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is macmloney while the show we have for you tonight. But first let me
introduce you to the members of the past. Girls, getting ready, set
yourself down, get an extra extra big box of clinics, some extra wipes,
squeege in lube because he's back, very famous one one. Hello everybody,
Hello Mac, Hello, girls, welcome to the show. I'm glad
to be here. Kind of miss the show for a while, but man,
oh man, I did miss it. Al glad to be Jack.
Is that what I mean? Those flowers today? Yes? Did you get
him? So? They weren't dead flowers? Were they? Not? Quite
a great title for road stover stock? What's going on over there across the
puddle? You want to go see the Hollywood Vampires? Saw the Hollywood Vampires
in Birmingham, which is a little bit north of me. It's about three
hour train ride. Man, it's the home of Black Sabbath by the way.
Yes. And they were fabulous. Yes, ye. They kept me
rocking, they kept me hopping, didn't stop. They were really good.
You know, it's hopping in rocking, not a garage band. They're not
polished, they're just straight kick ass rock and roll, and I loved it.
This is Johnny Depp was excellent. Alice Cooper Leakes singer, he was
excellent. They're all good. Joe Jerry Harry from Arrowsmith. So it's Alice
Cooper, Joe Parry of Varosmith, Johnny Depp, Um the other guitar playoff
from Guns N' Roses whose name I can't remember. I think mccagan supposedly was
there. I mean it looked like him. Uh yeah, he's not bass
Yeah that ain't Hendrickson from Alice Cooper's band. Oh that's what that guy is,
right, Yeah, yeah, he's from Alice Scooper's band. I think
he you know, the bass player I believe is was not deaf, but
was the bass player from the cult Yeah something right, Yeah, he was
definitely not Deff mcgagan. And then um the drummer was someone. But they're
all good. They're all yeah, they're all good. The drummers were also
from Alice Scooper's band. So the Hollywood Vampires they're turning into like almost like
a arena rock type band. They're playing around here at some pretty big venues.
You know, I know a lot of people go to see Johnny Depp.
But you know he can really play. That's like the big debate,
you know, But he could see him playing on these you know concerts,
you know, on YouTube himself exactly. He's playing, he's interactive, he's
he's not a he's not a show boat. He's not like, look at
me, I'm Johnny Depp. You know me. Everybody knows me. Yeah.
Yeah, it's not about him. It's not really about anybody in particular.
All about the band and they and I keep saying that they get it.
They all get a chance to shine on their own or to partner up
and shine with somebody else. Yeah, yeah, that's cool, trading riff
riffs and playing along with each other. And yeah, you know, they're
cohesive when they need to be cohesive, and they're they're out there when it's
time to be out there. Now, the other side of the code,
the other side of the clane. I heard the opening act the Tubes.
They kind of sucked, right, the Tubes who had a luke I didn't
think they sucked, but the crowd didn't really dig them that much. They
got kind of a polite, lukewarm response to just about every song that's out
they're pretty good. I think I was the only one that must be coming
from a British audience, you know, a polite response, it must be
just terrible anyway, Okay, thanks for that review. Now you can deduct
it on your British taxes, the trip to take it everything anyway, None,
I'll save in the world, but on national correspond as us down there
in uh switch Plade, West Virginia, it's switch Blade Steve Ward. Great
to be here tonight. Would that be cool if they named the town after
you? Yea's very much so. Okay, so listen. We can't help
but notice that the switches wearing shades, kind of cool shades. I don't
know, these are my regular horn rim cheaters. Okay, how is it
it just mean look tinted? Definitely tinted. Yeah, yeah, you look.
You look more like a super villain than ever there with the tinted glasses.
Yeah, a black turtleneck they yeah, well the T shirt is wearing
what does the T shirt say? Star Wars it you wouldn't understand. Uh
uh okay, we're a radio shell. So let's just say it's a Boston
communications here also with late Steve Wards. So I guess that's the joke,
right, I guess all right, we'll put in some laughter. Sure,
then it will be the joke. Also, I security chief is seea Willie
club. Willie, How are you doing? You know, Mac, I'm
really doing good tonight. I always doing good on the show night. But
I'm kind of concerned about you me. Yeah, it was all over the
news today on the island. The problem you're having the each is uh clothes
for swimming there? Oh yeah right, you folks can't flush your toilets.
Don't say that. No, listen, how much after all that rang to
that are you doing that's tonight acause I know you don't have an outhouse?
Yeah wow, huh wow. If he did, that'd be fun, that'd
be funny. No. Well, I didn't mean to bring it up,
but I was concerned, as I know. Thank you. You know when
you can go, yeah, you're gonna find a note. I'll explain that's
happening way way at the other end of the island where all the chumps love.
Okay, all the water coming down the Merrimack River from Avrel and Lawrence
and all those places. Because what's causing we are on the ocean side we
are on the nice, pure ocean side, so it doesn't affect us.
So if I ever want everything from the river goes to the ocean. Yeah,
but it goes way out, It goes out the Portugal. It doesn't
take a right turn and come to our beaches, it turns out. So
if I ever decided to go to the beach, actually go to the beach.
The water'll be nice and crystal clear. Yeah. Yeah, I think
that the ocean cleans. It cleanses itself fairly quickly. But I thought I
saw on the on the Boston Station News and Waring Ra Hampshire that on my
app that there would be a good idea to stay out of the water for
forty eight hours after a huge you know, after six inches of raining one
day. If they do that, yeah, sure, yeah, the streets
rained out. Yeah at least I'm glad it didn't affect your other stuff there,
So no, don't worry. The other stuff is just fine. They
did, they did spot who shocks off of Plum Island Um the end of
blast. Plenty of food there now, yeah, you ain't kid one of
them. One of them was at the Cooma Coloma shock anyway, also with
us is a favorite ravery good witch up there and sews us Raven, how
are you hi, my friends? I'm great, Thank you for having me.
Did you get your haircut? I did want to talk about it?
Who tell us? It's really not good? Um? You can't see a
lot of it. Um. But this is actually the first bad haircut I've
ever had in my life. And I'm thirty three, and I really didn't
know how to handle it. Okay eighteen okay, okay. When I got
home, I just had like a total melt down, and mister Raven was
like, oh, your hair looks nice, and I was like, oh
does it? Does it look nice? So it's been like a week of
this and I'm very upset and I just don't know what to do because it
does not look good. So I'm I have like a little top ponytail thing
up here, and it's really bad. It looks good from here. I
don't know where. I have to admit, I can't see any problem.
I appreciate that if you saw it in person, you'd be like wolf,
I think so. So I think it's just as nice as Club's haircut.
Oh yeah, see, Okay, you know some people shouldn't talk but they
did. Well, what are we seven minutes in and they're already throwing fighting
words. I was I was not going to talk about that tonight. Interesting.
I was trying to be cordial and you just threw a brick at me,
So I'm gonna take it. Well anyway, Yeah, that's the kids
call that a fail. But another show you know we should do, though,
just to calm down a little bit, is why don't we have a
report from the Fringe. And now it's time for another story from the Lost
Animals of the Paranormal. It's time for Steve Ward's Report from the Fringe.
Okay, so you have a report this witching, Yes I do. This
comes from a book called Visions of Ghost Armies, was compiled by the editors
of Fate magazine, and the section I'll be talking about is called Haunted Submarine,
written by Peter King. Okay, we go back to July nineteen sixteen
Germany. The construction of twenty four new subs were being undertaken, and these
were what they called the UB class, which I guess was an improvement over
the U type. They were more compact, I assume, more maneuverable.
They had three officers on board thirty one men and ten torpedoes, as well
as one hundred or five millimeter gun. Now the one will be focusing on
the haunted submarine is the UB sixty five. This thing seemed to be cursed
from the beginning. A week after its keel was laid, a steel girder
slipped from its sling, crashed into the hall and killed two men. Night's
way to start off a new sub. And a month later, while they
were testing the engines, the injine room filled with chlorine gas and three men
were suffocated. And that's just the beginning. Then came sea trials. One
man was washed off the sub during the maneuvering watch by a tremendous gale and
lost. And then during the first test dive they developed a leak in a
submersion tank. They sat on the bottom for twelve hours before they were able
to surface. On the way up, they had another leak developed. The
leak got into the battery well. When saltwater come lines with the electrolyte that
it produces chlorine gas. The crew was half asphyxiated by the time they were
actually able to get to the surface and open the hatch that was April nineteen
seventeen, and of course they went in for a period of repairs, but
they were not They were undaunted. They were going to get this sub out
no matter what. She was ordered to take a full load of fuel and
armaments out to sea. And now after the repairs were done and they were
loading torpedoes, one of the warheads exploded. Four crewmen and a second officer,
f Richter, were killed. The UB sixty five was towed to the
dockyard for more repairs, major repairs. Weeks later, the repairs were just
about complete and a new date was set. At one point, a panic
stricken seaman rushed up to the captain Frederick Hohening was his name in the war
room, and said, sir, the dead officers on board. Well,
the captain, the first thing you did is check out to see this guy
was drunk. Yes, he was not. And the guy convinced him to
go to the area where he saw this apparition, and he said he had
seen Richter, the second officer, walking on the gang plank toward him and
when they got there there was nothing there, but they found another crewman named
Peterson, who had also seen the apparition. So the captain began to believe
that they had actually seen something, and the word got around the sub and
the cruise morale was dropped dropping. I wonder why I had all these horrible
accidents. Go ahead back, and I was just going to say, I
wonder why I can't think of the worst place to meet up a ghost than
in the submarine, a submerged submarine, because you small little things. Yet
it wasn't like the big boomer. Not that it would be any better to
meet a ghost on one of the big ballistic missile subs. I should say,
right here, that switch he served out of country in a submarine,
right and an attack sub right fastack right, wow, the USS touna fish,
very very famous sub. And how long were you want there? How
long were you you are there? Four years? I was in the navy
four years. I was attached to the sub about three years, but about
one year was in the shipyard, so it was only about two years of
steaming, punching holes in the ocean. I really absolutely absolute you for your
service, because I can't imagine the claustrophobia just must you know for some people,
uh you know anyway, so go ahead, they read you out in
the sub school. If you're going to have cloustrophobia, he'll be gone.
Oh, I'd be gone early. I'd be gone at the early early morning
of the first day early and often go ahead switching please hunted submarine now a
day before they were set up to sea. Finally, Peterson, the guy
that saw the the apparition, deserted. He told them they were all doomed.
And I imagine he said, I don't know how you say doomed in
German, but it must have sounded pretty good. So January first, nineteen
eighteen, they set out for the His Channel. By January twenty first,
they were on the surface and about fifteen miles off the English coast when the
starboard lookout saw a man on deck on the sub. Now, this is
when the sub is moving. It's on the surface, but there's water washing
over the top of the sub. There's no way somebody's going to be up
there. And all of a sudden the figure turned toward him, and sure
enough it was the dead second officer staring right at him. He left his
watch, collided with the captain's for captain and and captain shoot him out for
deserting his watch. He told him what he saw. The captain went with
him to the lookout position, and the captain this time saw the dead Richter
himself, and then the ghost vanished at one point as the boat dipped in
the waves. Now the crew lived even more in fear. And what happened
was the cat it was getting to the captain too. They attacked a couple
of steamers, and rather than with machine guns, with machine gun, but
rather than then finish him off with torpedoes, he broke off two engagements.
It's like he wanted to not tempt providence and get the hell out of there.
And so in March nineteen eighteen, the UB sixty five was outfittage for
the next voyage, but as before they got out of there, British bombers
righted the submarine shelters. Captain Honing was on his way back to the ship
from leave should have stayed home, when a bomb splinter took off his head
very nice. Well now so they temporarily they stored his body in his stateroom,
and that night they heard a crewman started to scream like a madman.
He said he had seen the ghost of Richter. The second officer coming out
of the cabin where the dead captain lay. Now is that creepy or what
they called in a Lutheran minister to perform an exorcism that seemed to creep out
the men even more. Many of the men started transferring out, so there
were fewer and fewer over the original crew. There the new captain, Lieutenant
Commander Heinrich Schliel May nineteen eighteen. They were off the coast of Spain.
Hans Eberhard, or torpedo gunner, suddenly went mad. He said there was
a ghost of a second officer was following him. I guess he could see
his insignia, but he was not on board the submarine before, so he
did not actually recognize him. But this apparition was following him, and so
they got him. They subdued him, they gave him morphine, but when
he came out of it he went nuts again and jumped overboard and was lost
in the sea. And then the UB sixty five sailed again nineteen eighteen.
They went around the north tip of Scotland and on the fourth she radioed that
she had spotted a British sub It was going to attack. This was just
off the coast of Ireland. And that is the last that was ever heard
of the UB sixty five. They never found any wreckage that they could identify
as that sub. Wow, I'm going to say that they beat the sub
and they all like escaped to Ireland, right and wise thing, you're out
of here. Yeah, like they like obtain like new identities that were like,
oh Ireland, okay, cool, this is like home of all the
good stuff, right, so they say, um, but you know,
at what point, I mean in those submarines are just as I said before,
cramped and stuff and just so quastrophobic. But just the idea that there
might be a ghost aboard one of these things, a lot of dark corners
and stuff like that. That's really a creepy story. And then they just
lose they lose contact with it. And that's that, right, And it's
not just the seeing this apparition. It's all the horrible things that happened,
you know while they were out steaming. At what point do you drop the
line? Go ahead? Please? Right? Yeah? Like that, like
when do you drop the line? And also what was the body count in
total? I lost track? Uh, at least a dozen? Yeah,
at least right, yeah, Like where is the line like you lose,
like you know, easily more than twelve people. Yeah, oh yeah,
let's just keep sending it out. It's fun. And there weren't that many
crewmen on there to begin with, about thirty or so, right, the
fast attack something they would have a hundred plus, right, is that how
many people around the stub you were on? One hundred people? One hundred
hundred plush about that? Does everyone know each other? Oh? Yeah,
yeah they do. Huh yeah? Is everyone on speaking terms with each other?
Oh yeah, there's always you know, the tempers flare a little bit,
but you know, you gotta behave you're not gonna Is it true that
I hear they meet in the showers? A oh, don't come on,
that's he's a veteran. Well, you have to take you have to take
turns. Only so many people can use the head. And we had we
had to do sea showers. We had to make your own fresh water on
board from saltwater. So you you go, you go in, you went
down, turn off the water, soap down, and then rinse. Right,
uh is the water but the water is fresh water, right, it's
not saltwater? Yes? Yeah, right, yeah, huh yeah. They
don't want to use as much water as I want to save as much water
as they can. Um. I did a some research once a while ago
on World War two submarines, and they were just as bad as I mean,
a lot of the submarines that were in World War Two were actually built
for World War One, back when this thing was going around, you know.
And I found out submarines spend ninety percent of their time on the surface,
at least back then. They very very really go into water, you
know, they just do it to attack ships and stuff like that. They
sank. They would sink more enemy ships with their deck gun than the wood
with torpedoes. And there's this thing where they would just have to if they
were underwater for a long amount of time. The as circulation was just so
bad. You couldn't light a match. There isn't enough oxygen like you know,
in the in the boat to even light a match. The smell is
just unbelievable. And then when they would finally surface, they would call it
the Saint Joseph's wind. I think because Saint Joseph's AskMen, because the you
know the yeah, did you just lose me? No, you're there,
okay, I just said, uh signed up for some reason. Uh yeah,
they this this wind would come down and come through it and just purify
everything, you know, and everyone would have a headache and the headache would
go away. But just some of the stories I read about these guys in
no way and and just being in it and then having people shoot at you
and trying to sink you and stuff like that. M. No thanks.
And the more you under water, you're using energy from the battery. M
you know, right, you gotta gotta be careful about that, and you're
gonna have recharge your battery when you're on the surface, right right. Yeah,
when they're on the surface, you can run with the diesel engines,
but when you're under the water, I mean back then you had to run
on battery, and batteries run out of power, you know, so in
the enemy knows that. And no, I think submarines got a little bit
more money in their pay, but it's not worth it. Yeah we did,
did you really? Maybe a stupid question, but my only reference is
like cartoons from the nineties, but the submarines have like like real submarines,
like legitimate once do you like, do I have any windows that you can
see out Okay, so that was made up for TV. I feel really
deceived unless you're the CE I was gonna say, attacking you every week.
Seaweed Mon says, yeah, the voice at the bottom of the sea.
They had windows in that thing, but you could I don't think you can
have windows that would stand the depth, right, and you don't need me
and just have a little TV cameras out there. Well we had with a
sonar. I mean you got your sonar unpassive where you're listening, and on
the surface you got radar. So yeah, man, they don't make it
look anything, you know, cut all that out. I feel so dumb
for you. That's that's a common question. Let's see how the night progresses
us. Okay, hey Michael, where's Mike? And better? I'm glad
I didn't get talked into going through the nuclear submarine training program. My cousin,
this chief Yeoman and in New London, said I got connections. I
can cut your orders or anything, and you can be stationed down here and
you hang out and then you know, go out and on trials every so
often. So yeah, and make it through nuclear power school and all that
stuff, and then hang out for six months onto the North Pole or something.
You don't come up. You can not come up for air for six
months on the nuke boat. Rights, yep, but how you you what
would you come to the uh what do we call proscope depths. We're still
own in the water and they can't can't really detect you, and we put
you you put your masks up. There's a various masks that will pull in
information from satellites, communications, that sort of thing. It can take a
pressure in the boat. It's the part of the diesel that you put the
mast up and it circulates air through the boat. Yeah, and uh,
you know, so there's there's all kinds of things you can do at periscope
depths, and you know, to refresh the air and and you know,
get communications right. Well, the irony of it all, Steves, I
ended up in a outfit. There was an anti submarine warfare up. Thank
god they know what their We rode around in six by six is, wore
greens and looked like a mash shot fit. We were really a strange.
While I thought my nemesis here was club, but it's really one one it
is. I learned how to detect all all the NATO sub engines by looking
at the sonograms, determining what kind of engines they had, with kind of
auxiliary motors they had, and then make a determination what kind of a boat
it was. Okay, I had a lot of experience with what subs.
I never was on one, but I used to spend a lot of time
as a teenager via beach at the submarine races. Oh wow, wow,
hold on, hold on those two. Let to know what absolutely that he's
gonna say, Kelly, the Merrimack River up at Lowell Race? Is that
right? We'reving You're too young to know what the hell they're talking about,
I think, but you can just But I also I just asked if there
were windows on it, so I don't think I would understand, but they
were all steamed up all the time. We had the surface to fix our
wind shield the wipers. But wow, okay, well you know what.
On that note, maybe we just had to take a commercial break now and
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Radio networking vises mac maloney. Will I want to show we have for you
tonight. Let me just quickly introduced the members of the posse Girls very famous
one want to see Yeah, hello girls, Well everybody, welcome back to
the show. Umbuxious is always no Coco tonight, I'll saving the world.
How of us which plades you've one? On? National Correspondent is here as
well? Read would be here tonight. Mac also our security chief club kind
of cranky tonight and he's with us. I don't know. I think it's
the weather, Mac, or maybe it's because I can't see your face because
of the technical difficulties. That's probably it. Yeah, Okay, I'll try
to get better as the night goes on. Okay, let's see also a
favorite good which up there in sideways, and young Raven is with us.
Hi, my friends, thank you for having me bummed out about her new
hand though, which we just don't understand. These you know, five drunk
like guys can't get it. What the problem is. Well, the nice
thing is it's blending into my background enough so you can't really see it.
So yeah, you kind of had to be there, right, Yeah,
I thought you said you want you So you went back and beat up the
person or something? I mean, do you hold up personally? You should
have? Did you chip them? Well? Yeah, I mean, of
course, because I'm a millennial, so I'm not gonna say, wow,
you messed up my hair. I'm gonna say thanks, I love it while
holding back to yours and chipped them and then go home and Chris, Yeah,
that's exactly what I did. Tip that's counterintuitive. But they can redo
it though, right Rave, it's at the end of the world. We
can tweak it a little bit, you know, No, it just kind
of has to grow out at this point. You can. I always get
a hippie's like, oh come, oh my god, you're right. Okay,
switch, I'm gonna email you after the show. I've got some extra
ones. I don't know what they're your color though, you know, well,
we'll talk later. We have a guest here, can we plan Let's
go on a straight and narrow please joining us tonight is a very good friend
probably with when can you give your runs? Applause? Bob, how are
you? Oh? I'm great, Mac, Thanks for having me back.
It's been a while. I think last time I played some music. Yeah,
that was great. I remember the son Let's go dancing right, dancing
on the beach or something. That's a great song, really good melody.
Um so, um, yeah, you're a friend of the show and you're
a musician, but you also have an interesting not a satellite is what you
do? Um? Mostly is you be able to and correct me if I'm
wrong. You're in communication with famous people who have passed on. How's that
yes, that correct. Okay, can you name a channel? Oh you're
in channel? Okay, so can you name a few please? Well the
main the main one is Albert Einstein, okay, yes, but I also
channeled what I call the party. So there's a lot of different people passed
on who are in afterlife really seriously trying to help us. Yes, right
now, because we're in some straits you know. So, but been it
worked with me on this for decades about working world piece, one person at
the times, starting with each individual. And so they came with this mission.
They had this process of resolving conflict. They wanted to test and they
needed humans. I guess I had the intuitive arts abilities to do. So,
yes, that's my work. And um, so is it really a
potty? Is it? Is it a whole bunch of people get together in
a potty? Famous people who have passed on? Is really a potty bigger
all the time? Really? Yeah? I mean yeah, in heaven it's
so, so let's just talk about beer, champagne, whatever you want,
really, Kevincy, And is the Pope saying there is no heaven? You
know? What's he? No? Right? So anyway, so what does
Barbara? Your book was the Party of twelve. Has it grown since then?
Yes, that was the introduction of the core group of these people in
afterlife. Yeah, but since then, like John Kennedy Junior, after he
passed he came and wrote the introduction, and then Carl Young has shown up.
And I mean, just who doesn't want to be if you die and
there's an afterlife, I would want to be with Albert Einstein and this group
of people who were actively working to you know, help evolve human consciousness.
And who else would have such a passionate reason than Albert Einstein who a felt
pretty bad about the atomic bomb and never found a unified field theory while he
was in life, So that was his burning passion when he died and he
got to afterlife. Who else but Albert Einstein would figure it out, find
a way to get it back, and then have such an impact on the
world after he's died. It makes perfect sense to me. But then everyone
show knows his name. Yeah, everyone knows his name. Do you know
what I mean? Is his name just you know, goes on and on
and on. Even growing up we were we were kids, we would,
you know, just to make fun of people. We go, Yeah,
I've righte Einstein, you know, I mean, you know, we even
those little kids know he was a smart kid, a smart guy. So
is he able to comment on let's say, the stave of fears these days?
Oh? Yeah, that I think a lot of, if not all
of the work that I have done. I've been doing this work since nineteen
ninety three, so it's been decades of working. It wasn't always Einstein.
But that's a whole other story we can do some other time. But um
it, it gave me the h this mission in life, and it was
all about prepare for what's going on now? Would M? So he was
talking, but I was just gonna say, well, just to bring it
back for a second. Did he so? Did he? Did? He
pass away a frustrated a frustrated guy because he didn't really he didn't solve the
unified um principle, and um felt like the last he did three things and
then for the last you know, thirty years of his life, he was
like this famous guy trying to work stuff out. So did did he?
Did he? Does he feel his life was fully accomplished? Let me put
that one. No, not at all. In fact, he the two
things that he do that he couldn't do when he was living was fine unified
field theory. And then he was after the they started working on the buying
his formula, he backed away on that and went on a world piece kind
of campaign and um oh that was his That was the end of his life
when he died. But his last manifesto was on July night. I just
did last July. I just did this special Einstein channel. It was his
last manifesto. Was dead, but he and Berturn Russ, probably eight or
nine other scientists, a laureate scientists wrote this manifesto bred because that's how they
did it back then, right, they didn't have either even many newspaper things,
and they would publish a manifesto and have a press conference read for the
world to get reported on. And this manifesto was as if he was here
today, because what he was saying was you can't win a war with nuclear
weapons. You can't. You might think that, oh, yeah, we
could bomb on Moscow and they would all die, but we'd all okay because
we were over here. No, there'd be the slow around the world,
especially now with bigger uns than when we're talking about nineteen fifty five, right,
right, floring world leaders to make peace so that we wouldn't be pushed
to that edge. So that was those were his last words out of his
mouth. He yeah, we should say. Let me see if I can
explain the unified field theory. Okay, even though I went to film school,
we didn't take it a book book. It's the what he tried to
do. He tried to um someone once compared to trying to write one rule
book for football, baseball, hockey, and basketball. Basically, it's gravity,
the strong nuclear force, the weak nuclear force, and then I guess
electro activity, electro magnet force, and they can't fit gravity in there.
Is that? It is gravity the pain in the ass there, Barbara,
no oh oh. In fact, gravity justice has a different function than everybody
thinks it does. Yeah, gravity is a weird man. What our inns
science? Yeah, he redefines he uses the four fundamental forces in the theory.
But he has a fifth fundamental force, and that's compassion with a capital
C like a compass. Like a compass has an influence on right. A
compass aligns a needle to true north. Okay, yes, so this passion
with a capital C, which is the intelligence it uses the four fundamental forces
to impel the creation of the fifal war universe one step at a time.
Yes, and in our work he's gone on to explain all those steps.
But um so gravity has a whole different function then. But you know he
did that in real life. He upset Newton right two hund thirty three of
Newton's laws, and that Einstein comes and they're all changed, right, true.
So so that kind of what the afterlife in um in people thought.
When you know, uh, Sir Isaac Newton, when he came up with
hysteria gravity up. Probably the apple hit him in the head and it made
it seem like things were drawn to the middle of the earth, almost like
a magnetic force. Everything was drawn to the middle of era until Einstein came
along and he realized that wasn't it at all. The best way to imagine
it is imagine you have a top sheet, you know, a big sheet,
and you throw a basketball in the middle of it. Okay, the
basketball is going to sync down in the top sheet. Okay. If you
put and you know, at the right precise angle a pain point well and
got it spinning, it would literally just keep spinning around because it's it's not
falling as much as it's going forward. That's what gravity is. We are
just um, you know, putting an indent in time space. I don't
know what time space means, but that's what it is. That and when
you continually people in orbit, they're just a bit out of the gravitation gravitational
pool. And basically what annoybating spaceship is doing. It just keeps falling,
but it doesn't fall further enough to compensate for how fast it's going. That's
that's orbit. It's it's almost simple. It's not as sexy as everything you
know is actually attracted to the move a planet, but you know, that's
what it is. And and he and he worked that out. You know,
he kind of figured that out what thought programs with thought um problems.
You know, he did a lot of stuff he didn't write down, even
just thinking in his head. So anyway, what kind of a guy is
he? Is he still kosher? Maybe not? I have never actually quizzed
him on his eating after a life, but he's seems to be exceptionally delightful.
And I've had a long relationship to him, and it's complicated. M
oh really okay, wow, Mac After doc Listen does, what about the
hair? What's going on with the I actually know what this hair thing is?
He would say. People say to him, why is your hair like
that? Why don't you use some shampoo? And you use conditioner? And
he goes to soaps too complicated? Wow, So Barbara, who else can
you tell us? Can you tell us any glossip on these people? Yeah?
Oh you can't. Who else can you talk to us about who has
passed on but might be someone we're interested in? Princess Die the first interview,
the first interview I yeah, the first interview I did was Princess Die,
okay, and she gives a very in depth description of the dynamic of
relationship with Dodie and what was going on with them, like a really intimate
view of their staggles and how he wanted to revere her because of course he
was, you know, he was a man, Middle Eastern man, and
she wanted nothing of that. She just did not want to be revered.
And so apparently the night that they died, they had were having this big
discussion about this and then they sort of came terms with it, like they
just sort of decided. And then when they got outside and the paparazzi were
on them. She talks about this kind of rush that goes through you,
whether you like it or not, when you're being taste right by the press.
She said, you get this sort of feeling like you're like you're immortal,
like you can just let's out run them. We'll just run them,
you know. And and then she's about being in that back seat and how
she made transition, and it's enough. She did not mention anything about Charles
or Camilla. Why not? And I think back when I did the interview
in nineteen ninety eight, I did a tabloid in London, you know,
one of those like Jesus on the Toast and Alien and they were looking for
this interview with her, and they ended up not wanting it. We figured
out it was because they were really looking for information about Camilla and Charles.
And now that we really know what happened, yes, at least through all
the documentaries that we've seen. Um, I just realized that she didn't mention
them on purpose. Okay, sure, yeah, she wasn't going to she
wasn't going to grace her time, right right, I mean that's how I
was. I think we found out what we mostly found out was and she
talks about Elton John. Oh really, yes, in what way? In
what way? John tell us whoa at a time? Yes? Good at
the time, back in nineteen ninety eight, his life was not so good,
yes, and he had lost Die and then he also lost I don't
know if you remember Ryan White, he was the teenager that died of age
in the eighties. Ye, he's sort of adopted him or you know.
Yeah, so Ryan's in the book too. Huh. Oh. Princess Die
talks about how she and she and Elton used to um careful talk to psychics.
Oh really yeah, huh huh, Well that's interesting. Um, I
should say that a friend of the show. He goes on, how that
was a friend of the show who we all know her. The first letter
of her name is el and it's all by Oh, I once sent a
marriage proposal to Elton John. Okay, yeah, that one is laughing,
believe me. I mean I can't I can't say that I blame her,
but probably would have done the same thing. Really, yeah, but I'm
I'm from a different era, so I know things. So you were the
second choice. No, I just told her, you know, I sat
it down one that and said, you're backing up the wrong tree. I'm
sorry, but he's a great musician. So so, um, we got
like five minutes stuff. Can you hang around with us, Barbara? Can
you hang tonight or you have to go somewhere? Yeah? Oh, really
tell us about your music festival. What music festival did you just do?
And how did he go? Oh? I live in Lake Superior on an
island that's indigenously named Moonawanicnic. It's Madeline Island, and we had a we
called it mounawan Conic Evil because the island is ten thousand years of where all
the Indigenous people came from Northern Canada around Minnesota, Michigan. The island was
the gathering place. So we were recreating a revival we called it. And
there were a lot of artisans and a lot of stuff going on and fish
being sturgeon being played, and then we were right on the beach. We
had a little stage. Yeay, and I played and play nice. It
was just amazingly, that's so one beautiful. That sounds awesome. You.
Um, I want to get to your book that was banned, but I
just want to say it has been mentioned before that you're a musician yourself,
and you've gone various towards and stuff. But the last time you're on the
show, you played live What's What's what's the name of the song? Let's
go dancing? Dancing on the beach, Dancing on the beach. That's a
great song, dancing on the beach. I wrote it in nineteen eighty three.
I used to go and at midnight after I got out of the Yeah,
it has a real good hook to it. So, so tell us
about your ever try and get that song published away? That would be the
one that would be the sucks. But did you ever try and you know,
push that through it in any way? No, that song, I
thought I just never felt like it had that commercial or I think it's a
great song these days. Do it to death. It's one of my very
favorite songs, but it's not commercial. Give it to somebody who's about these
days believing Harry Fox Publishing should go. So tell us about the book that
got banned and why what's the title of the book that got banned? Okay,
we can't see the title revolution? Oh okay, what is really?
What is it showing something? Go ahead, please, it's a it's a
work book. It's a workbook for how to do conflict revolution the process that
Einstein taught us. Okay, I put it out last November number it's barred,
and then my printer slash distributory instilled a new uh sort of review of
what Amazon and all the other online distributors willing can do. And under one
of the clauses that caused you to be banned was violent language. There's no
more violent language on Amazon really, and because half the books that they couldn't
use the word revolution in the title, that was it? Right? Was
a conflict together? Man? I mean, will we go in here?
Seriously? Isn't this amazing times we live in? I mean it is pretty
cool though that you have a band that is awesome. I thought so too,
Like what if I were you, Like I would introduce myself as a
high I'm Barbara, I have a band book. Yeah, that would die
and that would be it cring the house down. You're not you didn't pose
a nude on the cover or anything like that. There was a John lin
Y thing. Okay, no conflict revolution wow? Wow, Well, Barbara,
what you really have to do is get banned of the BBC as well.
That that'll give you stre Okay, I'm gonna I'm going for that right
now. I'm on the road and devoting my time to this word I think
we can do to health. So where are you going now? And your
busy schedule? Where do you have to go? Now? To another interview
another radio station, um later on tonight. Yes, Oh, it's a
Warren Peace report. Oh that's coming out of oh another another name, our
our Revolution. It's called our Revolution. Yes, it's just a discussion about
Warren Peace because we're not having enough of those discussions right now. The book,
the book, or just generally Warren Peace. Because there's the movie.
Really, there's a movie if you want to really cut it done well,
Brobo listen, thanks very much for joining us. We always appreciate it when
you can buy to see us. Next time. You got to play that
song for us again? Okay? Will you? Yes? I will.
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Welcome, welcome back here. We went to macclone. He's been the direct
so show me here in the distant thunder radio nowhere. This is mac maloney.
Well, but a show we have for you tonight. Very quickly,
let me get to just members of the pausing girls. Three fambers one one
is here. Hello girls, hell everybody, welcome back to the show.
It's been fun so far, very interesting so far. No will cocoa tight,
I'll say in the world. But National's correspondent is with a switch blade,
Steve Wood down there in West Virginia somewhere switch Switchy, he's frozen,
Switchy, he's breathing. Switch great to be here. I had a pop
tart for breakfast? Okay, all right? Which you have for breakfast today?
Switch? I had a promptly had a pop tart in black coffee that
sounds like you, okay, and no nonsense something but no doughnuts, no
nonsense. What are we gonna do is start again? He's gonna be back.
What's just keep going? It doesn't matter. Security Chief Willie club is
here back. Yeah, it's great to be here tonight. I don't know
what's going on it Swart you tonight, but you know he gets into paranormal
things and he just disappears at times. Just happened, all right? So
what And also, so now we have with us members of the Coolest Paranormal
Studio three brothers. Is that right? Your three brothers? So it's my
brother and Sam I've known since seventh grade, so yeah, pretty much okay,
basically it's pretty much a brother Yeah, the coolest paranormal studio. And
there is this Sam Cool, and this is Kagan Cool, and then this
Colin cool? Is that it Colin and Kagan cool? Yeah? So so
what do you do you're young guys. I'm sorry, I'm sorry. You
see him ahead. Yeah, I'm Sam Vanderbil But okay, so so how
old are you guys? You look like kind of young guys to be in
this paranormal stuff. Yes, no, I'm thirty one. Okay, that's
old enough. So you know, what did you what? You know?
What gets you into it? And what do you do? Uh? Look?
Got us into the paranoral field? I would say probably our house,
at least me and Colin our household Hamilton's Street here in Colorado. I was
just we had experiences probably starting within a year of living there, and they
would just intensify and we can get into those if you want more detail,
but that's pretty much wanting to know what it was. So what was it?
Tell us what? Um? No? And just about that time,
I think is when a lot of the ghost hunting shows were making it on
TV, and so we me and my brother and my uncle Mark, we
thought, hey, we can do that. You know, we've had experience
and that's kind of how we got started. So you were in this house
that was, as we would say, haunted. What you're saying, yeah,
yeah, I know, it's the most haunted place I think I've been
in, and I've been in to like the Stanley, I've been in Waverly
Hills down in you know, California toll They are places. But yeah,
by far we would see full body apparitions, things scratching on the walls.
It took a sugar dish that we had and just took the top and moved
it and dropped it. Okay, all right, so let's just go back
to the beginning here. So when did you when when's the first time you
saw like, as you say, like a full body apparition were doing.
I mean, our first ever ghost experience was nineteen ninety nine. It wasn't
full body, but it was me and my brother and my buddy Nathan.
We were in the basement of the house right before Hamilton's, So I don't
know if this was a precursor to that or not. Okay, but we
looked and those houses had like walk in dirt crawl spaces, and we looked
in and there was just two red, glooming eyes looking back out at us.
It's safe to say we never went back in that base because luckily we
moved pretty quickly after. Yeah, right, yeah, all right, So
go ahead, so what other crazy stuff did you say? So going into
then the Hamilton House, there's one that you know, me and my brother
talked about quite often. It's the paygue. And this is probably the first,
like really big apparition that we saw. Me and my brother shared a
room at this time, so we had a bunk bed. I was on
the top, he was at the bottom, and we walked into the room
window, you know, curtains were open everything, so lots of light.
And when I grabbed the ladder to go up onto the second floor or a
second floor, the second bed, I realized there was something standing next to
me. And I mean it's pretty generic. It looks like the ghost in
the sheet, you know, Halloween costumes just put a sheet on. Yeah
yeah, yeah, funny. And for some reason in my child mine,
I thought it was my dog in a blanket. So I reached out.
I don't know why because it tolds me, but I reached out and it
like back pedaled and moved like a penguin. And so that's why we called
the penguin. And so that was definitely the first one we saw. And
how old were you at this point, I'd say eight or nine? Okay,
all right, So were you scared? Did it'd scare you? Yes?
Yeah, yeah, we were pretty scared. Yea. I will say
the second one I saw was more terrifying because at that point we were experiencing
stuff like seeing shadow, people curing noises. Usually the noises were voices from
it sounds like her mom and dad coming from different rooms. That's scary.
Yeah, oh to have family members. Yeah, so so okay, go
ahead, So what and then you saw something very terrifying? Yeah, so,
you know, at one point it got to the point we would just
me and my brother would sleep in my mom's room with her until my dad
got home, and then he'd take us to our room. And I remember
one night I was sitting there and you know, I look over at the
door and it looked like him from behind, you know, right, just
like he had just closed the door. And I was like, oh,
watch, I'm gonna be funny and I'm gonna scare him because we were all
experiencing stuff, yes, And I was watching and he wasn't moving, and
then all of a sudden, he like bent down and reached his hand out
like he was locking the door, which was really weird because there was no
lock. On the door, and so I was like just staring at this
thing, staring at it, and it's like it recognized I was staring at
it because it then it came back up and just turned its head slightly at
me. And that's when I realized it wasn't my dad, because you know,
I could see it even to this day, the cheekbones. It had,
like really defined cheekbones, spiky hair, almond like dark blue almond eyes
with like a purple haze around it. And it came towards me and then
disappeared. Wow, and I ran downstairs. I wouldn't run down stairs myself
right now, but but the frightened the hell out of you. As a
kid, I mean it would just you know, I'd hear one little noise
and I'd go not so as a kid, yeah, yeah, I know
it. H We had two dogs, so our dogs were never far behind
at nighttime. I remember one time we had like it was like a babysitter,
Like one of my mom's friends was watching us because they went to a
Christmas party and she was like, you know, you got to go upstairs,
and me and my brother like, no, there's something at the top
of the stairs and she was like, there's nothing, and she went to
walk up there and she's like, oh, you guys can stay down here.
It's fine. So she saw whatever it was because we'd see like shadow
people all the time. Yeah, yeah, shadow people. Yeah. Yeah,
that's when you just see the shadow of someone like in the wall,
but no one's in the room, right. Yeah, it was like just
an outline of a person in a doorway. We'd see it a lot,
especially on the second floor, the first floor or yeah, first floor.
I guess we saw a couple of things, but it was mainly feelings.
My our family dog would run in horner or something and bark up. Yeah,
we talked about that corner with her hair up and her teeth bearings.
Yeah, we talked about that a lot. You know, we fout down
in the show. We wore where animals seem to be reacting to something in
the room that we just can't see, but then not faking it to Sarah,
you know, just for that our entertainment Switchy switchies back and has a
question, Yeah, was there Uh? Was it an old house? Was
there any kind of history that you were that you were aware of? It
might have caused some of these apparitions. Yeah, so no, we were
the second owners that lived in the house. Now, this part of uh
calcar Rock did kind of sit abandon in the early nineties because of the housing
recession, So there's a good like maybe year year and a half that it
did sit abandoned. So very possibly people did weird things in there, But
no burial grounds. I know that's on and often go too, but as
far as my records, I have not been able to find anything. No
murders, nothing like that. Wow. And and so you, um,
you're the cool paranormal studios. You make films of this stuff, is it?
Well? Yeah, so we do a little bit of everything on the
channel. We starved as the ghost Hunting But we have so many different you
know, topics that we're interested in, be a dinosaurs, the Old West,
just history in general that we kind of expanded so we can cover more
than just the paranorial. Especially during COVID, it was really hard to go
into any place, so that's when we were like, hey, let's tell
some other stories and really just share people's stories. That's the big thing that
we want to do. Be it paranormal, be it not paranormals, just
help people get their stories out. So glad please, Raven, I was
just gonna ask, um, Sam, how did you get roped into this?
Um? There you go? Well on a very interesting ghost hunt.
I will tell you that that also, But like um, for me,
it wasn't as intensives for Keagan, But like for me, I was staying
at my cousin's house down in Inglewood and we would hear a little girl laughing
and running through like the halls, like kind of late at night. But
like it was, it never really did anything besides like kind of just play.
And then what kind of really sealed the deal is I had a dog
that we would we live on like kind of a property, and like we
would let the dog out and it would stick around, and it ended up
getting hit by a truck because like it was at an old age, so
it got hit by a truck. And I was coming home from school and
I just saw a giant like blood like splatter in front of the house.
And then I kind of figured that out. And then one winter when we
were up on a hill, we were just up like snowboarding and like I
like me and my sister and my mom, like we're looking down out the
hill like where the trees were, and we swore we saw like this like
apparition of our dog running up to us like it would always do. But
then it like disappeared halfway through there, and we thought it was he was
probably coming back to say goodbye or something. But like that really kind of
brought me into that whole kind of scenario. Yeah. Yeah, Jgan invited
me on an investigation at like um memon Ridge and then things got interesting from
there. Yeah, so do you all do you all go together and do
this? I mean, how big is the entourage? I would say a
solid six people aren't usual, but we do have a couple members that will
come when they can. Ye, but i'd say strong six people. Do
you you don't do you don't charge people for it? Do you do it
for your charge? There ghost something? Yeah, it's free to charge.
I do think it's very unethical for people to charge to get help, just
because I know at one point I was that person. You know, we're
here to help people, and when you when you go through the house,
when you do the examination and you tell them what you found, whether it's
what they want to hear or what they don't want to hear. I mean,
are they grateful. I mean, if you find something, they are
very grateful. We have had times where we weren't able to find stuff and
they were not very happy with us. Yeah, but at the same time,
I told him we might not capture You could go the most haunted place
and you might not capture anything, right, Yeah, exactly. And I
mean, like it's totally beyond your control if you're going to get something or
not, Like I don't know, that's like yelling at like a star clerk
for the grapes being a dollar more than they were two years ago. Like
it's not your control, and it's not like they're paying for a service.
Yeah exactly. But but but what if you tell them something they don't want
to know, you know what I mean? Like I suppose maybe some people,
you know, they want you to find something, but you can't,
so they just figure out the problem is just going to go on and yeah,
there's no yeah. Um, as far as like when we don't find
something, they get upset because then I think perhaps we think that they are
crazier. N Yeah. Yeah, we tell them, we're like, hey,
we we've lived it. We know it doesn't happen all the time.
My house. Like I said earlier, super haunted. It didn't happen every
night, and so just because we're there. But you know, TV has
set expectations, so they think we go they were going to find something.
So we just brought in your other brother, hot as they call it,
Colin, Colin Cools, Hey, there is We were good, good,
good. But Joe, you're you're clean shaven, you get a hiccut.
You're not in jail or anything how you want. That's just the first thing
that Okay, alright, I'm glad he moved that. Okay, looked like
a tower in the background. Okay, good. So, uh so the
three of you, I mean, I I can't imagine three brothers doing anything
together. I know I couldn't do anything with my brothers. But I mean,
but you guys, how long you've been doing this? Let let's put
that. How long? What's not there? So Colin and I and my
uncle Mark started it unofficially in two thousand and seven, late two thousand and
seven, but officially January twentieth of two thousand and eight. Okay, you've
been doing it for a while, Okay, all right, and does it
ever get you down? Do you know what I mean, does it ever
bum you out? As the kids saying no, it's it's kind of like
a drug, Like when you find something you just want to find more.
Oh yeah, you seem like a drug. Don't you find that? One
of amazing evidence? It's just so what I mean, what would you consider
like a really big hit if you like I would think if you start a
full body apparition, never do it for me. Okay, but but you
know, what else do you see? What else do you see? What
else do you detect? I mean sometimes just voices, right, sometimes just
shadows, satis center. Yeah, I would say like our big three as
far as evidence goes, our biggest one is our Lauren seven. It's one
on Memo Ridge. Like Sam said earlier, but it was me up ahead.
You can see the recorder and you hear me say what is your name?
At the same time you see something manifest in front of me, come
down turned towards the recorder, and you hear of Lawrence. Which makes it
more weird, is that says At the time we were just getting started,
my mom got us a little briefcase from a thrift store to put our equipment
in, and she pulled out a death certificate that said Lawrence. So that's
why that's number one. It's just so that's strange. Yeah, number two
would probably be recent. At Adams State University. We definitely caught a face
manifesting in the auditorium. Even our skeptic are in house. Skeptic is like,
I don't know how you explain that. That's definitely a face for him
to say that. You're like, all right, we did get whose face
was it? Do we know? No, it's just a white face.
We think maybe the janitor, because there was a janitor of the below the
auditorium stage at one point and he did die there, so perhaps it's him.
Well you should hear about the with the radio station we're in. Bob,
Bob the engineer, he worked here for thirty years. Okay, first,
it's just to describe this place. It looks like you're in a regular
kind of suburban house surrounded by a bunch of suburban house. The only differences
as a big antennant row back. So he was here for a long time,
did the equipment bid, did everything, and then you know, one
day it just came in and dropped dead. And we've seen stuff at one
one one one and I used to do the show here man. Stuff really
crazy and I don't really believe in a lot of this stuff, but you
know, we saw people who shouldn't be here with the doors all locked,
with the alarms one and stuff, and we're the only ones in there.
And I see this guy in chinos walking by. I thought he was the
guy that was hired to empty the trash or something. And we couldn't find
this guy. You know, we looked, we took a break, we
looked. All the doors are locked, and when you come in the front
door, here a bell ring, for instance, to take care of the
trash. Before he disappeared, the trash was gone. Yeah, so he
said, well, at least he was polite but talking about I didn't see
him actually holding the trash, but I assumed that's what it was. And
yeah, because where my broadcast area was, I was facing the door,
MAC wasn't. His back was to the door, and I'm thinking, okay,
somebody in here, you know, And I wanted to make sure the
doors were all locked and stuff. And then I told the We told the
manager about it, the studio owner, and he said, yeah, he
looked like what, oh, Bob Bob looked like that he's dead. So
here we uh, and I'm here alone in the station again? Good for
me? Why don't we sa alone there? Now? I'm in the UK,
he's alone there now, okay, So why don't we do this?
Why don't we uh? Why don't we take a quick break now while they
go check the doors and you're listening to Macloney's no tracks show here on the
distant thunder Such a chicken, Mac, Now don't say that. I'm just
being careful. Hey, listen, how brave you on? Now you're across
the puddle. I was here when the ghost is here and they saw your
reactions. Do you remember? So why don't we think about that and take
a break down and we'll be right back after this so I'll see you hear
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Far Unbelievable, joining us tonight from across the Puddle of Girls. Very Famous
One One is here. Hello girls, Hello everybody, I'm back and having
a great time. This years you with thanks Mac for having you run again,
okay. And earlier in the show you had a m B A F
on from the earlier days. Right, that's right, right, the great
Barbara with how is it backstage? A lot of tears? You know,
Well, actually we just send a couple of emails back and forth to each
other. Seeks that kind of a arrangement, right, understand, keep keeping
it close, keeping it, but keeping it not close, hush hush,
and on the QT. So talking about on the radio show is not the
way to go. Let's move on. But yeah, exactly, no Coco
tonight. Understandably he's out saving the world. But as a correspondence, which
played, Steve Ward is with us switchy great to still be here, still
be here? Okay? Interesting all right. Also as a curaty chief Willie
Club, he is still here. I think, yeah, I am physically
absolutely really, I'm I'm absorbing a lot tonight, Dave a lot things to
pick up here, so trying my best. You're taking notes? Interesting,
okay. Also our favorite good witch up the in sideways, Yah Raven is
with us Raven and my friends, thank you so much for having men.
Now we took a vote the eight of us while you had we're in in
the room and when it was all thumbs up for the new here do all
thumbs up? That's funny? When was I out of the room? Well
anyway, so kidding, we're we're also we're also joined by uh three brothers.
Yeah, the cool paranormal studios and it's Keegan, Sam and Colin.
Right, come right, Okay, now, you guys for for at least
since our two thousand and eight have been doing stuff in various combinations, going
to like haunted places, haunted houses, because yeah, it sounds like the
house you grew up in was like pretty haunted as well, right, correct?
Yeah, do you know why it was haunted? No, we don't
have an answer. I just know because we're still friends with our old neighbor
who lives next door to it, that all the families after us have also
experienced things, so it's not just us now. And you're in Colorado,
right, you're in Colorado near Denver. Yeah, we're between pretty much right
between Colorado Springs and Denver. Okay, within an old house? Is it
an old house currently, it's not too old of a house. And the
one that we experience everything was much newer, So that's what kind of makes
it really weird. Yeah. So the whole idea that you know, only
older houses a hunt that really doesn't apply, right, Yeah, I don't
think so. We've been to a lot of really old places, most notably
the Stanley Hotel, where we had absolutely nothing going on. We've been to
some of the newest buildings, including in like New York Chicago, where you
feel stuff. So I think it's more of the ground and the energy there
than the billing itself. Wow, huh so um. And do you have
like a truck like the ghost Bushes or anything cool like that. How do
you get around doing this? We have our two super us and we pack
our group into it as best as we can. Supers Okay, that's impression.
Say, I bet ahead, Mac is gonna make fun of me so
much. You got your super us in your birken stocks, right, do
you? Do? You? We have any three of you? We have
birken stocks because you have to, you have to leave the show. I
just got a new pair of Burkey's and I was Mack is gonna make so
much fun of me? No, wow, my silence will speak volumes on
Birkenstocks. Anyway. So so let's just get down to let's say you're your
three or four favorite places that you went. Okay, so what I mean,
what did when you think of it? What's the free If you're in
an elevator room, someone says, well, what what place have you been
to? What's the first thing? You're gonna say? Famous place? Probably
Waverly Hills, just because a lot of people do know that. Everyone always
else about the Stanley, but it was such a big bust. I will
tell you, guys, go to Waverley Hills any day. Well what is
that second? Waverly Hills is an old tuberculosis hospital in Louisville, Kentucky.
It's massive. I think it's five or six stories tall, has giant wings,
no windows, in the middle of the Kentucky Wilderness, which is really
a thick I mean, everyone talks about the forest out here, but you
go out on the east coast and it is thick forests. Yeah, yeah,
yes, And what was it just was it abandoned at some point than
just no one one legal back then, that type of thing. Yeah,
So it was a tuberculosis hospital and then on an insane asylum, though they
did have a different name for it, and then yeah, I was shut
down. And then the owner that we got to talk to and hang out
with one day, she actually grew up near it and remembers hearing the screams
and stuff, and now she lives there and gives tours. And I just
appreciate them because they would say, Hey, this is where we experienced something.
Do you want to go experience it? Versus the location I mentioned earlier
where they were like, this is where this thing happened. You can read
about it in our gift shop. Yeah. Yeah, So when you went
to this place, I mean, what was it like? What did you
what did you what you feel them like the people who had died there or
something like that. Yeah, yeah, I guess it would be patience.
Um, we saw something, Me and my brother Colin saw like a face
and what's called the death tunnel where they would take the bodies out from the
asylum or from the hospital at the time, down to the road. Me
and him were trying to stay back as far as we could, to be
kind of by ourselves because we were in our group. But there's two people
hanging behind us, and I remember I just turned around and saw like a
face behind them, which made me want to stay behind even more. But
we could was this day or night? Daytime? Yeah? Huh wow.
And so that you do this and you're like write up reports and you know
and and help people, you know, your experiences there. But then when
when it's finished, when you go home at night or whatever, do have
trouble sleeping? The one that this stuff is actually happening? The paranormal?
I mean, I think Sam and Colin can tell you. I sleep pretty
good in haunted location. Really huh, sleeping on the job interesting, It
has happened from time to time. I feel really comfortable, there's a dark
energy. I go right to bed. Really yeah, that's interesting. So
let me let me just guess. Yeah, and we're talking to the cool
paranormal studios three brothers who i'll go shunts and they record what they see.
They've been at it for quite a while, which is really good. I
think, so, um, so, so what what? I guess?
We said that before? But you know, what is the thing that really
gets you? What have you seen which would convince a skeptic that ghost and
apparent allmost stuff ever real. I mean my experiences earlier where I talked about
I mean I don't know how you'd write them off. I always told this
story and it's not something I personally saw, but yeah, my dad,
me and Colin's dad had seen it. He was super close with his pap,
who we are Greek, so of pap who's grandfather, and his pap
who had passed away unexpectedly around midnight when my dad was nine, and so
Mayaya, who's grandmother is Yaya and Greek. She got the call. She's
staying up all night to try to figure out how she's going to tell my
dad that his pap who passed away will come morning. My dad's door was
like right outside her door and her door was open, and he's she saw
my dad come out, look up and like he was talking. Then he
goes to my uncle's room and she's like, oh, he better not wake
the baby because my uncle, I think was like a year at this point.
And he comes back out, he's talking and then he looks down because
you know how the house has had those old air conditioning events, and he
looks at it and he turns around and looks in my eye and he's like,
did you see pop poo? And she kind of plays it off.
No, you know, I just woke up, what you mean, And
he says, well, I woke up because there's this loud, whirling noise
and I saw Pope Poo there and he was in bright, shiny clothing and
he wasn't old. His skin was very you know, he wasn't wrinkly at
all, and he was taking to me and he want to say goodbye,
and he want to go say goodbye to you know, his brother, my
uncle. So that's why they went in there. When he came back out,
he wanted to go downstairs and see where he had lived one last time,
and he dissipated into cloud and went down the events. So that's the
story I always tell. As far as what we caught, I mean,
I would say probably the face, Like I said, Andrew is our skeptic,
and for him to say it's definitely a face, I would say,
that's probably a good piece of evidence. Wow, Raven, you must have
a question. Yeah, I mean, it's so it's so hard. You
guys must understand, like it's so hard to like convince a skeptic. But
when they're obviously saying like, yeah, it's a face, did they have
other reactions or feelings like was there a change of temperature or or did things
get get really dark or really bright? Was there some type of like a
physical reaction as far as on the camera or like like that the person your
skeptic felt no, Because so we were reviewing evidence after the fact that we
were watching our DVR system that we had filmed, and luckily you can pinpoint
where each of us were because there was the me, Sam and Colin and
then the six members from Adams State that we helped build their ghost hunting team,
and so we could pinpoint on the DVRs where each of us were.
And I just remember Andrew's like, I don't have been shocked. He's like,
played again, played again. He's like, no, that's a face.
That's a face. I don't know what else. Everything else he can
write off, but he's like, that's definitely a face, right, that's
crazy. No, Well I thought of it. If you folks ever used
the Uiji board, I would like to ask that questions, do you believe
in them? Are you afraid of them? I'm not super afraid of it.
We we did film an episode about the Euiji board, Matt and Sam
and Andrew actually using it as well. Now we have done investigations where people
have used it and bad things have happened. But I think you could give
a person a banana and a piece of april and it could give you the
same effect. I think it's more just you opening yourself up to the energy
and saying giving it permission to do whatever it wants, versus the board itself
to explain that too, Because so I I'm in currently a haunted house that
any any normal person would say as a haunted house. And I mean I've
felt things like breathing down my neck. I felt touching. Nothing um,
nothing like violent or or um you know, anything like that, but like
very like light touching. I've heard they turn on my stupid Alex all the
time, and um, so this has been ongoing for years. And so
one night I got really really fun on on adult beverages just in case there's
any kids listening. Um, So I decided I was with my sister,
who I had to experienced a really bad We had had a really bad experience
with the Wigie board when we were younger. So I was with my sister
and mister Raven and my sister's husband did not want to produce this pap,
but we came up to actually this room that I'm sitting in. We brought
my wegie board up here and we were using it and we got nothing for
about thirty minutes. I think we tried and we got nothing. And this
was recent. This was only I don't know, maybe six months ago.
I mean the thing wouldn't move, the point that wouldn't move at all.
Planchet was not moving. There was nothing, And I mean, like I've
literally seen like we I remember I was working out in my basement and I
set you an email Mac because I saw this like shadow figure like literally walk
like right past me when I turned my you know, it was on the
other side of my basement, and so like there's all this stuff going on.
And then I'm like, okay, well, like let's communicate with it,
and I get like nothing. It was the wildest thing because I'm thinking
I'm going to get something, something concrete, and it's going to be the
time and hope. Why does that? Why does that never happen? I'll
just ask anyone, you know, why don't we have And it's not just
ghosts and stuff, it's you don't why don't we have the definitive picture of
the Likeness monster or a UFO or you know what I mean. It's always
not hard core evidence is what you're looking for, right, high definition photoshot,
a video, none of this blurry stuff. I mean, you give
me a submarine and I can go remake that Lochness Monster photo submarine. That's
the third time submarines have come up. It is. We were just talking
about submarines. The National Geographic style, clear color photographs like they get of
the critters in the wild. Yeah, with like a filter too, like
put like the pretty filter on it. That's what I use though, kind
of going to the point of photography, even with things like I watch a
lot of sports galantin Extinct our Life and he has pretty definitive evidence of the
Zanzibar leopards still being alive, and people are still like, I might not
actually be the leopard, even though it's very clearly a leopard in a place
where leopards aren't supposed to be. So I think you could show someone and
if they want to believe, they'll believe. If not, I mean again,
there's a lot of fakers and a lot of hoaxers, and that also
hurts the films. So you know what that's very true. Not too well,
try to go in Keegan's topic. There was this interesting theory that we
came across that was saying that the reason we haven't been able to capture Bigfoot
again or UFOs was potentially because of the cameras that we are using. So
we need to go back to the old old camera recorders to where like they
can't sense that high tech energy there, and then you'll be able to you
be able to actually capture them because they can notice like that advanced technology or
it's just sitting there. That's why they avoid a lot of those things.
So it was something that we were interested in like kind of testing at one
point, or at least I want to try to test it feel like an
old time camera. Oka, are you talking like a brownie? Or like
a thirty five millimeter brownie? A brownie? Okay, I have a brownie.
It's right across the room from me. Um. You know that's interesting
because they would almost be like human radar detectives. They could, you know,
sense some kind of energy or whatever. That would be interesting that the
reason I believe that there's something to Bigfoot is just a long time ago.
So a National Geographic episode on this is quite a while ago, and they
just take this guy who had been looking before. He's up in Oregon,
I'm looking for it for years, and he brings them to the spot and
they detail that they walk two and a half hours into these woods. Okay,
two and a half hours, and in this kind of riverbank you can
see these footprints that are obviously nothing that we would have seen before. I
mean, they just look like big hairy human him, you know, but
they're huge, and they measured them stuff like that. And all I can
think of is who would walk two and a half hours into the Oregon forest
to hoax this, you know what? I mean to put the have like,
you know, wooden footprints and you know, like in the cartoons,
So something has to be out there. And it's not a bear, it's
not you know, And I think it's hard to think that we've never really
got that defensive picture. We never find their bones, we never find where
they live and stuff like that. But you know, maybe that's just stuff
we just don't know, you know. Wow. You know, I was
talking to mister Raven the other day about the Bridgewater Triangle in h what is
it Vermont? Okay, not the Bridge or of Triangle, I'm sorry,
the Bennington Triangle in Vermont, and I think it goes into Maine and maybe
New York um. And we were coming back from may In a few years
ago and we went through the Bennington Triangle and there's this overlook where there is
just it is just forest for miles and miles and miles and miles, and
there's nothing else, like nobody lives there. And it's like you look at
that and like we were talking about this because you think, like, how
could there not be something in there, you know that that we haven't seen
that doesn't want to be seen, or or we you know, like are
are missing it or we can't see it, you know whatever, whatever,
you know, the reason might be there can easily be something in that expanse
because it is just it is just coverage of forest and there's there's just not
thing else, you know, And then you think like, which is like
where where my head always goes? You know, what if there's there's this
alternate reality and maybe these quote unquote cryptids. You have the moth Man,
you have the Friend of Nightcrawler, you have Bigfoot. What if you know
they're not being seen because First of all, they're in areas for the most
part, I should say that are desolate, you know whatever, you want
to be just strolling in the Bennington Triangle, or at least you shouldn't be.
But what if they're able to just like pop out when they want and
be like all right, like I'm gonna go do this for a little bit
and then I'm gonna come back, which is why there's no bones, which
is why there's no like then you know, like that's like, that's what
keeps me up at night. I'll wake up at two in the morning,
and that's what I think of. That's what they would do. I mean,
they're in a different time zone, they're in they're in a different dementia.
Yeah, yeah, they're parallel universe something. Yeah. Yeah, And
they always kind of do you know, you see you hear reports of a
lot of strange stuff happening, and in the forest, you know, in
the way out west, you know, the wide open spaces, you don't
hear very many like crypted stories from New York City or something. You know,
it's it's it really does kind of each kind of paranormal event really kind
of crypted in the subway that's the best place that have encrypted is in the
subway. Man, I have seen pretty weird things in the New York subways.
Yeah, human things are not crypts that I should right, annibalistic humanoid
underground vers right, yeah. Yeah. Have you see that video of like
a rat in you know, in Grand Central Station and he's pulling an entire
pizza, not just a slice of pizza. He's like a super rats pulling
the pizza. Yeah, but it's an entire pip Why would you get an
entire pizza? Think about that, saying actually removed the intevise. So,
yeah, you didn't like the ansa. Probably like where he probably went to
the pizzeria and ordered it, ordered it, called it up, I put
pineapple on it. They threw in the trash and he went and get it.
He ordered it on his app subway for I have a quick Waverly Hills
story. I told this before, but I was friends with Rosemary Ellen Guiley,
who was a great researcher that we lost a few years ago. She
told me that one of the time she was at Waverly Hills, she was
with another researcher and he said to her, he said, Rosemary, do
you see what I see. And you know, when you're in there,
nobody's got flashlights or anything. You just let your eyes adjust to the dark.
And she said, I think it's a gray They both saw something in
Waverly Hill Sanatorium that looked like a gray alien. She thought that perhaps sometimes
these areas are are just pathways, maybe some of these things overlapped, but
it was it really shocked them, took them by surprise. And my other
brief story about Waverly Hills. I was there a few years ago, and
I may have had some experience. I was standing in the morgue with some
other people and I felt like a couple of fingers brush the top of my
hair. Now I could have been a bug, I suppose. But that
was my entire experience at Waverly Hills. Okay, touch the top, you
walk through? Did you walk through the body? Shoot? I did.
Some people, well, some people actually got in the what do you call
them, the well the containers for the bodies. And I thought, yeah,
I'm gonna I'm just gonna be an observer there. That would be so
you wouldn't get it, doesn't lock up. I would get in that,
I'd be like shut the door I need five minutes to take a nap and
then you can come back and let me out. I'm with Colin not to
uh. I get two questions. First of all, not a sanatorium up
here in Danvers former sanatorium. Hear that the condos nice condos too. As
a matter of fact, Yeah, but they hunt did you hear that,
guys? But the Danvers what was a Danvers State Hospital? And heard of
the guys, Yeah, that's that's a that's that's that's a weird place.
It's a it's a going concern. It is a nice condo conversion in the
original buildings, and they added some more condos to the side of it.
But I used to have a computer customer that bought a condo there in the
original building, in the very top floor, which has one of those sharp
pointed roofs. Because when you drive by their spire right when you drive by
the place you can see it from the highway, it just looks weird just
from a distance. Yes, And when you know that it was the sanitarium
at one point, uh, you say, oh, yeah, I get
it. Even you pull into the parking lot, you look at it and
you go, I don't know if I want to walk in there. But
it was cool. He says, Uh, I want to show you that
they gave you when you when you your first day in, when you move
in, they gave you this pillow and it says boo boo. It says
boo pillow like a running pillow. Yeah, just for a joke. Oh,
they're just like trolling their tenants. It's a it's a creep show.
And the place that I guess, the part of it where it was an
operating room is now a workout center. Oh really Yeah, I walked through
that and I didn't really hang around long enough to see if I could feel
anything. I was here to fix some computers, and it was kind of
an excuse. Not the workhouse, just the workout center. It used to
be, you know, operating room number two or something right where they probably
like didn't give any like painkillers and just gave them like cocaine instead. And
yeah, that sounds sounds tough. Hey, listen to Black and Deck or
I Gotta do a lobotomy boo. Wow. You know switches waving to me
frantically here because we almost forgot his segments for tonight. You know, the
best, biggest Skew of the show. So I have a I have a
feeling, I have a esp that I know the answer to this question.
But we asked him every week, Switchy, what did you have a breakfast?
The spawning? This morning? I had left quite pleasant, West Virginia,
across the bridge over to Gallop of Ohio, went to Bob Evans.
I knew exactly what I wanted, Yes, and I went in. I
had hot black coffee with water, two slices of French toast with whipped butter
and syrup, and three sausage links oh Man whipped butter. Okay, Okay,
cool, I'm gonna I'm gonna say that was So you're in Union territory
now, so I'm going to say that was sixteen dollars. I think it
was closer to fourteen really, yeah? Huh? Your tip? Your tip
at this place? Right? Yep? Okay, yep? What's your tip?
What's your leave? Six bucks? Did? Okay? Good for use?
Which it was the whipped butter different from the regular butter, or they
just give you whipped butter every time. Well, when you when your sandwich
between two slices of French toast, yes, it kind of all melts,
and I'm not sure that I could determine the difference in a chaste chest.
Really, I don't understand neither dwe is, but it doesn't really matter in
cast pretty damn good. Yeah, he sent me a picture and they said
that better be freedom toast, right, and it was a freedom toast.
Oh my god, do you remember when they did that in the early two
thousands, Freedom Fries freedom? What was that? I don't remember that.
No foes being were like, you couldn't say, like French or France it
wouldn't let us fly over what the issue was. But I just remember being
in like junior high or something, and it was like all freedom Fries and
freedom toast. It was the the French wouldn't let us airplanes fly over France
on their way to Bombay to take the long way around. And after that
people said, no more of this French fry shit. Okay, it's freedom
Fries, no more French dip. Yeah it lasted, you knowed, no
more French kissing a few weeks. No, I didn't even get another chapter
out of his. Yes, for sure, that's the important stuff. So
I do I have go ahead? I'm sorry I do to say one thing
I know or a radio show. But Sam, has anyone ever told you
you look like Brian Poussay and the comedian? Yeah? That guy he does?
Yeah? Really you really? Oh that's so funny. As soon as
I saw you, I'm like, wow, he looks like he could be
like his younger brother. You do look like someone on TV. You gotta
say that much? Um, who is that guy? What show? What
show is he on? The guy that you think he looks saying? I
know him from stand up comedy and the Sarah Silverman program. Yeah, okay,
yeah, yeah, he's a really tall guy with red hair and beard
and glasses. Like it's so funny, Like that's exactly what I thought you
looked like. And again, I know this is a you know, radio
show, but that's exactly who you struck me as we'll throw up a picture
of the real guys. HiT's him. So we're here with the cool paranormal
studio and there's three brothers here. So I'm gonna guess who's the youngest and
who's the oldest, and I'm gonna guess who's the biggest pain in the ass.
Okay, I want to see that vote go down? Ready, Yeah,
Okay, I'm gonna say Sam is the oldest of the three, don't
I think week he got you there? That was some party, Okay,
yeah? Interesting? And then Colin is obviously the curly of the family,
right, No, I think I don't know, is it me Sam?
Yeah, it's probably more key because hegans go on that and antagonize and yeah,
gets all crazy. Okay, I think he just means an everyday like
life when we're filming and I make you guys retake film shots for videos.
Oh, you're one of those guys. But that's smart, right, Yeah,
I would probably I would say it would be like, I don't know.
I think we all have our moments for the most part. Ahead I
wouldn't say one is the higher than the other. We all have our kind
of moment where we kind of like pressure other people into a bunch of stuff.
Okay really yeah, with a threat of force. Are just kind of
talk moment to it? Are you saying? Cool? Equal pains in the
ass? I was going to say, you know that three scary guys.
Frankly, you know, I would say, yeah, you want to want
you want to look at my house to go? So you got it?
So so m hmmm. Uh. Do you do travel across country a lot
or you try to stick around the you know, west of the Mississippi.
Oh, No, we do a lot of travel. I think in the
last four years we've done twenty one states. Really yeah, huh. Now
what do you get the money? What do you get the funding for this?
Because it's not work really just do your own time also funded? Yeah?
Yeah? Really? Well, have you been to a sailing masks?
Have you been out this way? No? Not yet. One of my
friends she just moved out there, so I was like, yeah, we
might try to get out there. Um, it's one of the few states
on that little section of the United States I've not been too well. We
were about to get to Salem. We're about up thirty minutes from Salem,
right where this radio station is, and Ravens very familiar with Salem. It
gets we talk about it on the show a lot. It gets insane.
The closer you get the Halloween, the more insane in that place. Yet
and it's it's beautiful on the off season two, like, you don't have
to go during Halloween. Um, you know, one of the reasons I
wanted to go was because of them. The Willow Park, which is all
like the willow trees and it's like right, Um, I think it's technically
in the sound, I say, on the ocean, but it's really pretty.
And um, if you go during Halloween, just be prepared for anything
and like literally anything. It is a party. But I was going to
ask one question before we like wrack things up. Have you guys ever had
like a place where you've gone into and you know, felt something weird and
you're just like, oh no, Like I'm like this is not like not
not good for me or like you know, just not like really uncomfortable.
Have you ever like had that overwhelming experience. No, after my house I
grew up in, I have not. But Sam Colin, what about you?
I would say I've had like a couple of places. One for me
would be a mem and Ridge because like, ever since the kids played with
the Ruiji board there, it's become a lot darker and kind of going back
to the topic, and sometimes in certain places you'll see things go darker when
things are happening, or like it gets colder, like that has definitely happened.
A weird scenario would be this one we did at my cousin's house.
There was like this room that we walked into that he had stories of,
like things like his brother lived there before him with two other roommates, and
his brother was just chilling in his room and then he watched this like shadow
walk out of that room and go downstairs. And then his buddy that lived
in there came in the front door and he was just like, didn't you
just go downstairs. When we went into that room, it was like hitting
a wall of electricity. So it was just like really dense and heavy and
like all your hairs would just stand up. And we had an EVP in
there, and it like literally wiped the whole EVP. Like everything that we
had on there was just gone, and it was definitely interesting. I was
like, please tell us what an EVP is. I mean, we've said
it before, but just for people who might not know electronic voice phenomena.
So the recorders pick up voices of ghosts, probably your most common piece of
ghost evidence, since an EVP voice of something dead doesn't mean it's talking to
you. It could just be a you know, time replaying itself. Right.
I've heard tape recordings of people they'll just leave a tape record on in
like a haunted house. Just leave it there all night and then listen back
to it. Oh boy, yeah, you definitely hear stuff going on,
you know, once again to sit an old haunted house. But yeah,
yeah, that's crazy. So so I gotta ask this. So I rum
of the three of you, you guys married, no no, no,
no, okay, I was the closest, I think. Okay, really
yeah, okay, it might be another show Mac I have to die.
Okay, yeah listen, so wow switchy um, you know, I mean,
is it I mean there has to be women who are into this as
well, right, Yeah, We've had female members from time to time,
but they never really have stuck around, at least the ones we have.
They'll come every once in a while and hang out. But it's a lot
of hard work, Like you got to do a lot of research, and
we had what twenty thirty people throughout, Sam Colin, I mean come and
go, And I think a lot of people think it's just a little fun
in games, but there's a lot of work and time and effort put into
it all. Going to twenty one states for sure. I mean, I
don't want to say this because ravens yet. But I mean, is is
it a chance that the women are scaty cats? No? I don't know.
I don't think so, because like we've definitely had them. It just
it doesn't work out at that time, you know. Yeah, one one
said that question, by the way, Yes, you wanted me to ask
that. Well, listen, guys, thanks for joining us. We really
appreciate it. And yeah, very interesting. Yeah, hats off to what
you do because you've been at it for such a long time. You know,
a lot of people just kind of, you know, a flash in
the pan type of thing. But there's gotta be something to it if you
know, you've been at it since a two thousand and eighth So whittle people,
where can they find you? SEEUTC I mean a little bit of everywhere
obviously, YouTube, Cools, paranormal studios, same with Instagram, A schools,
paranormal studios, and Facebook. Twitter is just at the real cools.
We're also in four books by Erica Gammon, so if you want to hear
more of our stories, you can find it there or every once in a
while you'll see us on the Travel Channel. So on the Travel Channel.
Very good. Let's talk about them for at one second. Okay, So
you've been on the Travel Channel how many times? A couple times? Okay,
and they paid your thousands, right, was intered like ten fifteen thousand,
quite that much, but it was tax free. It was pretty close
actually for for an hour, was it really? Yeah? Yeah, yeah
they were quite nice. We've we've been really blessed and well the people we've
worked with. We've worked with a lot of great people. And yeah,
yeah, well you're good and you know you come across good on the media,
as they say, so hats off to us. Let's get him around
of applause please and come back and join us again. Okay, please,
guys, he's gonna bump that up and post. Don't worry. Don't worry
about that. Yeah, I don't want to wake up my wife upstairs.
The cool and the cool. You've had a good experience with the TV people,
Yeah, that's paranormal in itself. Yeah, I've seen, like I
love Travel Channel, so I'll watch like, um, I'm not like a
fan of like Zach Baggins, but I'll watch you know, some of like
the smaller groups of people that will go into like the place U on our
locations and like you said, like Waverly Hill Sanitarium is huge. It's just
such a it's it's like so big that it's scary. It's so big.
Yeah, so that's that's really cool that you guys have been there. Yeah
right, it's funny. That's cool. It hasn't been torn down place.
Yeah, why wouldn't they tear it down? It's just like that get into
disrepair. But it's privately owned and really a gift tours. So that's cool.
Wow, find the old senator. So anyway, guys, thanks around
here conditioning. Yeah, I'll bet thanks for joining those guys. We really
appreciate it. Yeah, no, anytime you yeah, come back, Yeah,
anytime for sure. And let's see how we do this. Let's say
good night too, club club. How you doing what you can? Night
the club? Go see go some mock tonight. It would be B plus
B minus. It's in the B range. I'm gonna sit down after the
show, have a couple of beers, and I'll have a better idea after
that. That many okay, all right, Well it might be more depend
on how bad things were, but I feel very good. I yes you
no, we'll get you an how many? How many beers a night.
Is it Raven, it's two and they're they're the big boys, they're not
small. But I'm going to have another one after let's call it three.
Okay, super club, thanks for joining us and give us such a high
mic. We appreciate it. Well, my pleasure, Switchy, thanks for
joining a switch It was my pleasure ahead a VA to night and I'm gonna
go crazy and have another one. Well, now you're embarrassing yourself, so
we'll cut that out as well. Thanks. Switch. We'll talk to you
soon. Okay, sounds good. One one, we'll talk to you soon.
Yes, a few more hours. I'll be having breakfast. Yeah yeah,
tomorrow. Yeah yeah, that's it's already tomorrow. Let's contab sometime in
the next couple of days. It's already Wednesday here, Okay, I told
you about one one from the future. I'll later run in with him,
right, yeah, you sent me good pictures. Unbelievable. There's a guy
who's even even Aileen thinks the other The dude does look like you a little
bit. He's running around Plumb Island and he looks like one one in about
ten years. He just does, you know, and and he you cannot
see this guy when he's not hitting on some check or the batten though or
something. I mean it literally just one one, ten years exactly. They
dress the like they look alike anyway, what they do, Raven has come
to that. I hope I'm like that ten years from now. Yeah,
that's what. Yeah, that's why we don't want to talk to him.
You know it really, I'm telling you, it really freaks low Us out.
I'm not kidding you, because she's now, you know, worried that
it's actually everything is just a hologram and stuff. Maybe maybe they're identical cousins
and something went wrong. Yes, right exactly. Once from England want to
fly back to the United States, which they have to do because I'm missing
the place like crazy. Go ahead, That's the first thing I'm gonna do
is we're gonna hook up and stop in there at the Coma go face to
face with him. Yeah. Yeah, it'll be like a Superman episode.
It'll be cool. All right, meet your future but boom, hanging him,
I'm the Coma ba cool anyway, look forward to Raven. Thanks for
joining us tonight. We appreciate it. Thank you so much for having me.
This is great, and we love the head. Though we love is
not is not a big word it, I mean it is a big word
for us. As you know, we love it. I really appreciate that
I bandy it about easily. It has to be earned. And okay,
I ended up having to buy a special shampoo so that it could like grow
faster, because essentially right now you can't see it again because of my background.
I have a very welcome with last year, but I basically have like
a mullet going on right now because of what this this vile person did to
my hair. Okay, so it is not good, like I'm not even
kidding. When I got home, it was just like poor mister Raven was
on the receiving end of this. He took it. You don't understand what
a good soldier he s. Wow. And the person did this to it
was his name Anthony or something like that. I don't know what her Oh
really yeah, huh, she was blonde. I don't know. Oh,
okay, you know what they say about them. You think what happened sometimes
in hair salons is that the the person who's cutting your hair, so if
it's a woman, is so jealous of your beauty that could be that she
wants to mess it up. Yah right away. But when you get home,
yeah, it look at the break glass. So that was that was
like the bad thing though, was like I noticed it the entire time,
like I knew it wasn't like turning out right at all, Like when it
was like still like wet from like being shampooed and everything, and I'm like
maybe I should say something, and then I was just like, no,
it's fine, it's fine, it's fine, it's fine. Wow. Huh,
it's just awful. Wow haircut like that. Yes, Okay, it's
like a train wreck. It's just ironic happening. Wow. Well anyway,
so listen, No thanks, Why don't we wrap the show. Let's bring
the train into the station. No sure. I want to thank everybody for
joining us tonight and remind everyone about Homeshrat Troops. Homeshrot Troops is an organization
that raises money for our veterans in the post nine to eleven era, that's
the Iraq War, in the Afghan Afghanistan War. And some of these people
might have come home missing an arm or alike, and Homestrot Troops will build
them a house that has adapted to their needs. And that means like why
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And then when they build the house, they rip up the mortgage,
given the keys. It's their house to own forever. And then they can
go out into the society and get a job and just feel a little bit
more with it, you know. And I hate to say it, but
every day normal life homes raw troops. Ninety cents of your charity I should
say that he in hand, ninety cents of your charity dollar goes to our
veterans. So please google them homestrow troops. See what they're about. And
I think that's it for the night. They're wanting what do you think?
Yeah, I think so okay, okay, um and switch. He has
the train wreck up on the screen, so that means it's time to go.
Thank everyone who for joining us tonight. Thank you to everyone out there
for listening to us. And this is MAC for the entire gang saying be
safe, be happy, and bye bye.