Speaker 1: Hello, He'llbili Nation. How the heck are you been a
short while since I've been on here, And as you
all know, I kind of sort of missed posting well
anything last week. But to make things right, I've doubled
up on everything. This week. You get two of everything,
two of the Hibbly Horror Story's classics, two of the
Hibby Horror House episodes, and two of the Wickedly Weird,
So that should occupy just a little bit of your
time this week. By Bride and I are still not
in our new home as of yet. We are currently
living in our RV as we patiently wait when all
is said and done. I don't ever want to or
even beat in that r and be ever again. As
far as I'm concerned that lunch box it's going up
for sale as soon as we get moved in. Enough
for that, let's get right into it, shall we. Our
first episode, Tracy and Jerry discuss the Queen Mary with
Nick and Rob from bro High Up Podcast. They are
warning with Rob and Nick you never ever know what
you're gonna get, so just keep that in mind. And
on the second episode there would be no narration. I'm
gonna do it all here. On the second episode, Jerry
and Tracy talk about the Stole Cemetery, and they also
do another episode of the Rock and Roll and the Occult.
I know, I'll tell me, I'll really love the rock
and Roll and O Cult stuff. So with that said, everybody,
have a great week.
Speaker 2: My boy, it's.
Speaker 3: About to be your fun ride. Follow along watch as
we slide heavy, normal, just hit the lights, goosebumps all
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How can't you won't ever change? He's too here, he
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Speaker 5: And now he's yours. Jerry, Tracy, Pauline and their dog
Menja Hello. Listens bed Squatch aka Bigfoot, but you could
just call me Frank. And when I'm not stomping around
the woods throwing rocks at hunters, I like to listen
to the Paranormal Punchers podcast. That's right, Paranormal Punchers. They
talked about all things paranormal, and they're hihilarious. We'll find
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and the hair Merry Horror Stories.
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Speaker 5: Cherry Tracy.
Speaker 4: Right, welcome one to episode sixty nine, a hillbilly horr story.
He's glad to have all of you back. I'm Jerry
and I'm doing by I don't know whatever on your day.
I'm Jerry and I'm joining with Tracy. Hey, guys, and
you heard a little promo of a bomb pod media show,
Paranormal Punchers. You get a chance to check that out,
and it's another fun show I think you'll like. All Right,
before we get into the introductions and stuff tonight, I
wanted to just do a little housekeeping. First of all,
last week's episode had a noticeable buzz or a hum
in it due to a faulty power cord.
Speaker 2: We have.
Speaker 4: We've got that fixed, so I apologize. That actually got
past us without us realizing it, so you can only
hear it really when you've got headphones on, or like
if you're listening to it, like in a car or
something where it's pretty loud, like if you're just listening
to your phone or through the laptop like we do,
we didn't hear it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so there was something else annoying other than me
last week's show.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but we can say that she did plug the
equipment and so we can still.
Speaker 7: Blame her for that either way.
Speaker 4: And the other thing was we did a little comedy
sketch at the end of last week's show, a little
fake Harry Carey impersonation. It was all meant and there's
my voice.
Speaker 7: Again, Peter Brady, get over it already?
Speaker 4: Am I just emotional? Is that what it is? It
was meant to be just a funny little Skit wasn't
meant to be any more than that. But there was
a little bit of backlashes, some people thinking we shouldn't
make jokes about sexual harassment, and obviously that wasn't meant
to It was meant as a play with Harry carry
because if anybody knows Harry Carey, he had a knack
or a pingant if you will, for saying things that
probably shouldn't have been said, and he didn't think anything
of it, so he was kind of like the Archie
Bunker of announcers. He would just say stuff and thought
it was perfectly fine by everybody else around him just
was like, you can't say stuff like that. So that's
what it was meant to play off of. And the
whole sexual harassment thing was actually you as a setup
to tell the Dela Reese joke because we just thought
it was funny. So but the reality is, apparently it
offended some people and wouldn't meant to be anything to
take away from sexual harassment or people who actually have
had sexual harassment claims. That's why we didn't personally name
anybody or make fun of any of those individuals. It
was just an in general, tongue in cheek thing, and
if somebody was offended out there, then we apologized. That
wouldn't the intention.
Speaker 7: Well, I don't know why I hadn't been sexually haarressed.
Speaker 4: Probably because they know you're not going to do anything back.
Oh that's just my thoughts. So that's why I don't
sexually harass you.
Speaker 7: Oh that's true.
Speaker 4: And right back, we're right back into making fun of
something I just said.
Speaker 8: We wouldn't tell anything with us, so it's okay, okay,
so obviously we want to say thanks to all of
our military, civil servants or all over the world.
Speaker 4: You know who you are.
Speaker 7: Thank you so much, appreciate you so much, God bless you.
Speaker 4: I got a little special shout out, that wasn't it.
That was just a tone for the computer.
Speaker 7: It was sweet though it was though.
Speaker 4: My special shout out is to Andrea Hollyfield.
Speaker 7: Okay.
Speaker 4: And the reason that that is a special on on
what's that Instagram? I hardly ever use it so on Instagram.
Her husband actually wrote me and said that she listens
all the time. She talks about us all the time,
and she makes him listen to us when they're in
a car. But he wanted to thank us for making
her so happy. And I thought that was awful nice
to him to do that, so I felt the need
even though he didn't ask, which a good husband would
have asked for a shout out, but he didn't. Though
he didn't ask, I took it upon myself, being the
good husband that I am, knowing what you would have liked,
to give her a special shout that nice side. Your
husband seems like a great guy, and he took it
upon himself to write just to let us know how
happy you were. And I thought that was a great gesture.
That's a very cool hubby, Tracy, do you want to
tell everybody about the iTunes reviews this week?
Speaker 7: Sure, we had a bunch and we want to thank
you guys for all that. Joey Rich, Dwayne three point
sixteen Chair Misfit, Jim City, Mama Up, Cowgirl Duffy four
O two two two. That sounds like a Louisville Yeah,
I think I may know who that is.
Speaker 4: I think it might be our truck driver.
Speaker 7: Oh no, well good and Creswood but Elly Cohle woman Nika,
Abbi Pancakes love that name, and Kayla Mitchell. Thank you
guys so much for your reviews. Where you appreciate every
one of you.
Speaker 4: Abbie Pancakes speaking of Instagram, she followed us on Instagram
months ago, three four months ago, and I remember I
followed back and she wrote back so excited, couldn't believe
that we followed her. And I was like, we just
you know, it's no big deal, and she's like, you're
my favorite podcast. I'm so glad. I can't believe you
followed me back. I mean it was just such a
big deal to her. And you know, once again, it's
one of those deals where we don't think anything about
because we're just regular people.
Speaker 7: And I used to know a guy. His name was
Fred Pancakes and he told me that when I first
met him, I got that is not your name. He said, no,
it is my name. It really was his name. He
was a really fun guy too, really nice guy.
Speaker 4: Well that's fantastic.
Speaker 7: Well, I'm just sharing that there's like another person with
the last name Pancakes. Even know if that might not
be her name.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm guessing that's not her birth name. I could
be my.
Speaker 7: Birth name is Pancakes.
Speaker 4: Okay, another quick comment up, Cowgirl. You wrote in your
review that you had written a story that I haven't
read yet, and I apologize for that, but you're also
a patron supporter. But I don't know who you really are.
So I was going to write you and have you
re send me the story so I would know exactly
who you are. But based on the iTunes name, I
couldn't figure out exactly who you were. So send me
send me a message. We like, I said, it's if
you send a message to us with a story and
we don't read it. It's only because we get thirty
or forty a week and it's hard to get all
of them on. So sometimes we will ask you to
come on and tell it yourself on the Patreon Listeners episode,
which we just put up a couple of days ago
on Patreon, and sometimes we will restructure it ourselves and
redo it, and then some of them we just don't
have time to get to because there's so many.
Speaker 7: But guess what. You need to send that back to
us and we're going to do yours. Okay, I guess,
I guess, I guess the I want to know what
it is, but.
Speaker 4: Yeah, send that to us. Like I said, we just
we just couldn't figure it out. I tried and actually
looked at the list of all the Patreons, but there's
actually so many of you now, which is a good
thing that it makes it hard to figure out. So yeah,
when there's almost one hundred people want her to try
to go through and try to figure out, you know,
with a pseudonym name, it just makes it tough. But
that's where we are. And speaking of Patreon, we actually
had too new.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Halle McMahon, I think that's how you say it,
Honey and Michelle Scott. Thank you guys so much for
supporting us. It really means a lot to us, and
we're glad to have you on board.
Speaker 4: Yep. And then just obviously excited, as you could tell.
I think he was trying to tell us how to
properly pronounce your last name.
Speaker 7: I hope I didn't mess it up. Honey.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think it's Haley though.
Speaker 7: Oh Haley, Haley. I'm sorry, Haley.
Speaker 4: She Onley writes us all the time and responds to
all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 7: But well, either way, I love you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's still print, so we really can't tell. But
I think it's Haley.
Speaker 7: You're probably right, but it could be Halle either way.
Speaker 4: Regardless. She's an Alabama fan, so if we mispronounce it,
and I'm sure she's ecstatic today since they actually made
the playoffs when it looked the other day like they
probably wouldn't. Yeah, good, All right, are we ready to
get into these stories? Because here's what we got. We
got some fun stuff for you. We've got the guys
from Brohio an interview with them on later. I will
definitely put that at the end of the show, because
if you were offended by last week, you were no
doubt be offended this week. Love these guys to death.
You've heard me, you play their promo, you've heard me
talk about them. I know a bunch of you have
already started listening to them because you've wrote me back.
And Nick and Rob I absolutely love their show. So
I want to have them on. And I told them,
no holds barred. When you're on the show, I want
you to be your show. That's what we do for
all of our guests. By the way, if a podcaster
comes on, I want them to showcase their show. I
want them to let the listeners hear that if you
come to listen to our show, this is what you get.
So I don't let anybody hold back, but I will
tell you in advance, like in this case, there's some
foul language a lot, and you know that's so that way,
if you don't want to listen to it, or if
you're don't like language, or if you don't like offensive humor,
that way, you've got the heads up and you can
shut off. But we'll put it at the end. We're also
going to do our main story tonight or our only
story tonight, but it's a lengthy one. Is the Queen Mary.
We had Danielle from Detroit on and she actually gave
us we remember a while back, we did a whole
show of nothing but Detroit topics. She gave us the
main topics for that and we appreciate it. And she
actually had asked us about the Queen Mary. And so
she's actually the only listener we've got that's given us
two topics that we've actually used on the show. So
this is a fun topic. Yeah, Danielle's fun. If you go,
if your patrons porter go listen to her stories on
this last listener's episode. I think you'll enjoy them. She's
really funny. All right, let's jump into this Queen Mary.
You know anything about it?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 7: Oh, it's a boat. It's a ship. It's a ship. Correct.
Speaker 4: Well, there's really nothing left for me to say. I
guess that's about it for tonight. Yes, it is a ship.
So let's talk about the Queen Mary a little bit.
Love to give you some background. The Queen Mary was
named after Queen Mary. Now, well, that sounds like it's
a no brainer, and it kind of is. But here's
the deal. It wasn't supposed to be named after Queen Mary.
That was an accident. It was supposed to be named
after Queen Victoria. So what happened is that the people
who built the boat, they went in to talk to
King George and they said, hey, you know, we would
really like to name this after the greatest queen ever,
which was his grandma, Queen Victoria. Well when he heard this,
he just automatically said, hey, my wife will be delighted
that you want to name a ship after her. And
his wife was Queen Mary. And they really didn't have
the stones to say, Oh no, we were talking about
the stones.
Speaker 7: What the heck's that even means? Why did you say balls?
Speaker 4: Because we're supposed to be a family show.
Speaker 7: Well, everybody knows what balls is. That sounded dumb, you say,
And he didn't have the stone.
Speaker 4: Most people know what stones is. Okay, can I move on?
Speaker 7: Yeah, he didn't have the balls people, He just didn't
have the balls.
Speaker 4: So anyways, so they ended up naming the ship after
Queen Mary, just to save him a little bit of embarrassment.
Queen Mary made her maiden voyage on May twenty seven,
nineteen thirty six, departed from Southampton, England. The Queen Mary
was a little bit bigger than Titanic.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 4: Yeah, about one hundred and twenty feet longer than Titanic,
which isn't a ton, but it is bigger than Titanic.
And everybody talks about how big Titanic.
Speaker 7: Yes, I can't even imagine that is really that's really
a lot. It is four decker.
Speaker 4: I think it's fiveve.
Speaker 7: Okay, though I've thought it was four or five.
Speaker 4: That's actually the one question I didn't look up so
oddly enough, so the Queen Mary actually, like I said,
it was bigger. But it was also as far as
luxury goes, it was the crem dela cram. It was it.
Speaker 7: That's good. It's not a food, you said, so you
mean it.
Speaker 4: Was top of the line, of the top line. It
had two cocktail bars, two swimming pools, had a first
class in the second class swimming pool. It had a
grand ballroom, a squash court, you know, squash.
Speaker 7: Is I do know what that is? What we are
you looking.
Speaker 4: At me like that? What is it that?
Speaker 7: I mean, what you have to ask me for.
Speaker 4: Because I want to know what it was?
Speaker 7: When you do that's shuttle board.
Speaker 4: I don't know what's going and I think that's shuffle board.
Squash is something like handball if I it's like a
racketball handler type thing. I don't know exactly that. I
know it's something similar to that.
Speaker 7: Well finished describing that boat because I have a question
for you.
Speaker 4: It also had a small hospital on it.
Speaker 7: Well, that's amazing, that's really good.
Speaker 4: So what's your question?
Speaker 7: Okay, you said there was a first class in a
second class pool. Yep, So it was the first class
a big, huge pool and the second class was a sauna.
Speaker 4: No, I just think it was. I think the first
class pool just had a lot more minute.
Speaker 7: It had a diving board. It was you get to
jump off the side.
Speaker 4: The other one just had sea water in it. It
was all salty. I don't know. I don't know the difference.
Speaker 7: Between the pole you know, back in how yours.
Speaker 4: This nineteen thirty six.
Speaker 7: I mean, that's kind of impressive having pools on your ship.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that was I guess it was.
Speaker 7: I mean, have you ever thought about that?
Speaker 4: Well, no, because it's never came up before because I
don't often think about ships, and when.
Speaker 7: I do, Titanic didn't have that, right, I don't know if.
Speaker 4: It had pools or not. I have no idea, but
this one had two of them. Now, this is obviously
the new benchmark for the rich and famous to travel
from back and forth from the Atlantic Ocean from the
States to England. For three years, the Queen Mary was
the grandest ocean liner in the world. Celebrity like Bob
Hope and Clark Gable, dignitaries like the Duke and Duchess
of Windsor and Winston Churchill all took man.
Speaker 7: I would like to have been on that. That would
have been cool.
Speaker 4: I don't know if they were all on her at
the same time.
Speaker 7: But that's still kind of neat though.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was cool, so everybody, this was like the
place to be. Now during this time, she even set
the speed record. He says, it's she because that's what
you cast ships, that's what makes you. I didn't know
that she even set the speed record that was held
for fourteen years. Oh yeah, something like thirty knots. And
I don't know what that is. I mean, that's seed terms.
I don't know what that is as far as like
miles per hour. Probably should have looked that up too.
Thanks for a point out how I'm lacking in my
research this week. All that changed. In nineteen thirty nine,
just three years after her maiden voyage, the Queen Mary
was needed for use in World War Two, and when
they need something for a world war, they just take it,
take it. All of her luxuries were stripped and she
was painted gray adult camouflage military gray. She was the
largest and the fastest ship to sell, and obviously out
of all the military because that's what she already had
the speed record, so they nicknamed her the Great Ghost.
Speaker 7: Oh interesting.
Speaker 4: She was used to transport troops and could transport as
many as sixteen thousand troops at a time.
Speaker 7: Sixteen that huge.
Speaker 4: And I've seen pictures. If you ever get a chance
to go to Google and just look up pictures of
the Queen Mary, you should see what it looks like like.
It shows the deck and they're crammed person it's like
there's no room to walk, and it's just amazing how
many people. It's like looking into an audience of a concert,
but they're all on the ship.
Speaker 7: WHOA.
Speaker 4: At the end of World War Two, she was returned
to her original glory. It took about a year, little
over thirteen fourteen months. I'm like a little over a year,
but they pretty much put it back to normal. Oh
so just like it was. And I don't know if
that's something a military does and they paid for that,
or if that's something I don't That's an interesting question
I was thinking about. But I did try to research
it and confind anything, because who is responsible They just
take something that's a private ship and say we need
to use this for the military and work.
Speaker 7: The government paid for it, I would hope.
Speaker 4: So you would think. So in nineteen forty seven, the
Queen Mary resumed passenger services and continued to do that
for about twenty years. They're about but in nineteen sixty five,
which is you know about the eighteen years later, really,
But in nineteen sixty five, air travel was kind of
the way everybody was going back and forth across the Atlantic.
So the ships that were all part of this group,
including the Queen Mary, were starting to lose money. So
what they did was they decided that they were going
to sell the Queen Mary. They sold it to a group,
and she departed on her last voyage and arrived on Halloween,
October thirty first, nineteen sixty seven in Long Beach, California.
And that's where she's been ever since.
Speaker 7: Well, so she just been docked there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they turned it, they turned it into it's a
it's a hotel now and attraction, a wedding venue and
all that stuff. But it's it's been docked there ever since. Uh,
it's been home. It's got it's got three world class
restaurants in it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, good for them, make a good use of that.
Speaker 4: So the reason you guys tune in aren't to hear
the history story of these things. You want to know
about the paranormal activity. So that's what we're going to
spend some time talking about. Now, there are supposedly six
hundred entities that haunt the Queen Mary.
Speaker 7: Okay, well, how can anybody come up with that number?
Speaker 2: I wonder.
Speaker 4: I don't know somebody counted them, and I don't think
it's fair to you to criticize their candidability. I didn't
see you try to go in and rectify the situation
and verify how many ghosts are there. I was four,
you're not four.
Speaker 7: Now that's a lot.
Speaker 4: And it's sad that you were four because I wasn't
even born yet. So let me tell you some of
what's going on. People haven't encountered dark shadows, ghostly apparitions
at night time, and the scent of cigar smoke will
often flood an empty room, which is kind of cool.
I guess if there's nobody in there, it kind of
makes it obvious. Invisible. Children like to laugh out in
the hallways, empty hallways, I might add, And the spirit
of Little Girl plays in one of the pool areas.
And we'll get into more of that later when we
start talking about specifics. If you ask any employee which
room is the most haunted on the Queen Mary, they'll
tell you the whole ship's on it, the whole ship,
and nothing but the ship. So that's a bunch of ship.
Speaker 7: It is a bunch of ship.
Speaker 4: Most will tell you that Room B three forty is
the most haunted room, and Deck B, where that room is,
is the most haunted. Deck B three forty is no
longer actually in service now because they actually had so
much paranormal activity they just quit using it.
Speaker 8: You mean just that room, Yeah, just that room, Okay, yep.
Speaker 4: I know. Down on the stairway there's a stairway that
leads from deck C to Deck B, and there's a
strip picture this you got a long stairway and in
the middle of it going down a banister. Okay, so
it's like it just divides it into two. So one
side people go up, the other side people go down. Yeah,
at the bottom of the floor of the banister area,
there's a strip of I don't know, it goes on
both sides of the banister, but it's more of a
red painted where the woods more of a red color
and the rest of it's a different color. And they
say it's like that because so many people have fallen
down those steps and died in that area that it
was almost impossible to keep all the blood and stains
and stuff from the wood of the floor. So it's
just painted a darker color red, almost like a red wood.
Speaker 7: I don't nobody know how to walk or what I mean.
Speaker 4: Well, no, it's because people would be walking down the steps.
Why it was out at the sea, and you know,
they'd get a little bit of rough sea or something
as they're walking in the steps and take a tumble.
So this is a culture club free zone. So let's
get back to three forty paranormal activity and b three
forty there's reports of lights turning off and on when
people were staying in, their sheets were being pulled off
of them, they were having people were claiming to be attacked, scratched,
angry voices telling them to get out. There's so many
stories about why the room is so haunted that nobody
can really pinpoint it, but we're going to touch on
a few of them. The most popular is that someone
was violently killed in that room. Another story is that
an entire family was murdered in there, and yet another story,
he said it just a very wicked or evil person
died in there and refused to leave. So that's kind
of where we're at.
Speaker 7: That kind of sounds I believe that one more.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Well, the reason for so many different stories is
believed to be because when Disney at one point in
time owned this Oh they did. Yeah, it was like
an attraction for him, and they think that some people
might have just made up some stories from Disney to
just try to build the intrigue of the attraction, to
kind of create a buzz to get some people to
come in. In spite of all the haunted stories, though,
one HR employee decided that room B three forty would
be a good place for her office because of all
the lore surrounding it. She decided, Hey, before I come
in every day, I'll knock and ask permission. And she
did that for a long time. Nothing out of the
ordinary happened whatsoever. But one day she kind of forgot
to knock and she just kind of walked in. She
came in a hurry. She put her cup of coffee
down on her desk, and she jumped right into doing
her work. Her desk started violently shaking. Now keep in mind,
this thing's docked, so it's not out at sea now,
so there's that's not she's it started violently shaking it,
and she grabbed all of her stuff and she ran
out as fast as she could. And she never stepped
footing that room again. So I guess they just had
to move her office. Oh, the door marker for B
three forty has been taken that a long time ago.
So if you're actually there and they give tours and
stuff at this place, and that's the only way you
can actually get into there is through a tour, you
can't get into that room now. And now they've taken
like everything out of it. There's like a toilet that
looks like it's five hundred years old. I mean, it's
just it's a room that just does not get used.
Half the stuff's been ripped out of at the wallpaper
and stuff. There's no beds or anything. So it's like
a skeleton room basically.
Speaker 7: Well, I wonder if she had went back out and
then knocked again to come in, and that wouldn't she
didn't think of that.
Speaker 4: I'm sure she pight didn't give a darn understand. But
so they've taken the name or the number off the room.
So if you were there just you walk around, you wouldn't.
You'd have to know exactly where that room is to
know that you were at that room. Like I said,
the only way you can get in there is to
take tour. So if you take a tour, they will
let you let you in there. So that's the most
haunted room, and that's some of the stuff that goes on.
What's some other places that are haunted? The first Class
swimming pool area is another haunted area. Now they don't
use this pool area anymore. Eventually, when they I guess
when they redid this, I don't know exactly when this happened,
but when they redid this ship after the military deal,
I think they actually did away with the second pool.
It just they just did something with it and it's
no longer there, and they left the first class pool.
So originally it had two pools, but I think after
it was redone it only had to one pool. And
the reason I'm telling you that is because we told
you briefly that it was haunted by a little girl,
and that little girl actually drowned in the.
Speaker 7: Second class second class.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she drowned in the second class pool. Because it
doesn't exist anymore, they think that this is why she's
at the first class. So this little girl they called Jackie,
she actually drowned in the pool. I think she was
like five years old, and they say the reason she
drowned is she was held under by an invisible force.
Was rude, and they've had lots of other people claim
that they have been held under by an invisible force also,
but they've been able to escape it. Now, there was
a murder or not a murder, a drowning in the
thirties in the in the main pool there, and there
was another drowning in the sixties. So there's three different
people that drown on this ship inside the pool, and
this being the main one. That's where you know, this
little girl comes up to haunt even though she supposedly
died in the other pool. This pool is no longer
in search of us. Why because there were so many
different claims of stuff going on. People were scared to
use it and they felt like it was just a hazard,
so they quit using it. Now it's still there, it's empty,
But that's actually what adds to somebody intrigued there, because
the fact that it's empty you can steal as you
walk around in there. Now it's once again this is
something you can only see on a tour, but people
have claimed to see that work their wet footprints around
the edge of the pool. Even though there's no water.
You can hear a little girl laughing and playing and
giggling in there, and you can also hear water splashing
even though there's no water.
Speaker 7: Due wondering why they just didn't cover that up.
Speaker 4: I don't know many people think that. Like I said,
the little girl was the five year old little girl Jackie,
and like I said, the other people we know who
they were, because, like I said, one was in the
thirties and woe was in the sixties. One story is
that you can see a woman in nineteen thirties bathing
suit walking around all the time out in that area,
So that's kind of cool. Today's guest report obviously seeing her.
They also report a little boy that they think actually
fell overboard around the same area as the pool, but
he fell overboard and trim so they report hearing the
little boy in there. Two.
Speaker 7: That's terrible.
Speaker 4: Yep. The engine room and door thirteen are what we're
going to talk about next.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 4: They say that the deeper you get into the Queen Mary,
the more paranormal activity you get and the sightings increase.
Deep into the engine room is a shaft alley and
there's a door there called door number thirteen. It's a
watertight door that's used actually to sell off the ship
in case an emergency, like if it was taken on
water or something. They could shut that water wouldn't be
into it and then keep it at he keep it
from sinking. Well, what we do know is in nineteen
sixty six there was an eighteen year old guy by
the name of John Petter. He was near door thirteen
and as it was closing, he couldn't get out of
the way.
Speaker 6: What do you mean?
Speaker 4: His question yep, they crushed him. But there's a bunch
of different accounts as to what actually happened. Was he
playing chicken with the door to show off for his friends,
was he given a direct order to close the door
because of bad weather, or was he reaching for a
wrench on the other side of the door and reach
across it at the time that had happened to shut
Nobody really knows. I don't know why. I mean, this
was in the sixties. You would think they would, but
I don't. I do was the door shut, I don't know,
That's what I'm saying. There's a lot of difference, so
it's but it's an automatic deal. But regardless of the
result was the same. He was crushed by the door
and he died. Supposedly, John still patrols that whole area
and you can see him walking in and around, but
he always disappears when he gets the door.
Speaker 7: Third door, oh man.
Speaker 4: The hole. The whole of the ship is also haunted,
and this probably stems from the World War two accident
October second, nineteen forty two. They were actually going from
New York to Glasgow, Scotland, and there was a little
ship in front of it called the curousow. It was
twenty times smaller than this ship, like a little dinghy,
yeah compared to that. Yeah, but it was still a
decent sized ship. And what it was doing was kind
of zigzagging back and forth to kind of throw off
if you had enemy u bolts or something out there looking.
It was trying to throw it off and keep it
from I don't know how that would throw off and
you got this big.
Speaker 7: Ass ship behind it makes no sense, but.
Speaker 4: I don't know a whole lot about military stuff like that.
But that was the whole reason that it was doing it.
We told you how fast the Queen Mary was, and
during the course of all this zig zagon and the
Queen Mary being a lot faster, it ran into the
smaller boat and sliced it in half.
Speaker 7: What sorry, I don't know how that's funny. It's not really.
I just pictured it.
Speaker 4: But you'll feel back in a second.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 4: Several members of the four hundred and thirty member crew
were killed on contact. Others were thrown into the freezing water.
Several were sucked into the ship's propellers and died of
brutal death, and due to the protocol, the ship couldn't
stop to try to pick up and help any survivors.
They had to just wait until they got to the
next stop and report to the authorities. The British military
ships actually showed up two hours later, and many of
the people that probably could have survived the initial crash
actually died of hypothermia, Ohaugh. The four hundred thirty crew members,
only ninety nine survived. That is why the hull is
so haunted, because all that happened right there. That's where
the impact was. That's where people got sucked under the propeller.
Speaker 7: I don't understand why they thought that was a good
idea to do that put that boat in front of them.
Speaker 4: I mean, apparently something that happens all the time. So
let's talk about some other deaths that happened on the
Queen Mary. First, you got the first captain, Sir Edgar
Brittard Britton. I'm sorry, he died of a stroke in
nineteen thirty six, not too long after their maiden voyage.
Nineteen forty nine, senior second Officer William Stark died when
he accidentally drank acid that was being stored in a
gin bottle.
Speaker 7: What the hell is wrong with these people?
Speaker 4: I don't know, it's horrible. So he thought it was
jin and he drank some and it wouldn't Jane, so
he died.
Speaker 7: Why I drank gasoline one time? I shouldn't laugh by anybody.
It was in an orange crush bottle when my dad
was working on a car, and I thought it was
orange crush, so I drank that.
Speaker 4: Did you did notice it wouldn't orange drink?
Speaker 7: Well, I was like really little. All I know is
I saw a soft drink bottle and I'm like, yeah,
and we'll take a drink. Yeah, I'm not a good idea.
Speaker 4: All right. One of the most horrific stories is about
a cook in World War Two. They picked up some
Australian soldiers and they apparently this guy was a little
bit of a jerk, the cook, And apparently he wasn't
a very good cook either, because the Australian soldiers were
so irritated by him that they pushed him into a
stove an oven and burned him alive. No they didn't,
many say that. You can still hear him scream to
this day, a lot of clanking and stuff from the
kitchen area, even when there's nobody in there.
Speaker 7: Well, did those guys get in trouble for doing that.
I don't know. That's terrible. Oh my god, that's horrible.
Speaker 4: Another interesting story is that a visitor slept uh or
had slipped the steward some cash. And I don't know
when this was a lot of the stuff is very vague,
so who knows how training this is. But supposedly he
kind of slipped the steward some cash to find him
a willing female companion for the night. Do you know
what I mean? They stole his luggage and stole, not
stole like s t O l E. Stole s t
O w D. They put his luggage away, Oh, stowed
w Yeah. I didn't want you to think I was just
using bad. They stole his luggage. They stole his luggage away,
and they found him a female companion. And so they
these people went to sleep for the night. Well, the
next morning, the man who wanted the female companion, he
wasn't in the breakfast car like he should have been,
so they decided to go back to his cabin and
see where he was, and he was not there. But
what they did find was the corpse of his female companion.
Where this gets kind of eerie is they couldn't load
the guy, locate the guy anywhere around. They also couldn't
find his registration information for the room that he had
or his luggage, which everybody that was involved with that
swore that they checked and stole his luggage away. But
he just completely vanished and the only thing left was
a trail of blood and the rumors about what could
have happened.
Speaker 7: He was a ghost, who knows.
Speaker 4: But this guy was on a boat where he could
have just got off and left.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 4: So that is the story of the Queen Mary.
Speaker 7: That is a crazy ship.
Speaker 4: Yep, and keep me behind. This is out in Long
Beach and it's available today. It's really not that expensive.
I kind of checked on some rooms and some of
the rooms out there are actually like one hundred and
ten bucks a night, and they've got deals where you
can get you know, pay a little more and you
get breakfast and all that stuff out there. But yeah,
it's kind of a cool thing. I wouldn't mind going
out there. Yeah, So, Tina, Tina, all are this is
you love to go to these places out in California.
There's your next stop if you want to go. Since
you've already been to the Winchester House and you've already
been to Alcatraz, so maybe you can go to the
Queen Mary and tell us what that's like.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that would be awesome, but don't don't be a
getting stowed away or I.
Speaker 4: Don't think they stole people away.
Speaker 7: They may that guy stowed away? Where do you go? Ah?
Speaker 4: Okay, So we again want to thank all of you
for listening because we love you, and I feel so
bad about last week having that buzz and I just
want to take the whole show down and rerecord it,
but that's almost impossible at this point. I want to
thank John Upton for pointing it out to you, even
though he calls quite the stir on Twitter with Aaron
Manke and myself of Lor. Well, I'm out of Lor,
but Aaron knows that. But John actually pointed out to
us the buzz. That's how we first heard about it.
But he reported that on a tweet that myself and
Aaron Mankee from Lor were talking on. So when he
reported there was an episode that had the buzz on it,
Aaron thought he was talking about Lore and he kept
saying Lord doesn't have an issue, and John kept saying, yes,
there is an issue, and it just got back and forth.
But John, just for the record, I wasn't saying you
were complaining. I know you misunderstood what I was saying.
I was just but if you tell somebody there's an
issue that's still a complaint, whether it's bad or good. Yeah, yeah,
it wouldn't it wouldn't meant as a niggative.
Speaker 7: I'm glad you did tell us because we may not
have caught that three or four more shows down the road.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So, I mean, I don't know if that's the
way you took it. I want to apologize to you
personally on the air, because that wasn't meant when I
told Aaron that that, you know, the person complaining was bad.
I didn't look at complaining as a bad thing, where
I think you thought maybe I was looking at you
as a whiner or something. That's not the way it
was taken.
Speaker 7: Yeah, not at all. For telling us that we appreciate it.
Speaker 4: So what I want to do?
Speaker 7: You got something saying, oh no, I was just stretching
my back.
Speaker 4: Okay, that hurts. I wanted to go ahead and real quick,
we have another podcast on our bombip Media network that
is an awesome show and Tony Merkel is a heck
of a co host for The Confessionals, and I told
him I would play this promo for him tonight so
you guys could get acquainted with his show. So just
a couple of seconds here to listen about Tony show.
Speaker 9: Hey, this is Tony Merkell, host of The Confessionals, a
bomb Pop Media Network podcast that brings you weekly interviews
with eyewitness account of strange and unexplained events from paranormal
activity to UFO encounters to bigfoot sightings. Step into the
Confessionals as we explore mysterious and real life stories. Check
us out on your favorite podcast app or Thecrofessionals podcast
dot com. And many thanks to Hillbilly Horror Stories for
having me on the show. I'll see you all on
The Confessionals.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Tony Schull is pretty fun, so give them a listen.
I also want to give a special thanks to Tim Mullins.
Tim is actually from Texas. He's one of my favorite
listeners out there, but he's the one anytime you hear
those little spooky little promos like the three more shows
till Christmas, like we did at the beginning, and last
week was the four More he does all those and
he did the ring tones for us at one point
in time, and so he's awesome at all that spooky.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's really good in that it's really creepy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's really creepy. So and I don't think I've
ever really given him the praise that he should have
had on our show for all the little things he's done.
So thank you Tim for doing that for us, because
he just does it on his own and sends us
with out of seven.
Speaker 7: Askin thank you Tim, We appreciate you.
Speaker 4: Yes, absolutely, Let's talk a little bit about next week
shows before we bring on the boys from Ohio. Next
week's show, I don't know what the main story is
gonna be yet, but I can tell you we're going
to be doing some rock and roll. The ocult stuff
we're going to talk about was Jimmy Hendrix killed. We're
going to talk about a bunch of different rock and
roll stories that we haven't touched on before that. I
think you guys are going to really like the Alman Brothers.
There's a cool situation involving them that I think you
guys will get a big kick out of. So I
know I told you we're not ever going to do
like a full show of rock and roll in the occult,
because you either love it or you hate it. It seems
like it's no in between. But what we'll do is
we'll do a main story kind of like we did
with the Queen Mary, and then we'll tell you another
twenty minutes or so of rock and roll stories that
I think would be cool. And I'm actually working on
one that'll be a little later down the road that
is the same type of thing but with country music. Hey,
so yeah, working on that, but that's that'll be in
the future. And also next week, we're going to have
an intern in while we record.
Speaker 7: Oh we are that's right?
Speaker 4: Ye, young lady by name and Ashley wants to start
a podcast, and I told her she could sit in
while we record. I'll probably make her get on the microphone.
She's got an awesome voice. She actually has a perfect
voice for podcasting. She's got like the most perfect telephone
voice and stuff like that.
Speaker 7: So we don't have to clean the bedroom out that.
Speaker 4: Yes she will. I did tell her too, I said,
just so you know, we record in our bedroom, so
that's the only thing that happens in here of any note.
Speaker 7: For Pete's sake. If you ask Santa Claus, maybe you'll
get your wish if you've been a good boy.
Speaker 4: If I asked Santa Claus, I would have a better
shot at just getting his cookies. Oh well, I'm just.
Speaker 7: Saying, don't you touch his cookies.
Speaker 4: Let's uh, let's bring on the guys from one of
my favorite podcast Brohio. I think if you're going to
look once again, there is plenty of language and offensive material,
so if you don't want to hear it, I'm giving
you fair warning. All right. I've been waiting to do
this one for a little bit, mainly because I wanted
to make sure the audience was prepared for it. And
obviously this comes with a disclaimer. We talked about these
guys before and I told you it was one of
my favorite new podcasts. Still is, but it's a little
on the crude side, which is completely fine with me,
but it may not be fine with all of you.
So if you don't like crudeness, I will give you
five seconds to turn the podcast off. Okay, I'm assuming
you didn't wait the whole five seconds, so we'll go
ahead and jump into this bomb. Pod media obviously is
the group that we're in. It's a nice network full
of some great shows. This is one of our newest editions.
This is Nick and Rob from the Brohio podcast. Guys,
what's going on?
Speaker 2: Well, what's up Jerry?
Speaker 5: How are you?
Speaker 2: Jerry?
Speaker 4: Oh, I can't complain. I'm just uh waiting for everybody
else to start complaining after the interview.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're definitely they're gonna put your head on a stake.
We're gonna try and keep as Christians possible.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't see that happening. Hey, like I said,
you know and all kidd and decide. I want you
guys to be you. Uh. I don't ever have anybody
hold back when they come on the show. Well, it's
just like you know, we've had to growth from and
that's what we drink. And we've had a couple others
that have a tendency to get a little foul mouthed
Dina from Twisted to Philly And I want you guys
to be you, So, I mean, I'm not worried about it.
It's my show, so we get to do how we
want to. And uh, I.
Speaker 2: Don't want to. I don't want you to know that
this episode it'll be on the end.
Speaker 4: It'll be on the very end. So somebody wants to
turn it off, they can.
Speaker 2: I'm just I'm just glad we elected for Skype audio
because I am just I am asshole naked right now.
Yet the video, well.
Speaker 4: I was doing the video and so y'all don't see me.
Speaker 2: That's that's you. You've been pret jealous of me to
see what I'm seeing right now, and Pale Raisin.
Speaker 4: I know, I get confused a lot for Brad Pitt,
So say that's.
Speaker 2: What It's an easy mistake to be made.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, So let's talk a little bit about who
you guys are. I mean, obviously you've got a show together,
it's the Brohio Podcast. Let's talk a little bit about
how how did you get the name and how do
you guys know each other? How did this start up?
Speaker 6: Oh, well, we've known each other since we were like
what eleven, sixth grade? Sixth grade? Yet, so how you
do the math? We're thirty now, Yeah, thirty one.
Speaker 4: I was going to say that's an important number for
people to do the math. They kind of got to
have an ending number.
Speaker 6: Well, that was I was thinking, like you could figure
out how old people usually are when they're in sixth grade.
Speaker 2: Don't leave the fucking math to me.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we were like eleven twelve. We started going to
school together. Nick did a podcast on.
Speaker 2: His own for a while. It was terrible. I don't
even want to say the name of it, that's how
bad it was.
Speaker 6: I I just was a big audio snot and I
we're both musicians, and I record myself out of my
house and I had to know how, and I knew
he had the experience. So we just we talked about
it for the longest.
Speaker 2: And the true stories. Actually you met on a casual
encounters out on Craigslist. He Farmers only. I put some
pictures up and he called me and he's like, I
gotta have that hot body. And I said, well, if
you can do a podcast with me for a year, we'll, uh,
we'll get this thing going.
Speaker 6: It was just him in a flannel only but you
can only see the bottom of the flannel. Is really
just a dick pic pretty much.
Speaker 4: So you met on flannels only dot.
Speaker 2: Com flannels only, flannels only?
Speaker 4: What about the name Brohio? How'd you come up with that?
Speaker 2: We were just we were slinging stuff. You're kicking names
and this was I think this was the first thing
Rob said, yes, it was caught. There was there was
I think a three.
Speaker 6: I think there was three that I threw out and
I said, this some shitty name, and then.
Speaker 2: Brohio and then this Rohio is kind.
Speaker 6: Of it's it's not it's not a huge thing in Ohio,
but it's it's been said it's a Cleveland Indian thing, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I fucking hate the Cleveland Indians. Yeah, we're not,
we're not. We're not Cleveland fans, but I'm a Reds fan. Same.
Speaker 6: But it kind of it kind of stuck. We both
like that, I think, and we didn't want to think
of any other one.
Speaker 2: And that's one thing people can't when they hear the
name of Ohio. They think, well, these guys only talk
about Ohio. And our first episode we did do a
right Patterson Air Force Base, which there's a lot of
alien UFO activity there. Yeah, Rad pat ties to Area
fifty one with the Roswell crash. So we are not
Ohio centric. We cover I mean, we've done the ones
from you know Ed Loreandering, We've done Skinwalker Ranch, We've
done Men in Black, We've done a lot of different stuff.
We're not Ohio centric.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we've done Jeffrey Dahmer, John Bennet, Ramsey, Michael Jackson.
That's a fun episode Sex Devens, soh yeh, that's a
good one too.
Speaker 4: Well, let's go back a few seconds, because you mentioned
the right Patterson and I liked that episode, and to
be honest with you, I wasn't real aware of what
went on. And here's what I like about your show.
And I say this, and it's almost going to sound
like a backhanded compliment. It's really not love it.
Speaker 2: We can take it.
Speaker 4: When I listen to your show, I don't listen for
the topics. I feel like I get the topics along
the way. I listen for the comedy factor. I listen
for the shock value of what you guys say. Yeah,
I mean that. The banter is why I listen to
your show. You know, if I want to listen to
and like I said, this is what the backhanded compliment
comes in. If I want to listen to an episode
of The Skinwalker Ranch and I really want to know
the facts and I want to really get into it,
there's probably gonna be ten other shows I would listen
to before yours just from a fact standpoint.
Speaker 2: But completely get that and understand that and respect that.
Speaker 4: But you guys add something to it to the point
where I think we talked earlier there all these great podcasts,
did skim Walker Ranch I heard pleasing terrorists do one
their buddies of ours? And not alone did one their
buddies of ours? And I think astonishing legends than what
their buddies of ours. They're all in groups that I'm in.
But when I saw yours in my head, I wasn't like,
oh my god, here's the same story I've heard it,
because I knew it was going to be a completely
different take.
Speaker 2: Give me a.
Speaker 4: Right. So but I mean, it's that's the whole thing
is is when I look at you, it doesn't matter
what the topic is or I don't. It doesn't matter
if I've heard of a thousand times. I just know
I'm going to enjoy the episode regardless. So that's that's
what I like about your show. So, I mean, like
I said, it might come across as I but I
can to compliment, but you know, absolutely, it's like I said,
you know, I'm not going to go to Wikipedia to
try to find you know, my greatest research for a
for a you know, turn paper in college. But it's
a cool thing to go to if you just want
some some quick entertainment.
Speaker 2: You're definitely right about. The Wikipedia is a fucking dark,
dark hole, buddy.
Speaker 6: We we try to do our best to kind of
to kind of balance our subject matter and our comedic value.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then just you know, us being you know,
being a team.
Speaker 6: I feel like we you know, we do certain things
well together and lots of stuff, if you know what
I mean.
Speaker 2: And you know, I think we we.
Speaker 6: Kind of try to focus on, you know, the the.
Speaker 2: Bro bro the bro part of it.
Speaker 6: You know, we talk about our subjects, but then we
go on our tangents.
Speaker 2: We're just a couple of guys in the basement. Yeah,
We're just literally just two dads shooting the ship. Yeah,
this is our outlet we have to be. You know,
we each have three kids. Yeah, and two hours a
weekend we get to just just fucking let it all
go like a big sloppy taco bell shit.
Speaker 4: Yep. And you know you touched on it, Rob, This
is this is kind of the way I see the show.
It's it's like you said, You've got the topic, but
then you go off on tangents and it's almost like
you you you have the topic just as a starting
point to lead to the tangents. And that's that's the
best part of the show.
Speaker 6: I like to I like to think of it as
kind of like coloring. You know, the lines are there
for you to color in, but every now and then
you know you're you're gonna look away and you're gonna go.
Speaker 2: Outside of them lines. That's that's that's what we do.
I like that. I can respect.
Speaker 6: I can respect shows that, you know that stick to
one topic and you know that shoot it the entire
the entire time, and you know, just talk, do the
research and literally just give you the facts on exactly
what it is. But I mean, it's been it's been
done a lot, it's been done well by a lot
of people. It's it's you know, it's a good format.
We kind of wanted to break the mold a little here,
to trash it up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, I'm not gonna lie to you. That's initially,
when when I started this show with Ricky, that was
along the Lines, and I think Nick, we've talked about
this before. That was your show is along the lines
of what I originally wanted to do here.
Speaker 2: Yes, if Rob dies in a car fire, I'm definitely
coming to get you. Jerry, you're broiled.
Speaker 4: Also also, as we've talked about in the past, Uh no, I'm.
Speaker 2: Just I'll just pretend I'm not here.
Speaker 4: But in all this, this is what I had envisioned.
Your show is more what I had envisioned, maybe a
little more serious, but a lot closer to your show
than what my show is now. Uh. But things happened
for a reason, and you know, we we ended up
going in a different direction, and I'm happy with the
direction that we went. But but you do I am envious.
Speaker 2: At your job. You and Tracy kill it man. We
let me at this show.
Speaker 4: Well, I appreciate that. And the checks and the mail.
Don't spend that eighteen dollars in one place. Has split
it with your brothers. That's you know, It's just I
think you guys do a marvelous job, and I keep
parping on it. But I really enjoy your show. And
there's a lot of shows out there that are similar
to your style. You've got Sofa Kings, You've got Last
Podcast on the Left, You've got uh kind of my
favorite murder if you want to go that route, from
the female version, the girls from that, and that's why
we drink. All those shows add a comedy element to
the stories that they're telling, you guys, just teen to
seem to put a different twist on it though. That's
and that's why I love yours and a lot of
those shows. To be honest with you, I don't listen
to I don't listen to the Last Podcast on the
Left and and Sofa Kings. But I listened to your
show and I listened to and that's why we drink, because
there is a different aspect to you guys, and that's
whatever it is. The chemistry just works, and I don't
I just like it. And like I said, it's it's
beyond crude, and and that's that's kind of a pension
of mine. I just I like that kind of humor.
And I mean, I know it's not for everybody, but
it's definitely something that makes me laugh. And I've never
listened to an episode right and just laughed my ass
off the whole episode.
Speaker 2: At least once a week someone will stop and stare
at me for like seven seconds and just say, what
the fuck is wrong with you.
Speaker 4: And that's just at work. That's not even on the
podcast exactly.
Speaker 2: My mom did a lot of crack cocaine when she
was pregnant with me. That has to that has to
be it. That's the only thing that I can trace
this all back to.
Speaker 4: Well, that's like Rob said, it was like color and
and and you know, staying in the lines. It's like
you guys, half the time you're on the table and
ever you're not even on the paper.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I mean my favorite my favorite flavor. Uh,
my favorite flavor is crayon. I thought it was bick.
Speaker 4: So let's let's talk a little bit of show. So
I think I think you guys have given a really
good idea of kind of what the show is. This
This is a lot like the show, but let's talk.
Let's talk stories wise, because you guys do actually tell
some really good stories along with the little tangents you
get on. Let's talk a little bit about right Pattison
Air Force Base. As I try to do while to
go and you just forced into a different direction. Tell
the people, if they haven't heard it, tell them some
of the ties that go into the Right Patterson with
out an area fifty one.
Speaker 2: Okay, sure, And just so you know, Jerry, right, Patterson
air Force Base was our first episode. So these people
are going to go back and listen, right Pat, And
so these guys fucking suck it.
Speaker 6: We may do a revisited episode on that one. It's
it was our first episode. You know, we were learning
as we were going, So keep that in mind if
you're going to go back and listen to it. But
you know what, right Pat is it's kind of a
local legend around here. Certainly it is the the US
Air Force Museum. You know, we have that going for us, right,
so we have the actual National Air Force Museum there.
But going back to with it being attached to Roswell
during the Roswell crash, I think at this time it
was right Field is what it was known as. After
the spacecraft or i'll just say aircraft. The wreckage, the
alleged UFO wreckage after it appeared on JB.
Speaker 2: Brassels was JB. Was that the name of J. Bras
Brasil something.
Speaker 6: Like that, after after it happened on his ranch, after
all the you know, investigating and police work and all
that stuff happened. The shipment was actually sent to Right
pat or Right Field afterwards.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's the At the time, it was the biggest
research and development base as far as the US military,
and still is to this day one of the it's
the forefront as far as research and development. And there's
so many when you go over there, there's so many
fences and towers and it's just in thinge it uses
just questions. Yeah, and I once went on the base
with a friend to pick up some kegs of beer.
Imagine that. And when you're actually physically on the base,
there are vents that come up out of the ground
all I mean, all over the place. Every quarter of
a mile there's vents coming up out of the ground.
It's because they have stories and stories and stories below
Right Patterson Air Force Base, which leads me to a
story I told on the first episode. I did security briefly.
One of my security posts was the work waffle house,
and the airmen would come in in the middle of
the night and I would meet, you know, two or
three a week and a lot of them worked in
the security forces there a Right Patterson Air Force Base,
and they all had a collaborating story. They didn't know
one another, but they all had the same story that
there was a post that they worked on the base
and they would have to go five to six stories
below ground to this lab and they're only post orders
for this post was to shoot and kill anything that
exited the lab door at the right Patterson Air Force
Base whatever that whatever that may have been.
Speaker 6: But and that's in our backyard pretty much. So it's
it's pretty fun, pretty fun stuff. It's a really interesting place.
There's there's a lot, you know, that you can you
can delve into within that place.
Speaker 4: So the latest episode you guys did was on Skinwalker Ranch,
and we have thought about doing that, but that's been
done to death, and we'll eventually do one, but we're
gonna wait a little bit on it. But tell me
a little bit about your thoughts on on all your
research that you did, on what you really felt happened
out there, or if you believe any of it at all.
Speaker 2: Well, Oh my god, that place is a is a
complete storm of ship. There's so much going on there
that see. I don't know how I mean, I think
you are the kind of the same way as me, Jerry.
You're you're not necessarily a skeptic, but you like to
have things kind of almost concrete, solid put in front
of you. Yeah, that's kind of how I feel. Yeah,
there's I.
Speaker 4: Like to I like to keep the door open exactly,
but it can't be so far off the rails that
I'm like that that that's even fulish for me to believe.
And I believe almost anything.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I do want to make that clear as well
for everybody else that we're not we're not believers in
everything that we preach.
Speaker 2: We're not.
Speaker 6: We're not gonna sit here and we're gonna go over
stuff that what we think is interesting, whether or not
we believe it, we'll tell you, you know, if we think
it's far fetched or not. Skinwalker Ranch, there's just there's
a lot of crazy, crazy ship there. Anytime you're messing
with Indian reservations and Indian land, you you know, you're
kind of in.
Speaker 2: For some crazy they're they're in touch with a different
part of the universe. And the thing about Skinwalker Ranch,
I'm a firm believer in the fact that where there's smoke,
there's fire, and that ranch is now owned by Bigelow
Airspace and Bigelow Airspace they they hold contracts by the
US government. Now that any UFO sightings that are reported
to the government, they're immediately forwarded to through them Bigelow
Airspace and also Bigelow Airspace has been given the go
ahead to arm aerospace vehicles with with weapons. So think
planes and ships that can go into space. They've been
given the go ahead to put weaponry on them, which
I think is kind of cool. And the fact that
they this now is essentially a lab for them. And
then it's it's essentially quarantined off. There's there's guard towers,
there's a government contractors that consistently patrol the outside. Like
I said, where there's smoke, there's fire, I think there's
certainly something going on there. Well.
Speaker 4: No, I was talking actually earlier today to Amber from
Color Me Dead podcast, and she lives right out in
that neck of the woods.
Speaker 2: Yep, those girls.
Speaker 6: They actually who it was whose husband was it to
send us? I don't remember who I think it was.
Un Yeah, he sent us like a map relative of
where they're at, as to where I think they're within
twenty miles. They're really close, and it's it's insane, like
how I couldn't imagine being right there next to something
that crazy.
Speaker 4: Well, I was talking to her about the actual ranch,
and it's just hard to believe that all these different
phenomenons happen in one spot, but she was saying that
it happens in that whole area. It's not just the ranch,
it's it's that whole area where you know these things.
You yeah, So, I mean, I don't, I don't know,
it's it's it's I would love to go out there.
That's one of the few places on the list that
I would just kill to go go out there and see.
And she said she's been out there and didn't really
experience anything per se, but it was just a creepy
feeling the whole time you're.
Speaker 2: There, one weird thing. And it's not just isolated to
UFOs and aliens. They have a lot of you know,
Native American ghosts that are essentially they're talking about being
trapped in between universes. And also one thing we didn't
talk about on our show is there's a lot of
Bigfoot sightings out there, and they say the bigfoots are
coming are coming out of a portal, a time portal
there on the ranch, and that's you know, you have
a lot of bigfoot sightings in America, but you never
find a dead Bigfoot. That's because these people are saying
that the bigfoots are actually aliens. Yeah, this is not me.
I don't believe this shit. This is what these people
are saying.
Speaker 4: You know what I talked to when we were at
Scarefest couple of months back, and I ran into Steve Cole,
who's a well known bigfoot hunter so to speak, from
Destination America, and I asked him his thoughts on people
saying Bigfoot could be an alien, and he just went
off on a tangent on why that just wasn't the
case you off, Yeah, well, I think he just wanted
to prove his point. But I'm actually gonna get him
on the show soon, and I'm not going to spoil
what he said, but he does not believe in that whatsoever.
And he's got several points to make that actually were
valid points, and I'm going to bring him on the
show one day and here soon and have him talk
about it. I'm just not a big bigfoot fan.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 4: I believe they exist. I don't think there's I think
we're stupid and naive to think that something like that
could could not exist, just like aliens.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I would never I would never say that something
doesn't exist besides lizard people, but you know anything else,
you know, creature, monster, crypto, you know related. I would
say there's a chance it's unlikely or improbable.
Speaker 2: But I mean, there's there's a chance we don't know.
Speaker 4: Well, I know, I'm just not I'm not gonna spoil
it for everybody.
Speaker 2: But I was talking to a buddy at work about
the bigfoot being an alien thing, and I said, you know, man,
they never find the carcasses of these bigfoots. They just
go back to whatever wherever they came from. And this
guy is dumber than a sack of robber Dixon. He
looks at me and he says, oh, you see people
to find dead bears, And you think about it, they
don't find dead bears either.
Speaker 4: Well, they probably just don't have any reason I tell
you about it. No cares hell you know that would
be out looking for dead bear. Do you know any
forest rangers?
Speaker 2: Yeah, they just let them decomposing of the ground.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 4: Well, what what Steve said, and I'll we'll share some
of it. He said that a lot of these bigger animals,
and it could be the case with bears. He said
that when the bodies die that they ended up. Usually
the other ones will eat the carcass and they'll do everything,
take the bones and do this and do that. So
that was his reason for it. Is a lot of animals,
bigger animals do. And I think he used that as
an example, is you don't find the bones for this,
and you don't find the bones for that because.
Speaker 6: The scavenger animals, you know, like your coyotes and your
buzzards and shit like that, which makes perfect sense, they're
going to pick those carcasses clean.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think, And I think that's, you know what,
his part of his philosophy. So he had a lot
more deeper into it than than what what I got
into it.
Speaker 2: But that was part of the philosophy that makes sense
to me. Yeah, who is just cruising around looking for
someone to have sex with? Could you? It? Probably hung
like a Russian races. Probably that's probably scary.
Speaker 4: It all goes back to that. Guys. It's been awesome
having you on and and like I said, you you
really are one of my favorite podcasts and I'm glad
I stumbled across it. I think Nick sent me a
message one day on Twitter and I.
Speaker 2: Was trying to solicit sex and you weren't weren't going
for it.
Speaker 4: No, that's not true. Just tell people how cheap you are.
You just do wouldn't offer enough, So you know, I'm
up for anything at the price is right.
Speaker 2: So yeah, as long as we keep our socks on,
it's not you know, it's it's not gay. I did
learn that when I worked in the prison.
Speaker 4: Nice but yeah, so, I mean we started talking, that's all.
That's how I found out about the show. And you know,
it's funny. That's It's amazing the shows that you can
learn about just by Twitter, just by seeing a retweet
or something like that. And there are so many great
shows out there that most of us don't even have
a clue exists, just because we just haven't run across
it yet. Very true, yours isn't one of them.
Speaker 2: But you've got to give us little people a chance.
Speaker 4: Man. But no, I do love you guys. I'm glad
you came on them. I'm glad you're part of the
Bombpop media group. There's a lot of a lot of
good shows on there, and then you guys are right
up there with with the rest of them. So no
big deal as far as helping you through the group,
because that's you know, that's what we do. We're we're
there to help each other. That's what the whole point
of this group is is to get like minded shows together,
and you guys fit in really well.
Speaker 2: Appreciate it, man, appreciate it. Thank you very much for
your kind of words.
Speaker 4: Well, I wrote it down, so I wouldn't forget because
it's doesn't.
Speaker 2: Come nat Club wrote it down.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Either way, guys, thank you so much. Tell everybody
how to find you.
Speaker 2: You can check us out on Instagram at Brohio Podcast.
You can check us out on Twitter Brohio Podcast. As
of today, pod beat us down. So none of our
podcasts are available right now, so I'm gonna call them
tomorrow and tell them to go fucking fist themselves. You
can check us out on Facebook, vibrohio podcast dot com,
shootus an email Prohio Podcast at gmail dot com. An
if you're pulling generous Patreon, yeah, just google Patreon.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 4: So guys, before we get out of here, what has
been I like to ask us what has been since
you started the podcast? Your biggest surprise in all this.
Speaker 2: Just I mean, honestly, people. I told you this earlier
this week, Jared, just connecting with people. These people call,
they write us, and they we ask for listener stories
and they give us these really intimate stories of times
that they thought they were gonna die or times they
had a paranormal experience. And these people are so excited
to reach out to us to give us their story.
And sometimes people don't like to talk about things like that.
And I know you you get a lot of stories
sent to you as well, but I just I think
it's really refreshing to meet the magnitude of people that
we are and we're building relationships with people. We don't
leave any message unopen. We talk to everybody that writes us.
We talk to everybody that reaches out to us, and
we we like building these friendships and I just the
warm reception of everybody. That's the warm reception is definitely
what it would be I was I was trying to
think of something the same, along the same lines. It
would definitely be the people you know that we've talked to.
Speaker 6: And the willingness to just you know, welcome us and
to have the same people you know happy to see
our episodes each week. There's and then then you know
new people as we go on. It's there's there's nothing better.
It's it's amazing that people are just giving us the
time to talk about shoving zemas up your ass and
taking Taco bell Diary of Shes and I. It's it's
just crazy. Everybody's awesome and that's what it's for. It's
it's all about the people.
Speaker 4: It's funny because y'all really have brought Zema back to life.
Speaker 6: It's funny because Nick totally takes credit for I'm still
waiting for that loyalty, still.
Speaker 2: Snapping, snapping next and cashing checks. Baby, I'm waiting for it.
Speaker 4: Well, guys, I can't thank you enough for the enjoyment
I get from your show and uh, awesome, thank you,
And I just want to say I appreciate what you do,
and uh, we're gonna make sure that before it's all
said and done. I think you guys will be one
of the bigger and I almost say comedy even though
that's not necessarily the genre you're in, but I think
you're I think you'll be one of the bigger comedy
podcasts out there within the next year.
Speaker 2: That means a lot. Man, that means a ton. Thank
you very much. You're great.
Speaker 4: All right, guys, I will talk to you soon, all right, brother,
thank you. Well, don't say you weren't warned. In case
you heard the little click. That was Tracy Trim and
her toenails, which she apparently didn't think was gonna make
it onto the mic, and as soon as it made
the lound of clicking noise, that's when she laughed.
Speaker 7: Hey, it just seems like an multitask while podcasting.
Speaker 4: So I bet there is jealous I guarantee out of
the hundreds of thousands of podcasts out there, we're the
only ones that have ever clipped a toenail on the air.
Speaker 7: Oh yay, that was the first one. Sorry, folks, but
Manny was spugging me. I didn't know.
Speaker 4: And you wonder, while we're not on NPR, what exactly.
All right, guys, We love you guys so much. We
hope you had a good time. We hope you enjoyed it.
We had a fun show. We think some shows are
a little goofier than others and this was one of
those shows. But hopefully you enjoyed it.
Speaker 7: So yeah, sorry about the clipping of the toenail.
Speaker 4: Obviously, I want to throw in the fact of it's
Christmas time. Yeah, go to Studio Sweden headphones, buy some headphones,
put in the special cold He'll Billy fifteen save you
some money. You don't have to listen to that stupid
song that I'm not supposed to make fun of, but
I'm sure they would appreciate it. But they really are
awesome headphones, I know.
Speaker 7: And every time I hear that song, which as soon
as it comes on, I immediately turn it off. But
that's all I can think about now ever.
Speaker 4: And I don't know, I mean, I'm thinking that maybe
if you needed a Christmas.
Speaker 7: Gift and jeeze it and I don't know, you know, there.
Speaker 4: May be a certain store on a certain website Hillbilly
Horror stories dot com where you could buy people mugs
and shower curtains and shirts. And what's that thing doves?
Is that dove? It's like a comforter type thing. It's
like a cover for the comforter that's got Hillbilly Horror
Stories on it. That's sleeping in luxury right there. Don't
look at me like I'm crazy.
Speaker 7: Know what that is?
Speaker 4: Well, that's okay, it's like a blanket.
Speaker 7: Well, then just say blanket.
Speaker 4: But it's not a blanket. It's more like a comforter
type thing.
Speaker 7: Just say comforter.
Speaker 4: God, I don't know that you're so unclass.
Speaker 7: Okay, I don't know these big fancy words.
Speaker 4: You knew mug though, right, I know mug.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 4: But anyway, lots of cool shirts. There's sweatshirts or zip
ap puddies, regular hoodies, you name it. It's on the store.
Little kid, there's onesies for the kids. The kids.
Speaker 7: That's gonna say, dude, if you're gonna say it once,
he's for the was about to happen.
Speaker 4: Please, if you're one of those people that wear those onesies,
those animal furry animal things you get at Walmart and stuff,
please don't. I'm just telling you.
Speaker 7: Your sister wore one, and.
Speaker 4: I'm telling her please don't. Please don't, because when people
see the pictures of it, in most cases, they don't
think you're cute. They think, oh my god, what is
wrong with this person. It's not Halloween, so you're a hater.
But if we had them with hillbilly horristories and I
would have gladly promote.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm sure you would.
Speaker 4: All right, guys, we love you. We'll see you next week.
Speaker 7: I see you guys. Hope you have a great week.