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This is Mac maloney. Wow, what a show we have for you tonight.
It's already funny. We have only started. Girls, your big box
of clinics and big box of white you squeeze youlube, your fan sit yourself
down because Ray Fans one one is here. Jannie, Hey, baby,
Hey Mac, how's it going? What's happening? How's it going? Girls
out there, ladies, gentlemen, all ships at sea, Welcome to the
show. It's going to be a fun show tonight. I can feel it.
You can feel it. If I was m Path I would be able
to feel it. I'm not. But I can feel it anyway. I
feel it anyway. That's that strong. Huh yeah. Interesting. The last
time I was trying to feel it, I got arrested. Well well really
with thirty eight seconds into the show. Eighteen dollars no cocoa. I'll saving
this very screwed up world. But our national corresponden switched by Steve Waters with
us down there and Western Jinny, how you doing that switching? I'm doing
really good. Mac okay, and how are you beyond wonderful? Beyond wonderful?
We have to hear it. Anything new down there? You just got
off of the big mopband festival and you're heading somewhere else. Yeah, I
kind of recovered from that. Nothing nothing new down here, but I will
be doing some traveling this weekend out to the Van Meter Visitor Festival and I
will be the MC there as well. The MC. Yeah you get around?
Do you mention us at all? Do you ever bring us off at
any of these places that you have the special? Guess? I don't know
if it cuts into my per diem or any of my benefits. I'd have
to really think about it. Wow. Man, But if they can afford,
you know, with without uh you know, screwing me over, sure
they haven't played really Send Meca Bill for the really A two A two one
one also with a SA security chief Willie Club w C. Well, w
C. How you doing? You know? I'm doing great markets. It's
great to be here again tonight and gain fit like a lot of energy.
I just a little one. I had a clam my throat so excited.
But anyways, uh, I'm pretty excited about u switch. Sounds like he's
got a big time coming up here. And I wanted to ask, which
I've been asking. I'm thinking to ask you about this. When you do
big events like that, do you wear different you know, head pieces you
might call them. I guess, oh, for those? Or is it
you wear the same one thing? Do you dress it up for the consistency
fools them? If you're consistent, If you're always changing your your wig,
you know, people will know it's a wig. So you just wear the
same same thing and they say, is that a wig? You know?
And they said, well, I don't know, looks the same as it
always did. Well, some of the things I've seen you wear, I
know right away even if my eyes are closed. But cruel. Now,
I am kind of a fashion plate when it comes to T shirts. I
mean I will wear as many as uh six to ten T shirts in a
weekend. You distract them away from your head. It's called I never thought
about it that way, but that's that's a good good distraction. Hey,
listen, speaking of distractions. Also in the house with us tonight is your
full mechanic Ellen now though, well, oh Mac, hello, everyone,
So Willy Willy, real quick Uh, they brought act some part of an
asteroid. What do you think he's going to talk about? All right,
well you're gonna you want you're taking my show now? Well, no,
I just want to ask you about it, because I don't worry you're gonna
hear. I'm curious because even though that says I'm only limited to too many,
I never got it from some ever Poughkeepsie. You know it's play not
a real No, no, no, don't say that. You know.
I think it's going to be. I think it's going to be very interesting
news from that thing. You never know. But anyway, Spike talking about
interesting news, bad news. No Raven tonight, No Raven tonight. Guys.
Wow, So it's a sassages. I don't know how to deal with
that. I mean, you know, plumbing issue said something to plumbing issue
apparently, Yes, nothing good to look at tonight, that's the problem.
Uh. Anyway, we do have a guest coming on later on, so
never say never, Stephanie from the Ghostly Adventures people. I think his the
name of her gang. And also doctor Bob Gross is going to be joining
us later on. Well in a few minutes, he's going to tell us
about NASA's new initiative, believing it not to use AI to look for UFOs.
You know, NASA is everywhere now all of a sudden, they were
everywhere. You're absolutely right, Yeah, yep. As you know, my
daughter, my daughter Alison is still going for a PhD and artificial intelligence and
she's getting a lot closer. She's doing a lot of work for NASA ames
out there in the West Coast. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yep,
Games Research Centers. Came back from a gig. She's going to go out
there again. Now, this is the one who were employers refused to let
her come on the show. I don't think that's you know what, they
wouldn't have remember something like that. I think it was more per decision in
case, you know. Okay, so she just hated. That's okay.
One of women loose slips six ships. Oh wow, okay, So anyway,
uh, Raven isn't here. However, we do heavy top ten,
so playing the pot of Raven tonight will be Switchblade Steve Watt, well bad,
you know you're up after the test there, can you do it?
I prefer saying filling in for Raven but not playing report. I don't I
think the I made out Tomato compete with a black eyed kid, So good
job. This is the top ten reasons the Aliens will not be landing in
twenty twenty three. Okay, the top ten reasons the Aliens will not be
landing in twenty twenty three. Number ten, stop the music. Gasoline is
at three to eighty a gallon and it takes a lot of gas. Are
on a Starbuster three thirty five warp engine drive. Wow, Wow, that
sounds accurate. Thought, sure he would laugh with that. Nice pleaseitch Number
nine, they're waiting to hear back about their dinner invitation to Taylor Swift.
Now listen, let me just talk about her for a second. Okay,
did you see her on TV with the with with Kelsey with Kelsey? Okay,
no, Kelsey and Swift going out together. Okay, they're the new
item, They're the new thing. And she was in the she was in
the booth with his mother for the game and she went nuts. They beat
the hell out of somebody. I forget how he caught a couple of passes.
So on. So then now they're the cup right Bill Belichick, who
has never cracked a joke in his life, and the press conference, goes,
someone asked him about it. Someone had the you know, guts to
ask about it. He goes, Kelsey has made a good catches in his
career. This might be the best one yet, not yet. I heard
that. I heard that when it happened. Did you hear what they're saying
about it? Mac? No, what that it's a publicity stunt, I'm
sure. Yeah, since that happened, they can't keep the Kelsey shirts in
the you know, it's just selling out. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
you expect that that's going to be big for her because she's advertising her movie
of her Ye, some recent touris so they said, keep an eye on
that, they said, but that is typical of you know, a promoter
like her. Madonna's done that, yep. So see how long that lasts.
Yeah, all the Kadashians have done it. You know. It's it's
kind of like a an then arranged marriage in a way. You know that
both both people get hot publicity wise, and you know, everyone wins until
they break up and she writes a song. I mean, she was so
phony. If you saw her in the booth, oh yeah, yeah,
you had a touchdown. They would lead but like thirty four points. Yeah,
you know, she made it look like they just won the Super Bowl.
Yep, he was going nuts. Yeah, I mean, Kelsey's mother
was just sitting there and she's finally pitting the mother on the side like saying,
come on, go on. So, I I mean, I like
her and I like Kelsey, but I I'm very suspect of the motivation of
that. Yeah. Well, they said she needed to write a new breakup
song, so she had to go out with somebody's asking me him to base
it on. I listen while we were talking about this, listeners, Switch
has violated the code. What's the universal code? I can see his hands.
No, no, not that role, not that code. It's the
one. I thought he had an octopus dip, but it turned out to
his cat's tail. Get that thing, Get that thing out of here.
Good. They call it kitty letter for some reason. Oh, don't swat
it the way you don't tell cats to leave. They leave when they feel
it. Really Yeah, okay, exactly exactly tell them that when they're eating
your body. So we were saying to Taylor, Swift makes more money in
one set of ticket sales for one concert, Yeah, then he makes in
a season. Is that right. Yeah, one of her arrows or whatever
they call. Yeah, one sold out stadium like Arrowhead when she did it.
And the ticket sales are more money than he makes in an entire season.
So there's another case where you know, the ladies made a lot more
money than the guy when Brady, you know, you know who's going to
be on top. As the kids say, all right, let's move on.
Number eight. Please. These are the top ten reasons. Top top
ten reasons the Aliens will not be landing in twenty twenty three. The fact
that aliens everywhere drink only bud light restricts the number of places that they can
land on Earth. Well, that's probably true. Next, please chicklay down
south. Number seven. They took a vote and decided to hold off revealing
themselves until next February's spring break. Wow, hang on number six. These
are funny. About two hours you know. Number six they tried to land
in the Ukraine, but some asshole tried to shoot them down. Oh huh,
there you go, next, police, they should shoot back. Number
five. They will land only when lonely Larry tells them to. I thought
even will go to be on tonight. Next. Please, Hey, the
number four reason that aliens are not going to land on Earth. They would
land in China, but they're afraid that they'd want to take off and then
land back fare again in an hour later. Now that's funny. Wad it
one? Do another read through with that one, sweet, we'll see just
how funny it is. They would they would land in China, but they're
afraid that they'd want to take off and then land back there again an hour
later. Okay, well, okay, is that like the physics thing?
Should I read it slower for clothes? That's all right, I'm not good
in physics. We can read it. We can read it now of them
now sweat okay. Number three, they're still trying to work out an endorsement
deal with those pricks at ticktack. Come on, see what those pricks at
ticktac the tic tac ufo videos. They're trying to work on an endorsement.
What's the mat with the spikel Okay? Number two, they're not quite ready
to reveal that Lily James is their queen and that once they land, all
men must die except one who would that be? Who else? One who
loves Lily James? It's all right, it's got to be you. That's
that's the end of the story. Okay. Number one please, and the
number one reason why the Aliens will not land at twenty twenty three. They
don't think anyone will notice. It's true. Some guy had a New Yorker
cartoon and the guy is standing on the you know, the guy is standing
on the street corner. He's going, you know, UFO has proven to
exist, and people just rushing by him. No one cares, you know,
ten years ago, that's all anyone would care about. Oh, twenty
years ago. Now, there's so much stuff going on in the fact that
they have videos of them that the military agrees there's something there, that everyone
agrees that there's something there, that they actually exist. It's just another story.
It's weird how it happened. But that's how I see it anyway.
Well, I think that it's like that because we still want to see more
our core evidence, right, proof, more videos, something that's not blurry
and weird and right. You know, we want to see it. We're
hearing it all the time, we're curious about it. Show me the money,
show me the videos. And we're not getting it, And the government
steps in and says, hey, we're kind of you know, buying into
this. Yeah, well, right, show us some money then, I
mean, let's see the evidence. The only thing that has really happened is
that the military establishment of this country has publicly agreed that they don't know what
they are. That's always been the big question, right, And I don't
believe they know what they are, because they wouldn't go go through all this
if they did. Now here's the thing, though, but is why all
of a sudden, why did they get woken up? What did they see?
You know, other than us supposedly we see fifty percent of what they
see. What did they see that convinced them this? You know, it's
probably more than the tiktak videos or something. But I'm sure to come to
the conclusion that we don't know what these things are. We're looking into it.
That's all they tell us. Now for the past few years, we
don't know what they are. We're looking into it. We're looking into it.
We haven't classified as unknown something phenomenon club nose what do they call them
u aps? Right, you? Unidentified aerial phenomenon anomalous And I can't even
remember the word. Now, yeah, I mean that took the word are
out of it because they're lumping in the undersea stuff too, right, right,
I mean, that's that's a classic distraction thing is to keep changing the
name of the you know, the the unit and the division, and you
know they get lost. You know. Well, the big thing is they're
putting their money with them all. They're putting money with them outs, which
they've never done. There's a lot of funding, a lot of congressional influence
now, so I think you're right, Mac, someone's got something that something
is motivating the government to do much more. They're not being transparent, but
at least they're showing that they're trying to do something. They know. In
my opinion, they had to come clean because they know maybe something is down
the line that they have to go on record as saying we don't know what
these things are. And you know, and even though they're not Russian to
Chinese, they've you know, categorically ruled that out. They do show up
more often during a military exercise as well UFO's and watime during military exercises,
you know, they stock military ships. You know, they seem to know
when military activity is going on because they're seen more often then, so that
that would lead you to believe that it's some kind of other country's intelligence agencies.
But you know, the Chinese and certainly the Russians don't have that kind
of technology that those tic TAC videos that were taken, you know, fifteen
years ago, some of them were showing, you know, so it's a
big mystery. But the bigger mystery is why did the US government, why
the US military admit that they don't know what they are? That's you know,
that's the question has to be answered. Anyway, Why don't we do
this? Why don't we take any commercial break now? And when we come
back, Club's going to tell us a little bit about this asteroid a retrieval
spacecraft that landed in the Utah, doesert today what it's all about? And
then we're going to have a guest on in about thirty minutes in Switch is
going to give us. Switch. You are going to give us just like
a real kind of quick report on what van meter is about and so on.
Yes, okay, why don't we take that commercial bright now and we'll
be right back after this. This seems to back on on these military's not
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Radio Network. This is Mac Maloney. Wow, what a show we have
for you, tonime. What a gang we have for you? First and
moment girls you see, yeah, the very famous one one oh Mac a
little girls. So everybody book the show? Everything? Okay? Over there?
Oh yeah? Yeah? Over here in England there's a you know,
all the foot ball has started, you know, the college football here,
soccer and apparently a big golf tournament. It's going to be happening really huh
Okay, sock got in this country. But in your ware, the health,
the Ryder Cup, it's it's some place. Oh well, that's sound
excited about. Actually a good thing to bet on anyway. Soccer is boring,
worst sport in the world. Also with us as on national correspondence,
Switchblade, Steve Ward, switchy, it is great to be here tonight.
Matt. You hate you hate soccer, don't you be truthful? Uh?
I actually watched a little bit of bit recently when it was a big deal,
and uh, what you do is you tape it and you put it
on fast forward. Oh yeah, yeah, and you know after and then
got forty five minutes go by, go buy five minutes and it looks like
it just moves faster and you can kind of focus and pay attention. Think
a Bruins game just watching fast forward. Uh. Anyway, also with us
when the house is uh you foaming Canada right now though? Hello Mac,
Hello everyone. Slash ghost Hunt the Slash Getaway driving. Okay, that was
funny, just to hear. A little while ago, we saw a shadow
here in the station, which is not good because no one's supposed to be
in the station except us. We did another We did a wide search,
armed with a golf club and a weapon that Coco gave me years ago.
Couldn't find anybody. So but he went right by the door right. We
were a studio off to the from the main big studio, and there have
been a number of times I closed the door and the door open, and
the door opened by itself. I'll be sitting here and Mac doesn't notice it
because he's facing away from it. But I'm sitting facing the door and I
see it open and he's talking, and I'm like, should I say something?
I just let it go with this and you can hear it. You
can hear us on the tape. You know, oh what something happened?
You know, you can hear us kind of get startled a little bit.
It's gonna win. Nobody's there switching really, But one thing, I don't
think a lot of people knew that a golf club was proper ghost tiny equipment.
It is it is now, believe me, switching real quick. What
you have a breakfast today where it wants to know? Well, it was
more of a brunch. I had meat loaf with mashed potatoes and gravy okay
and corn? Oh yeah, where'd you go? You know we're talking.
Where'd you go? Tutors? Tutors? Okay? Really they have that a
tutors okay, all right? And you don't have to tip right? No?
No, no, no tip cup? No. Uh you don't know.
You you put your card in and there's no you know, choose your
percent or whatever. Okay, you know who does here? We don't have
any of that. Not who it is, it's not who it is anyway.
That voice you hear Willie club Ossy crazy Willy. How you doing?
Okay? Oh hi, mac Hi, gang Hi, everyone are there.
It's great to be here, see all these smiling faces. And keep a
nile for Bob from my angle. Haks a lot. Okay, you know
forty forty five miles away. Okay, if you hear it, jump in
your carrying, come and get us. Okay if you have screams, Oh,
I'm not going anywhere near that. I think you guys might try just
just for the heck of it, say beetlejewice three times, No, no,
no, alright, stop screwing around. Yeah anyway, Also with us,
we got to behave ourselves because a doctor what is what does doctor Bob
gross? How you doing from Chicago? Hello Maclow, Everyone's terrific to be
here. Okay, A right, good to see you, doctor Bob.
I suppose we should flap him on though he's a semi regular, but you
know, I think he feels better. Yeah, so anyway, so good
to hear. Have you here tonight? Now you are working on a book?
You told me you're working in a book lately. Yes, I've been
in co writing a book with cal Kors and the title of the book is
the Roswell and Kecksburg UFO Crashes the scientific Evidence. Okay, all right,
and it should be coming out in about thirty days. And so do you
do you solve both of those famous cases? Uh? Yes? Really?
Yeah? Okay, all right pretty much scientifically? Yes, all right,
I don't want them. I don't want them. We should say spoiler alert,
but right, okay, okay. It's probably the most intense textsburgh book
that I've written. Really, yeah, huh. Kenksbury is an interesting case.
I mean, a lot of people saw this light in the sky,
and a lot of people actually saw a take like a ninety degree turn and
so on. Some people, you know, they said as a media or
whatever. But you know what they found in the in the woods looked a
lot about us, A lot alike, a lot alike, a lot like
a sawyer's space beraft that the Russians used to use, kind of chest that
shape. And you know, the army came and took away real quick and
left behind a lot of mysteries, a lot of men and black stuff so
on. So that should be interesting. So what's the title of the book
talked about? It's the title was the Roswell and Kecksburgh UFO crashes scientific evidence.
All right, well you'll have to come on and you know, tell
us all about it when it comes out. Okay, it should be very
interesting thing. Okay, Now, as in the biz, I'm going to
say, as they saying the BIS, I'm going to throw it to the
club. Club. Let me put your bumper in right here, reporting the
latest the US military's new investigation into UFOs and what they still aren't telling you.
It's time for buck Global Report. So I'm going to tell us about
this latest development in the world of asteroards. This US spacecraft that was gone
seven years. Does how long it takes to get to these things? Colickly?
The sample came back parachuted into the UTAH. Does it successfully? Now
they have, you know, a lot of bits and pieces, rock stuff
and so on from an actual asteroid that they think late hit Earth sometime in
the future. So what do we know? Should we be excited? Just
the thing? I'm sorry? Next, I got to tell you this.
This past week has really been a big, very successful for NASA. Two
major events in their asteroid research. You know. First of all, as
Mac mentioned, and it has been all over the news the UH, the
NASA seven years ago it sent up a flight UH to an asteroid because they
wanted to get pieces of an asteroid and bring it back to Earth so they
could study it to determine they you know, they there's always been a something
in the in the scientific area that felt that pieces of our beginnings came from
an asteroid, you know, something that had impacted the Earth. And so
one of the reasons that NASA claimed they were going on this mission was to
get samples bring it back here so they could study and to see if there's
anything that lines up with you know, the beginning of life here on Earth
and some other things. So it was very successful, and it's amazing,
you know that things set out seven years ago in twenty sixteen to go up
there, just I don't think it even landed. The idea was that it
was going to drop something down, you know, remotely and you know,
dig into the ground, which it did, stir up and pick up some
samples. And the interesting thing was they said is the asteroid was much softer
than they expected. So they were very successful in getting the samples there.
The important thing about it is that, you know, it now leads to
another event that happened. I believe it was yesterday, and so anyways,
what happened is they went down, they got the sample. Now they're going
to sho that with the scientific community and find out if there's anything there that
that makes sense. The idea of beha I was just gonna say real quick.
The idea being is that when you say asteroids might be there, and
the reason for the origin of life on Earth is that they think that some
of them might be they might contain amino acids and stuff like that, which
are very very you know, important to life, you know on Earth and
probably you know the places of the universe too, And you know, that
just seems to be almost the way the universe works. You know, this
kind of help the skelter of random stuff. You know, an asteroid hits
a planet, and billions of years later we have this, you know.
So it'd be cool if they were able to you know, kind of find
stuff like that out. But go ahead, Clumb, Sorry, yeah,
you know, and I'm a big amino acid person myself is, absolutely,
especially especially in college. But anyways, I took a college Yeah, absolutely,
But anyways, this vehicle, this capsule was called a serious Rex.
Okay, it's the name of it. So if anyone of Rassia it was
a serious Now this phase two of this whole thing is that the serious Rex
vehicle dropped off that sample and then it headed back out to the asteroid ap
office on a new mission. Yes, in case you don't know, Greek
stands for evil. It stands for something evil. So I don't like that
that right away tells you that it's going to hit us an evil uh asteroid.
It's a different asteroid than they just came. What's it in a pickup
samples again? Do the whole thing all over again. Yeah, well,
you know there's I'm questioning some of the motivation for that. You know,
they're not being very open about what it's going to do, exactly what the
mission is. That's bad man. In case you know anything about and you
know my studies on asteroids, Apophus is one of the asteroids that we have
been fearing would be impacting the Earth for years. They've been watching this.
It gets close to the Earth everyon fifty or something years, and the next
time it's going to get about twenty thousand miles near the Earth. That's close.
That's close. That's very close. And in fact, when they studied
it back about twenty years ago, that was the one they identified as the
asteroid that probably has the strongest chance of hitting the Earth asteroid most likely causing
damage, and the thought was that that was going to be I believe,
in twenty twenty six. So this thing is going to that asteroid and they're
being tight lipped about what it's going to do. Then well, what they're
saying is, you know, similar to the other asteroid. You know,
they're looking at different pieces. They'll probably take back samples. But I'm sorry,
I'm reading something else into that. First of all, you know,
as I mentioned, they originally thought that that was going to be the someone
was going to hit the Earth in the next twenty years. Now they've backed
off that a few years ago and said, no, you know, now
we don't see it as being a real threat like we first thought like that,
probably not for another hundred years. What bothers me is this is that
they usually crow like crazy, go overboard, and what some of these things
do and gonn to do, And that's pretty spectacular when I'm thinking of it.
You shoot this thing out seven years ago, it goes up the collect
samples, drops them on Earth successfully, and then it goes out for another
mission. I mean, that's that's money we'll spend. That's amazing in a
way, but not to tell you again, it's the motivation that is bothering
me. Now, this is Apophus, just so you know. It's it's
about eleven hundred feet, but it weighs one hundred and thirty four billion pounds
billion pounds. So it's estimated that if that has an impact on the Earth,
it will not be as great as the dinosaur hit, but it will
be like the size of all our nuclear arsenal going on together. So it's
going to record day. It's the cave. How do they weigh it the
cable? They know where they weigh it cable? Well, you know,
I'm not a physicist, so I really don't know, but you know,
how do you weigh certain things from a distance, you know, by I
am in a or an in depth or something. But anyways, the important
thing now that I want to emphasize, we're really going to look forward to
see what this brings back. But we got to wait another seven years.
That's amazing for that one. Yeah, yeah, so we got Yeah,
they got the sample. But this thing, now, when they looked at
it recently, then they said, oh, maybe it could have a real
good chance of hitting us in twenty six all all of a sudden they backed
off that. So now I would say about one hundred years. But the
bottom line is that this is eventually going to impact the Earth. Nobody in
the scientific community argues that it's like I said, it's swinging out there are
twenty thousand miles up there, and for some reason they say, oh,
it's shifted gravity shifted it a bit. But as we all know, gravity
is not something that's real predictable, particularly now with the climate change and all
that it's affecting the atmosphere. Everyone. All I'm saying is, and as
I've worn you folks in the past, there's some real scary things going on
with asteroids up there. Our government is spending all this money again another example
that you know they're putting them money with him out there. So I'm confirmed,
you know what I mean, concerned about this one up there. Now,
popas that is, maybe they they're not going to tell us that maybe
it is going to hit us in twenty or thirty years, even in forty
years you know, that's forty six years. That's a lot of people are
still going to be around here, well, you know, always on the
beach from I'm just alerting everyone to keep the air out on all these things
that maybe we'll hit the other side of the earth. Now, play what
the purpose is? So yeah, yeah, I mean if they send me
to being tight left about sending a spacecraft too asteroid that translates into evil and
they're not really and tell them us what it's about, and this is the
one most likely to hit us, then I'm a little and a suspicious.
Really, let's face it, is that the asteroid that's coming in underneath the
satellites. It's he been coming in lower than the sun. Yes, it's
only twenty thousand yeah, miles up. That's dangerous. Well, they call
it a fly by, so everything comes up there, we have a fly
by, and the concern is that one of these fly bys is going to
get turned into a drive. So it's just it sounds like nobody's denying that
itself. It's just a matter of time switching. Oh so anyways, would
I just wanted to alert you to that, thank you, And I'm trying
out of the way to talk to, trying to give you information about it.
I wish I could be more positive. It's it's you can. You
can the first DOT mission of last year or earlier this year, they did
prove it took a long time to get up to this kind of meandering asteroid,
and they did prove that they could alter its trajectory. Okay by just
kind of hitting it, like hitting the pool ball is going to you know,
but it was a very small by what six inches or something? Yeah,
yeah, it moved. It moved, you know, But how you
move something that's you know, eleven hundred feet and you know, zillion billion
pounds. I don't know. But listen, before we get the segments,
especially, I want to go right to you really quick. Thank you club
for that. Let's let's clap. We don't clap a club enough. And
that's what his text says. Club. Thanks well, thank you, thank
you. Switch. You have something coming up because you please explain to us
is the van Meter conference. You're going to be the MC tell us what
happened at van Meter? It sounds like the name of a game show host.
Frankly, what happened to me? Turning your microphone there? Switchy Switchy,
Mike, Mike, Mike switching, waving to him frantically, Yes,
let me start earlier. And I assumed that you wouldn't want to hear that.
Okay, well you never know, so listen, let me just start
again. Okay, So Switchy, you have a conference coming up called the
van Meta Conference. You're going to be the MC tell us what's happening there
or festival? Okay, and what is Van Meter anywhere? As I said
before to no laughs, sounds like a talk show host, game show host
met rand and with Van Veda. Yeah, it started with a book written
by Chad Lewis, Noa Voss and Kevin Nelson. They uncovered this interesting piece
of call it folklore, call it history from nineteen oh three and Van Meter,
Iowa. Van Meter is just west of Des Moines, and they call
it the Week of Terror. The last weekend in September, the townspeople started
seeing this sort of a terodactyl like creature in town. It had some very
very strange properties. It had a beak and a horn, and on the
end of the horn it seemed like it had a light that were just it
was giving off its own lights somehow. In fact, one of the early
sightings of this thing, it was moving along the top of a building,
and they thought it was a burglar with a flashlight. And so as time
went on. Now, one of the things when I met Chad Lewis and
Kevin Nelson, the first thing I asked him, I said, well,
was could this have been a some kind of a stunt put on by some
of the townspeople. And they said it seemed unlikely because so many prominent citizens
saw this thing, including a bank manager he was actually worried about because of
the the the rumors about there being a burglar or whatever. He went and
stayed the night at the bank and then he saw this creature outside the window
and took a shot at it with a shotgun. There was another another person
that uh, and and and this is I always say here insert your own
joke. He was looking at it through a second story window and he saw
this thing and it kind of exuded or gave off some kind of vapor.
Again insert your own joke here. But what happened as a result was he
had missing time. So here you have this creature. It's it's generating its
own light somehow and also creating missing time again. I'm you know, I'm
going to raise the specter of John Keel. John Keel thought that he wasn't
so interested in the manifestations anymore, whether as a craft or whether it was
a creature. He was more interested in the cosmic mechanism behind it. And
one wonders if if this was the Van Meter Visitor were just some kind of
a manifestation, although it also acted very much like a flesh and blood creature.
One guy saw it sitting on top of a telephone pole and it climbed
down the pole using its beak in the same way you'll see a parrot do
it in a cage. So and then when it when it went to take
off, it was running and flapping its wings and flapping its wings and took
took a while hit enough airspeed to to actually get up and take off.
It was the last time they saw it where it was near the old mines.
Chad Lewis takes you on a walking tour of the week Week of Terror
and it describes, you know what, what all the buildings used to be
and all the different incidents. And it has grown from a from a kind
of a humble festival to a much bigger festival, and it's uh it's it's
really really great. A lot of great people there and uh it's I've been
going there for years now. I have spoken there a few times as well,
and we've got another another good list of speakers and people just always have
a good time at the Van Meter Visitor Festival. Okay, and you're on
the MC right MC, that's right, MC, switchy. I love it.
Let'sten you were there lost year to right switch? Yes, all right,
switching you would. Let's clap for Switchy because now I'm going to get
letters from him because that was a little louder than clubs class. There you
go. I'm just, you know, not much. I don't need clapping.
I can tell unless people look at me. Are you saying you already
what I talk about? Well, you need reinforcement. I don't listen listen.
Oh wow, you're saying you already have the clap years ago without a
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This is macclone and well show we have here tonight. Very quickly,
the members of the posse include for a famous one one money. Hello,
everybody, welcome back to the show. It's been a fun show so far.
Mack wand you to be here, by the way, Have you had
fish and chips lately? Yeah? Yeah, some awesome fish and chips and
one of the most haunted restaurants in the UK. Cool. You can't beat
that. It's in the heart of the smuggler territory. Did you tip?
You tip? I do? Okay, that's good idea. If they can
put up with it, they work the extra money. Also with us is
a national correspondent down there in West Virginia, switch Blade Steve, but switchy,
how you doing. I am beyond wonderful. Great to be here tonight.
I'll swatch security chief is with us, will he uh Willie? Well,
Marc. I'm not being wonderful, but I'm really feeling pretty good to
night, and I feel like again, I'm, you know, picking up
some more information that things I didn't know before. So that's what it's about.
Yeah, that's a lot for me. I feel like a sponge tonight.
Good. Okay, there's a joke in there somewhere. Yeah, I
feel like a sponge case. It's only a two hour show, all right.
Also in the studio with us tonight is and now and you're a full
mechanic hour now and they'll also get away drive. Also a ghost hunter volunteer
ghost Hunt just minutes Marc everyone uh. And also a good friend, doctor
Bob Gross out there in Chicago, toddling as of a hello boys and girl.
However, how are you, doctor Bob? What's happening? Oh?
The weather's changing a bit now. Really it goes back raining as much as
it did. It rained all morning today so far what you should be used
to it? You're the London of America. That's also with us. We
have to behave ourselves. Is Stephanie mcnewll. She is of the highly spiritual
podcast Spiritual. Why am I saying that? Okay, let me start again?
Also with us, Wow, we're eating almonds tonight. Maybe that wasn't
a good idea? Has some kind of effect on us. Also joining us
tonight, we're having a lot of problems. I mean, just to be
fair about it, we're having a lot of problems here tonight technical wise,
with the wires and stuff and seeing ghosts is just you know, part of
it. Also joining us tonight is Stephanie McNew from the Highly Spirited podcast.
Is that correct, Stephanie? It is? Let's clap for me please if
you don't want, thank you. Happy to be here, Stephanie. Where
are you in the country? Indianapolis, Indiana? Really right in the middle,
uh, right in the snacktob middle. I'm not a cult fan,
are you? Are you a cult fan? I'm married to one, but
I'm more of a New Orleans fan. Like New Orleans. It's like,
so I'm still reading for them. Okay, that's right. So hey,
they'll come back, you know. So anyway, So, so you have
a podcast and you talk about tell us. Yeah, so in my podcast,
I pair cocktails with ghost stories, so it's always like cocktails, right,
But I wanted to know the history of them, so I do deep
dives and like, where the hell did this come from? Why is it
called this? And because I want to know because there's some funny cocktails out
there. So I do the history of them. Yes, then I go
to break and then I tell a ghost story. If they're from the same
area, I try to pair them together, like this cocktail came from New
England, and so I want to do a New England ghost story where this
one came from Savannah. So I'm doing a Savanna cocktail too. So I
try to pair things together where they make sense. But it's always a cocktail
in a ghost story or multiple ghost stories if they're short ones. Okay,
thinking on a second, Okay, I just want to make sure you're standing
cocktails right, as in drinks and so on. Oh yeah, drink Okay,
where have you been? Allow love so so so? So you can
actually match a cocktail to a certain ghost story, is that what we're saying?
You can? That's what I try to do. So because a lot
of cocktails, they say, oh, it was invented here in like eighteen
whatever, nineteen something, So there's always a history behind a lot of them.
They had to be somewhere. So I tried to find a ghost story
that was also probably the same place. What's a ghost story behind them?
Like a shot at Jack for instance, I quick and bloody, but I
did do a Jack and Coke, which of course started in Tennessee. So
I've heard it with the bell which I think a lot of people are aware
of the Bellwich, but I caught it, goot story. So if I
can't do the city specifically, I will do the state. Okay, I
can. How about Boston? There must be a lot of I haven't done
Boston yet honestly to pick from. Yeah, okay, okay, mag I
found one that I got to jump on maybe tomorrow, maybe tonight when the
show's over. It's that Tequila Sunrise and Haunted Arizona. Yeah. So the
Tequila Sunrise is interesting because it was a favorite of Mick Jagger and he kind
of brought life to it during one of their US tours. Really, do
you think the Eagles of Someone did it? You know, the Eagles weren't
involved in this one either where they or slightly. It was also a favorite
of theirs, Yes, yes, what's a favorite of all of us?
Yes? So, well that's that's interesting. So so on the on the
podcast, you say, tonight we're going to be talking about this ghost story
in footlot of the only you should be having a you know, Miami Minosa
or something like it. Right, yeah, so that's exactly it. So
I'll share history and I'll give you a recipe. So if you want to
make it while I go to break, you can have it while I'm telling
a good story. Wow. And by the how how long is your podcast?
An hour? Two hours? It varies, so I try to shoot
for an easy thirty minutes, summer shorter, summer longer, depending on the
subject matter. So is everyone kind of shit faced at the end of it?
As the kids saying? Oh? The problem is sometimes I get that
way because I'm like, I have one too. Yeah. We've known to
see ghosts after we've had a few. Oh that's great, yeah yeah,
yeah, yeah, yes, so so but you're into ghosts, right,
you're into ghosts, right, yeah, so really into them. I think
that I've seen a couple in my lifetime. So yeah, if it's on
it or spooky, I definitely want to visit it. I want to see
it. Okay, I'm not so into ghost hunting with the equipment, but
I want to go and somebody say, hey, so and so lived here,
here's what happened to them. That's why we think their spirits still here.
So I like the story behind things, of course, so that scientific
parts. Have you heard the story about the ghost in our radio station where
we are right now? Where were we talking about that? Off here?
No can tell me. Okay, So and this just happened like about twenty
minutes ago. Stuff always happens. We're in a radio station. I think
I explained this hopefully is off here. We're in a radio station that is
in a house that looks like any other house in the suburban part of Exit
in New Hampshire. Okay, you wouldn't know a radio station was here.
Do you see the big tower? So anyway it The guy who was the
engineer here lived next door to the place for thirty years. That's all he
did. He walked twenty feet and he was at work and he was just
like this great engineer, you know, gave his sweat, let's wit and
tears to the place. And he died here. And he died here,
so we you know, died in the building. In the building, yeah,
I think downstairs and downstairs when we moved we were at another radio station.
We moved up here, and I think it's twenty seventeen. It must
have been right. I can't remember back that we would see stuff, you
know, they were doing the place over. You know, there's stuff we
talked bad about Bob and goes. The lights would go out and one one
saw someone walking through once. And what's really creepy is that the front door.
If you come in the front door, you hear a bell ring,
you know, and sometimes we'll hear people in the building. We don't hear
the bell ring. Sometimes we hear the bell ring and no one's here.
Okay, So yeah, that's why we have the bell not ring when you
open that door just right right. It's as simple as that. We've searched
this place many many times. And Alan and I just searched it again really
about a half hour ago, because you know, he saw our shadow in
the hall. So we got to pull everything to a halt and go around
with our golf clubs, you know, looking for people. We're the only
two people. We're the only ghost unting equipment you use. Yes, yeah,
golf club and would that's a problem. I don't know about golf,
but I know one of them. Wood. So, Stephanie, how long
have you been doing this? So I started this about a year and a
half ago. I've always been interested in it, but it was like,
let's actually do it. So yeah, I think April of last year I
started right and and do you know, uh, the skew of your audience
and they know what your audience, you know, what's the what's the I'm
not trying to say it, you know what I mean? I mean,
is it? Is it mostly let's say women in there for whatties or whatever.
It kind of kind of is so a lot of women, and then
there's none that surprised me. There are guys that are not like they'd be
like I'll get a message on Instagram and be like, hey, I listened
today. It was great, and like you don't take me for the kind
of person that care about cocktails or ghosts, but thank you for listening.
Oh that's cool. Some surprised me, but yeah, lots of like middle
aged women are kind of the audience I have. Yep, Okay, all
right, that's great. And what is it weekly? Yeah? Weekly?
Every Friday comes out Fridays at midnight. Oh that's at midnight. Okay,
that's nice. Sure. So when did you you know, when did you
become interested in ghosts as a kid or something? Did you see one as
a kid or yeah, as a kid. So we lived in this farmhouse.
It was a rental. My parents moved into beautiful house, great property,
great place to grow up. I swore it was haunted. So since
I've been nine years old and I've been like, ghosts exist. I've seen
them my whole life, almost my whole life at this point. So what
do you think they are? I think I think they're just spirits. I
think they're energy because some I think they're just people that never left. They
got confused, maybe they don't know they should have left. Others I think
are residual energy, especially if it's a battle feeld there's something traumatic. I
just think that energy replays a lot sometimes even it stays around like residual Yeah,
yep, it just never left. It still there does something? Are
they friendly? Yeah? Are they friendly? And some? I mean I
think I think what they were in life, they probably are in the afterlife
too. So if they were like this hateful, evil person, they're probably
not a nice ghost. If they were you know, normal, easy going,
probably an okay ghost. Well that's a good way to explain it.
I never thought of it that way. But but why do why do you
think. I mean, there's and there's no way of a knowing, But
why do you think that some get confused and some don't. Yeah, personally,
I think it's an acceptance thing, you know, like some I just
think I didn't die. I don't know I died. They just never clicked
that they should have crossed over, so they just haven't. So they're just
here not knowing they're gone. And like say, if it's an old house,
they're probably like, why are these people moving into my house? It's
still my house? Why they're making a racket knocking things off the shelves,
Like why are you in my house? See? That's what That's what's funny,
is like it's almost like two kinds or two main kinds. First of
all, is like you've seen I've seen videos of stuff flying around houses and
kitchens and stuff. Man, it's really weird. And you would say,
in no way they're faking this. There's just the way they're faking it anyway.
Is that? But then when you go to these battlefields that switchy One
said on the show, it looks like it looks like a piece of film
that's caught in a loop. You know what I mean, and I can
almost see, well, there's something who knows what it is, you know,
between the mention who knows what it is? But it's almost like they're
caught there. You really get that idea that they're caught there, other than
the person throwing stuff around in a haunted house, you know. So there's
got to be different kinds of different kinds of you know, hauntings, whatever,
ghosts or whatever, like like what you're saying, like residual and imprints
as opposed to something more conscious. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
funny. I remember we talked about, you know, Roman soldiers seen in
people during renovation on buildings in England somewhere, and they see a troop of
Roman soldiers walk by, and they're where they're walking. Isn't necessarily that the
actual floor level. They might be higher or lower, but it's where they
were. I have a question for Stephan on that line. If you do
you accept that there are probably some hauntings that are merely imprints that are not
really conscious fond hauntings for whatever reason, people die and leave some kind of
energy behind that kind of repeats itself. Yeah, I do, And I
think I would almost call them a time loop like they're stuck, and they
might not. They don't consciously know they're stuck. It just replays. Like
you said, it's like a film, it's like rewatching the same thing over
and over again. I definitely think that's a type of haunting that we see
pretty often, but I think it's more where there was trauma, like a
battlefield is a great example, and it is in some cases. Do you
think their soul or essence has moved on, but for some reason they still
leave some kind of an imprint on the atmosphere or somehow that repiece itself but
it's not really them. Yeah, I do, especially when it's like that,
I think those souls have moved on to wherever they were going, but
there was just so much energy there right like it was a battle or it
was a train wreck. There was so much energy there. That energy just
hasn't dissipated or gone somewhere else. And one thing I wonder is that if
it occasionally somebody leaves an imprint behind. And when we think of the tradition
of Tulpa's the slender Man phenomena that was supposed to have been created out of
the Internet, I wonder if those imprints can somehow become interactive sometimes as if
they are that person, but their actual soul or essence has moved on.
There's no way to prove or disprove that. But I just wonder if sometimes
we're not really dealing with a conscious haunting, we're dealing with something that has
sort of evolved from an imprint. Yeah, like it's something that manifests into
something else. Because it's funny you brought up slender Man. I was watching
something the other day, don't remember if it's YouTube or TikTok, But slender
Man isn't a new phenomenon like we thought it was born of the Internet.
Like twenty twelve reports that thing had been around since the eighteen hundreds. It
just kind of became a new phenomenon in like this millennia for whatever reason.
But I do you know, it could have been around forever. Listen.
That creeps me out that of all these weird things floating around out there.
And Raven two bitch, she's not on tonight because she really knows a lot
about these just painting really crazy stuff, you know, But Sliderman makes Bob
look nice and country. Yeah, slender Man is a very, very just
I had some interesting poldergeist activity when I was in New Mexico. It was
called the Double Eagle Hotel in Old Messilla, New Mexico. Okay, go
ahead, it was. It makes a story really short, but I was
there for a meeting. Yes, and it's it's an old vamped hotel where
like Billy the Kid and those people used to hang out. Yes, and
it's called Double Eagle Hotel in Old Messia, New Mexico. And I was
leaving the get together that we had. This is after we had seen a
ghost in the mirror in the dining room. Okay, we'd seen that I
was in the look like it was just a flash of like it was like
a grayish white, almost like like you'd see a sheet. He was in
that mirror, you know, and several of us saw it appear and disappear.
That it was a huge mirror. But when we were I was leaving
and I went to use the restroom, and the restroom had all these old
furnishings in it, and an old sink and an old uh paper you know,
it wasn't a paper towel, but it was like a cloth towel dryer
on the wall, and so forth. So I went in and again to
make a long short story short, uh, I'd use the urin all.
And I was washing my hands in the sink, and then another man he
was in the in the stall and he had come out. He was waiting
to use the sink, okay, And I was washing my hands, and
I was standing right ready to reach out. You know how they have those
big towels They come out of those old yes with a crank. Yes,
I went to crank, and they cranked itself out to towels for me.
I never even touched her. And the guy that was waiting for the towels,
he wiped his hands in his pants and ran out. How about that
A thoughtful Yeah, was trying to tell you, Wow, that's bhasy.
But see that's a weird thing though. Why would they hang around old places?
You know what I mean, Stephanie White? I mean, are there
haunted condominiums? That is a great name for a book, the haunted condominium
You know what I mean? Yeah, So there is I forget its real
name, the corn Cob Towers in Chicago. They're not old by any means,
are not even one hundred years old. Those are very haunted. Do
you call it again, Stephanie. The corn Cob Towers. They have a
real name. It's something Marina. They're on the Chicago River. Did people
die in there? Is there a reason for the haunt? Like there was
death there or there was lots of deaths, lots of suicides, lots of
general bad blocks and those things were built. Yeah, funny, funny.
There's a place in whether there's the Damas State Hospital, which we talked about
probably too much here, but there's a place near there. I think it's
called Pabd Meadows or something. It's just one of these things along one of
the main routes coming out of Boston on twenty eight and you know, it's
just a thousand apartments in seven or eight buildings. And I think that there's
been I don't know, maybe up to ten people been killed there over the
years working on the place. They had a fire there ones Do you remember
this club They had a fire with the in the They say it started in
a pilot leaves and it wiped out like half of the half of the place
and none of the people had had insurance yet, and it was like really
a mess. It just seems this place, you know, kind of cursed
in a way, you know, but you have a haunt economy and that's
cool. Hey, listen, why don't we do this, Stephanie, Can
you hang around with us for a while? Yeah, of course. Okay,
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This is Mac and Arney. Well, what a show we have for you
tonight. Very quickly the co Conspirators girls, she's here, one one across
the play girls. Hello, everybody, welcome back to the show. It's
been a fun, wacky show tonight. It's been wacky. Wacky is the
exact word for him. Uh, speaking of wacky down there in West Virginia
is a natural correspondent Switch plays Steve Wood. Great to be here tonight,
Matt, what you have meat loaf? Today. Is that what you said
your head? I had for brush. I had meat lot with mashed potatoes
and gravy and corn. Yeah. Nice, okay. And they gave me
a huge biscuit which which I didn't eat. I took it home. Yes,
it's in the refrigerator. I had to have a couple of neighbors helped
me carry it in because she's big. Is that big? The size of
the rocket gibralture they make there. I love who it is, you know,
that's to go to that place. Think about the army song that the
biscuits in the army. They say they're mighty fine. One rolled off the
table and killed the peal of mines. This thing hits the floor. You
want to be out of the way. Maybe a cat will be passing underneath.
Would not be ironic anyway. Also is with us as security chief Willie
club w C. Hey, Mac, I everyone great to be here.
It's tough sometime follow and switch. You know. I just can't keep up
with him. He said so much going on in his life, that's so
far. I just I'm so impressed. I just that's the cut. I
mean, wow, first, and you know, B to B what kind
of dunk Food. I look forward to the this is my night out,
you know, yes, usually have a basket of dunk Food near you.
Do you have anything tonight to tease us? Let's say, got any takies
tonight? Watch this? What's he got? Oh? I love that stuff?
It was made within twenty miles of here. Yeah, yeah they're still
around. That's good to know. Also want thank you very much. Now
I'm starving like crazy. And and oh oh I love those cookies. Yeah
they're great. Yeah those are good. Wow. Huh, I see you
know you got me going. Let's I need some. I'm having a party
tonight. Yeah, I'm going to show you what I got from this again.
And you got your doctor's number on speed dollar. Oh we just happened
to have a doctor with us, Doctor Bobs, how you doing send me
one of those cheeses? Yeah? Yeah, okay, look adoked Bob out
there in Chicago and also joining us from Indianapolis, is is Stephanie Mnau of
Spirited Highly Spirited podcast? Right yep? Okay, guys, and you came
up with the brilliant idea of matching ghosts with cocktails, right, Yeah,
I don't know how brilliant it is, but it entertains me, and I'm
hoping it's entertaining other people. I think it's genius. You can wow,
that's cool. So basically what you do is like that. If you're let's
say you haven't done bust and yet, good luck when you do that.
But you know, if you're in LA's in your interest in this ghost,
this is the cocktail that goes with this haunting or whatever. Right, Yeah,
and I died, well, I did part of LA. I did
Haunted Hollywood and there's a there's actually a Marilyn Monroe cocktail, so that one
I have done. What is the Maryland is a Saint Patrick's cocktail. You'll
have to go to the website and look for that one. Okay, what
is the Merril Monroe cocktail? Do you remember? That's not a shot at
Jack, isn't gosh? I don't remember. I can look it up while
we guys away from me. I don't remember on today. Yeah, I
wouldn't be surprised. You know what it was. I'll have to check out
the the old Worth and Low Mass did I introduced alvenwdo get away drive on?
It goes something? It doesn't The Old Worthings where Jack Kerouac used to
drink and uh low. Edgar Allan Poe was supposed to have penned part of
the Raven while sitting at the bar at the Old Worth. Wow. So
it's a very old bar and low mass dump it. Well they've really redone
it these days. Yeah. Back when I was a kid, you could
go in there and get a hot dog boiled in beer for twenty five cents.
Yeah, and draft beers were about a quarter low area. Yes,
yeah, yeah, so again you know it's the old worthing was slated to
be torn down until someone figured out it had historical uh you know yeah passed
so and showed Edgar Allan Poe and Jack Kerouac and some other people that were
pretty famous. So maybe Poe has a drink. Did they tip you know?
Never more in Baltimore. Yeah, I would love to do him.
I'm a big fan of him. Him and Baltimore. Maybe if I can
find a cocktail that inter twice, it's definitely stories I want to deal.
There is a this then this actually happens every year on his either his birthday
or the day he died. Someone lays a bouquet of roses. I think
yellow roses at his gravestone in in the cemetery, which I think is right
in the middle of Baltimore. And no one has ever like caught this person
or chased them or anything. It's like really weird, but it's been going
on for obviously it's being passed down because it's been going on for a very
very long time. You know, there's a weird dude. Man more weirdness
to add to the weirdness. He lived. So I like what this happens.
I wish say who it was. But that's kind of the funny part
of the mystery is no one knows. Well, see, you would think
these days that you know, some tabloid news channel would tackle a person or
something, you know, camera somewhere just we know, they know the day
is coming. Let's set up a camera or something at the very least.
Yeah, one thing. Yeah yeah. So anyway, so this is what
we're going to do this segment, is that you know, we what do
you think of UFOs? Stephanie. So, I do believe in UFOs,
and I definitely think there's other creatures out there and other galaxies, other planets.
I do think that they are like extraterrestrials and they're visiting. They want
to meet us. Yeah, I definitely think UFOs are out there want to
meet us. I think they're curious about us, or that they see that
we're a hot mess and we're like, hell no, we're going to turn
her out to leave. I'd be another thing too, it'd be like that.
It'd be like the town on the throughway you don't get off at But
do you think that they have ghosts? Not that exit you going? Do
you think that aliens have ghosts? I mean they must Why would it be
just us? Right? Yeah, I mean I think if they're like energetic
beings with souls, then yeah, why wouldn't they have those? Well that'd
be crazy. So anyway, so lately, what's happened is that NASA,
as someone said before one won't said before, and all of a sudden,
NASA is everywhere. And one of the things that they're doing is they've put
together this committee finally to look into UFO cases, Okay, sightings and so
on. And when it first came out and then we commented on the show
about and saying, well, what are they going to do? They're going
to look at stuff that isn't top secret, isn't classified, and so on.
But now it turns out, you know, and you always follow the
money, that they got a bunch of money, and now they're going to
turn into it take to artificial intelligence to literally sweep the sky and identify everything
around the planet. I guess I don't know, so, Bob, how's
that? Fortise? Yeah, that's great, thank you. It's a wild
night. I'll tell you here with this show. It was especially we started
out with a presentation on NASA. Yes, do that, okay, go
ahead, But but you but you you you were really kind of involved in
it, right, Yes, well, actually I started out my you know,
professional career as a professional, like classically trained musician. Yes, okay,
But then when it was uh, I started like in nineteen eighty you
know, NASA is NASA. I'm sorry, it's NASA. It is a
government agency, a federal government agency. And then in nineteen eighty I first
started working at the Penn State Center for Acoustics, and that's when I was
introduced to the Space Shuttle and they were that team that I was working with
was working on problems at the Space Shuttle, NASA's Space shuttle back then yep,
okay, sure, then yes, go ahead. So I sort of
had like an you know, a liking for them back and then at that
time and then back in nineteen ninety two is when I became actually a government
agent, and I was working on something called the Transdisciplinary Technology Team, so
NASA at times was involved in that. And then I started also, you
know, working with the Ohio Department of Education. And then I started working
in Washington, d C. What it was called a it was a not
a A. It was called a dual agent, not a double agent.
I wasn't a spire or go ahead, yes. And then I was working
in Oklahoma City with the National Science Foundation. So I had a lot of
things going on with the NASSA in the past, including in two thousand and
six. In two thousand and seven, I was helping them select astronauts for
their ares Space directory, which was the Astro Materials Research and Exploration Science and
when they going to they were going to select Native Americans right and to that,
Yeah, they's that's why they that's where they were shooting for because because
Native Americans thought differently and they NASA already knew at that time when they started
getting to Mars that people that had education in the typical Western culture were not
going to be able to handle what they said that they were going to find
when they got tomorrow maybe like yeah, like being the pioneers, but like
way way worse. Yeah, or yeah, just anything, you know,
sound is different. Now they're finding out And now I think they probably found
out that there was life on Mars at one time. Yeah. Yeah,
that's just by the way they're acting and bringing back some of their old programs.
Ok, go ahead. So I had had some experience with NASA for
quite a few, you know, years. Then recently NASA brought together sixteen
outside experts okay, to assess unclassified data about UAPs or what people used to
call UFOs, because they thought NASA could start contributing to this whole search.
Now. It was called the NASAs Unidentified Anomalist Phenomena Independent Study Team. That's
what the whole that's what the team was called. There were sixteen people on
the team, and they just recently put a report up and the report I
read the whole report, and I think I might even send you a copy.
And it was just put out just a few days ago, was September
fourteenth, and I started looking the saying what is really in this report?
And the thing that I saw one things that they reported was the team said,
it is increasingly clear that the majority of UAP observations can be attributed to
no phenomena or occurrences. Okay, how many about the vast majority? It
said, yes, it says it's increasingly that the majority of UAP observations can
be attributed to known phenomena or occurrences. When you think about it, yeah,
okay, you can tell that made a lot of people unhappy. All
right. So then, more importantly, the same report went on to say
NASA's Unidentified Anomalist Phenomena Independent Study team found no evidence to support that unidentified anomalist
phenomena were extraterrestrial. Okay, all right, ol, same go ahead,
I'm sorry, same old stuff, same old line, same old everything.
And then but they felt that NASA was not in an ideal position to contribute
to the serial study of unidentified anomalous phenomena because of the quality of the people
that had been working for them. This is a money grab. Then then
you know, you were asking me, do you think this report would lead
to anything? So I went through the whole report, and yes, I
do think it's it's already led to something that I followed up on, and
I just I just put down a couple of these. Okay, So now
the US office that investigates UAP, it's called the All Domain Anomaly Resolution Office
or ARROW they call it. I mean, come on, just stop for
a second half. What is this kind of bullshit? You know what I
mean? I mean, this is this is distraction at its highest level,
just to you know, so already people who are really into UFOs in there,
their lives are same. What's the name of that place? What's this
Hey, it's called the All Domain Anomaly Resolution Office, and it's only been
out there for a year or so, but it's now it's been receiving a
large amount of written reports about UAPs. So there are more UAP reports coming
in that that group is looking at, YEP, and there's now an increase
in UAP sightings as well in addition to the reports. So there's now since
that group has been put together, there's more reports, more sightings. Now
the same group, the Unidentified anomaloust Phenomena group they have had, they're getting
attention not only from the common person, but from Congress, yes, and
the Department Offense and now NASA, since all these people now are seriously looking
into UAPs. But here's the question. I just have to interrupt and ask
the same question we ask all the time. Why, now, you know
what I mean? Why did they decide to step into it now when they've
been denying it for decades? There's more and more money floating around. It's
got to be it to investigate this. Ye, It's got to be it.
And that's that's what makes everyone stand up and pay attention. I just
want to interrupt for a second. I've always want to ask this of someone
who's into ghosts. So Stephanie everything that they might be part of the same
thing, do you know what I mean, Florida, Yeah, I think
that you know, UFOs aliens, ghosts. I think they exist adjacent to
us, like on a different plane of existence, so we're very aware of
them. I think they're aware of us. I don't think they're the same
entities, but I think they kind of exist on the same level. Do
you think I have this this idea that there are just like is a different
does it different? Something like right next right next to us, right next
door and just sometimes they leak into each other. Maybe they see us in
their worldly the home man. Yeah, this guy with a wig today cross
the light or something. But yeah, yeah, that's funny. Mac Quickly,
John Keel was contacted by a psychiatrist once he had had a young man
was telling him that he had had a UFO encounter a landing and his dead
father stepped out of the craft and he asked, Keel, is you know,
did you ever come across anything like this or Because the psychiatrists was going
to just brush it off as as some kind of a fantasy. Keel had
gotten dozens and dozens of cases over the years of people that had encounters with
apparently UFOs, but the deceased were part of that craft. And I've already
told the story about Rosemary Ellen Guiley some years ago being in Waverley Hill Sanatorium
with somebody and in the shadows they both saw something that looked like an alien
gray and a hauntess sanatorium. Take that for what it's worth. Yeah,
yeah, that's odd. So doctor Bob getting back to NASA, I mean,
do you see is this just going to be another government agency just kind
of you know, kicking the can down the road a little bit. Now.
I mean, I really think that NASA is going to try to do
something correct because Bill Nelson, who's the administrator, he says that they have
taken NASA has already taken in when he called concrete actions to seriously look into
UAP. Now another thing, I don't know if you heard this report or
not, but NASA was going to give out the name they were appointing a
chief of UAP Research. Yes, NASA, Yep, they were going to
do that. Then they nigged on that because they said they were getting too
much uh you know, flack and that harassment in the public, so that
they weren't going to announce the new chief's name. But they did finally announce
it and his name. This was after the report was released, and his
name is Mark mckinnerney mcinnernye involved. He's the new chief of u A p
S for NASA, and I've tried to con. I've tried to con.
I've contacted him and I haven't gotten any news back. But I'll tell you
I started looking in what NASA now has to offer, and it's amazing.
When I when I was working, they have all types of like uh grad
postgraduate work that you can get into postgraduate programs on all of these type of
things. They've got young people working on educational programs to teach about UAP.
So that's good. All of a sudden that's in the scientific community, and
that's really what it should have been a long time ago. But now maybe
that's the milestone that we should celebrate with, you know. Can I add
to that about mcinnerne. Interesting thing about his background is that he's been with
NASA for years, but he was presently the liaison to the do odal limited
UAP activities. Yeah, so interesting have that much going for him as far
as fitting into that position. Well, the thing is that just the fact
that the do o D connection to NASA and he and he now getting the
taken over the position, that tells you maybe there's going to be a close
an involvement with you know, the military. They may for years have stayed
away from that. Yeah, yeah, you know, but now and and
I've mentioned in another discussions the trying to bring in more agencies, particularly that
new uh you know research group that you just mentioned. One of their charges
is that they're going to deal with six different agencies. So maybe that's gonna
come up with something a little more concrete than just keeping us happy. Maybe
they really are gonna take some positive steps and working against it seems that way.
Plus they're going to involve crowd sourcing into this program. Uh huh,
he may nuts yes, it's really it's uh you know. And Bill Nelson,
the administrator there, he's you know, they asked him what would he
do if they found that, you know, uh UAPs were extraterrestrial, and
he said that in his case, he'd admitted public. That's what it was.
He went and try to hide it from the public. Let me tell
you a quick quick story about X Okay Agent X. Stephanie and everyone else
there knows is he's on the show every once in a while, and he
legitimately was in Army County Intelligence and then he worked for a company. Afterwards,
we always bill him as he worked for the company that worked for the
company. It was a it was a you know, kind of like a
contracted to the CIA in the FBI. So anyway, so he would go
down to Washington, d C. Once a year for this little kind of
group think group tank thing and they would they would have representatives from NASA,
from the State Department, from the un from the military, from everybody.
I r sked the name, and they'd give them a problem and then they'd
break up into their own little groups and they'd come up with solutions to how
how they go about this, And usually he's as example, he says,
like once they did it and terrorists had taken over a cruise liner. Okay,
so how are you going to rescue you know, five thousand people?
So you know, the military says, we're going to do this. The
State Department said, we're going to keep all our allies informed. The works,
right, So he goes down there and this year, this particular year,
the problem was, I've told this story a number of times. What
happens if we find a UFO a disc in the desert? What do we
do? And he said everyone just looked at each other and they thought it
was a joke because they never talk about stuff like that ever. But that
was the problem. And so he says, you know, we listened to
the lectures and we all like broke Obama and so on, and they come
back and he wouldn't tell me he was there representing the FBI. He didn't
tell me their response, but he said that the scientists get up and I've
said this before, they said could you lick it? That was the thing,
because they said, if we could lick it, we could study it,
you know scientifically. The military said, doesn't have any weapons, and
how can we take advantage of them? Stuff like that, But just the
whole idea that that would be the problem when that would be the last thing
that they would talk about and all of a sudden, this is probably four
years ago now, you know, you know they always say they're going to
stop bleeding this information out, and now here we are. You know,
hey, doctor Bob, can I just add on that press conference that Bill
Nelson had. One of the interesting thing was at the end of the conference,
they asked him if he personally believed in UAPs. He said yes.
He said, how can we think we're the only you know, living objects
in it where there are trillions of planets out there? So that was interesting.
He ended his press conference with again, I'm just going over there.
But some of comment that although the press conference was kind of well, you
know, everything's been identified, but when they asked him directly he is the
head of NASA, that was very interested that he made that comment. Yeah,
and then also they announced that they're going to use more artificial intelligence and
machine learning and looking for UAPs because basically that's what I was doing with the
Galileo project and that kind of got put to the side, but NASA seems
to be picking that back up. But one thing that you might find interesting
too is that in this report it said that NASA could play a vital role
by assisting Arrow in its development of a new comprehensive federal system. So that
seems to be what they're looking at, a whole new comprehensive federal system to
working with UAPs. So that's you know, look, there's going to be
change going on, but there's a lot of unique things. I think this
organization, you know, could be NASA could be the ones to take the
lead on it. Well, it's maybe it's another way for NASA to become
relevant because now they have literally competition that they help and you know, the
SpaceX and all those kind of private companies taking away some on the glory.
I was impressed when I started looking at what they had to offer, and
they have like programs where if you're working on a new project, how they
can analyze how well your project will work once it's implemented and so forth.
I mean, they were that type of stuff didn't exist when I was working
with them. That's cool. That's a good. That's a good. That's
a sign in the right direction, you know what I mean? Yes,
definitely. All right. Now I want to throw this to Stephanie again because
she made a mission when she came on me. She's married to a fan
of the Indianapolis Coats. Is that right that I hear that? Or was
that a ghost whispering? You've heard that right for a long time. It'll
be three years in October. But we've been together longer. Oh okay,
all right? Has he been a fan longer? Yeah? Mostly his whole
life? Really yeah? Oh wow, this is gonna get sad really quick.
So I like to give him hell for a lot of things. So
it's fine, Oh really, yeah, okay, this is I don't want
to give more ammunition. But I feel bad for them because there was a
time that they were a good team. Okay, but the guy there in
Baltimore, well yeah, yeah, forget they were long but the guy who
owns him you know this guy, right and who who He's brought up a
lot of the beatles, guitars, and he hangs around with Santana and stuff
like that. And he and he's just one of these guys. It's like
a it's like a plaything. It's like a plaything to him. It's like
a hobby. Yeah. Yeah. He doesn't give them money, he's not
super are invested in how they do. I think it's just kind of like,
yeah, I'm bored. I care about this team today. He has
a fault like a basketball or a hockey team or something that's exactly what it
is. And he thinks he's cool because he has all these really kind of
rare instruments, because he's a multi billionaire, so he can now class anyone
in the music world, you know, money wise. But now I read
and what's his name? Mara is not Marra, that's the Giants own up.
But anyway, whatever his name is, he's now got a cover band
and he's doing a tour in the state. The Freaking Guy and shots the
Indians occults. Man was driving nuts because one of the things you're safe,
You're safe. He's a character too. He does a lot of weird things.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, he really is. And when
you see him, when you see him interviewed. I don't think he even
knows about football. I don't know if he knows. They blow it up
with stuff it with feathers, tell the truth because all he does is talk
about gatas and hanging with it, even Hale and Yeah, he's just a
guy that owns things to own things. And I think that he hopes he
hires the right people to win games so that nobody yells at him. And
I think that is involved as he wants to be. Yeah. Right,
they were really good at one time, and then I think just the atmosphere
is a little bad. And then they went through that whole suck for Luck
thing, which did not you know, piano. But anyway, this is
nic Beloney Sports Hour, so why don't we do this? Sucked for Luck
who sucked after a while, and after a short while unfortunately well, as
it turns out, he was not a bad guy. And I should now
explain this suck for Luck was that this guy, Andrew Luck I think his
name was, was a number one quarterback coming out of college and if you
had the worst record, you got DIBs on him, you get the first
drafts. So they had this one year. Let's lose all the games,
and it was called suck for luck, okay, and they tried their best
to lose as many games as possible, but then they won a couple.
They won a couple of people going, what are you doing? Win the
game? But anyway, they get luck anyway. And he's not he's not
a bad quarterback. Okay, he's not a bad quarterback. But he retires
like, I don't know, three years into it or so, he just
was on when he retired. Yeah, he just kind of said his body
was done and he didn't want to run it anymore. Which, you know
what, he made money? Good for him in fact, yeah, he
made his money. He did. He did make his money. It was
but it was during training camp and everyone was thinking, what you know this
is this guy has been in there fifteen years. He's been in your handful
years anyway after that and never recovered after that. And now any kind of
betting stuff that's going on, if we're looking for teams to bet, would
just say, who's I hate to say this, don't tell your husband this.
Who's Indianapolis playing? Yeah, he'll put somebody on them all the time.
Wow. And he's also a Cubs fan. Like he just t that's
real. Wow. Okay, that one blip in the middle of the night
in twenty fourteen, all right, that nocturnal emission and the rest of it
has just been boring. Though it's a cool park. The park is cool,
used to be very cool. But you know, the ball gets lost
in the ivy and all that stuff. But it's way better when the cubs
are good because they've been sad for so long, you know, Sorry,
doctor Bob. Oh that's okay, Pirates fan myself, Oh no, you
really stuck in the energy out of the room. Pittsburgh Pirates. Yes,
it's called Wrigleyfield, still called. I used to liville for a little bit,
did you really, Yeah, yeah, yeah really. But it's fun.
It's fun there whether they're winning or losing. There's still like a lot
of likes to party. Oh yeah yeah, yeah. People I know people
who remember, right before they put the lights up, people on the apartment
buildings across the street started putting grand stands on their roofs. Yeah, okay,
remember that, And finally they made them take them down. But I
knew someone who lived in one of the buildings, okay, and they would
go up there like, well all the time. First it was just kind
of friends and stuff. Then I think they started charging people. I don't
know, maybe that's when they I met, But you could look into the
ballpark from the top of the apartments. Then they put up the lights and
kind of obscured the view and stuff, and you know, that was it
for the charm of it. But I agree the Cubs are where they win
to lose. People are interested in them. Yeah, it's partying town.
Yeah, yeah, I'd love to be in that pot that's on the north
side, right, I think so, yeah, because the south side south
side is the White Sox in this right near where the meatpacking is and all
that stuff. You know, that's all they can think of anyway. Wow,
all right, there was five minutes on lousy yeah Chicago teams. Okay,
all right, so when do we do this? What do you say?
I want to bring the train into the station? Oh you know,
you still got eight minutes? Eight minutes? Okay? All right. Stephanie,
who is the in chage of the High Spirited podcast which matches? Which
matches goes with different cocktails? What's your favorite cocktail that I already ask you
this? You've not asked. It's actually it depends on the time of year.
I really like an old fashioned, but if it's hot outside, I
like margarita. Okay, now hanging on, explain the ingredients in an old
fashion please, So an old fashion is bourbon based. You're going to use
bourbon and then there's two ways to make it. You can either use a
sugar cube or simple syrup. Okay, so it's like a sugar and then
bitters and bitters. Really yeah, yeah, that will keep you going for
a while. How about a Manhattan? What's in a Manhattan? I've had
Manhattan's Manhattans are very similar, except that they don't have the sugar in it
and they use formooth hermus like really kind of it's a little more bitter.
It's not a bad drink. You just want somebody that knows what they're doing
to make it for you. Okay. How about martinis? Are you a
martini fan? I'm not. I'm not big into gin or vodka at all,
and you know those can kind of go either way. Not big on
Martini's one one's favorite drink of all time since he's been a kid. It's
a chocolate martini. I like it. It's a late it's late night.
I love an espresso martini to keep me up even longer. You'll put half
my body to sleep the other half flat away. Wow. Okay, well
we've gone into many buys were avoided. Traca martinis. They have one one
and not that many funs. Yeah, they're right. I never really was
a martini guy until going down to the galley. That's that of us on
the long road of You're Oblivia, Oblivia right. Uh. Anyway, so
they're closing the place up and then locking us in. It has happened a
couple of times, as it turns out. But great sea food, as
it turns out. Yeah, why don't we do this? Why don't we
take the train into the station by the time we thank everybody? This tap
dance with Yova? Uh? Switch you have the uh you have the the
photo up there switching. Yes, I brought it in with all that sports
talk. Switch you you have a you have a book out and about right
out and about high Strangeness, a book that you collaborated on. Do you
have a book out? Do you have a book out? Well? I
have contributed a couple of chapters in different books. Okay, all right,
if you don't want to take credit for what were you what were you selling
at the UFO Festival and do you want to plug it now? If not?
Oh? That one yes, okay, so wow, okay, that's
that's one I got just called Man High Strangeness. Okay, it takes.
It's the Year of the Garuda, the Year of the moth Man, sixty
six to sixty seventh year of the career and Mark Randall is the graphic artist
and he covers things like John Keel, The Mothman, the Lily Family,
Great Man in Black yep. And he and I wrote the pieces for it.
Yeah that's cool. Yeah, you gave me a copy when you're up
here and very nice. Yeah okay. People get that where Amazon? Well
they can. You can order it on Amazon or you can see me at
the bam Munday Visitor Festival this weekend, which will be passed by the time
this airs. I'm probably be going to the Frogman conference in March. There's
another conference in Bucks County that might be coming up. Yes, so you
can. You can get it through Amazon or get it for me and I'll
be happy to sign it for you. What's the frog Man? Where's he
from? So the frog man was, uh, that's the came out of
the Miami River in Loveland, Ohio. Okay, not too far from here,
and he was. He was seen briefly in the mid fifties and a
couple times by police officers in seventy two. Although there is a tradition that
goes back to the Native Americans. Yes, when they told it to the
French that were there. So this guy, you know, he's almost the
one off. I mean he hardly ever shows up. But the guy gets
a conference, He gets the conference and the audacity to chase cars and paster
well over one hundred people that first year. This is well, okay,
everyone gets to dinner. As they used to say, it's a time.
Okay, why don't we start thanking everybody. Let's start with our guest tonight,
and we're going to clap for you, Stephanie. I guess he's happy
to be here. Highly Spirited Podcasts, everyone, just how do we find
you? Just google highly Spirited podcast Yeah, it should be wherever you get
podcasts, and you can follow it on Instagram at highly spirited Podcasts. Now,
if one of us had a few drinks and wanted to call in or
something like that. Is that possible? So I haven't done guess yet.
I would love to. So if you guys want to grab a poptail and
come on sometime, I would be so happy to have you. You've scene
or places you wanted me to go, so it'd be fine. That's a
podcast. Okay, we take it, We understand. Well, thanks for
joining us. Please come back on again. We love the idea. We
love the idea a lot. In the fact we're going to go out now
and have a drink and talk about ghosts would be quite spirit Thank you Stephanie
for joining us. Doctor Bob, Doctor Bob, thank you very much.
We appreciate it. Always good to have a doctor on board. As you
can say, thank you, We'll talk to her. You mentioned the Waverly
Hills. Uh, I did the Waverly Hills sanatorious. I've been there and
investigated. That's a strange place, really, yeah, it is. Well,
if something may have touched the top of my head, yes, they
call that with it where they keep that all the way? Yes, something
around by mine and Mike Ribs when I was there. There's a there's a
ghost of a wig maker. Yeah, and it was in the morgue and
I something, Yes, that was that was yeah, and some people actually
went into on the slabs, you know, they put it in there.
No, I was attacked. I was attacked by a bat in the morgue
really really yeah. Huh oh man, I hate that. Like four o'clock
in the morning. Cool. Yeah, that is a creepy place. Nobody
uses flashlights or anything like that. You just let your eyes adjust to the
surroundings and uh no, but nothing, you know, I don't even know
that. If I really had an experience, it could have been a bug,
you know, passing over my head. But that's just a tour of
the place. Yes, when you get a tour, and then they kind
of let you wander around and investigate in the dark. I was there with
a team of scientists. We set up experiments and so forth. We had
a bed frame that started vibrating in the middle of the hall with somebody around
it. For yeah, yes, we understand. Anyway, well that was
really going on there in the afterlife? Yeah, doctor Bob, real quick,
what's the name of the book you're working. It's called The Roswell and
Kecksburg. UFO crashes the scientific evidence and I'm co writing that with cal Khorf.
Nice. Okay, that's gonna be out in about a month. Yes,
thank you, all right, we'll be in touch very soon. Club,
Thank you, club, thank my pleasure. It was great being here,
thank you. Gonna be in touch very soon about other matters. Okay,
thank you, thank you, Alvinado, glad to be here, Mac
keeping time and should we start our engines a what we're close. We got
to get out of here, man. Tonight has been really weird. The
whole vibe once we got in here, no one's here for one thing,
and in the radio station is playing in the background. Yeah, and it's
it's the whole thing is kind of strange tonight. Anyway, thank you to
Switchy, Switchy, thank you, thank you already. Switch You can't thank
me enough, really, that's true. However, several demerits from when your
cat was on earlier, okay, especially the cats on again. You're just
missed them. Also one one as always, thank you you bet you my
pleasure. Okay, I've got everybody I think you've done, and the one's
going to get upset and send me texts all their lawyers to homestret troops,
homestrut troops is an organization that raises money for our wounded veterans in post nine
to eleven action mean the aff Guinea Wall and also the Iraqi Wall. These
are folks who came home missing limbs and so on. And what Homes Troops
does is raise money for them to build houses that are adapted to these veterans'
needs. That is, lower count of space, not a lot of steps,
things of that nature. And then when these homes are completed, they
rip a the mortgage, they give them the keys. They do not have
to worry about emoigs payment hang over their head every month because they own the
home and they can go out and rejoin society in a way without having to
that thing over their shoulder, over their heads. So nine a dollar goes
who are veterans. Please just go on homes for our troops, google them
to do what they're about. Lois and I went to one of their homes
down in Massive Poissett, nice part of Massachusetts, and the home was really,
really beautiful. This is not temporary housing anything. This home class four
hundred and eighty five thousand dollars beautiful home adapted for this woman who lost two
legs after doing two tours of duty in Afghanistan. Just really a nice all
round thing. Homes for our troops. Just google them to do what they're
about. And I think that's it. Gang, right, Okay, no
hands are raised. Crickets, you know, crickets. Hang on, Why
am I putting those in? So listen, this is Mac for the entire
gang 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.
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