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Hello, Matt, Welcome to the podcast. Ben Nick, thanks for having
me. You are more than welcome. It was great to have you on
today. Matt, and you're calling from the state of Colorado. Yes,
big Skuy country. One for now, Matt, you have a few experiences
you're going to be sharing with us. Would you like start at the beginning
please, sir, Yeah, I'd love to share my experiences with you.
The first one I want to talk about is an experience that happened in two
thousand and one. I purchased a two thousand millennial Silver four Runner, and
I'm a quadriplegic, and my brother would pick me up and take me out
of my wheelchair and put me in the passenger seat and he would he could
drive me around. It's kind of a cool way to get around. And
we drove down Our mother has a ranch down in southern Colorado between Pueblo and
Colorado Springs, and we drove down there to show her the truck and hang
out down there for a couple of days. And we took the second day
we were down there, we drove back on their property. They had forty
eighters and we drove the edge of their property and turned around and we were
coming back and just sort of four wheeling u with there was no road or
anything, and we kind of came up over a little bit of a hill
and I looked up and I was like, whoa, hang on, stop
right here. We looked up and there was just it's kind of like your
you know, science fiction movie type saucer like metal. It was a little
bit blurry above us, and it was just sort of hanging out up there.
Everybody was sort of we were all wondering what it was. And I'm
like, that's the UFO guys. And it was me and my brother and
my mom and my stepdad, and we were all just kind of mesmerized by
it. And it had like a little bit of a cloud of dark around
it, and I immediately thought maybe they were using diesel fuel, like burning
diesel, and you know, we were kind of talking about it, and
it then all of a sudden, it just disappeared, kind of like went
straight up, but it was gone. And one of the things that happened
and I noticed was that no one wanted to talk about it. It was
just me wanting to discuss it and go down the rabbit hole of what is
that? And then you know that I really had no interest in UFOs at
all until that happened. I came home and I started just researching as much
stuff as possible. I even got a little spiritual. I started learning about
Buddhism and meditating, and I learned how to meditate really well during the next
couple of years, and you know, just it was just kind of researching
and looking into things, and that was my first encounter ever. And one
of the weird things was that I had a camera on my lap and I
didn't even think about using it to take a picture of the thing. And
I've heard frequently that that happens to other people too. So yeah, that
was my first experience and then my next one. So that was two thousand
and one, and I just figured out today when I was looking at my
notes, I'm like, oh jeez, the next one happened in twenty twenty
one, So it was twenty years later, and it was in the spring
of twenty twenty one, and we were still going through the COVID COVID stuff,
and I have since I'm a quarter plegic. I require six hours of
care every day with a caregiver, just three hours of the morning and three
at night, and so I usually have like five caregivers that divide up all
the work. And back then I went down to two so that we weren't
exposing other people unnecessarily, you know, we could kind of keep it keep
it small here where we weren't affecting other people's families and stuff. So I
had one one girl, and she was really into aliens and UFOs and I
remember when I get an interview with her. She I was like, you
know, what's tell me something about you that you know not many people know
or you know. I kind of was asking her questions and she pulled her
lip down and she had a tattoo of an alien head on her lip,
and she's like, I just one of my things is I always wanted to
be an alien. And I was like, wow, that's cool. I
liked her so kind of matched with my I told her about my buffos and
one and all this. So then when we're doing the care routine at night,
we kind of have the TV on, so we started just kind of
binging on that was related to UFOs or any kind of documentary we could find
on YouTube or Netflix or Amazon. And we discovered doctor Greer, doctor Stephen
Greer with the CE five stuff, and I believe the film will unacknowledged that
we were watching, and you know, I was really intrigued. I downloaded
his app, it's like a fifteen dollars app and paid for it and it
started. She was also kind of into like metaphysical stuff and she had learned
how to meditate real good. And I was like, okay, well we
got the meditation part down. So we would do that, and we would
play the noises in the app like there. I guess some of them are
they're kind of like binarial beat type of stuff, and I believe one of
them was something that he recorded at a crop circle somewhere, and so we
would play that. There was one that I kind of liked. It kind
of resonated with both of us, and it's a little shrilly, it's kind
about kind of stuff. I got noises like that, And we would go
out on my back deck. I have a pretty good a pretty high deck
that you see a lot of sky, and so we would play this for
like an hour each night before before she would help me get in bed.
And one of the things that I heard in the documentary or I read it
in the app somewhere, was that pay attention to the animals around you,
your dogs and cats, and see if they notice anything, because sometimes they'll
pick up on stuff you couldn't see. And that was almost immediate. I
have a black lib dog and she had her nose down and was sniffing like
in circles around us. She was not stopping, you know, she was
she was like a like a hound dog. Kind of and and she would
mess up the side of the wall of the house and then come back down
and then start going around us. It was like she was following something and
that was something that I'd never seen her do before. And I haven't seen
her do it since those times when the girl's name was in April, when
her and I were doing that, I still haven't seen the dog do that.
So that was something that hits me off. Kind of like early on
when we started trying to use the app that I was like, something's happening
here where something's around us, which intrigued me even more. But we tried
for we tried for two weeks every night to see you know, we didn't
see anything, but the dog was, you know, periodically coming around Smith
like that, not every time, and we kind of gave up. We
were like, Okay, well I don't think this is going to work,
and you know, but we did our best with our meditation and everything.
She would stay overnight and sleep in the nurses area here and my house and
to get me up in the morning. And one morning we were almost dung
with the care. And it was probably right after we stopped doing the the
app at night and I went outside on the deck. This is probably about
it's about eleven o'clock in the morning, and I look off to my right.
The sun was coming up on the left and I look off to the
right and I see these three like orbs spears in the sky and they're like
metallic, like pinball metal looking with a swirling on the inside kind of.
It was very strange, and they kind of were bouncing around. They were
in a you know, formation with two on the bottom and one kind of
on the top, almost like a pyramid. And you know, I'm like,
are those what are those that they seem to kind of they were very
fluid king almost like a I like it was liquid mercury, and they were,
you know, bouncing kind of around but staying in this same like pyramid
looking formation. And I'm like, whoa, what's that? And I called
the april outside and she looked up at him and she goes, oh,
you know, I'm like, there's our UFO right here, you know,
and she goes, that's not a UFO. They look like saucers and they
only show up at night. And you know, I looked at her and
I'm like, wait, how do we get to know it's not up to
us to decide what UFO looks like. We kept looking and they started they
started moving kind of in a it was kind of a clockwise motion around the
top of my house and kind of, you know, there's probably five or
head minutes that they were that I could see them. And they went over
the top of the house, and I'm in my wheelchair and I'm of turning
clockwise about one hundred and eighty degrees and they they passed right in front of
the sun, so they were between me and the right but the sun kind
of rising up and I kind of lost sight of them for a second.
Then they came back out on the other side of the sun, and they
moved real They're almost graceful. They're kind of just floating along like a you
know, you kide mistaken it for a balloon almost, but they were They're
definitely not balloons, but they were kind of moving, you know, real
slow. And then just one of them blinks, and I was sort of
like, oh, of course they're going to blink now that the sun's behind
them, you know, so that I know, if not the sun reflecting
on them, and then they just all three disappeared, one at a time,
just one and then the other and then the other. And I mean
that was such an incredible experience that it changed me. You know, it
even made me more obsessed with learning about UFOs and you know, and then
I got into the UFO Twitter stuff and kind of really just trying to learn
as much as possible. And then what happens a week later is the real
crazy part of the story. Is I have a catheter that I used and
it filled up a leg bag with my urine. And it was about a
week after we had thought at those the catheter plugged. Sometimes that you know,
can get like a calcium deposit in it or something, and it becomes
a very serious situation for me. And the bag doesn't fill up, and
we noticed that that was happening, and so we had to like get in
the car and get me in my van real quick and get to the emergency
room so that they can, you know, figure out what the problem was.
And we get in there and the emergency room doctor removes the catheter and
puts in a new one. And that was the main problem. I experienced,
this thing called autonomic dysreflexia. While that's happening, and my blood pressure
goes real high and I'm at risk of having a stroke, and you know,
the blood the blood pressure went down, the body started calming. It
was pretty much figured out, and the emergency room doctor said, you know,
just out of curiosity, let's do a CT scan on your abdomen with
with the contrast guy. And so they were. They got that, They
got an I V in me and they pumped in the contrast and they had
me in the CP scan and my my vein infiltrated, so it kind of
exploded. So the contrast got inside my body. You know, I just
went into areas that shouldn't have and I started having an allergic reaction and I
couldn't breathe. They were frantically trying to get an ID into my neck to
uh, I guess, save save my life. I'm not sure how they
do it, exactly what they would be pumping in, but they weren't having
any luck giving any IDs inside of me. I was a little bit dehydrated
and the veins were rolling and I was starting to see white, which I've
had a couple of deer death experiences. This would be my second one,
and I could hear them, you know, a nurse was like, Okay,
his blood pressure is lowering. He's down to you know, eighty over
thirty. He's you know, and they would they would give an update,
okay, every five minutes to say, now his blood pressure it's fifty over
you know, twenty. It got down to twenty over like five, and
there's like his pulses but like five or something like that. And I couldn't
see anymore, and I was just they couldn't get anything into me. It
was just a mess. They were a rushing and I remember turning my head
to the right and just kind of going, all right, I think this
is it, you know about ready to pass. And I hear the exact
noises that we were the Binarial Beach from the app in my ear like,
and I don't I don't have my phone. I didn't have my phone.
They weren't playing. I don't think anyone else could hear it. I could
hear it. And all of a sudden, I was back and they were
still trying to get the IDs and me, and I was like, hey,
I'm back, I'm back. I feel great, guys, and they
weren't even really paying attention, so they frantically got me into another room and
they got an EMT from an ambulance and then and he was able to get
the neck id and I was talking to him like, hey, I'm fine,
I don't even know if we need this, and then there's sort of
pumping stuff in there. But that was one of the weirdest things that's ever
happened. And the only thing I can conclude from that is that it was
some start. It felt like an invention, like they helped me. Yeah,
so that's my that's my real big UFO story right there. Interesting stuff.
Matt. Wow, that's very strange. So you heard these binary beats,
it was identical to to what I was using with the app too to
see them, you know, like we were trying to call them with that
same noise those two weeks during the night, and it was the exact same
noises. You know. A lot a lot of times I hear where people
have gone through something and there is some kind of interaction with us. Certain
times it seems to help us. It is very possible that someone had a
hand in what was going on and helped you out there. Yeah. I
mean, your guess is as good as mine. I really I have no
idea what that was. Yeah, the contrast die. I had that this
year. I had a kidney stone that was stuck and had to go into
a surgery and I had that contrast dye. It's a very strange thing to
have, that is. Yeah, it's kind of a warm feeling when you're
in the scan, you know, you kind of get what is that.
I was in absolutely agony when I went in they scanned me, but they
put this die in me first, so I didn't know what. I was
in so much pain. I didn't know what was going on. But yeah,
it is very strange feeling. And I didn't realize you could have allergic
reaction to it. Yeah. I've heard of two people that had died from
allergic reaction from that stuff. God, I didn't know that. Okay,
Well you said that was your second near death experience. That was? That
was? I mean, the time I can tell you the whole story.
Really. I was going to school in Rochester, New York. I was
going to the Rochester Institute of Technology. This was back in nineteen ninety one,
when I was twenty one, and I had just transferred up there from
a state college in Colorado, and I was learning how to do photography and
we were going to get into some like satellite imaging classes and stuff like that.
My mother came up for parents' weekend and she wanted to go drive around
upstate New York and see like Niagara Hall and things like that, and so
she picked me up. And that was like seven o'clock in the morning on
a Saturday. It was raining that day, and she picked me up in
a rental car. It was a Geo Prism nineteen ninety one, your Prism.
And I got in and I told her I was really tired. I've
been partying the night before and I didn't have much sleep, and I was
a little sick, and so I just leaned the seat back. And remember
the seat belt in those cars where you would get in and shut the door,
the shoulder belt would come on you automatically and you would have to fasten
the lap belt yourself, which I didn't do. The shoulder belt came on,
I was like, okay, good enough, and then I leaned the
seatback and I was sleeping and I woke up in a being hoisted up into
a helicopter. We we had gotten in an accident and I broke my neck
on the passenger. The shoulder belt and saved my life from me going through
the windshield, but it rose rotated me around to where my head, I
guess was on the seat and my knees were down where your seat would go.
And they had to pull me out of the car and I was in
you know, shocks probably, and I kind of came to while they were
hoisting me up into the helicopter, and then one of the nurses was like,
you were in an accident. You know, I passed out again.
I kind of came to and in the hospital and you know, the the
nurses in there were you know, I'm like, okay, get out of
my way and can get back to class. And ah, they were like
here, you can't your paraife you you know, they said I couldn't move
my hands, and I told him, I'm like I'm moving them, you
know, I was trying to that they weren't moving. So I kind of
I get a little slide show kind of images of the next week or two
what was happening. You know, I just wake up and kind of passed
out because of the fact that I was now paralyzed, and they told me
I was a quadriplegic. And during that time, I had to get a
surgery to put a halo device on my head where they didn't even do this
anymore, but they get it back then where they drill these screws into your
head, two in your forehead and two in the back of the head,
and it's kind of a metal contraption that stigilizes your neck so it can heal.
It's really it's really horrific torturest kind of but they put that on.
And I think I believe it was during that surgery where you know that I
was under and I kind of I went into the there's this tunnel of light
and I went up. I'm going through it and I could lift down and
see my body and it was just it was comforting. It was relaxing,
it was inviting. It was kind of like really nice, like being like
being in a nice uh eighty degree water kind of feeling. You know,
you could You're just you're just tunneling, you know, it's pulling you up.
And then there's there's like a light at the top and there's these there
were three beings up there. I could see them, but they're still allette
and they were like, just you know, calm down, you're you're fine.
You know, this one's over. You're you know, you did okay,
you know, you're just keep coming. You know, everything's to be
fine. And I was, you know, it was very inviting, it
was very comforting. I was sort of letting it happen. And and then
I'm like, wha wait am I am? I dying? And they're like,
just relaxed, you know, let it happen, just go And I
told them I really can't go. I can't go, you know, and
they're like, oh, no, you have to, you have no choice.
Just come keep coming, keep going, just let it happen. I
was like, have you guys seen all these women coming to visit me in
the hospital? You know, there's a lot of people from college and a
lot of girls coming to visit me. And I was like, no,
I can't go. They're visiting me, you know, these girls that I
liked. And they laughed. The people at the top of the tunnel are
being they laughed, whatever they did. I don't know. All of a
sudden, I go back down into my body and it was like a loud
noise and I got all of a sudden back in my body and I opened
my eyes. I was in like a recovery room after the surgery. But
I would definitely consider that to be my first near death experience. Well,
it seems that Matt is very stubborn. He wasn't ready to go. No,
I was that. I often think when people have these near def experiences
and they don't carry on that journey, it's very evident that they still have
things to do on this physical play. Their journey isn't over yet. Yeah,
and in my h it's been crazy the stuff that's happened. But yeah,
the will, the will to live was there. You know, what
were your thoughts about reincarnation That I believe in reincarnation big time. Yeah.
I've had a few past life regressions that I've gone through and I remember,
you know, I'm like, Okay, I'm gonna have to make something up
because I don't really believe this is going to work. And I've gone to
places and I'm like, whoa, that was not what I expected. So
I definitely believe in reincarnation for sure. You know, I've always been of
the belief. I've said this on past episodes. I've always believed that when
it comes to reincarnation, I look at it as like a big library,
and each different book is a different life. Some of those books are very
easy reads. Some of them are very difficult and complicated, and so that's
the kind of way I look at it. So when someone's going through very
difficult, troublesome, traumatic life, I firmly believe is because we've already selected
that life that book, and that's the journey. That's the learning curve,
is to read that book. There are other books which are easy, easy
life, but some books are difficult, and I think we have to read
those books sometimes to move on. Yeah, that's interesting. Yeah, I
feel like I'm supposed to learn something, and I feel like in my previous
I don't know what you would call it, reincarnations, whatever I was before
this life, I feel like I kept messing it up. I wasn't learning
what I was supposed to learn. And there's something in me that I just
kind of understand that by becoming a quadriplegic and not being able to move my
hands, that I'm going to finish this life without messing it up. Does
that make any sense? It's gonna just not. I'm not able to give
in a lot of trouble, you know, And I think that that's sort
of what I need to do to move on out of the reincarnations. Yeah,
that does make sense. It's like it's gives you an opportunity to focus
on other things. Yes, yeah, and I can't physically do what I've
done previously that that, you know, it kept making me have a reincarnation.
Yeah, that does make sense. You're twenty one when this happened.
That was I can't admit to understand how what it must have been for you.
All right, it's quite evident that you were very strong willed person.
Yeah, I would say, yeah, when you when you have one of
these injuries, you definitely you're a stranger among all able bodied people. You
know, you're kind of the stranger in a strange land kind of thing.
You're you know, I've been an able bodied person. I know what that's
like, and then now I know what this is like. The people around
me and the able body they have no idea what this is like, you
know, and I can tell them, and I always tell them, I
wish that they could just be me for an hour to feel what it's like,
not you know, not be able to feel your body like the sensation
of when you're paralyzed, you can't you can't feel anything. I can't steel
hands. I can see them when I have my eyes open, but you
really you can't feel them. And it's a very strange thing. I think
it would definitely freak everybody out, but it definitely would make them appreciate their
life. They I don't think they would complain about traffic as much. That
That's exactly you know, when when something happens, you know a lot of
people, they spend their whole life worrying and complaining about the smallest of things.
I look at it. No matter what happens to you in life,
you know, there's always someone which which has it has it harder. You
know, there's someone which has more difficulties in life. You're just complaining about
traffic things, silly things like that, which in the great scheme of things,
it doesn't matter. Yeah, yeah, precisely. That's that's the message
I'm trying to convey there. And and there's people that are more paralyzed than
me. You know that. I look at them, and they're looking at
me like they're jealous of, you know, my ability to I can shrug
my shoulders and I can move my biceps you know enough to kind of do
some things with my arms. But there's guys out there that can't do that,
you know, and I'm like, wow, you know, they can
be jealous of me. And there's other guys that can just they can move
their fingers a little bit, and you know, they're a lot more independent.
They don't require all the characters, and you know, they can drive
cards, and they can put themselves in bed and stuff like that, and
I'm jealous of them, you know. And then of course they're jealous of
the of a paraplegics that can actually move their hands like a nable bodied person.
Yeah, it's just there's just a big chain of you know, one
person is worse than the other. No, that's been one of the one
of the parts of this of that voice. I'm kind of interesting. Yeah,
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That tell you why I am jealous about it? Though? Is your artwork?
Well? Thank you to our listeners. Matt is actually an extremely talented
artist. And you paint via your moufe, Matt, don't you. Yeah,
yeah, yeah, that's correct. Yeah. I can hear a little
bit with my hand. Put, I can put a brush in there.
But if I really want to abstract, look, I can move my shoulder
around that way. But when I'm doing real detailed stuff, I'll put I'd
put the brush in my mouth. And you know, there was many years
there after I was first injured where I didn't try anything at all that I
used to do. You know. I used to like to draw and stuff
like that. And then it was probably ten years ago and I tried it
in my mouth and I was act. I was able to create and do
some detailed work, and I started doing oil paintings, and I would do
like one a week. You know, it'd get all set up and spend
like a whole day working on it. Actually, the oil paints the nice
because you could put it in the freezer and you use it for like a
week, you know. Then I found out the the Yeah, the oil
paint's really bad for your your health and stuff. Like, I switched over
to a crylic but I'm still doing it and I don't create one a week
anymore. I'm doing like maybe one thinking every couple of months. But it's
a it's a it's kind of like a meditation, you know. It takes
your mind off of all the stuff that the monkey mind, you know that
your mind's going that's all the time. It just calms me down. I
really enjoy the piecefuls of it. And yeah, you know, it's that's
what I do. It's pretty amazing. I love you. You did a
kirk of Ain one. Yeah, yeah, and that was sort of a
I was doing just three colors back then. So yeah, that's actually one
of my favorite ones too. Yeah, I love that. I was was
a huge fan of Navana back in the nineties. That's great, wonderful,
okay, ma'am. Would you would you say you're you're a spiritual person now,
because you know, because of everything else happened spiritual you know, when
I hear that, I always think of the religions and stuff. You know,
I'm actually not into that. I believe I believe more that I believe
that we're created by aliens and those were just guides that come down and and
maybe that's just how we interpreted it was through religion. You know, maybe
there's a race that created us and they would come down and not not to
freeak us out, they would close as a as a you know, like
a Jesus type figure or you know, to kind of teach us about science
and how to do things. Yeah, that's where I'm at. So I
don't know if that's spiritual or not. I don't know. I mean there's
spiritualism, and you know, then there's being spiritual. Spiritualism is all to
do psychic mediums and that kind of thing. Paranormal experiences, well, yeah,
like I've noticed that when I do the the CE five apps. When
I when I was doing it with April, me and her were both pretty
positive and open minded and stuff, and I felt like we attracted something benevolent
there that actually helped me in the hospital. And then I've done I've done
other I've done another experiments with that stuff with other people and they're they're not
so open to it, and I feel like we've pulled them from the level
and type energees or I don't know what they are experienced, but I've noticed
that there's like it feels like ghost activity afterwards for like a month sometimes and
I'll get all these weird noises and things moving in my house just mostly it's
mostly noises, and then well, I'll go try to find out what the
noise was. But it sounds like someone through a bunch of silverware across the
wood floor of my house out in the living room and you know, throw
a couple of bowling balls. It was really loud, and come out and
look around. You can't even find anything, you know, stuff like that.
I guess I would consider that to be kind of paranormal type stuff.
And are you and April still practicing the meditation and using the app? No,
we're not. Where she no longer helps me. It's gonna moved.
And you know, the caregivers come and go frequently. I've had quite a
few overall the thirty two years of their para life. But no, that's
why I would be trying it with some other people. But I mean,
I can text her still and anytime there's anything interesting with UFOs or any kind
of news or anything else. Nexted to her. We're still friendly like that,
but we haven't we haven't attempted to do the CE five protocols ever.
Again, that's good that you're still in contact with When you know, when
you interview new cares, do you ask them do you have any UFO tattoos?
When I interview new people sometimes, I mean I'm a little wie about
it, to be honest, I don't want to be judged, you know,
although nowadays it's pretty much it's out there in the mainstream, but you
know, I don't want to be called crazy or anything like that, especially
if I'm trying to hire somebody and interview. Yeah, well day, I
don't ever think that, but yeah, it is. Things are a lot
more out in the open now, and I think it's a bit of an
icebreak if you go up to someone and say, you know, if you
ever had a paranormal experience or we'll see a UFO is really surprising the amount
of things which are people that actually come out with Yeah, very true.
Yeah, lots of people have had of the experiences. Yeah, maybe I'll
incorporate that into my interview. Yeah, you should do. I can be
out and obviously I'm an audio show so not a lot of people know what
I look like. I like not being very known. So you know,
when I'm out they were a barbecue for instance. You know, you meet
someone and the conversation always goes, you know, what do you do?
So like my job is, you know, run a podcast, So oh
really, what was the podcast about? So then you know, I tell
them and then they spend the next thirty forty minutes telling me about you know,
their experiences. So it is a good little icebreaker, and you'll be
surprised. You really will be surprised. And some of the things people will
tell you. Yeah, I mean that's that's good advice. And I've opened
up a lot more about it. I like to talk about it to everybody,
my family, my immediate family around me. They would probably tell you
that he never he never shuts up about this stuff when I'm in public,
Like I try to get guarded a little bit more than an icebreaker, Like,
yeah, that's what it's all about. It needs to be more conversation.
You know, people need to open up a lot more about this,
because that's the biggest problem. People are so afraid what people are going to
think about them. Are they going to think I'm crazy, And in fact,
that's the top title of a lot of the emails I get, is
You're going to think I'm crazy? Oh I bet yeah, the opening line.
I remember when I first got home from the hospital, which was in
ninety two, and I went outside in my backyard one night and I just
I remember looking up at the stars and thinking like, is there any way
that aliens can fix me? Because the doctors on earth have no idea how
to fix the spinal cord. And then I remember going, oh my god,
I got to stop thinking that. You know, this is in the
nineties. I'm like, if anyone finds out, it might put me in
a institution or something like that. I really kind of had to chase that
thought out of my mind. But nowadays I'm open and talking about it all
all the time. That's good. And you have very recently written a book,
Matt, Yeah, yeah, it my memoir. It's an autobiography,
my memoir so far up until fifty three years old. You know. It
covers all the near death experiences, any of the UFO type stuff. It's
called uncommon vision embracing the n scene. And it was really fun to do
it. Quickly. I used a little AI to help me along the way.
It's definitely my story. I wrote a couple other books before with a
pen named Irene Parker, and one of them was science fiction, and I
got gpt to read the book and then learn my voice, and then I
would see in my rough draft for my memoir and have it kind of rewrite
it in my voice. And I was having so much fun with that and
make it was crazy. And then I did the cover art I did with
Generative AI as well, so that was really fun to do. But it's
just been released June. I'm proud of it. You know, it opens
up a whole new world to you, doesn't it. You know, it
means that people can read it, you can experience, you know, what
you've gone through, what has happened over the years on your journey. Yes,
exactly. It goes right through all. Yeah, there's a lot,
you know, it's only short, it's only one hundred and twenty five pages,
but it's pretty loaded full of this kind of stuff UFOs and the paranormal,
the psychic kind of stuff that I I've noticed that I kind of have
that it's gotten stronger since the accident, keeps getting stronger, but yeah,
it's all in there. Uncommon vision embracing the end scene by Matt Hendrick.
What I do is, Matt, I'll put the links directly below this episode
so people can go grab themselves a copy. I know I am going to
order one for sure, and i'd also you have a you have a website,
Matt, where you have your aunt on as well. Yeah, yeah,
fun hendre H and Vriick Media dot com. Good stuff, and your
YouTube players on there, and people can take a look and watch you do
some of your art. Yeah. Yeah, there are some time lapses of
me mouth painting. Check out there. I suggest people do check it out.
It is absolutely fascinating. Matt. All right, thank you, Nick
sire. Good stuff, Matt. You did just find Matt you're actually a
natural. Oh great, Okay, well, Matt, I wish you the
best of luck. Keep in contact, Matt all right. Yeah, Matt,
I really appreciate you coming on sharing that for our listeners. Yeah,
thank you for having me. You are more than welcome. Matt. All
right, you take care and definitely keep in contact, all right, and
we will speak soon. You got it. Nice to me you nice to
meet you too, Matt. All right, take care bye for now.
That's all for this week. Keep updated and connected with the show on x
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and thank you all for listening. I will be back next week. Till
then, stay safe and keep watching the skies. Goodbye, mu