get your
license? You're driving on the wrong side of the road. License. No,
I didn't get I failed part of my theory test, but only in
Britain with the video thing. And it's it's a stupid video thing that that
they just started implementing where you have to spot hazards and just click a mouse
to do it. And I didn't click enough hazards. Apparently your lunch was
crazy because are so obvious in the videos. So what happened? I think
there was something wrong with the program, but I'm sure it is about So
what do you go to jail now or what? I just don't get my
license? So does does does anyone drive there? I mean yeah, I
mean anybody I've asked is that they have ever had the the video portion of
the theory tests and they look at me like they never heard of it.
You know they're doing you know what they're doing. They're keeping Americans out.
It's obvious, no show, They're keeping farming is out. They don't want
them on this. Like fifteen people, it's it's workstations taking the same tests
as I was taking, and there were mostly young kids. I was the
oldest geezer in the building. Really okay, people look at me like,
what's up with the American? Well, there's how much how much time do
you have? I must also we can say this about our next co hosts.
International corresponded down there and well, I'll say flat Hiah West Virginia.
He goes, that's the vibe tonight is switch flag Steve Ward switching? How
you doing? I'm doing pretty? I actually I am today. I am
beyond wonderful? Really? Yes, okay? Interesting? All right? Well
should we discuss your hairdoo now or later? He has a completely different handoo,
folks, completely He's got like this kind of Elvis curly thing caing over
his eyebrows. It looks completely at Bill Haley curl Yeah, Bill Haley,
Holy cow, Bill Haley. Yeah no, it's a superman curl. Well,
okay, if you say so, but listen is so what's up this
switch? You just get another week and the delivery what well, it was
dry cleaned and the first thing that we sent back was a rodent and we
got it straightened out. Okay, well, switchy going with the floor,
all right, switch everything so we can talk about your breakfast into good one.
I didn't hear from you. It was a it was a good one.
And what's even even better than that is, yes, after a one
plumber wrapped out on me, you know, pun intended. One plumber got
sick, you couldn't show up. Yes, the other plumber did show up,
but had to come out twice. The city had to come out twice.
My plumbing situation is harmonious, really, okay, the greatest fear.
What's from even though I haven't to do broken the people? Yeah? Just
a couple hundred bucks, A couple hundred bucks. Okay, all right,
that's good, that's good. Yeah, you're talking about obstruction of some nature.
You talk about your house plumbing, right, you're not talking about your
personal plumbing, are you. No. I explained that I take care of
that with miralazed. They had to send the city out for that. That
would be weird. Well anyway, good, and that's okay. It's like
hitting the bottomy in reverse, right, switchy, Yeah, it's it's firthy.
You just to the wash clo take a shower and not do his like
a sea shower, you know, yeah, do it really quickly and uh
you know, by a lottery ticket. I won't mention about flushing, but
because that would be okay, into the weeds tm I anyway, also with
us, well in the studio because he's throwing pieces of you know, big
and at me. Is uh u a pho mechanic. Alma, holy gosh,
alishall Alvin, Now though, how you out? I'm doing great,
mare, just I'm glad to be alive. Let me introduce someone then we
can address the nineteen Nails and you attire. Okay, okay, that seems
to be just it happened, you know. And that's a good name for
a band, isn't it. Nineteen Nails also with us? And I said
again, and we'll need him tonight as a security chief Willie Club w C.
How you doing excellent? Excellent? I just you know, I don't
know what it is, I know, but I'm taking it the way it
is. It's like listening to the other international person there, you know,
he said he's what unbelievably good tonight or something something. But of course,
now that he's taking care of the problems, uh with his plumbing, yes,
I'm sure he can sit down for a lot better. But I just
had a comment on your hairstyle. You know what, you had to call
it the skunk had a skunk on your head? Well, it said,
yes, it's it's definitely black and white, they sent back. I mean
that's a nice way. I mean, you remember women used to wear skunk
all the time and then they stopped it because you know, it's not in
fashion. But you I was able to see how you meant that in a
nice way. Club you see, you know you know how I think.
So that's good. Thank you. Huh, maybe skunk will come back,
you know, fashion is uh should I don't know where I ever went anywhere
anywall because it's stunk, that's why. But we can make a comment about
clubs here. We could call it wasteland. Oh wow, there's a big
head here that it needs to cover on that switching problem. You know,
you've got a small head, so it's it's like telling the pope he's uh,
you know, a wasteland anyway? Switch? Well, thanks for joining
us. Also with us is hopefully we'll stay with us in the two hours,
we'll see is a fraving good witch up there in sideways? Raven?
This raven? How are you? My friends are doing great things for having
me. Wow, looks like you just came from an all girls softball mom
or something. What do you wear in the baseball jersey? Something? What
is that? It's it actually has uh the creature from the Black Lagoon on
it and please what does it say? Please keep please keep the lagoon clean?
And he has litter and pollution on We just had a visual with that.
Okay, some of the goog take to just recycle and not throw things
out. I got it. Can you pick it up at the UK with
a huge overflow problem the audio? Okay? Maybe, okay, that's good
things. I don't remember where I got this book. I love it.
It's memorable to us. Now also with us as our is super fan super
super fan Susan Kay down in North Carolina. How you doing special K super
K. I'm doing great, Thank you so much. I was everybody else
doing Susan ten nicknames okay, okay, the fan going super fan, hot
blonde, with the vet et cetera, et cetera, so and with the
is there a cat there? Let me? I thought it was. I
thought it was her shawl get that thing. I get that. I can't
move them off a camera. You look at that. Oh yeah, that's
the problem anyway, Susan, everything's okay with you. I'm assuming right,
yep, so far, but otherwise can't complain. Let's keep the cat?
What about that sensitivity training? We were okay, we're going to get into
that because I'm getting emails. You an email and asked how the cat's sensitivity
training? About it? Apparently it wasn't going real well you about one hundred
other people. I got emails on that. But let me introduce because every
show needs a do like a dog the Bob girls out there in Chicago,
Doctor Bob, how you doing good? Mac helu everyone, hell's everybody?
You can tell doctor? How are you look at us looking to get skunked?
Ye? Okay, you don't. Let's say, all of a sudden,
skunk is the way to go. But look, so I want to
just go back. Let's let's cover two things. Thank you everyone for joining
us. We got a funny show. T I hopefully I'm not funny,
but we're going to try to do a exercise and remote viewing. A good
friend, Stephanie mgknew was going to be is going to be on and tell
us about what kind of drink that you will want to drink when you're remote
viewing, and so on and so forth. Right, Raven has a report.
So but but I have to say this right now, I'm let's take
the time down twenty nine to twenty. Is that because of a long letter
that I got from club's attorney? No. Top ten tonight, Wow,
cricket, Well, we'll put something in. You knows that's not fair.
They didn't threaten you would all it just said it could be possible legal.
Okay, that's enough for me. That's enough for me. I could take
a nap instead of writing. But anyway, a lot of it is based
on the listeners. You know, you don't I do. And there's a
lot of people that you know, were starting to say, I think I'll
go to the toilet there in the stow I'll come. Did save it to
save the show? Okay? Next week? Top ten reasons why club lost
his hair. I'll read that one, okay. Anyway, So it's a
feeling we had something else to cover, but I don't remember what it is.
So hey, listen, Raymond, you do have your report all like
then lined up? Oh she's silent, she's speechless, speechless, My god,
what a rookie move. What do you drink? It's just while we're
in the on the subject the peach mango colsh really, I'm sorry, mango
peach Cols and after this one, I have a ruby red Colsch lined up.
If we went out to a bar, would you order that stuff like
in a second and embarrass us? You would? I mean, would you
really be embarrassed with me? With me? I guess? Hebrass me.
What if I went to a bar with you wearing a cart again and I
ordered a coal shine? Yeah? There you go? Okay, yeah,
like LL does. Right, I was just doing some edits on it.
But I mean it's it's good to go. It's very straightforward. Actually,
okay. I just wanted to tell when Ll Raven's father Will caught again so
much to one of his jobs at a big company. It was like British
Aerospace that they told them to stop wearing cot agains right, right, it's
a bad look, Raven. No, they just I mean I wasn't.
I was like, you know about ten so I wasn't really involved in those
affairs. Yes, yeah, so I don't know if his job was ever
dangled in front of him by threatening his cardigan wearing. But you could be
right, but he took a stand and he kept wearing them. Who does
that he worked for? He worked for Bae Yeah, for ten years that's
an awesome company. Well, yeah, they don't like wearing cottigans them.
Listen, why don't we do this? Raven has a report. We'll put
her a bumper in right hand, and now it's time for Raven and Raven
please, okay, let me get to the top year. So I have
the Curse of the Crying Boy. This is the UK's most haunted painting.
And if you remember from a couple weeks ago, I think it was,
it had to have been in our Hollywood show. One of them. We
were talking about TV shows. No, no, no, I'm sorry.
It wasn't the Hollywood one. It was the Asteroid one, and I was
talking about the TV show Dinosaurs, which I thought and died with. It's
a whole thing. Go and listen to it. But anyways, I mentioned
this painting in that report that I did because apparently in the set of that
show they have this painting hanging up like in their living room, and I
had never heard about it. So of course I had to do a deep
dive on a haunted painting because that's just how I am. So we don't
know when the Crying Boy was painted or what medium was used, but because
of the time frame of this. I'm going to assume it was oil on
canvas and it was painted sometime after nineteen forty five, and that will make
sense later. It is also sometimes referred to as the Gypsy Boy, depending
on what article you find, so you might see it listed as that,
and they're actually the same thing. If you google a crying boy, it'll
come right up up, and there's actually a whole series of them. So
it's sometime in the nineteen fifties, that's what we know. An artist named
Giovanni Bragolini made a series of paintings that depicted young children crying. He sold
these paintings to Taurus as a reminder of the orphans of World War Two.
Oddly enough, this one particular painting of a crying boy was in high demand
by young English couples, specifically due to the popularity, the paintings started being
mass produced into prints, and over fifty thousand copies were sold in the UK
alone, and twenty five thousand were sold worldwide. This is just a side
note. I found several different names that our artists used in his lifetime,
including Bruno Amadio, Angelo Bragolan, Giovanni Brogolan, and the previously mentioned Giovanni
Bragolini. I'm just going to refer to him as Giovanni. It's just easier.
It's also worth mentioning that there is some controversy surrounding our painter's earthplace.
So we know he was born November ninth, nineteen eleven, so he is
a scorpio. But some sources say that he was born in Spain, and
others say Italy, and some Saint France, and according to reports, there's
no record of an Italian born citizen by any of those names. So it's
a really weird discrepancy that I feel matters just because this is really strange.
I don't think it really has anything to do with it. It's just weird
that he had four different names that we know of at least, and no
one can track down where he was born when this painting was painted. Whatever.
Right, So the story goes like this, Giovanni met an orphan named
Don Bonillo. Banilo had been nicknamed the devil child, real cute, right,
as it was said, wherever he went, fire started. So Giovanni
took pity on the young boy and took him in and painted his portrait.
Sometime later, the artist's house burned down, and apparently he threw the orphan
back onto the streets. I can't say I blame him, would have done
the same thing. I get up. That's just me. This guy gets
it. It is theorized that the boy died in a fire shortly after that
happened, and his spirit became trapped within the painting itself that Giovanni had done
previously, and the subsequent went Prince So September nineteen eighty five. One one.
You're gonna have to help me out with this? Is it? Rotherham,
UK? Roterham? You got me on that one. How do you
spell it? It's r O t h E r h A M so sorry,
UK listeners, I don't know how to pronounce that one. I was
thinking Rotterdam, but there's no d in it. For tonight, it's Rottendam.
Okay, that sounds good. Apologies to the UK. So that's where
we are. And Ron and Mary Hol's home burnt to the ground after a
frying pan exploded. The whole house was destroyed except for one item, a
print of the Crying Boy painting. According to excuse me. According to one
of the responding firefighters, this was not the first time that this print survived
a fire. After the news of the Halls house fire spread, other residents
began to panic, and multiple people came forward with their own unfortunate stories.
Some people said that they began experiencing bad luck or tragedy after displaying this print
in their homes. Many people also claimed that they tried to dispose of the
painting themselves by trying to set it on fire, but the flames wouldn't take
so the local newspaper at the time, called The Sun, did a really
good job of working everyone up during this time as well. So kind of
think like the Salem witch trials, but it's over a painting. So Halloween
nineteen eighty five, this is about two months after the Hall's fire, as
well as many other fires they advertised. The Sun advertised that anyone could bring
their their Crying Boy print to participate in a huge bonfire as a way to
get rid of the evil that these prints held, and it is said that
hundreds of people showed up and approximately twenty five hundred prints were burned. Jeez
wow. After this mass paint burning, painting burning, there's little to report.
It is said that for those who kept their paintings. Apparently, if
you had a crying boy and you placed a crying girl next to it,
it would cancel out the misfortune. Oh really, so that was that was
a way of having your cake and eating it too. I thought you going
to say, they're going to get it on whatever. But one weird thing
while I was doing my research, I found that a lot of people were
confusing these specific paintings of the crying kids with the Anguished Man, which many
of you may remember that was a haunted painting that might have been one of
the first ones I covered. Actually we talked about that quite a while ago,
and that one had a really disturbing backstory, and again you can google
that. It was said that the artist used his blood mixed in with the
paint. He unlived himself a few years after he painted it. It had
a whole tragic thing, right. I really don't know how people confuse the
two there. They're totally unrelated other than they just happened to both be paintings.
That's really it. It kind of just ends there. I think people
kind of felt better after doing the burning of the paintings. I think it
might you know, maybe it was therapeutic, And I mean, I don't
know what to think about this. I feel like you shouldn't burn anything,
really, because so many people in the UK bought these prints. A lot
of house fires maybe would have had them because the painting was so popular at
the time. But if they truly didn't burn, you know, that's one
thing. But how did they do a bonfire? I just have so many
questions. Well, do you remember the story that we did. This is
just coming back to me where the guy took a photo of what it was
like a girl standing in front of a window and there's a there's someone in
the window behind them ember that and that was like a haunted painting or something.
Do you remember that story? Do I dream that? No, that's
also a hunted painting. I just can't think of the name of it.
I'll look it up and we'll get We'll get back to it later if you
want. But I definitely did a report on that because it's the little boys
standing there with a doll next to him and those little handprints on the glass
the glass. Yeah, it's so creepy. Wow. So anyway, let's
give Rave an hand. Thank you for the report. In her head though,
so the Bang's now we're in the bangs are in summer of twenty twenty
four. I don't know what's done. I just know what works for me.
Lucky, A little boy in painting is adorable. Yeah yeah, oh
really yeah? Well, you know the before you go to commercial, you
know that thing. We should do a show on this. You know what
the shroud of Turin is. The shroud of Turin. Yes, it's that
thing that is supposed to be the impression of of Christ after he was crucified.
You know that that that had a that had a church burned down around
it, and to survived the fire. Where they used to keep it was
in a church somewhere. This is the fourteen hundreds and the church burned down.
Yet that that survived. You know, they've done many scientific tests on
it, and it's always like back and forth, how old is it really?
Whatever? You know, but it's real blood on it, and and
it's an exact photo photo negative image, right if you within the blood,
if you do the if you do the the you know, the mirror image,
the mirror image of it, it's it's it's a man's face. You
know, there's there's nothing else he can be and it's not drawn or anything.
It's no nice Is that good? Yeah? Maybe it's made out of
no mix. You know, it doesn't burn. You're going to help?
Are you really going to have hired cases? The Crying Boy painting survived,
so yeah, yeah that's what's Yeah, was described in pristine condition. Yeah,
we will take a break. I don't know, and I mean it
kind of like just died out afterwards, like you know, like I feel
like a lot of people got really panicked about it, and it almost strikes
me as like a superstition kind of thing. But how do you explain,
like the painting's not burning, you know, And I don't know. I
don't know what to think about it. It's I just love a haunted painting.
You know. There's more than one of them too. It's kind of
cool. So listen, why don't we take a break now, and we'll
be right back after this. You're listening to Macloney's Military stund Show here in
the Distant Thunder Radio and Network. Thank you, Raven. We'll be right
back after this. And now the further adventures of Al Ferrari, star of
max latest best seller How to Dump a Body at Sea and Not get caught
mac maloney show, This is Lois, Oh, Lois alferri Hi, Al,
how's the book tour going? Couldn't be better? Sweetheart? Now when
I say Max's new book how to Dump a Body and see it not get
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bacon's practically flying up the best seller list. That's great, Al, but
I'm not surprised. People must be amazed when you tell them how you turned
an old toyota into a new rolls rice. Oh, when I turned a
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had that ikey job moving bodies. Oh, when I ate an ounce of
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you said it, sweetie. But wait a minute, Oh my gosh,
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Yes? But wait here comes someone. Now maybe I can bum a
rye Al? Are you okay? I don't know. The dargest thing just
landed in front of me all bright lights, flashing strokes and wait a minute,
three little guys are climb me out of it. Maybe I should call
him. I'm a big fan of the Wizard of Oz. Al, don't
do that. Okay, they're looking in the windows. Luckily I have them
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off he but let me introduce the members of the Posse Girls. You know
he's here, Ray Famous one one Oh Cross, the one Hell. Hello
mac Ollo Girls, yep, broadcasting live from across the pond right and enjoying
every minute of it. I'm glad to be here, and as a matter
of fact, I'm glad to be anywhere at this point. There you go,
that's the tattoo. No, fish and chip is good, and fish
and chips are excellent. Have you had fish and chips and honeyway fish?
Recently they had fish without the chips? So did you this blasphemy around here?
That's good? The overrun I eat chip. I just eat chips like
a snack. We know that, right. The over ender was nineteen weeks
man paying attention. Okay, yes, they're good. They're good. Also
with us is talking about a connoisseur of fine foods? Is our international cars
bought and switch blade Steve Wood switch great to be here tonight? Okay,
uh, go ahead? And how are you feeling tonight? I am beyond?
Have you been dreaming about skunks lately? We just wanted to know we
one of the listeners once to know. No, but you know there's one
of the co hosts Mclonean's Military X Files might be okay, well why don't
we go to him or her? Awesome with us as our security chief hopefully
carrying tonight as the kids say, Willie Club, Well, yeah, I
hate to correct you, but you're in error when you discuss my position.
Go ahead. You called me the security sorry, international security chief to one.
Let's let's go to the tape. Okay. Also with that, that's
all okay. Also with us tonight as our international security chief, Willie club
w how you doing great to be here? Mac? Really? And as
I said earlier, you know, I am excellent, and you know I'm
just I don't know, I can't describe it, but I'm pretty excited about
the fact we're going to be doing some remote viewing tonight. Before the show,
I did some practicing, did you, And uh yeah, I feel
pretty good. I was surprised, though, did you find yourself to locate
someone if you were if you were sitting there with a drink and now we
know that you don't drink on the none of us do. But if you
had a scooge everyone laughing, if you had a drink beside you, what
would it be? What you would like? A Scotch and water guy?
Oh? I think that was well. I always was a Scotch and water
guy for years. I had to get off that and so I become more
of a Heineken guy. And I like B and B. I like brandy
after dinner. Oh yeah, okay? Interesting? All right? Well,
so was that Cottis sock? You run COTTI sock for thirty years? No,
Johnny, Johnny Walker John Sorry, OK, thank you club. Well
I'm not from Dorchester, you know a little bit. Yeah, you know
it was almost off. Also with us is a good friend up there and
sideways and Ravens with us, Raven him my friends. Thank you so much
for having me. Do you want to tell once again, tell the audience
what kind of shirt you're wearing. Yeah, it's my lagoon, my Creature
from the Black Lagoon shirt. Not like the audience can see this. I
can see it. Use the lagoon clean. So don't litter because you know,
the creature from the Black Lagoon he can't. You know. If he
swims and he gets stuck in like a six pack of like the plastic rings,
he's gonna choke. Yes, so everyone should should recycle. Cut those
things up. You know, I haven't seen them anymore. They oh,
they have them here, so they do. That's a great movie, by
the way, I mean, just real quick for creature of movies. The
Creature of the Black Lagoon is a really really good movie. It's so good.
Lot of special effects, a lot of just everything, and it's really
good. Also original the Universal Monsters one that was the first home movie that
we ever had. We had an eight millimeter projector and we used to be
able to buy these old movies. That was Creature from the Black Plagoon and
he was wearing you could see in the back underneath his suit with the you
could see his uh you see the zipp Yeah. I was scared. I
was very young, but yeah, I scared the hell out of me.
Uhuh. I met the guy that portrayed the creature really yeah, remember his
name. Yeah, he was an amazing swimmer. He used to do like
the stunt double stuff for a lot of people. He had to stand the
water for like long periods of time. You know, if you watch it,
it's the same convention. Yeah, in the first one. They later
on they made it easier for him to breathe. But the who's the lady
that uh the creature grabs Julie Adams? Yes there maybe, Yeah, she
was there too. She was available cool extra so anyway, Wow, But
there was also the she creature remember creature. Oh Yeah, the difference is
she had a balcony. You could do Shakespeare for me. We will get
into wowitch, you're gonna take that out now. Also connection, yeah,
there you go. Wow it is It is not Steve Ward for the point.
Also with us is our Kenny of the b S Getaway Driver or UFO
Mechanic Hour and Nilbough Hello mac ello everyone, alishaw. Actually I know someone
who bought one of the original posters for the Creature in the Black Lagoon,
you know, the big sheet from the theater, and the only he ended
up buying one that was in French because he paid thirty thousand dollars for a
French version of it. The English version ones are worth a ton of money,
like thirty one hundred thousand dollars, thirty thousand dollars like thirty grand for
the French version, had it mounted, framed. And this wasn't an above
the fireman, No, no, this is somebody who does a lot of
underwater work. One of our neighs. Oh yeah, okay. Also with
us is let's say super fan, Susan, Kay, Susan, how are
you hi. I'm doing great, I'm so happy to be here. Thanks
for having me. I don't see any animals in your frame, which is
good for now sensitivity, let's get into that later. Also special guests.
We should be behaving ourselves. Stephanie McNeill, let's give her a round of
baply. I thank God, happy to be here she is. It goes
to the correct name of your podcast, please, It is the Highly Spirited
Podcast. So what you do is you you team? What do they say
you pair like ghost stories with the right drink? Correct? Yeah, So
I do the cocktail history because I wanted to know where the cocktail came from.
We'll invented it, give the ingredients, I'll drink one, and then
I tell some ghost stories, usually from the same area. So the cocktail
is invented in a city. I'll try to find some ghost from that city
too. Yeah. Yeah, that's a cool podcast. That's a lot of
fun. Yeah, and so so very clever. So how long have you
been doing how long has the podcast has been around? I know you've been
involved. Turned two in April, so two years with that, and once
you were also involved in one where everyone loved bourbon and they drank bourbon during
Yeah. So I'm with the all the little things behind me, my barrel
heads. I'm with the ABV network too, and we do a podcast called
The Bourbon Daily where we drink and talk about bourbon every day, the bourbon
daily. Well, you can talk about it every day. Okay. Interesting,
you you educated me in a pass yow. You probably didn't even know
it was that. You said, if you're at the beach, you're not
gonna have a Jack and Dan, you know, Jack and ginger. You
know you're gonna get like a sunrise or something. You know what I mean.
You're gonna get a peanut, right, yes, something like a little
fruity, but yeah, not like a brown liquor unless it's trunk usually.
Well, and wasn't it If you walk into a bar around there and you
ask for a Jack Daniels and they tell you they don't have it, there's
about that means they don't want you there. Right, It's like nobody can
mess up with Jack and coke. Go to the dives of dive bars.
They're going to get a Jack and coke. Right, Yep, there's not
much to it, But there's a place that's so fool for you on this
little island that we live on. They don't get Jack Daniels and and but
they have everything else, all that other stuff maker his moc and all that
stuff, which is to me, you know, just not you know,
so anyway, so I asked, and they said, oh, you just
don't get it. And then someone who's in the biz said it's their way
of saying, we don't want your kind to that's interesting. You could do
like a beam and coke, which is fine, but it's not the same
get and coke from a dive bar to much of college. Yeah, okay,
well, abs, what is the what? So we were we read
a boy the other night, Stephanie. We wanted to question in this because
we we we wanted a butt tend to make a very puzzling drink, and
we still don't know what it is, Okay, And I don't think she
does either, because she had an instruction sheet how to do it. From
what I saw was she I was there, he's a witness that she put
some like soda water in uh and then crush she crushed it, crushed a
lime, some piece of fruit in a hall apenia pepper, crushed it all
up, drained it, and put some kind of non alcoholic liquor over it.
Right, I mean, I'm not sure all the other stuff is like
it was like what goes down your gamagry? Yeah, that has to be
like some kind of like mocktail. Maybe like maybe they tried to do a
like colpeno margarita without the tequila. It sounds terrible, though with the way
you just described it, it looked. The funny thing was she while we
were sitting there, before she came over to do this, I saw this
implement of destruction sitting on the bar and when she walked over, what the
heck is that? And she was, well, that's how you, you
know, beat the hell out of something when you're putting in a drinks,
often in a correct way. Yeah, you just muddle the fruits. And
yes, she was putting fruit in there. And then she came back and
used it and it was and I hate to say it, but I didn't
see her clean it before she put it, you know. So I started
picking up off the bar and off the hell out of it again and then
put it down and keep going to stir because I have one and it has
like little teeth in it. They're almost like meat cleavers. Yes, a
meat supposed to have orange in it, and she just did an orange.
You're definitely getting orange and whatever you just I tell you the worst thing I've
ever seen in the worst thing I've ever seen. Right, We're at a
bar Lois and I and it's a nice place in there. We bought I
won't give them the name, and the bontender broke a glass and it went
into where the ice where the ice was Okay, oh no, this is
right in front of it, right in front of us. And he doesn't
do anything. He goes and gets the managing and there they have a little
conversation and he did nothing. He did nothing in the ice all that time.
Let's get out of here. I is trash. You're done? Like,
God, yeah, what's that place? You know where it is?
Should have known better, the bartender should have. But the manager should have
to keep on going, keep on going. And we was like, reject
please, you know I meant up? Is that in my ice cutting?
That would be I was actually I was actually in a snack bar like one
time, and one of the girls working was cleaning the fryolator and when she
was doing it, she dropped the spatula she was cleaning with and it hit
the boiling oil and went up and hit her hand and her started peeling the
skin off her hand. Wiles Wireless was going on some gentlemen sitting at the
bar who had been burned earlier in life, jumped over, opened up the
ice maker and shoved her hand in it to stop the burning oil from keeping
burning. And she went in a shock andstantly she was like, you totally
see you later. But he then bagged up a bunch of ice and shoved
her hand in it and held it there till the ambulance showed up. They
kept using the ice, and that us the ice, all right. I
lived were the Fburg and they had the stores called the Iley stores ahead would
make like soda Fountain drinks, and you get Their favorite launch meat was something
called chipped ham. It was slicing the chipped ham near where the ice cream
containers were for the scoops of ice cream. And she took off part of
her finger and they never found I didn't notice chunky ice cream these gross X
files. Oh favor? Is that what it was? I couldn't finish my
hot dog? Yeah? Wow, okay, all right, well move on.
That's this fingertip doing in my ice cream? Sir? I get the
point where the wow waited. So Stephanie, let me throw it back to
you. So what's what's the strangest drink you've ever had. There's there's some
drink, is there some mintje mintjewle ups hot to make this some kind of
drink where you have to like dust the lead and the leaf and yeah,
so it is a mintjull up and they're not that hard, they're not that
complicated. So you just take the mint. Some bartenders like to slap it
because they say the flavor comes out more. But you just muddle the mint
in with like a sugar cube, and then you throw a bunch of like
ice on it. I call it the good ice. It's like the really
chipped small ice. Throw that on top, and then there's some bourbon and
simple syrup in it. They're really refreshing. If you like a lot of
bourbon, you want it to taste like bourbon. It's really good. It's
a bourbon. You're not a bourbon person. They're probably not real. Yeah,
yeah, I think they're Yeah. I had done last time you were
on. We were talking about old fashions, so I actually had a couple,
you know, maybe two weeks later, did a carry out to the
car. It was like, yeah, they're good when they're done, right.
I've had some bad ones. Too, but I do like an old
fashion if I'm going to a restaurant, that's probably what I'm going to order.
A lot of bourban both of them, as it turns out, well,
so they're like liquor forward. So these days. So we went,
you know, loos and I went out to this random place. Yet they
had a couple of drinks and the bill was like sixty bucks. So what's
happened? Is it just you know, happening to everything. Everything is just
going up up, but drinks are going really up, yeah, all the
time. So like if my husband go and I go out to eat,
it's just two of us, our bill is going to be one hundred dollars,
going to be like our meals were forty and the rest of that was
costeals. Yeah, three single time. We like kind of stay home more
now because we just know that's what it's going to be. But right,
yeah, the same thing. This place is where we live with this new
report area is kind of a foofye place. But I've mentioned before there's a
place that the margaritas are twenty seven bucks. Twenty seven bucks, and the
chips and dip that's crazy twenty four. This is a gave Wanni up on
State Street, twenty four bucks for the chips in the ships in sausa,
come on, come on, yea, And I would for a margarita like
that's expensive, but the chips and salsa would make me mad because I'm like,
those are complimentary where I'm from. Yeah, yeah, that should be
free, yep. And even if they're worth about a buck, baby,
you know what I mean, I will give you five dollars for them,
but I want them to be free, so people go, they go,
they go to go, you know what I mean, doctor buck? Twenty
seven dollars for I don't like margarita's just because I don't like sour things and
I every margarita I've ever tasted has been way too sour for me and I
can't do it. But like, is a margarita that good where you can
spend I've had bill payments to be twenty seven dollars before, and buy a
half a gallon seven dollars drink? I think it's coming in a plastic bucket
on the beach. Yeah, it's not made with good ingredients, sour mix,
and it's trash, like a good margarita made with lime juice the way
it should be like maybe thirteen dollars, but I don't want in a plastic
bucket for twenty seven. Yeah yeah, yeah, but I can remember drinking
Johnny Walker blue Scotch back in Chicago. Yes, sixty dollars a shot then
yeah then yeah yeah yeah, well yeah, wow, actually had some of
the uh was it the open the fire though, some kind of fire restaurant.
The Wow? How long ago was that? Twenty years ago? Maybe
it's three to fifty a bottle. I was good as somebody that's good at
math, and well just that for inflation. I'm gone way way up by
now it's like a one hundred dollars for a pore. Yeah, it's probably
it's that Johnny Walker blew. Someone a friend of mine, just got it
in an auction, like a charity auction, and their bid was three hundred
and eighty dollars Johnny Walker blue. Yeah, but I had some of it.
Yeah, they got it. I had some of it. And it's
the smoothest thing you've ever gone during. Believe me, it is. It
is. I don't want to get so old. I don't know what the
secret is, but it's smooth, man, It's just it's smooth. Nothing
in this lifetime. It's not Jackie d No, No, not at all.
You know, I will say I like Jack Daniels, but gentleman Jack,
ooh, that's a game changer. It's a different level. They like
refine that a lot. It's so good. And I'm like a Jim Beam
person, because as I've mentioned, I'm trash, so Jim Beam is totally
fine. You know, I'll you know that I don't mix with anything.
I'll just like drink it as is. But the gentleman Jack, what is
that? What is that? Is that a Jack Daniels? Is that an
upscale Jack Daniels. It's a gentleman named Jack. It's Jack Daniels that they
aged it longer and refined it more so. Like Jack Daniels is known for
their charcoal filtering, which makes it a little spicy. It still has that,
but they do they refilter it so it's just smoother. It's not Maybe
they'll get that if they, oh it's Jack, but it's just nicer.
I'm not going to get it. I'm not going to go quote that anyway,
though. I mean, that's a little too much, right, A
gentleman Jack. When you go to the bar later. Just get to pour,
just get like a twound. It should be twenty five? Is twenty
five? Is okay? All right? I don't. I don't, but
I don't drink hard liquor. I have no use for it, any of
it. I don't care how good people say. It is not happen.
Take it for me. That's a good thing. Function oliver beer wine.
Yeah, I'm in, But hard booze not happening. I'll tell you talk
about hot booze. Why don't we do this? Okay? When we take
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This is Macamaronni. What a show we have for you tonight. We're in
the middle of a remote viewing exercise. But first let me introduce the co
conspirators. Girls. You know he's here. You feel his vibe. Very
famous wan Wan across the pot of Juani. Hello mac Ol girls, Hello
everybody and all ships at sea, welcome back to the show. Also with
us is our international correspondent No what Yeah, International correspondent switch Blade Steve Boyd.
I got it right, switching Switchy. How are you? I'm beyond
wonderful. Okay, I just want to say new heredoo. But that's another
show. Also with us is a security chief, Willie Club hopefully armed WILLI?
How you doing? I don't know you speak? Can introduce me by
my title? I'm sorry, our international security chief, Willie Club. Willy,
how are you? You know? I get a promotion and then it's
like you take get it away. I'm going to check my paycheck this week.
I want to make sure it's in good luck. Really you should be
I mean, you get the title and you don't deserve it. What did
this comfort to be here tonight? Me? Really? I'm all excited about
remote viewing. I mean I've been following that and for years, and then
any book I can get on, and so I'm pretty excited. About it.
If it works, we're going down to aqueduct. You'll me okay.
Thanks. Also with us is uh let's see is our let's bring her in
now, please help save the ship. A favorite good wage up there in
sideways and Raven. How are you hi, my friends? I'm doing great.
I'm sorry if you hear any background noise. My cat just climbed into
a bag and I can't do anything about it because it's on the other side
of the room. The first time that ever happened. Yeah, why do
they? What do they? And I don't care? We we mentioned and
we mentioned cats letting the cat out of the bag. Thank you. Also
with us, I'm just gonna go around the horn. Also with us is
like the Bob Gross out there in Chicago tunneling time. Hello mackelo everyone.
Okay, right, soon they go to court, right and you are going
to have us as character witnesses or you don't have to say what it is.
Yes, it's going to be like the Monster from the Great Lakes side
here where you have to go against Okay, that's all right, We're in
your corner. Okay, thank you. Also with us, whoops, is
there off is super fan Susan Kay down there, North Carolina. One host
now more in her stable. Correct, So that is correct. I have
two now, and I'm so happy to be here. Thank you for the
invitation. I am honored. Now let me before I just get to the
other introductions. You were would switch about two weeks shows. Do you did
he send you flowers or anything? Did you do anything? No? He
doesn't have to send me flowers. He treated me like I was the only
person on the planet. He took such good care of me, made sure
I got to see everything I wanted to see, and wouldn't let me pay
for anything. And it was just so much fun. Did you send him
flowers? You know? Hey, we're fun people. Mack is going if
we're a point pleasant west by God Virginia, how much better does it get
them? That? None? None? He didn't let you pay for anything.
I know you went out to some big places. The other went to
a place Locust. He went to a restaurant called Locust. Who would go
to a restaurant named Locust? Shooters Biscuit World anyway, and she requested the
wife beater tank top as a I got to cut that out also, I
had one of those and I was in college. Okay, I got it
at a thrift store. There's a joke in them and I'm not touching it.
Also with us is our good friend Stephanie and she is the She is
the owner of pro pioneer, creator of what is it? The Ghostly Brod
and I'm sorry, I'm so sorry podcast spirited podcast. I'd love it because
of the podcast where she comes up at a ghost story and then she comes
up at a drink a pear with the ghost story. I love that idea.
Love the yelevator bitch there he is, okay, so, but you
also do on a podcast for bourbon too, right, Bourbon Bourbon Daily.
The co host of The Bourbon Daily for six years now. It's in my
longest job. So what do you talk about? Is there? What can
you talk about bourbon every day? Though? So, like who's releasing?
What distillers we know? It's really just kind of, I guess, like
an industry insider view of the bourbon world if you want to be nerdy about
it, like the Nashville is the science, all kinds of things. It's
not just drinking bourbon every day, but a lot of gossip, a lot
of behind the scenes stuff is what we do. M hm. Wow.
Cool and Jack Daniels is okay, but you might look slumming to some people.
Correct, Yeah, sure, I mean I'm a I'm a fan,
but not everybody has to be. Okay, wow, this Teve spinning it
also with us. So tonight we have two doctors in the show. This
is great, like the high out there in Colorado. We're going to clap
for him. You know why, because the Denver Nuggets just lost. Well
get you they did a good job on the football field court. Yeah that's
it right, yes, yes, absolutely, So I get a friend invited.
I haven't watched any professional basketball in a long time. Friend watched me
come over for that game two nights ago. So last night, yeah,
I don't want to say embarrassing, but it was really kind of right.
It was whatever. So anyway, so we're not hit the top about the
NBA all the spread. So Sime and Hein you are someone you're you have
a lot of different things aspects to what you do, but one of them
is remote viewing. You're an expert and remote viewing. Well it's his Einstein.
Hang on, just yeah, uh outlanded, Just hang on a second,
Okay, so we sent a what do you call him, outbounder,
outfounder, Yeah, outbounder to a secret location. Only two of us here
in the room know were the location is. Simeon does not, and he
is there now, and we just want to go through the exercise with you
and most of the people in the room to try to figure out where he
is. Okay, that's sound okay, yeah, okay. So I will
tell you that this is what they started with back at SRI in color Alto,
California, at the start of the government program in the seventies. They
were Sri how put Off and Russell tard ran it and they were tasked to
create a protocol to see if it could be useful for psychic espionage for military
and intelligence reasons. Because the Soviet Union already had an extensive program, as
did China. There were at least twenty KGB institutes devoted to remote viewing and
the whole field of psychotronics as it's called, which is sort of like weaponization
of mind powers if you can imagine them, including psychokinesis. So our government
decided, oh, we have to have it too, you know how it
is in the Cold War. So one of the protocols that Target put up
started with since how do you test for? This was the so called outbounder
experiment. They either had people view things in cardboard boxes like Uri Geller came
over in the early seventies and you can see him on Third I Spies the
film the documentary viewing things correctly one after the other in boxes. And the
other technique was the outbounder. And that's what you're talking about here, Mac,
is you sent someone to a location the way SRI would do it.
They would have like twenty envelopes. They would randomize it so it was scientifically
defensible, and they would spin, you know, randomly, pick one out
of twenty and send the viewer, the outbounder, to that location. That's
the basis of the outbounder idea, right, he said, somewhere and the
viewer stays back in the lab and they describe what the surroundings are of the
outbounder. They don't have any hints, any clues, they just know obviously
it's within an hour or two of their location. And in big he's like,
where you guys, some of you guys are at Hampshire, you know,
California, that that could be quite a way in an hour or two.
So Mac, can I just say, I mean, we know where
he is because he just came on the screen. I know, but but
sim doesn't actually know where he is. Did you see him on the screen?
No, I can't see anything. Okay, I could hear something,
but that kind of gave a little bit of something away. I mean,
I'm getting that there's people in thereby. But look, the job is to
get some accurate description of colors, patterns, shapes, something that we can
verify when the location is revealed. And it's not to try to prove how
psychic you are, just to show that you actually can get some of this
and describe. So the way you're going to do it, the protocol is
use your imagination. Imagine you're at the location of the outbounder and look around
in your imagination. Okay, what sort of things do you perceive? And
in general, what's interesting about RB It tends to be the more subtle,
faint impressions you get, not necessarily the loudest, most colorful images. So
if you have a piece of paper or something right down, some of the
impressions they're getting. Okay, I'm putting your where the outbounder is if you
were to look around through their eyes, what would it look like, what
would it smell like? Use all your senses, what would it sound like?
Well we heard something there? If that was it? But colors and
shapes and patterns and purpose, and see if you can just write some of
this down, and if it seems like noise, like your mind's just making
it up, put that off to the right side of the page and let
it go. And that's the essence of this SRI protocol with outbounders. Before
it got developed into coordinates and very specific locations anywhere in the world, it
was just this sort of local outbounder experiments to see if they can get anything
accurate. Well, I'm going to say that, you know, if anyone
who wants to take a pencil and paper and just write down, I think
that there's everyone, not everyone, but everyone in the regular game probably has
a good idea that he could be at one of let's just say three places.
One of three places. Okay, So to simeon into Steph that really
isn't a help. But no, okay, So doctor Bob, you want
should I start with you? You're getting some kind of an image. What's
happening. Yes, Mac, I'm getting off to like my left an image
of a diamond shape kind of like a Christmas tree that's light green in color.
Okay, all right, that's kind of interesting. Switchy, what do
you say, switch I've got nothing, he's got crayons. By the way,
club, what do you say, club? I see some kind of
a stool or something, a stall stool, you know, like you sit
on a stool, a stool like he seems high. Find it a toilet?
Yeah, you're right, I thought, so that's that's Switchy. That's
not hanging onto really, Jesus, what happened? Also? So one just
yeah, go ahead, no way, you can't ask me because that's a
young only person. Susan ky, this might be interesting, Susan kay,
just think what do you see around him? Don't really guess? Weary is
what do you see around him? Right? Right? So it's interesting that
I also see green, but I see like a docker green and like shirts.
I don't know, clothing. Okay, interesting is green? I can't
really place what it's the shape of. Okay, yeah, so here's what
I got. I started viewing it about forty five minutes ago. I just
because it's been shown that you can do this in advance and it's the same
accuracy. So I just when I was here, I'm at the at the
dog park, my dog at the dog so I just said, what where's
the out founder going to be? I just kept getting this black color that
was sort of semi rounded and curved. And then when I saw what he
was wearing, I said, oh, I was picking up his clothing.
So I put my mind back there just now, and what I got was
something like beige brown, woody, a kind of sawtooth pattern and smooth.
That's what Stephanie, please. So when they said the stool, I got
that because I was thinking I was getting like TV's and barstools. Wow,
well really okay, yeah yeah, yeah, it doesn't make sense for but
I got TV's and barstools. Yeah, okay, okay, Raven, I
mean do you did you already? Guess you turn on your mic? Oh
my god, I did it again? Are you gonna fire me? You
kidding? I know where I know where it is. Oh yeah, okay,
all right, switch ea. Do you have anything yet? Take the
crayons out? Not really? Okay? All right? So you have no
fun? So we everyone so all right, so let's just list. So
it's we're seeing a lot of green, we're seeing doc as it turns out,
we're seeing a triangle, we're seeing something that almost looks like a Christmas
tree, and we see we're seeing a barstool, and you know whatever,
right, I mean, that's basically it. But so why don't we guess?
Now? Where is he? So the regulars would know this? Okay,
he's one of three places. He's one of three places. I'm going
to go to switch. You should know the switchy? What did it to
say? Yeah, yes, Starboard Gallery. Okay, go ahead, Raven
starbur Gally, Susan Kay, turning away, I'm gonna have to go with
the Stavid Gallley. Also, although I was thinking the Coma but too far
away, Cooma's closed. I was opening this weekend, Willie, what do
you say? Well, I know the Stobboid Gallery is about twenty twenty five
minutes away, so I know he's not there. Okay, i'd say,
he said at the bar up is maybe the Mexican one or something, But
I see the stools. Do you see sombreros in your eyes? I just
I feel something Mexican is something I own Okay, I'll tell you what.
What we're kind of do is, We're going to take a break. Now.
I'm going to get back to him and I'm gonna tell I got everyone
right. I'm going to tell him what we saw and that'd be funny.
Yeah, and see if he gets those six or seven really big things.
Okay, so why don't we do this take a quick break down. You're
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a show we have you tonight, A very special remote viewing show. Chris
Wallder, you introduced the members of the Posse Girls. You can feel his
vibe, if not smell it across the puddle. Very famous one one,
very famous one one money. Oh, thank you, thank you, good
to be here. And it's my pleasure. By the way, I'm going
to start bottling that vibe. And I got to give it a name.
I got to give it a clever name. I work on it. No
one with a W. Also got to be a one word thing. Is
that? Well one one times two? How about that with the two W
one squid? Also talk about squiz. Oh I shouldn't say that is the
National correspondent switch played Steve Ward switchy and I'm hip manly come here and west
by God Virginia. Okay, listen, it's not just me right. Look
at his hair. Look at it. It looks like a squirrel. I'm
going to ask you you a fan going on? It looks like you got
a feather coming off the you know, like as someone who's worked at a
pillow factory. And that's me. It looks like white goose down for sure.
See see more evidence. Also with US, I just need a hurt
cut. That's yeah. You always say that, you always say it,
and we're not buying it anymore. Also with US is our international security chief,
Willie Club Willie. Okay, Oh, it's a big night tonight.
It's ver challenging. I'm sitting here thinking about this whole remote thing, and
I'm seeing all these kind of visions and then I look over there and I
see Switchy with I don't know what the heck that is? Something ye,
a little off topic anyway. Always on topic is a favorite good witch up
there in Sideways and raven. How are you more or less? My friends?
I'm doing great. Thanks for having me. Have you gone? Have
you gone from one fruity beer to an even more fruity beer. Yeah,
I'm drunk right now. That's good. I just I was just sitting here
and I was just like, oh, it all just hit me real quick.
Okay, That's that's what happens sometimes. Also with US, probably not
drunk, but we don't know. Is a super fan Susan Kay, Susan,
Hi, I'm happy to be here. I am working on the on
the drunk car. Oh really Okay, what are you drinking? Some kind
of some kind of North Carolina crowd. Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't
mean to offend you. Well, what are you drinking? Said Miller?
That is offensive though in itself. Wow, okay, Mickey, Mickey's wide
mouth slipping. Mickey. Also with us is good friend Stephanie McNew, and
she's going to tell us the name of her podcast. Her podcast is she
has a ghost story. Then she appears her with a drink. It's called
the Highly Spirited Podcast. Why can't I remember that? This is now?
You know? Like so I can always say it for you, But I
remember Bourbon Dale that's easy. Also a good one. But no, I'm
trying to catch up with Raven drinking my drinks. Okay, all right,
we'll skin aside him with spirits. We'll watch, okay, also hopefully not
drunk in his car? Is doctor Simeon Leang? See him? How you
doing? Hey, guys? Okay, all right, you'll testify for us
at our hearing, right, doctor Bob? Did I introduce you? Yes?
Before? Okay, all right, let's say doctor Bob out there in
Chicago. We all know, okay, So everyone one night tonight. So
far, so far. Okay, what's going on in Chicago, doctor Bob.
It's good. It's supposed to storm here tonight, so really, yeah,
it never happens to Chicago comes a good never the talk about paranormal.
The cubs are good. What's the matter. What's the matter with storms?
Okay, they get pretty naw dusty here high wins. I know, yeah,
okay, I spent almost two years in that area. It come up
to New England. Okay, it's it's it's a mild shower compared to what
we go through anyway. Not the Simeon him not drunken his car. So
so he's a he's a remote viewing expert. And we did earlier, was
that we had al Ronaldo uful mechanic. Uh, he was called the Outbounder.
He went to a secret location that most of us did not know,
one one I didn't know. And uh then everyone on Simeon's instructions, everyone
kind of wrote down their impressions are where he might be. And so I'm
going to report to you now what he reported back to me. Okay.
The number one thing was well, bar stool, yes, okay, he
was in a bar. Okay, but that's that's that's easy. It's you
know, it could have been one of five places. Okay. He was
at the Thirsty Moose, as it turns out, kind of right up the
street. Someone said, I see triangles, okay. Over his in the
back of him was a triangle beer sign in the window, a Neon triangle
bear sign. Okay. Someone said they saw jigsaw puzzles. There's another beer
sign that it's just jigsaws around the like a frame picture and it's jigsaws.
Okay. Someone said they saw green. The bar was like kind of like,
I don't want to say the bar is green, but above the bar,
the biggest Neon sign there is called I guess turtle beer or something,
and it's green. When you in there, oh wow, you're covered with
green. I mean, this says nuts. Okay. There's fifteen TVs and
they who said they saw TV, this's fifteen TV's in there. So I
mean, I mean, that's good, that's amazing. He was in a
bar, we know, but you know, he could went to the galley
and there would be none of that stuff there taken from me on the seed
Dog or any place. So sim I mean, that's that's a hit.
That's that's at least a triple Wow. Yep, dat we got some good
matches. I'd say, yeah, so does it does it? Does the
does the place where the person go Does that have any bearing on it?
Because because for us it was not a big, you know, stretch that
he went to a bop, But I mean, does it matter where he
goes? Does it matter how many people are there or anything like that,
you know, the energy in the place or anything. Well, that is
an interesting question. Uh, there's a couple of answers. But it actually
does. And they call this in RV call it entropy, which is not
way physics defines it. But this sense of disorder, the more disorder that's
at the site, it seems easier to view. So yeah, I would
say yes, if there's energy going on there and some vibe and some emotions
and things, it makes it a little easier for us as humans to pick
up to that because that's what we're oriented to anyway, versus like a completely
homogeneous, smooth surface, like if he was at the Arctic and it was
just snow in all directions, you know, that would be harder than a
bar scene, which we're all tuned into anyway, you know, more easily
tuned into because we frequent places like that. So yeah, it does make
it. I would say if you have something going on with action going on,
feeling sounds, it makes it a little easier. In theory, any
viewer should be able to pick up any spot, but I think some targets
are a little easier to view than others. So here's the weird thing is
there's a lot of excitement there because they're watching the Celtics playoff game, you
know, And that's yeah, and that's why it's Does distance have any bearing
on it? Is there like a limitation? No? Not, you know,
And and that was proven when Swan viewed I believe it was Jupiter.
He viewed brings around Jupiter. Before that one of the probes got out there,
the Viking probes, and that showed it was very accurate viewing the No
one believed him. And then when the probe got there, the Viking mission,
it saw these rings. So uh, the belief is that distance has
nothing to do with this. It seems to be a type of a non
local effect that is not distance related, which I know is a bit of
a mind twister because we're all used to electromagnetic signals that fade with distance.
Ye, that's how free this is not like that. It almost seems easier
to view things that are farther away. It's something else. It's not a
direct signal. It's some sort of more like reading a matrix of information that
that what pops into my mind is that, oh wow, this is going
to sound the This is gonna be the elevated pitch with a couple of caused
lights in me. Okay, it's called spooky action at a distance. Okay,
this is this is Einstein's thing. And what he found out was that
if you had two atoms that appaired whatever that means, Okay, and and
they're right next to each other. Let's saying you took a spoon and you
hit one and it vibrated, the other one will vibrate no matter what,
you don't hit it. And that would even that would happen whether they're a
milliminer pot or universal pot. That's the weird thing. Has nothing to do
with distance, a speed, a light or whatever. And and and no
one can figure this out. But they use quantum computers that based on this
theory. Okay, that is just there's no distance between the signal and that's
what this sounds like. You know what I mean, the distance doesn't play
into it. That is called entanglement. To entanglement, ye want tom.
Entanglement is this idea that once particles are related, even at any distance,
they're still related through this subterranean matrix of connection. In the university, there
is an effect that we think it has something to do with. I won't
explain it, but you can look it up. It's called the iron hook
bomb effect, which is also a non local frequency based communication effect that no
one believed in when it was proposed in the fifties, but it was verified
in the eighties and ever since. It's one of these things mac that took
decades. People laughed at it originally, but it was proven to be real.
But that's it's such it's such a mind bender that signals are connected at
no matter what the distance. I think it has something to do with that
iron boom. Yeah yeah, well, I mean that's then that always work.
You know, someone comes out and it sounds like a radical idea and
the Catholic trait puts them to death and stuff, and then one hundred years
later it proves to be true. Right. Oh yeah, So I have
to ask Stephanie something. Stephanie completely off the subject. You're a you're a
true crime fan, right I am. I think the songs bad. I'm
not a fan of people dying, but I like the story. I do
a lot of true crime. If you have a chance, just google the
Karen Read story in Boston. Okay, it will blow that blow your mind,
it is. I have nothing better to do. Later on tonight,
I'm going to the Karen Read murder mystery. It's better than any dateline,
better than any sixty minutes. It's like, you sit there, I watch
it. I can't. I'm addicted to it. It's on all day on
one of those it's called Karen Read Murder Trial. It's on n E CN
is in in Boston. Is the website that streams it all day as long
as the trial is on, the trial is in break, they're doing news
and stuff like that. The website is cbsnews dot com. Okay, I
know, like R E A D. Yeah. I believe YouTube also streams
trial footage because that's typically where I find it. Could search. It's it's
it's you. You You watch it and you go what was going on here?
What was going it's almost like the seen any clips of it anywhere.
I don't even recognize the name, but I want to check it out.
You'll see it. And the thing is is that she's glamorous. She's kind
of hot in a way, you know, she's very stylish, walks into
the courtroom every day and people are taking pictures and and what's cool about it
is not cool? But it's so involved that there's a podcast guy named Turtle
Boy who they've arrested twice. But you know, leaking information to it's insane.
I'm telling you it's Yeah, the Catherine at the uh this has eluded
me. This is news. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
you got to see it. You got to see it to watch it.
I haven't heard of this either, But she did it. No, no,
no record a club. You've seen it, right. I got a
feel and she I don't know what she did. Know she's going to get
off because they've they've brought up a lot of, uh, you know evidence
that is like you just that little kind of mine of Donald takes one person
on a druy and I'm convinced that there was something else going on there anyway.
That girl that they had on today. What's your name? The neighbor?
Yeah, yeah, I thought there's gonna be in a fight with the
lawyer. I mean, come on, you know geez, I love when
they like argue. That's unbelievable. It's I mean, you're not helping anything.
I know. It's so dumb. You wouldn't believe it. You wouldn't
believe how these people are. I mean, they they're there. I hate
to say it, but there are a bunch of cops and and they kind
of grouped together and they and they caught them like sanitizing their their phones and
not talking to each other for a month. And man, and they thought
the dog really killed the guy, and they gave away the dog. Then
they sold their house. It's it's it's insane. It's insane, it really
is. Car local police appear to have bought the investigation of me. Yes,
that's the state police took over. And then the FBI is also doing
it. And why the FBI is in there, I'm not sure. But
there's a but the but the state the state police investigated and I get this,
How incestuous is this? The state police investigator his daughter was a bridesmaid
for the girl who's in the mystery house, her wedding. Okay, all
right, there friends, their brides and and the in the way it gets
the girl on the stand, she says, not how they know her?
I don't really know her, And they say the fifties. Yeah, yeah,
he's watch us because I will throw my TV. It's so compelling,
pissed off. It's so compelling. It's what really happening. Yeah, it
is compelling. It's really good. It's really good. Only in Boston cause
this stuff going I roll. I cannot wait to find out. Yeah,
I'm going to watch it. That's the thing I'm going to watch it for.
I'm going to get really mad, but I will watch it. You'll
see there's a movie in the world. I mean, she'll start as herself
in the movie and her her lawyer is so good. Believe me. I
want to go out and commit a crime so he could just represent me.
Really, he is like so good. The defense attorney is really good,
cross examining Alan Jackson, prosecution witnesses. This guy is good. Unbelievable,
it's all true. Yeah, real life drama. You can't binge watch this.
Let me just give you that. So so people are listening to this
if we keep it in Okay. So these people are out at a party
at a suburber of Boston called Canton, right, and they're all cops and
they're like EMTs, and you know, they're this kind of you know,
kind of clicky thing. So it's two in the morning. One of the
guys said he had eight Vodkran waters and I said, number one, who
drinks a Vodgrian water? Stephanie? Right, No, right, he should
be arrested. Did he mean like soda water like a lineman? I don't
know. Anyway, he had eight of them. So then they so there's
a bunch of them, we're all drunk, and they decide let's go back
to this house in Canton, right. So they all go back in different
cars, and they're in this house and it's and it's another Boston cops house.
Right. He's in there with his wife, his daughter, the daughter's
boyfriend, two or three neighbors and there's two in the morning, and you
know, they're drunk. Okay, I'm sorry they drunk, not no,
no, I want to be judging, but you know that's what's happening.
And it's during a blizzard, yeah, which is even better, right,
So so she said, the girl, Karen Reid and her boyfriend drive up
with like three or four other cars that have pocked in this kind of cul
de sac in Canton, very kind of Tony, not a Tony suburb,
but a suburb. And and they see the car but they never but they
say the people in the house say they never come in. She drives off.
Three hours later, they find this guy's body in the snowback. Okay,
with blunt force traunama. But what dog scratches on his Yeah? No,
no, it is the next morning dogstches Okay, so no no,
but so anyway, she comes back and finds him with two other people,
and and within ten minutes, at four in the morning, during a blizzard,
there are on this guy's lawn. There's a dead body. There's two
cop CAUs, two fire trucks and an ambulance, and the neighbors and the
guy in the house, the Boston cop in the house never came out,
never came out. There was all that stuff is going on and on your
front lawn, wouldn't you. I'm just a nosy person that lives on a
cul de sac. I'm not a cop. But if something's going out.
I'm definitely standing in my garage and watching. Oh yeah, take pictures.
Yeah, yeah, he's a cop than I already am the club. Right,
he was passed, now drunk. They didn't tell you that. Yeah,
but but why not say that? That would be perfect? But so
anyway, So what happens is so anyway, so they find the body.
He's he's dead of one or trauma. But he does have dogs scratches on
his arm. They bring him away. He's dead. And then the people
who are in the house and the neighbors in this kind of you know street,
all sanitized their cell phones. They get rid of the first no too,
you don't get past anything called us up. We know when people come
and go. They did that, they know. And then so then they
go on the they you know, then they go in the interview and they
arrest her in the interview everyone and it turns out that in the house.
So if you can imagine the people in the house, the cop who didn't
come out, well, this activity on his want. Right. Then there's
this other guy whose wife was on the stand today, and they caught that
other guy texting that said don't tell him. The guy went in the house
Okay. So the idea is that he went in the house, they beat
the ship of him, the dog jumped him, and they throw him back
out in the snow. Okay, I mean so if you if you watch
it, you go and she ran over. You know what happened to the
dog? If they gave the important thing this, can I tell you something
involved? They had nothing to do with this. They gave the dog away
a month later. The dog was known to bite people and to scratch people.
And then two months later they sold their house. I mean, come
on, I mean something was going on in that house that they didn't want
them anyway. So that's the Karen Karen read murder trials. So sim let
me get back to you. Yeah, can you can you solve murders with
the remote viewing? Uh? Yeah? There were people you might have seen
her, Bevy Jaegers, that was part of that group of three women's psychics
that were on these TV shows in the nineties. I got to meet Bevy
a number of times at the RV meetings in Vegas. Okay, she would
special seminars the next day and yeah, she claimed to have successfully been involved
with eighty percent of the cases she was involved with She said they got useful
information or solved they never took credit for it. They would always let the
police force take credit. But she said she gave us examples where they said,
this is what's going on, or here's the body or something. These
are tough cases to do over and over, as you can imagine when they're
involved in people disappear and you're usually finding people after they're deceased. But yeah,
she gave us examples where they would work with her group, the US
side Squad in Saint Louis, and she would describe how they would say,
oh, it's over here in this field. Then they would send a search
group out there there find the person said very frustrating because the courts would not
always give them permission to go into buildings where they felt that they would find
evidence and it's strong evidence. So yeah, people who do work with the
police. There's Pam Caronado is another person from California who's described to us working
on several serial killers cases and getting useful information. So yes, they answer
is yes. No, mac I want to ask you is when we do
in our recession, we like to have a photograph that we can show the
viewers afterwards because they didn't describe everything they perceived. May see in the photo.
Is there a photo that you can show put up to the camera that
we can see where our outbounder was. Well, I can go down there
after the show and take such photo. Okay, is that all right?
But at the conclusion of the session. So that's because that feedback goes back
into the past, which is part of the reason it can work, because
they actually see the the area in you know, five or ten minutes when
we post the show. When we post the show there, I think he's
on his way either that he's talking to the tender. He's already twenty minutes
overdue. So I'm stuck here, you know, by the way, But
you're not alone, Bob, is there? Yeah, thank you very much.
Ravings the girls put that noise? Sorry, So well, that's crazy.
The outbounder should have taken a picture and texted it two. I'm just
going by protocol in the future to do this again, Mac. Have them
take a couple of pictures or videos even better at three sixty degree. Okay,
they they immediately text that to you and your viewers get feed feedback is
important to the process. Future seems to affect the past. It's one of
the beautiful paradoxes of this and it's good to show the viewer of their feedback
pictures. Okay, listen, I mean I always asked this question. We're
going to bring the train into the station. Switchy. First of all,
I have to ask Simon question, but switch real quick. What you have
for breakfast? Anything good? A couple of pancakes on a ton of bacon?
Oh yeah, we are aware to make any biscuit. Worm wood is
okay, excellent. Susan Kay. I'm going to ask you, Susan,
what you have got to buzz them. Susan, what do you have for
breakfast today? Susan mcinaw Island budge ice cream? Yes, Island was awesome.
If I was at tutors would have enjoyed a pancake and some of that
amazing bacon. I don't know what's better though. Ice cream for breakfast is
really ice cream for breakfast the top budge? No, I don't think we
have that up here with coffee. Yeah, okay, I like that,
So listen, sim I want to say to you, thank you very much.
Let's give him ten seconds out of the blog. For sure, we
can never do this. Can we do this at the racetrack? Sim can
we do it at the Can we do it at the race track? I
mean really, can we do it in Vegas? Does it help us at
all? Yeah, there's a whole technique for using this with gambling financially.
We can talk about this another time. Okay, sign me up please.
In the Mind Race book, they did seventy percent successful in betting in the
lottery. In the lottery, Yeah, yeah, okay, why is anyone?
Billionaires just believe that nothing speaks like money to the modern person to prove
something's real, And they have done exactly what you just heard, which is
that they've done sequences of gambling, betting altars and proven sixty seventy percent.
As you know, you're not going to get if you're just guessing over and
over again, you're going to get fifty to fifty or whatever the answers,
yes, wow, okay, but now the show. I always promise if
I win something like that using my mind in the lottery or yes, gambling
in some fashion, that I'll tie the twenty percent to charity. No,
that's the mac Maloney's offing fund that one too, And I like to add
something. Check out Simons and two books I've read He's written more, but
Opening Minds and Dark Manner Monsters who books you should read doc Man Monsters.
Okay, very cool, Amazon, very cool. Thank you. Featured in
this newer film of flash Ubuty Paranormal Bigfoot, about even though it doesn't like
connected to r V, it is about these paranormal abilities of the so called
cryptids, you know, Bigfoot and dog Man and these other creatures where people
get this sort of foreboding ahead of time, which amazing. Think it back
to RVY. They seem to get a sense. I just spoke to someone
when I was doing a lecture. She came up and said, we had
that feeling. We were at a picnic and all of a sudden it just
felt wrong, and the dog were whimpering. We left. There's about it
before they should up to extense. That's a Flash of Beauty Paranormal Bigfoot.
It's on Amazon and Vimeo, and I'm in it for about twenty minutes talking
about these Do you like my third of ideas, You'll like the movie.
That's all I'm saying. Full of witnesses and strange things around Bigfoot. Did
he do you keep your clothes on? Do you keep your clothes on this
I managed to keet my clothes on this movie. I did yet. One
last question, one last question. You you met Steve Howe, one of
the great guitar players you know in that general Is he in the top five?
Top three? Steve haw from Yes, Oh, I think so?
Not only is a great guy. He told us, Uh, just about
playing and writing songs and working with people. Do you know it's more complex
than just coming up with a hit song. Oh yeah, you have with
people year in year out. It's challenging, yep. And keeping bands together,
being on the road. Do you know that Steve How's still touring with
his version of Yes, Yes, right Europe, and he's over seventy and
they tour like, yeah, you're like ninety days out of the year they're
touring. O'kay. He's still got it. He's the only one in the
band and still has it. But man, he still has it. He's
a fantastical We love to play. It's his favorite thing in life is playing.
And I've seen him a bunch of He just loves to It's encouraging that
someone as they get older, get better at what they're doing and still are
on the road. Yeah, he's really good. Yeah, he's it's brutal
being on the road. Well, have them credit. I mean, like,
I'm in my thirties and like washing the dishes is something where I feel
like I deserve a little treat afterwards. But he's making he's making like about
a half a million on that in your seventies, having played that song for
forty fifty to fifty years and you're still playing Yeah, yeah, the clap.
Yeah, I've been listening to you to Yes. Before they were signed
by Atlantic. They came up with two albums simply called Yes and Time and
a World, and they were doing mostly covers. They did some good Beetle
covers and things like that. But every little thing she does, every little
thing great, just a great how long they've been playing. John Anderson is
still around Chris on a couple of I got to meet Alan White. He
passed on a Yeah, I met him. I'll tell you some stories about
John A and Sinapia. Thank you very much, Simmon. We really appreciate
it. I'm going to get guitar strings right now because I'm playing here in
Boulder on Friday. Okay, thanks for you what strings you get or any
ball strings or what I'm getting Martin. Martin has a news type of string
that but and I learned about them at the Steve how A thing in the
Cats Skills in twenty thirteen, his workshop, and they had people from Martin
there, and they gave us samples of these Martin long lasting sweat resistant strings,
and I'm sold on them. So I'm going over to Guitar Center right
now. Perfect, excellent. Thank you, Simle. We appreciate it,
man, really appreciate it. See you next time. Thank you. That's
soccer music. Next time, have a drink on us, all right,
we'll take care of all right now, Stephanie, thank you for joining us.
Stephanie, how could we have made it through the night without encouraging drink
conversation? Yeah? No, thank you guys for having me. It's a
pleasure to be here. The Spirited Broadcast, correct, highly spirited podcast,
Spirited and then high is it? Yes? Okay? Also Bourbon Bourbon Daily.
I really appreciate very you know, thanks for joining us, and thanks
for giving us the drink. Because when the outbound who still isn't back yet,
by the way, he's still he's still at the that's like the nbt
A. Yeah. Really, you know they were talking about gentleman Jack and
I really need to try that. Can I get a shout of that?
That's not good, that's not good. That's a good I'm not going well
so so, but oh he might be coming in now. But thank you
for uh, you know, educating us about what drinks to have. Like
I will never now have a Jack and Genials. I never had an album
Jack and Jan what's that Daniels? Oh, Mac, No, you're never
gonna live there. I'm gonna get home. You don't have the keys?
Do you? I have like a little credit because like Jack Daniels real name
was Jasper. He was almost there, really almost. I did not know
that. We had a guy on about two years ago who who claimed and
we looked up you know that we kind of back dis claimed that he was
a relative of Jack Daniels, right, remember this one one? And he
called us. His name was John Daniels, John Daniels, who was He
told us that it's not Jack Daniels with an S, it's Jack Daniels.
Apostrophe. Yes, and I never read the Yeah it really it is on
the bottling. But he was he stopped at a rest area to like do
the interview, and at the interview, the cops came up and knocked on
his window. We never had Raven. He wanted your address and we didn't
give it. Anyway, Jack denails his progeny, So I know exactly what
you're talking about, Stephanie. Stephanie, thank you very much. Karen read
Murder Trial, Karen read Murder Trump, and thank you for I give him
a nice review to the book. I really appreciate that. I really appreciate
that. Thank you, simphony, appreciate all right, who's next? Oh,
Susan, Kay? How can we say goodbye to you? Thank you
for keeping the cats out of the frame tonight. App sure. I somehow
that cat's sensitivity training, you know in the ad, came back to haunt
me. And now I'm getting all kinds of emails. Someone gave me an
email about how cool cats. First of all, they showed two or three
dogs getting screwed up with the mumba. What's that thing that the the robot
vacuum clean up? Okay? And then and then at one point there's a
cat who's like terrorizing another cat, and Mumba comes by and the cat very
casually with his back leg like miss you know, it redirects the momba and
he goes back to It's yeah, cats and room and show the cats riding
around the room, bows and everything's so thank you whoever came up with the
idea of cat sensitivity training. I appreciate uh so, thank you, Susan
Kay you and your husses. Okay, what's the name of your husts,
Giseppe. What's the name of that Salvatore Lvatoor? But we call him Rudy.
I don't know why, but we call him Rudy. I call him
Rudy attitudey. Sure have you have he has he jumped? Have you jumped
yet with him? I have not. I don't have enough a big enough
riding ring. So I'm working on that. But so I did that one
time in that one photo, just to try him out. And I can't
wait. Okay, he's a beauty. Wow. Yeah, okay interesting.
So thank you Susan K for joining us. We really appreciate it. We'll
talk to you soon. Okay, absolutely, thanks for having me. Okay,
thank you. I'm gonna go to club. I'll tell you. Why
can you see the can you see the pictures on the screen? Club?
Yes? Yeah, well, all of a sudden, who's the one with
the long grown here? Can you see that? You see what I'm seeing?
But the it's Stefanie. Oh that's her photo? Oh wow? All
right, yes, yeah, thank you very much, club for joining us.
We appreciate it. I saw appreciate the opportunity to be here and to
learn more about remote viewing. You right, let's go to the casino.
Come on, let's go. Let's go down to the ever can see,
you know, put some of the stuff. Okay, we'll call simeon forst
right, yeah, yeah, remote view. I'll do a remote on us
and then he'll tell us, you know what we should play? All right
Glos Celtics man, keep your fingers crossed. Thank you, club, appreciate
it. Uh, let's say Switchy, Sorry you're next, Switchy. Thank
you switch for joining us. Okay, it was my pleasure. Is that
fans still on? Is that why your hear is falling off the side of
your head? But no, it turned out that the dry cleaners, instead
of sending back my rugget, it was some kind of a marsupial and it's
still alive. Oh really it's still okay, well, well it could be,
doctor Bob. Thank you for joining us one of our doctors tonight,
Thank you, great night. Okay, we'll need a prescription after this,
thank you. Yes, and we'll talk to you very soon about your photographs.
I'll be coming up on a future show. Yes, I will give
you a call about my schedule and so forth. Okay, all right,
two very clear photographs of what they call ee aps what do they call them?
A and identified anomalist phenomena of fitting the Nasau definition aka u a falce.
Thank you, doctor Bob. Thank you? Who's left? I've been
kind of, you know, pacing it out here, waiting for the outbound
at the return. But now he's been going along and then he was on
the phone. Who knows what would have happened? What would get a uber?
What would go a bedroll there? Right? You just oh no no,
no no no no, I'd have to wag low us up, come
up and get me one one. Thank you for joining us. Is always
wanting you bet pleasure to be here. Okay, pleasure is online in these
events. Let's connect on the phone sometimes soon, okay, yep, I
appreciate that have I thanked everybody. I can't tell yes, okay, thank
so, I think so let me go into the place. First of all,
I want to apologize to everybody if you're listening to our show, especially
on Apple podcasts. Uh, they are putting in ads like just in the
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Apple as outliner is here. Okay, hang on a second, be an
extra added thing, everyone, hang on? Please? Oh jesus staggering in
because okay, Stephanie had told us what Stephanie told us? What's a what's
the drink for someone in Colorado? So you got like a crawl out a
wizard or something, because Simeon is in Colorado period Colorado Bulldog. But a
lot of bars might not actually know how to make that. Well, let's
got a report. We got three minutes. Oh, hang on, hang
on, hang here, hang on, hang hang hey, your mic is
the wrong please. Okay, he's back. The outbounded, the out armed
was back. So what happened there? Well, I when I when I
went in, I had the I googled the Colorado Bulldog and I gave her
the I just showed her the phone and said this is what it is.
Just a friend Kendra down and she's like, okay, we can deal with
that, you know. And the place was crazy, I'm telling you.
I was like, it's raining here right now. So all the outdoor seating
came inside right so I could barely squeeze into the bar. So she was
very excited to find out how it went and what what was said and what
happened and okay, all right, pretty cool. But I'll tell you five
things, five things where you really fell on, you know, the the
triangles, the green, the jigsaws. I mean, that's a lot of
yeah. And it's funny because I was telling you, because she said,
well, how did it go? And I said, well, they were
talking about green and the the you know the there's a fiddle head sign right,
there's green with curls and then there's other signs next to it that have
the hig saws and stone jigsaws and triangular Wait it is that? I mean
this is just a bunch of you know, yeah, she was Okay,
she was like wow, holding macro. So, well, thank you all
for joining us. Okay, thank you one one for joining us, everyone,
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