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Speaker 4: Well, good evening, everyone, and welcome to Macmoney's More tre
Saw show. Here in the Distant Thunder Radio and Netway.
This is Mac maloney. What a show we have for
you tonight, broadcasting live from Mustam at Gallley Restaurant, fifty
five Watta Street, Newby Point, Mass Great seafood restaurant, Katie Wop,
great Hamburgers and a super steak and cheese Hammy. We
have quitt a show for you tonight. But first let
me introduce the members of the Polisse Gurls. You can
feel smell in sense his vibe across the pudal So
sit yourselves down, star fanning yourselves. Get your big box
of Cleenics, a big box of wipes. Is squeegee at Yola,
Lou Does you see what those the very famous warm
one money?
Speaker 2: Hello everybody, Hello girls, Hello everybody, All ships AT's sea
listening to the show here. Welcome aboard and thank you
for letting me be a major participant on this grandiose show.
I love it. I love it, My wife loves it.
All the fans think it's a crazy show, and I tell.
Speaker 5: You it is. It will be disappointed.
Speaker 4: Okay, let's see, Okay, all right, Mark good and everything's good, good,
good God. We're from someone right around the corner. Must
have got like the seafood platter or something because it
smells unbelievable. But everything's good, weather's nice.
Speaker 5: Got some fried clams.
Speaker 4: Uh yeah, you're just gaining weight by just spelling the stuff.
So one, what's your timeline? Everyone's wondering.
Speaker 5: Well, we're kind of targeting March.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, but tomorrow I have a walkthrough with the
moving company.
Speaker 5: They're going to come by. One of the guys are
going to come by.
Speaker 4: And one is moving back to the USA.
Speaker 5: Check out what they've got to pack up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we've got a bunch of stuff that they're
not going to pack up because it's like, you know,
some electrical stuff that we can't use in the United States.
Speaker 5: Oh right, yeah, sure.
Speaker 2: So we're gonna have a big have a big sale,
really market a local marketplace on Facebook or just have
a I'm going to have a hire a few people
with signs saying sale on stuff everything from TV to
uh so they do metefile.
Speaker 4: They do that over there too, right, they have yard
sales and all that stuff.
Speaker 5: I'm not taking the TV. Yeah. I don't want to
take anything that I know ain't gonna work. Yeah, yeah,
for sure.
Speaker 2: Anything that's battery operated with the USB, those would be fine.
I got some speakers and stuff like that, even Alexa.
I'm going to bring my Alexa Globe, the Alexa Big Dot.
Yeah call it, I'm bringing Alexa. Over all of a sudden,
last night, Alexa decided to have a British voice right
out of the blue. I mean I set it up
for American voice. Ever since I got it, all of
a sudden, it was a British voice. So you have
to go on the app and try and reset it. Yeah,
it wasn't working for me then. And then for a
while it was half American half British. Like the British
voice would do Alexa any notifications, like every time there
was an Amazon delivery, that'd be a notification, or Alexa,
what's the weather? British for everything else, it was the
American voice. And then when I said on my app,
a Lexa app on my phone, make the voice American American,
but was default is an American guy?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 2: One one had the Amazon really said license Alecta voices
would be like a celebrity voice.
Speaker 4: Yeah, switch, I see you by the way, switch, I
see what you're you know what?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 4: Well, one long. Yeah, look, get the proliferating. Get those
tarantulas down there right away. I hate those cats. All right,
that's it. That's for the cats tonight. But good night, kitty,
go ahead, go catch them on. It'll be nice to
the way we're talking. We're talking to Susan Cay's kitties.
All right, Okay, look at them? He looks, look at
he looks. So what's the word intent? And right? Yeah,
well I guess he does.
Speaker 5: Staring at Really that means you want to go like
this very slowly?
Speaker 4: Got you do that anyway? Thank you jan One for
joining us. We appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Oh you're welcome. Pleasures all mind what happens? Notice my background?
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, it looks like a van Halen. There was
a van Halen. What's it Eddie's birthday or something.
Speaker 2: No, well, I'm kind of celebrating the band, but commemorating
the death of Eddie Murphy Eddie Murph van Halen. Yeah,
celebrating the album nineteen eighty four, Yes, with the song
jump On at Panama Hot for Teacher.
Speaker 4: Yeah, great, yeah, great, great song.
Speaker 2: Great album nineteen eighty four, and Alex van Halen just
came up with a.
Speaker 5: Book, right, yeah, by his brother. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well so I'm just starting to read that. And
Van Halen is on the cover of a classic rock magazine. Yeah,
there were articles plus an excerpt from the book.
Speaker 4: They were big. But it's such a song opera. Know,
it's just continuing. But anyway, listen, you know, talking about
soap operas. Man our international correspondent down there in my
sister's tank top, West Virginia, him and his cat. This
is this is your breaking you're breaking the Cobert. Yeah yeah, massup,
show us his pouch and reach inside his show us
his pouch.
Speaker 3: Uh came range.
Speaker 4: That's a personal question, isn't really.
Speaker 3: You leave my pouch off of the spell?
Speaker 5: Well, it's switchy.
Speaker 4: How you doing?
Speaker 5: Switch? There you go?
Speaker 7: I am beyond wonderful?
Speaker 5: Are you really? Yep?
Speaker 3: Yep?
Speaker 4: Okay, why tell us why I share the secret of
being beyond wonderful?
Speaker 3: Because I am a retired man of leisure. I have
no major responsibilities. I just kind of drift through life.
Speaker 4: Really yeah and uh yeah, okay, all right, you got
four cats, don't you?
Speaker 7: Well yeah, yess that's responsible for four.
Speaker 4: Cats three and a half. Okay, switchy man Alesia also
with us. Here in the in the studio, here in
at the stab of alley is Ufo mechanic al.
Speaker 1: Hello Mac, Hello everybody, I too, am a retired man
of leisure, you know, all right with only three cats?
But wow, okay, what are you going to do? What
is this?
Speaker 5: This is turning into ten rabbits?
Speaker 4: Actually I haven't seen a lot of rabbits. Not a
lot of rabbits. A lot of coyotes, but not a little.
Thank you, Alpha joins, glad to be here. You know,
I I got nowhere else to be. I could be home,
I can be on doing nothing. So well, there you go.
Welcome to the club.
Speaker 7: Wait, you're so bored you we ended up on Mac.
Speaker 4: Thank you. I'm a man of leisure.
Speaker 1: I don't I don't have to be any where, and
it's it's kind of interesting.
Speaker 4: I'm enjoying it.
Speaker 8: Wow.
Speaker 2: You know I'm not used to that. It bugs me
that I'm not in demand someplace. Like somebody called and say, oh,
I can't get on the internet again.
Speaker 5: You know this?
Speaker 9: And that?
Speaker 2: Oh yes, right yeah, and I come running like the
fire brigade.
Speaker 5: Go ahead, And I missed that.
Speaker 4: When you're an it guy, you're an it guy.
Speaker 2: And I'm I'm an addicted it guy to the magic
of the Internet and computers such as they are in
solving people's I don't care if if there's a Windows
ninety five computer there, I can handle it.
Speaker 5: Okay, I remember them like it was yesterday.
Speaker 4: Wow, okay, all right, let's move.
Speaker 5: Windows for work Groups, which was pre ninety five.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Remember Windows ninety eight. When the marketing campaign for Windows
ninety eight. What was the music that was played?
Speaker 4: I don't know, stop me up by the start? Yeah,
he said he got a call from whoever, you know, Bill,
whatever his name is, and uh, they said, we'd like
to use that. How much were the class and Dag
sort of just pulled the number out of the year,
like fourteen million dollars. They said, okay, just like that,
you know.
Speaker 5: But anyway, let's.
Speaker 4: See, I was always a Mac guy. I never I
never got here. Yeah I should have got a Mac,
but you know, people said I should have got one.
But those days are going on anyway. No club tonight,
no Raven tonight. But also with us honeymoon, Raven's on
her and well it's not her, honey, that's her anniversary
celebration that's been going on for a month and a
half now, right, that's love. Yeah, i'd see so. Also
with us, though it is down there in North Carolina,
is super fan Susan, Kay, super k how are you?
Speaker 9: I am doing great? And thank you so much for
having me and I am a Mac girl in.
Speaker 10: A different fashion than computers.
Speaker 4: What's she talking about?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 5: You're like big Mac?
Speaker 4: All right one, it's the secret? Thank you sis, Susan.
How's how's Rudy?
Speaker 9: Rudy's good? Rudy is in training. I think I get
him back next week.
Speaker 4: That's like reform school for hosses, right kind of.
Speaker 9: I'm sure he's not happy to be there because he's
working every day.
Speaker 4: What's he lazy? Is that what you're saying? He's kind
of lazy?
Speaker 5: Huh?
Speaker 9: Well, he's because I can't ride him every day and
now he's being ridden. I got at least five times
a week to get.
Speaker 4: You fit and lucky horse. Listen, we can edit that later.
Thank you Susan for joining us. Also with us here
down there, man, excuse me, Connecticut? Is Susie Bestiel? Susie?
How are you?
Speaker 10: I'm doing good? How are you.
Speaker 4: Get to see? Once again? Look at the why is
this did you.
Speaker 10: All that's a that's a demon.
Speaker 4: I can still see it at a lot of legs,
just a tarantial, a big black Susie can have a cat,
all right, listen, did you all talk before the game
and before the show?
Speaker 5: What's that, Susie that you haven't This.
Speaker 8: Is what the cat came looking for. It's a snake skin.
My snake just shed.
Speaker 4: Like them, eat them or just play with I was
I was hungry, but no, the cat just hit a
camera too.
Speaker 2: Okay, they shed his skin down on the floor with
the sandwich.
Speaker 4: I said, look at that. I thought it was a
piece of lingerie. Silly man. Oh that's yeah, yeah, yeah,
that's what she said.
Speaker 7: I just can't imagine a guy breaking into your apartment.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he wouldn't get at and then and.
Speaker 3: Then looking at some of the giant spiders there, I
think he might leave.
Speaker 4: I picked the rhyme place. So, Susie, how are you? Uh?
Speaker 8: We're still on fire down here to ask, and I've
heard you're having some up and masts too.
Speaker 4: Big big fire another really big big fire in the
box fed Now this is it's incredible. They take like
aero shots of the area and it's all smoke and
you can smell it everywhere. And and but there's big
rain coming Thursday and Friday. And they said once it rains,
that will be it. I guess it's gonna be two
days in rains, I hope. So that will take care that.
Speaker 9: Think about all the.
Speaker 4: Animals right there, they just run to all the places.
Yeah they don't. They don't stand there like Danby's mother did.
They run right? So anyway, Susan things who go okay
with you?
Speaker 8: Well, you know, you guys all talking about how your
retired men of leisure. Not everyone gets a little bit
hard because I spent my lunch break locked in my
car eating candy just to make it through the day today.
Speaker 4: Really, what kind of candy? What kind of candy?
Speaker 8: So normally I have the watermelon sour patch kids, but
they were out at the gas station I go to.
So I got Jolly Rancher gummies, sour gummies.
Speaker 4: Really a lot of sugar, not chocolate, a lot of
sugar straight sugar, yeah, sour though sour yeah, wow, pucker
you're right up. My not my favorite. But but is
this a daily occurrence? Is this something that happens all
the time? You need to fix it noon.
Speaker 8: It's only Tuesdays that I have to actually physically go
into the office.
Speaker 5: Oh oh okay, yep.
Speaker 8: So I'm fine when I'm at home with like the
demons and spiders running around to keep me company and comfort.
But when I have to go into the office, it's rough. Yeah,
I'm not used to it anymore.
Speaker 5: I'd hate that stuff. So that's what everybody says now,
they can't stand it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know, especially.
Speaker 2: If companies want to be bullies and they want to
border everybody back in the office. It's a little bit
of a a big deal being in the office.
Speaker 1: And we were just lucky to have jobs. So you know,
they told us to jump, we said how high?
Speaker 5: We didn't.
Speaker 4: I don't want to come in on Tuesday.
Speaker 5: The unions of flaw. So.
Speaker 4: I got to tell you, Suzie that that one thing
that you told us last week has stuck in my
mind for the whole week. That you have like a
hundred frozen dead mice in your freezer.
Speaker 5: Is that right? I dream not.
Speaker 8: No, I have dead mice and dead rats actually in
the freezer.
Speaker 4: Jesus, wow, dead.
Speaker 10: What what do you feelies right here?
Speaker 4: What's the what are the rats faw you?
Speaker 5: What do you let them? Let them loose and let
them fire around a little bit.
Speaker 4: What are you feeding rats to the snake that just shed?
Speaker 5: Oh? Really? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Okay, so one snake eats mice in the other eats rats.
So they're just not They want to vary their diet.
Speaker 8: So I stuck up and I had bought large mice.
And he's now grown past being he needs a bigger
meal now, so I just rats.
Speaker 1: Actually, you supersized it.
Speaker 4: Wow, I got it. Let me tell you a scary
mouth story. Then I know Susie has a scary bet story.
When we were moving out of this place where we
used to live, the heater was in the third floor.
This is these condoms we lived in, so they had
to change the heat. They had to change the heater
before we sold the place. So they were in there
changing the heater and I looked down the v this
is a crawl space. I look down the very end
and I see we still mice there all the time.
I see a mouse and counting the trap right, And
I say, oh, well, you know who knows when that happened? Okay,
so he was always down there. They did all the
work probably two or three days worth of work, put
the stuff in, and then it's like, oh, I got
to go get this dead mouse, right, and I crawled
down the crawl space and pick him up in the
fucking thing was still a wild wow.
Speaker 11: Yeah, oh yeah I had that happen. Yeah, yeah, that's good.
The ship that was bad. That was bad because that
thing had been sitting there at least three or four days.
You know, he sat squirmming and shit. Oh anyway, the
pain and suffering.
Speaker 4: I wish there was a snake around then we could
have put him out of his miss At least.
Speaker 10: They didn't put a spider outside to die.
Speaker 5: That's right.
Speaker 4: So listen, why do we do this? Why don't we
do this? Why don't we have a top ten? Okay
and top ten wild animals? Did you like to have
as well?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Right, well we're well represented now I'd be funnier that. Okay,
Susan Kay has the top ten. She has a new
ve on sign.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 4: Top ten things that one one has to do the
day he comes back to the United States? Is that
what it is, Susan.
Speaker 9: Is the first day he returns to the US. So
stop the music.
Speaker 5: Stop.
Speaker 4: Top ten things one one has to do the day
he returns to the US. Number ten, Please.
Speaker 9: Number ten, he'll have to prove that he's not from Haiti,
the Ukraine, or Venezuela.
Speaker 2: Come on, I don't need cats and I don't eat dogs,
so that proves I'm not from Haiti.
Speaker 5: Number nine.
Speaker 9: Number nine, he'll promise never to run for president again
on the surprise party ticket.
Speaker 5: When we did that eighty years ago and he's on
the I can't promise that.
Speaker 4: Number eight, Please number eight.
Speaker 9: He will stand up, dust himself off, collect his meager belongings,
and as the ship pulls into New York, Harver explain
in a loud voice, Mama Mia, look at the cantalopes
on that statue.
Speaker 5: I'll have you know.
Speaker 2: I have one of these things you hang around your
neck for your passport.
Speaker 5: And it's a little coupy for your license and stuff.
Speaker 2: I have that hanging for my neck. It almost looks
like I'm ready to go to Ellis Island. But it
looks really cool.
Speaker 4: Next, please.
Speaker 9: Number seven. He'll have to start a rigorous de Britanization program,
which includes intro to toothbrushes, how to consume above standard
food on a regular basis and living with a complete
ban on eating spotted dick. I can't jump down and
I said that.
Speaker 4: Next, please, the good thing.
Speaker 2: I don't drive much here because I have to lose
that stupid thing.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, that's spotted Okay. I thought there was a
spotted dick joke in there, but apparently not. So This
is the top ten things that Warmon has to do
the day he returns to the United States.
Speaker 9: Number six, he'll have to get rid of that bottle
of hedgehogged testicles before going through customs.
Speaker 5: Next please.
Speaker 12: Number five, he'll have to deliver six hundred and ninety
three lettuce of apology to Lois Lanes one for every
day he's been in the UK, bonded, countersigned, and notarized
in triplicate.
Speaker 9: Further terms of the settlement were not disclosed through.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's all we'll say about that. Nice Please.
Speaker 9: Number four, he'll have to reconnect with those nice teen
moms meats in Salisbury halfway House that he'd been groom
I mean counseling before you went abroad.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, probably forgotten about me.
Speaker 4: Well we'll see nicely, Susan, all right.
Speaker 9: Number three, he'll have to send out a change of
address notice to Keith, Lily and P Diddy.
Speaker 4: Well, p did he has a change of address too?
Speaker 5: Is it turns out? But yeah, the big house right right,
the big house please? Is number two?
Speaker 9: Number two. He'll have to hire a Brinks truck to
finally settle up with Dave and and the number one
thing that one one has to do. The first day
he returns to the United States, click his ruby red
slippers twice and say, Auntie, where that is my hash pipe?
Speaker 5: Yeah? You can't even stay hash pipe over the head?
Why not?
Speaker 9: Hi?
Speaker 5: Can business? Anybody sensibilities?
Speaker 4: You're missing the damn.
Speaker 11: Wow?
Speaker 4: Okay, well you're looking at March.
Speaker 5: Good for you looking at March. Wow. I'm hoping it's sooner.
But we're looking at March.
Speaker 4: Someone just got something around the colon I from us
here now too. This is unbelievable. What's going on? Yeah? Something,
I don't know what it is.
Speaker 5: Oh boy?
Speaker 4: Okay, And I have my three saltines today, which is
one more than I usually.
Speaker 5: Do you have anything on those saltenes? Uh?
Speaker 4: No? Well some honey, what happened here?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: For some reason? So why don't we do this? Why
don't we take a commercial break now and you're listening
to Macaloni's with Dress, I'll show you in the Distant
Thunderbid doing network. Thank you Susan Kay for reading the
top ten we appreciate and the dance afterwards. Okay, so
we will take the brig and we'll be right back
after this flea. Stay tune.
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Speaker 4: Welcome back and Wench Macmoney's most trunks on show here
on the distance on the radio network.
Speaker 5: This is Mac the Mamontey.
Speaker 4: What a show we have a few tonight broadcasting live
from the Stabbing Gallley fitted by Water Street in Newyport, mass.
Let me introduce you quickly to the members of the
Polacy Girls. He's here in the version of his warm
one class the Potalwani.
Speaker 2: Hello Macallo, everybody, Welcome to the show. I hope my
vibe is in tune and on track and transmitting at
the right frequency.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's important, try and keep it tuned. Also with
us no club tonight, no Raven tonight, but our international
correspondent down there my sister's tank top West Virginia, Swish
Blade Steve Wood switching.
Speaker 3: Great to be here representing my sister's tank top, West Virginia.
Speaker 4: Okay, well, good for you. So listen, you sent me.
We'll get into your breakfast here in a second. But
you sent me I think as a I don't know,
a tease, as the kids say, because you had a
pancake the size of like a you.
Speaker 3: Know that was that was a while ago, that was
earlier in the week. Yes, the pancake the size of Kansas.
Speaker 4: It was just me the thing, What the hell is this?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 4: And it's a pancake? Huge view anyway, switch, Everything is
okay with you? The cat is uh to put the cat.
Speaker 3: Outright, don't to my left, which I can bring over
if you no, that's fine, It's fine. Okay. There's the
lounging on the bed right now, just kind of chilling out.
Speaker 4: Wow, what a surprise laundring. Also with us, oh right now,
though you have only mechanic hare as with us here. Yeah,
I'm here live at the stop. Also with us is
super fan Susan Kay down there in North Carolina. Susan,
how are you?
Speaker 5: How are you?
Speaker 9: Excellent? I couldn't be any better when I'm with.
Speaker 13: All of you.
Speaker 5: Really. Yeah, that's so nice. We should be a TV show.
You say the same about you.
Speaker 4: You know, we all say the same thing about everyone.
So what are you wearing tonight? It looks like a.
Speaker 9: It's a dress. I always try to dress up for you.
I can't really see.
Speaker 5: It looks like I like it. I like the over
the shoulder.
Speaker 4: Yeah that's what I was kind of, Yeah, reflecting the
land on the what do.
Speaker 5: You call that?
Speaker 9: It's just a little like a buckle strap, you know.
Speaker 5: What I mean? I like the bare shoulder stuff.
Speaker 4: I like that.
Speaker 5: Okay, but that's just me.
Speaker 3: Man. It's a good thing. There's an ocean between you guys.
Speaker 5: Yeah, really at the moment.
Speaker 4: Good for her. Also, weather it's down there, excuse me,
Connecticut smoking a little not her, but the state.
Speaker 8: Susie Pastile, Susie Susan's making look like a schlump over
here because I've just got my You've died of syphilis
shirt on.
Speaker 5: Mine.
Speaker 4: Well done, brilliant, brilliant.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 3: Okay, So do they mass produce.
Speaker 1: Thow were you starting with the masks?
Speaker 4: I thought we were in trouble.
Speaker 8: Well, so did you guys different generation than me? Did
you ever play Oregon Trail.
Speaker 4: No, no of it.
Speaker 8: They have the It was a game we all played
it in the nineties and computer class and this is
the logo from that game. And in that game, like
you would have disap remember in the wagon, and they
would die of dysentery, so or you would die of dysentery,
and so like if you you did bad in the game,
you'd get this would pop up and would say you've
died of dysentery.
Speaker 4: But this is.
Speaker 8: The the more modern version and they changed it so
it's a ghost driving the carriage.
Speaker 3: Play a game once called Past Lives and if you lost,
you were the flea that caused a bubonic plane.
Speaker 10: Oh amazing.
Speaker 3: So you're saying your game wasn't exactly Shoots and Ladders.
Speaker 10: Right, No, not exactly.
Speaker 1: What so so the did it ever explain how you
got shils?
Speaker 4: You get syphilis in the Oregon Trail?
Speaker 5: What are you doing?
Speaker 4: Al Capone was hanging around?
Speaker 3: Come on, it was a bloody toiletlet's see.
Speaker 8: Come on, wasn't it like Christopher Columbus and a lama
that spread syphilis throughout the world.
Speaker 4: I think that's anti Italian. Is an Italian?
Speaker 1: I wondered why that cod dealer near Boston had that
Lima Melico. I'm not going to say his name because
I don't want to provoke anything. But even in the
TV commercials he had had this Lama come in. It
was like We's Chico and Alama would come walk into
the room. So when his son inherited the business, all
of a sudden there was no more Lama.
Speaker 4: So I don't know what happened.
Speaker 5: They ate him obviously.
Speaker 4: Wow. So anyway, all right, so the Hull Gang is
the right and we have a variety of things to
talk about tonight. Susan Beth Stiele tax mean earlier off
here and said she has a bizarre bee story. Now
we should say that an album many things on his resume,
but one of them is that he's a beekeeper. He's
some really good bees, apparently because they make good honey,
and there were not many bizarre be stories around. So Susie,
am I right, yeah.
Speaker 8: And actually I wanted to do something specifically nice for
all he's always quiet in the corner and the dark back.
Speaker 10: There by himself.
Speaker 4: What trying to be you.
Speaker 10: Have to do something nice for him once in a while.
Speaker 1: Trying to be inconspicuous. Yeah, that would be the year. Yeah, yeah,
you do a great job of it. Oeh by the way, Yeah,
all right, so let's let's hear about the best about
the bees. Yes please.
Speaker 8: So this starts in two thousand and three in southwest
Poland and an unnamed man because they have different privacy
laws there. He went missing and his family had no
idea what could have happened to him. They said, like,
he had no enemies, nothing crazy was going on in
his life, he didn't have a drug problem, no real
reason for him to be missing. So fast forward to
twenty sixteen, so it's thirteen years later. A man was
out hiking in the woods and also birdwatch, so he
had his binoculars out. He's looking up into the trees
to see find different birds, and eighty two feet up
in this spruce tree, he saw what he first thought
was a mannequin, but was later found to actually be
a partially mummified corpse of that man that went missing.
Speaker 4: And in the tree up all the.
Speaker 8: Way eighty two feet up, this enormous spruce tree. So
they think because he didn't have contact with the ground
and there would have been no scavengers around to kind
of pick up the body. And also like there's different
atmospheric conditions up that high, and being in a vertical
position can also change the way your body decomposes.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, And he had.
Speaker 8: Two pairs of pants on for some reason also, So
those combination of conditions led to his corpse being mummified.
So they did an autopsy to find out what happened.
They did ultimately determine that it was a suicide, but
they found some interesting things during the autopsy as well.
So the first thing that they found was in his
head was a honey bee nest.
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, now I see where's going, all right, yep.
Speaker 8: And then they opened up his chest and inside his
chest was a wasp nest.
Speaker 5: Wow okay yeah yeah.
Speaker 8: Then they cut a little further down into his abdomen
and they actually see something moving. Oh and in the
autopsy room, a squirrel jumps out.
Speaker 10: Of his court and.
Speaker 5: Oh god damn.
Speaker 3: It inspired the movie Alien.
Speaker 4: And rock your boeing. That's a that's a three fo
right there.
Speaker 5: Wow, can you imagine?
Speaker 8: Well, that's the nice thing that I did for you.
Speaker 5: Nice.
Speaker 1: That's that's impressive, very impressive.
Speaker 4: And where do you have bees come? Into it. Your
bees were hanging around, they were in his head. Oh
that's right.
Speaker 5: Where's the movie treatment for that?
Speaker 1: Come on, I know if cocaine bear got got pressed
and attraction, I can't see why this wouldn't.
Speaker 4: But but what was he doing up in the tree?
How do you what? He climb up into something? Feats
way up in a tree?
Speaker 8: Yeah, he was from what I can tell, he was
kind of outdoorsy. And they think that he didn't want
his family to find him, and he wanted to do
it like as clean as possible, and probably just he
thought that he would just not be found and decompose
up there.
Speaker 10: But he didn't decompose.
Speaker 4: Wow wow wow wow wow? And how did how did
someone what happened? How did someone discover him up there?
They just look at it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he had binoculars out, so he's looking up into
the trees with the binoculars looking for birds.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, oh what a weird story.
Speaker 5: That is very strange.
Speaker 4: That's out there.
Speaker 5: Before as soon as the honey from most people, How
was it?
Speaker 3: I would like to know?
Speaker 4: God, Yeah, yeah, I'm going to just very quickly throw
it the switch. And then when you have to talk
to suits about something that she has. But switch Yes,
so world wants to know, did you, first of all,
did you go well for breakfast today?
Speaker 5: Or did you don ing in?
Speaker 3: I went out, I made the pilgrimage from the south
to the north, go ahead, and crossing the Ohio River
and went over to Ohio.
Speaker 4: And what Bob evans Bob Evans, Yeah, okay, And so
I'm gonna guess, let me guess. Okay, this won't be
much for guess. Yeah, two eggs, you know what, a
huge pancake, fries ah, bacon um and the you know
the gravy that you put on the on the on
the thing.
Speaker 3: You got the eggs right? I had a let me
call that country fried steak.
Speaker 5: Oh, I love that stuff.
Speaker 3: Two eggs over easy and hash browns. Yeah, nice hot
black coffee.
Speaker 5: Wow?
Speaker 4: Uh And that's fourteen bucks?
Speaker 3: God no, I think it was a little less than that.
I don't remember, but I I left the five dollars hip.
Speaker 4: See switchy, you learn from us?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 4: Uh so wow? Hm, I was going to ask something
about that. Oh well, I was gonna ask this. So,
how how's you? How's your coffee at home?
Speaker 5: These days?
Speaker 3: How's my one?
Speaker 4: Your coffee at home?
Speaker 3: Oh, listen, it's excellent, A A A better. A strange
f sent me a coffee maker through the mail.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well because secret admirer or what who was it?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 3: I I think they might be a secret admirer, but
you know, but yeah, it's it's good, it's really good.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well because you me.
Speaker 9: What is the name of the coffee maker?
Speaker 3: Please, the the actual brand, well, the name, the title,
the or the or the.
Speaker 9: Benefactor, the title of the.
Speaker 2: The bottle, coffeemaker, mister coffee, mister coffee is mister coffee.
Speaker 4: Switch switch coffee maker doesn't have switch on it somewhere.
Speaker 3: I'll have to examine a little. I've just been drinking
this stuff. You know. That's where my dates said, a microscope.
Speaker 5: The coffee switcher, the switcher coffee, so.
Speaker 4: Switch we know we did for breakfast and he left
a good tip.
Speaker 5: That's good.
Speaker 4: So let me just go back to Susie. But still
for a second. So we're talking about a bunch of stuff, Afia,
But what do we decide we're going to talk about tonight?
Speaker 5: Do you remember?
Speaker 10: Well, I actually have to tell you a secret.
Speaker 8: I've been waiting since Sunday when it happened to tell you,
So we may have gotten your name.
Speaker 10: Through a spirit box either said mac maloney or Macaroni.
Speaker 4: Probably Macaroni. Let's be real. Yeah, okay. One of the
other interesting so where was the spirit box at some
borrow somewhere?
Speaker 8: So well, I joined a paranormal investigation team a while back,
and their home base is the Laughing Well In Museum,
which is it's in Norwich, Connecticut.
Speaker 10: It's a three forty nine year old house. So we're
very lucky to have that as the home base to investigate.
Speaker 8: It's pretty cool'll be in a three hundred and fifty
year old house in the middle of the night, okay,
And we were when this happened. We were down in
the basement, which when you go in the basement, you
walk into what was a summer kitchen and then what
is now they call it the vault, which is it
used to be the slave quarters but now they have
display cases there. But there is a lot of activity
in that area. So we were doing it was me
and my son in the basement. Everyone else was on
the second floor, and we had two spirit boxes. And
one of the creepiest things that happened was I had
said we were communicating with something I had asked, are
you the thing that pretends to be my family but isn't,
And both spirit boxes at the same time said potentially.
Speaker 4: Let me just as let's explain to people what a
spirit box is.
Speaker 5: Yes, please, Yeah.
Speaker 8: So it's well, it's basically a modified radio and what
it does is it scans through radio stations very quickly,
so you're not actually hearing anything through the radio.
Speaker 10: Mine actually sweeps backwards.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 8: So the thought behind it is that a spirit or entity,
whatever you believe these things.
Speaker 10: Are, could speak through it.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 8: So if you hear something that is longer than a
sweep so mine, it's like, you know, a few a second.
So if you get like a sentence or something that's
longer than that, it's not radio signal.
Speaker 10: It's something communicating through that wavelength.
Speaker 8: So again, I'm going to be the first one to
bring up Keel on this episode. If you read the
eighth Tower, I'm pretty sure it's the eighth Tower, correct
me if I'm wrong, Steve, he talks a lot about
different frequencies, and you know how ultra terrestrials or entities
kind of can use different frequencies of sound, light, anything
to communicate.
Speaker 10: So that is just kind.
Speaker 8: Of one of the means that different non human things
would might be able to or you know, decease humans.
Speaker 10: It could be as well.
Speaker 4: So and they actually said the word potentially.
Speaker 10: Yeah, both of them at the same time.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, we have to break in because Dave is
just walking. Hold okay, Davis and Susan k I know
you wanted Davis here, Susan Kay, I did by Susan
Kay who called me.
Speaker 9: I did help with me. I'm always so disappointed when
it's not your voice.
Speaker 4: On the phone. It'll be me later. Let's go here,
you go breathing heavy? So did still have the two
Lobsters Tuesday Nights.
Speaker 5: Twin Lobster's twenty nine ninety nine comes to one side.
Speaker 4: That's unbelievable because there's places here will give you a
lobster wirl for twenty eight bucks.
Speaker 2: Right, yeah, some of them are thirty eight amazing.
Speaker 1: But even if the twenty eight, the places that have that,
they're not seafood restaurants. So yeah, yeah, you look at
them and go, am I gonna am? I gonna trust
how old that lobster is. I know if I can't here,
I'll be there. I know, it's just a seafood press.
You guys got fresh lobsters then yeah, yeah, oh wow.
So Dave, you have a couple of guests for us.
Speaker 4: I'm working on one.
Speaker 6: He says he's got some alien stories, but he's uh,
he's getting cold feet.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, well you know I'll drag him in here.
Speaker 5: Let's all right, I'm working a big time radio.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Dave.
Speaker 9: Appreciate that's a stranger, Dave.
Speaker 4: So that's a spirit book. So but why would you
think that, I mean, something could actually say a word,
like potentially, and it's kind of in between all this, uh,
this radio frequently jumping. Is it in the middle of
all these things? Or is it different radio frequency?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 4: You know what I mean.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's so you can hear it.
Speaker 8: You can hear when it switches, and you can actually
watch it switch stations, and you can set it at
different speeds too. And we're also in the basement with
the antenna down. Okay, so even if you stop scanning,
you're not going to pick anything up from the.
Speaker 10: Radio, which is important.
Speaker 8: You see, Like if you go on YouTube and you
look at ghost hunting videos, you can see people using
equipment totally wrong.
Speaker 4: Okay, funny, that's surprising. So it's a little different from
I know, and I've heard where people will go to
what they think is they'll hunted house. They'll set up,
you know, a really good tape recorder for the night,
you know, like a Steinbeck recorder or something like something
that's going to you know, pick up everything. They go
back and they check the tape the next morning, and
you can hear people's voices on it. You know, it
isn't like conversation, but you could definitely hear people's voices
saying words, saying having conversations and stuff like that. So
this is a little different, right, parts of the same.
Speaker 8: It's it's the same concept really, but it's live. So
if there is something that wants to interact with you,
you're hearing.
Speaker 10: It right then.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's funny afterwards, so you can more like have
a conversation sometimes.
Speaker 2: So mac movie, Is there a special kind of radio
that's best to use for an experiment like that?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean you can the one I have. It's
called an SB eighty seven spirit Box. They're like sixty
to eighty bucks. You can get them, but there are.
If you're more technically inclined, you could just get like
any a MFM handheld radio right and you know, make
it so it sweeps through channels really quickly.
Speaker 10: And backwards too.
Speaker 8: I have also seen people try to like sit there
and do it with their finger.
Speaker 10: To sleep through the stations real quick.
Speaker 8: I don't I don't have time for that, but you
could do it right.
Speaker 1: What about those scanning like you can get a like
the police scanners. They'll just scan through a bunch of frequencies.
You could probably set the frequencies. I don't know if
they go that lower, that high or whatever, but you know,
I have a couple of them that I mean, you
hit them to go it fast and they just run
through the channels until they think they hit something.
Speaker 4: But something like that might be interesting. So so who
are these people? And I know, so how's macalone? How's
my name come into this?
Speaker 8: So we are When you were in that particular spot
of the house, the spirit box will always shout out
random people's names or people's names that are there. Not
this weekend, but the last time I was there, it
kept saying my name over and over again.
Speaker 10: So somebody went and got me.
Speaker 8: So I came down and uh like came over and
I asked it, like, how do you know me?
Speaker 10: Who are you?
Speaker 8: And it said it was Snow. Snow is a former
member of the team who passed away a couple of
months ago. But then it also said.
Speaker 10: It was my Beverly. Right after that it used her nickname.
Speaker 8: It didn't call her Beverly, but it called like our
family nickname for her.
Speaker 4: Huh.
Speaker 8: I don't think it was either of those people. I
don't think it's decease human at all, personally whatever. Anytime
I'm involved, yes, it's like more like twickster ish stuff
that I get personally.
Speaker 4: Hang on some So, so, what what do you mean,
I mean.
Speaker 2: Why Susie attracts foreign entities? Just a goof on your Well,
I'm actually because you're a skeptic.
Speaker 10: This coming Sunday.
Speaker 8: I'm actually speaking to a woman who I think like
I've known her for a while and if anyone I.
Speaker 10: Would trust her about it.
Speaker 8: But she has said she's picked up on some kind
of ancestral entity attached to me.
Speaker 4: Okay, yes, all right, and then so so and then
mac maloney comes into this.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I just spit your name out.
Speaker 4: It is the spirit to spit your name around.
Speaker 5: That's all.
Speaker 4: Okay, better you than me? Wow, okay, wow, that's good.
My ears must have been ringing the fact though. As
long as it didn't say uncle Ale, we're all set.
Speaker 10: I'll ask it about you next time.
Speaker 4: Don't the guy with the bees, we don't want to know. Wow.
Speaker 5: Interesting, that's fantastic. I just want to update it.
Speaker 1: It's almost like a digital version of a Ouiji board.
That is scary.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, yeah, good, yeah yeah good.
Speaker 14: We also, I just got that they make cat balls
that when you turn them on and when the cat
not those kind of balls.
Speaker 10: But like the boys. Okay, when you when a cat
hits them, they light up. Okay, yes, you been using those.
Speaker 8: As you know detection devices. The first time I had
ever seen one go off was on Sunday. So if
you if you don't hit it and it goes off,
it could be something. We also have renpods going off,
which if someone or something gets near it, it lights
up and makes these horrible noises.
Speaker 10: Yes, yes, yeah, oh yeah, Susan's got one.
Speaker 8: What's that that's one of the we were using.
Speaker 4: So if that lights up something.
Speaker 5: That is around, so it has to be activated by
touching it.
Speaker 4: Oh oh yeah, that's that's that is a little weird. Wow. Yeah.
So do you ever get scared of these things? I mean,
you're in basements of old prisons and stuff like that.
I mean I think i'd probably need a bodyguard.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 8: Uh, there was this one time I got freaked out
in the basement. It was a spirit box session and
it was me and my son were down there and.
Speaker 10: Dave one of the other investigators in the group.
Speaker 8: And we were getting only female voices through the spirit box. Okay,
and Dave is also director of the museum, so he's
in this house all the time. Dave goes upstairs and
then in a male voice, we hear Dave just left.
Speaker 10: And then right after that, I.
Speaker 8: Felt like something was behind me, and I immediately just
put my turn so my back was against the wall
and something was behind me.
Speaker 10: I did not like that.
Speaker 8: That was the one time I did get freaked out
because that felt like they were waiting for.
Speaker 10: Dave to leave, because he's like the boss of the place.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I don't think Once again, we always
say yeah, yeah, come on the story.
Speaker 3: I'm trying I'm working on.
Speaker 5: Okay, all right, tell him.
Speaker 8: The sues have requested his presence see if that gets
him out.
Speaker 4: See I don't think. I think only certain people can
here go see UFOs and someone and I'm not one
of them, you know what I mean. So if I
went with you on your investigative team, I would hear
these things too. I would hear the words of the
spirit box and stuff.
Speaker 10: You would hear the words in the spirit box.
Speaker 4: Really, yeah, do we record them? Do we record them?
Speaker 10: We've done recordings.
Speaker 8: Good workout, I'd say you should come down.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yourself.
Speaker 8: It's experiences over evidence. I think, like if even if
you watch a video, it's not that compelling until you
have your own experience.
Speaker 9: We did.
Speaker 8: I think that house likes food because we'll be there
and nothing will be happening.
Speaker 10: And then like Sunday night.
Speaker 8: I said I had brought food for everyone. I said,
all right, let like nothing's going on, let's take a.
Speaker 10: Break and go eat. And then all of the MF
detectors went off at the same time.
Speaker 8: And then like cats, later on in the night, we
were upstairs and I said something about going to get
some candy, and the same thing happened again.
Speaker 4: I mean, that's funny. That's a trigger thing, you know,
it seems maybe for cod Well.
Speaker 10: Yeah, the house used to be an inn.
Speaker 8: It was actually like General Washington used it during the
Revolution as a meeting, and uh it was.
Speaker 10: It was an inn.
Speaker 8: So there's people coming and going, having drinks, eating, having
a good time in it. But now it's a stuffy museum, right.
You know, I personally think like houses have their own
spirit or energy.
Speaker 10: I think that.
Speaker 8: House wants people in there like it used to have,
of eating, having a good time talking.
Speaker 4: How about this for a title for a book, ready,
switchy the Ghosts Hungry the Ghosts show will be more
of a horror movie.
Speaker 5: Ghost the Ghosts are mac people.
Speaker 3: There is a book out there by Joe Fisher called
Hungry Ghosts.
Speaker 5: Hungry Ghosts. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Nice, good day for a band. So anyway, So Susie,
what do you have to tell us about tonight? That's
the the spirit box and so on? Anything else going on?
Speaker 5: What more do you want? That's fantastic, Hey.
Speaker 9: I do.
Speaker 8: There was something we talked about earlier that I kind
of immediately brushed off. Okay, go ahead, and you had
brought up Atlantis and I said, I have nothing like
what my opinion about Atlantis will be boring to you
because I'm pretty sure it wasn't a thing.
Speaker 5: In my opinion, it never existed.
Speaker 4: Well nothing like we've nothing that we've heard about, you know.
Speaker 8: But but I have found a way to reconcile the
science with you know, a potential way it could.
Speaker 10: Have existed, and it involves aliens.
Speaker 3: I have.
Speaker 10: I've decided that.
Speaker 8: Aliens are the only way Atlantis could have existed.
Speaker 4: It makes sense, I mean some kind of higher intelligence definitely, yep.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 8: So the reason like we kind of know there wasn't
a human civilization that was advanced at that time is.
Speaker 10: Through ice cores.
Speaker 8: Okay, yes, right, one thing that's been like heavily studied.
They could see like even when humans started working with
metals that goes up into the atmosphere, they can see
it in the ice core. So there's no away for
humans to have had some kind of energy source that's
completely clean just out.
Speaker 10: Of the blue, right, yes, right, I wouldn't be picked up.
Speaker 8: In these ice cores to be completely clean.
Speaker 4: An ice core is it's almost like looking in the trees,
the rings of a tree. But basically you take an
ice core and you can physically go down. Well, there's
twenty years ago what was you know, what was frozen
in the atmosphere, basically what fell to ground? Yeah, and
then it will go all the way you know, forever.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 4: So it's a way of you know, figuring out what
was going on at a certain time.
Speaker 8: But we know the the continents are have changed. We
know that there's a lot of stuff underwater. They do
underwater water archaeology and Long Island Sound all the time
that used to be dry land at one point. Sonny,
If you you know, had some kind of visitors come
in from another planet or what have you, right that
had this advanced energy and either created a colony themselves
or gave that technology to this group of people, Atlantis
could have been possible.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so archaeologists and Atlanta's people could both be right
and wrong at the same time.
Speaker 4: Sorry, we were talked about earlier in earlier shows that
I know you're not a big fan of Graham Hancock,
but he's one of these guys who has this theory
that something was going on on this Earth about twenty
thousand years ago roughly.
Speaker 5: You know, we see these.
Speaker 4: Huge megaliths that were built by you know, Caveman and
you know, stuff like that. Wouldn't it be the same thing.
I mean, you know, if you look at an icechool,
I from twenty thousand years ago, and if some something
crazy was going on, wouldn't we see that in the
ice school, like some kind of lots of pollution, lots
of stuff in the atmosphere to indicate like something is
going on other than like agriculture or something.
Speaker 10: Yeah, you would, yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 5: And it's not there.
Speaker 10: It's not there.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 8: But I think we need to also kind of decide
on how what we feel is advanced in a civilization.
When you know, people like Graham Hancock are speaking about it,
they mean technologically advanced, right, Okay, if you mean and
this is personally what I think would be advanced. Like
everyone is fed, everyone's happy, we're not going to war,
people are making art, people are having a good time.
I think art is a part of these cultures being
advanced that we kind of take for granted. And like
go Beckley Teppe, amazing art work that was way ahead
of its time. Yeah there, you know, I like that's
an advanced culture to me.
Speaker 10: They were they were far advanced for their time, right, and.
Speaker 4: So but who were they? You know, That's the thing
is like maybe there is there a chance that you know,
I hate think this is really like going out in limb.
But if they were aliens, that they weren't from here,
that there was just some kind of military base, almost
like a forgotten which happens, a forgotten military outpost somewhere,
and you know, they might they might have, you know, personally,
they might have like this incredible technology that they're just
kind of stuck here with, you know, you know what
I mean, I mean, you know, I.
Speaker 8: Mean archaeologists always say things that they don't understand were
like religious for religious purposes, like you know, in two
thousand years, someone might find like some of the dumb
stuff that I make when I'm bored and think, oh,
I don't know what that is.
Speaker 3: It must be.
Speaker 4: Yes, no religious interesting religious beliefs. Is she worshiped? Arecnids? Well?
The the perfect example of that is that so back
way back when when they would find you know, even
like dinosaur bones or you know, like masted you know,
you know, massive domins and stuff like that, by the
times they throw them in the same pit, right, And
so then thousands of years go by in the Greeks
start digging up these pits and they see all these bones,
and they stopped putting together all these weird animals. That's
how like the mythical animals started, you know that the
goats that can fly and all that kind of stuff,
because they believe that happened because of what they dug up.
And then you know, all of a sudden, people realized,
wait a minute, you know this doesn't work, you know,
so oh yeah, they had thousands of animals or at
taxidermist with a real sense of humor, yeah something, you know,
but yeah, that's what happened. So flying monkeys and stuff.
See that stings in a way because it's it's it's
interesting to think, hey, yeah, twenty thousand years ago, something
was happening. This is this is the reason for the
But if you don't have the scientific evidence that something
you know, really kind of worldwide global was happening, some
kind of cool Atlantis type thing, but we know it
didn't happen, you know, so that kind of takes the
year out of that balloon in a way.
Speaker 5: So back, but the Dunovan song doesn't do it for.
Speaker 4: You, no, not at all. The Beatles playing that pay's.
Speaker 8: Yeah, there probably was some great things that have gone
on throughout history that we have no idea about.
Speaker 10: But everyone wants these like huge like history you know,
mind bending things.
Speaker 8: Yes, Yeah, there's plenty of cool, smaller things that went on.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Sure.
Speaker 1: And some of these civilizations, you know, it could have
been you know, like like COVID something came through and
killed them.
Speaker 10: Happened in New England.
Speaker 8: Black, it's a great dying in New England the early
late fifteen hundreds, early sixteen hundreds. None of us would
be here if it if it wasn't for that, because
the colonists never would have been able to take over
if ninety percent of the population hadn't just died.
Speaker 4: Wow, huh boy, they had all the advantages, didn't they.
Speaker 8: Speaking of colonists, I was just reading an article last
night about a skull that they found in what would
have been Jamestown Colony that had evidence of butcher marks
on it. And it was a young woman, so they
think they cannibalized her.
Speaker 4: Well that's the Yeah. That was like the first real
big establishment of the English settle is in this in
you know, in North America and then and they were
doing Okay, there's a couple of movies about it, whichs
really good, and then they just then they just kind
of like disappeared or whatever. You know, no one never
really am I getting that right?
Speaker 5: They moved or they okay, that's the other one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 8: At the same time period, really it was sixteen o
eight and sixteen oh nine, there was this really bad drought,
so there weren't that many colonists here at the time anyway,
but the ones that were here just had they had
no way to survive, so archaeological evidence now points to
them turn into cannibalism.
Speaker 10: The thing is they.
Speaker 8: Threw this girl's skull in a pit with like a
horse and a goat that they had also butchered too, Like,
they didn't even bury her after These are like the
Pilgrims too, that were.
Speaker 1: You know, they just dehumanized her enough, because to bury
her would admit that you ate a person if you
just chucked them in with the rest of the whatever.
It's just humanized enough, not a person, it's there was
somebody we needed to eat.
Speaker 2: Maybe she was really she might have died by natural causes,
and they said, well, you know, it was starving to death.
Speaker 4: So it's called a hammer in your head. Wow, listen,
and it's an awful story about the It's Thanksgiving.
Speaker 2: I had this vision of the colonists and your everything
is hunky dory and they're you know, they're eating poker
with the Indians and playing poker.
Speaker 8: That what they tell you at school, Like the first thing,
everything was great, and then we're here now and the
Native Americans are all gone.
Speaker 10: Don't know what happened?
Speaker 4: They got their casinos?
Speaker 10: There are they? They building a casino out your way?
I think, what is it, tawn.
Speaker 4: In or uh, they have a big casino in Boston.
Speaker 5: And Everett of the Encore.
Speaker 10: Yeah, the Wampanog tribe.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, those are like kind of mini casinos, you know.
But yeah, any casino is a good casino. Why don't
we do this, Why don't we take a commercial break
now real quick and re group and you're listening to
Thank you Susie for that. By the way, tell us
about the weird be story, which will keep me up tonight.
That's odd, man, that's that's animals and you know, right
inside someone's body, and you know the eight.
Speaker 2: Stuff written their brain probably which you didn't tell you,
is that they learned how to speak English.
Speaker 3: You know. Macket's sort of like a mutual of Omaha's
Wild Kingdom.
Speaker 10: Then we ended with cannibalism.
Speaker 4: Carry on top, Let's take a break now and we'll
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But it's great to be here.
Speaker 4: We have to talk about something.
Speaker 5: Listen.
Speaker 4: So you you have like a Turtle Makes sweater on,
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look like, what's it saying on?
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my life.
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Speaker 3: Then you need to read Ivan Sanderson. I think it's
a what is it, undervited visitors or invisible residents? One
of those two. He devotes a chapter to the bermuna triangle,
and he talks about how it's not really a triangle
at all. It's more of an ellipse about forty miles wide,
thirty miles high, kind of on a tilt. And there
are potentially several of these areas all around the globe.
So I would I would highly recommend reading Ivan Sanderson
and you may not be as disappointed.
Speaker 4: Well, listen, let me do this. Let me first of
all introduce super fan Susan Ka. Susan, Kay, how are you?
Speaker 9: I'm doing amazing. I'm so happy to be here.
Speaker 4: So you had a can on earlier? You know that's
isn't that? I guess the CC the catcoat.
Speaker 10: That's Lucy?
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, no one. Her name doesn't make it
any better. I gonna bring Rudy in her one what
he says about right.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Susan. Thirteen thirteen cats?
Speaker 4: I think sounds like a movie also with us down
in excuse mean Connecticut? Is sus your best? Youll Susan?
Speaker 8: Is it only cats that are banned? Or could I
like get my snake and have him on?
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's gonna be ban till he's probably cold.
Speaker 5: Didn't he just give up? His skin.
Speaker 4: You know, did he do that in the privacy of
his own did you.
Speaker 10: Watch he does it at night?
Speaker 8: And you can you can tell it's coming because their
eyes will start to get like cloud and they get
a little grumpy right before they malt or they shed,
and they won't eat as much because you have to
like lose a little bit of weight to get the
skin off of you.
Speaker 10: Same with spiders too, before.
Speaker 3: They How many beers does Mac have to drink before
his eyes get cloudy?
Speaker 4: Any shrinks and very.
Speaker 5: Hots his jacket at the office.
Speaker 4: Wow, okay, well that night it's gat Yeah, I'm learning
a lot tonight.
Speaker 2: This is nature unbelievable. Who says it? Who says there
isn't a god? When you see all this nature just
all around us?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Right, magic like people are are always looking for, like
magic and mystical stuff.
Speaker 10: Go sit in the woods for a while.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it's there.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I think I'm going to hop in at your house.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I think I'm going to have a new T shirt.
Speaker 5: And charge admission.
Speaker 2: I mean you can charge fifty bucks.
Speaker 8: Well, have tried and suggested. I like charge admission to
my small zoo. Likes more than people in my house.
Speaker 4: Well, you're gonna have a new T have a new
T shirt made. It's gonna be my spider diet of syphilis.
Speaker 1: No, it's gonna be it's going to be no, no, no, no.
See because of the problem we have here with the
boyfriends of Yes, people coming onto the show giving us
a you know, not being thrilled with us, I'll have
a T shirt made that said I died of stiffs,
you know, stiff because there was.
Speaker 5: A getting it.
Speaker 1: You know, go ahead, they don't like us being near
their females. Yes, so with Stiff's well, you know, we
could be Jesus.
Speaker 4: Edit that out. I mean that one died on the
vine man.
Speaker 5: What happened to the girl that her father runs a
towing company? What's her name?
Speaker 4: What was that girl?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: Erin Aaron, Yeah, Aaron, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: Wow. Is she like an Instagram influencer now or something?
Speaker 4: But she I think she's Yeah, she's not in the area.
We asked Dave about her, but she would be a
superstar on Yes the show me No, no, no, no,
just a very interesting character that one one obviously remembers.
So anyway, I have a we have a.
Speaker 2: Bunch of characters on the show right now that you
just can't they can't be matched, right, But Susie the
Susan's uh you know the Ravens.
Speaker 4: But in the early days it was kind of rough anyway.
So we're gonna throw it a Switchy. I've introduced him
when they introduced you, well, yes you do, sure you did,
and I destroyed it. Right, everyone is introduced, including all
the live and dead mice. So we're gonna go to you,
uh Switchy, Okay, yeah, you're you're a big Bob Evans
breakfast into the day at least, which have a lunch.
Speaker 3: Uh, let's see what did I have?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: I didn't really I had. It was a late breakfast,
So I sipped by McDonald's and I had a just
a regular hamburger, Just a regular hamburger.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 3: Not even a big mac or a uh what do
you call a quarter pounder?
Speaker 4: Yeah, no fries, nothing, Yeah, yeah, a few.
Speaker 6: Silly And now it's time for another story from the
Lost Animals of the Paranormal. It's time for Steve Ward's
report from the Ringe.
Speaker 4: So we're talking off here about is it called the
four one one disappearances?
Speaker 3: Yeah? That David Politis that is Missing four one one series. Yes,
he was a he's a retired uh uh police detective,
and he was he had a fascination with Bigfoot, and
he uh he wrote a couple of books, the hoop
Of Project and uh oh god, what was the other one?
He wrote two really good books on Bigfoot, and he
went and interviewed many Native Americans and so forth, did
it like a really kind of a scientific study. But
he was at one of these one of these parks,
one of these national parks, and a couple of people
came up to him one time and said, you know,
we've got a real mystery here. And he they told
him about mysterious disappearances in national parks, and I mean
really bizarre disappearances. These are not people that just wanted
to go off the grid or whatever. Yes, and then
he found out that these disappearances were happening not just
the national parks but but all over the place, and
uh so he started investigating them. And these are just
you know, these are situations where people are in a group,
the last person in the group all of a sudden vanishes,
or somebody goes over a hill and they're gone. Just
just really, I mean, if you start reading these things,
they're just bizarre. He has a series of uh in
one of his more recent books on I Think it
was Idaho, he has like different regions of the country,
different states or whatever he focuses on, and even around
the globe. But he has several profile points.
Speaker 4: What's switche Why do they call it the Four War
one disappearances?
Speaker 3: Though, I guess four one one is what information? Yeah, yeah,
I guess you see, I guess I'm not really sure
why he named it that.
Speaker 4: But as you said that, it's like as weird as
this is. Like there'll be three hikers and they're going
up a trail and like the first guy goes around
the rock and he's not there. I mean it's it's a.
Speaker 3: Kid is out but playing hide and seek, and he
hides behind a tree. They can't find him anymore.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: And and sometimes they find these people. Sometimes they unfortunately
they don't find them. Sometimes they find them deceased. Sometimes
they'll find them hours or days later, and they can't
Oftentimes they can't quite explain, even adults can't quite explain
what happened to them. Why, well, you know, why they
lost their way or whatever. And sometimes younger children can't
really explain what happened.
Speaker 4: To give that. That's a perfect hippo. There's one of them, right,
there's a girl, like, a little kid went missing from
a campsite. There's a family camping with an extended family.
They can't find the kid. It's probably eight years old
or something younger. Everyone, you know, the whole everyone comes
in search and search, and they find the kid, like
almost on a mountain, like twenty miles away or something.
Speaker 3: Yes, And normally, I mean, there's a book I forget
who wrote it, but he tells you, you know, at
the age of the child and if they're missing, how
far a regular child would wander away, like maybe one
or two miles. And some of these these children are
found fifteen miles away over rough terrain, over a short
period of time, and they're alive sometimes, but how the
hell did they get there?
Speaker 4: Yep, and they can't. Was the kid's quote? Was the
cows are really small or something?
Speaker 3: Yes, Yes, this one little girl, she said that she
couldn't explain what happened to her. She was very young,
she said, but the cows looked very small, implying that
she maybe she was way up at a high level,
and the cows looked but were so far away they
looked small to her. So did that even happen? And
how do they how do they find her?
Speaker 4: Put everything else aside, Put everything else aside? You hit
this happened? Okay? They find this kid almost virtually unhemmed,
like two days later, up on a mountain right And
there's no way she climbed up there, because she'd be
all caught. And yeah, she couldn't do it. How'd she
get up there?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 4: And maybe a helicopter you'd hear it, and you know
what I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 3: There are some people that and sometimes dogs will will
trace to a certain point and then stop because there's
no more scent. Another weird thing that happens is in
so many of these cases, the weather suddenly changes to
really bad weather where it makes it impossible to continue
the search. Uh Bolita says that normally these disappearances occur
late afternoon or early evening, and a lot of people
people it seemed to be targeted people that have some
kind of a disability or illness that they're found near creeks, rivers, streams,
another area of boulders and near granite. This is the
same thing with some bigfoot reports. And also sometimes people
that are very picking disappear, and that same motif shows
up with people that believe in the fairies. There was
a even politics looks at this a little bit. He
talks about a case in Newfoundland. You know, in Newfoundland
they brought many other traditions of the fairies across the ocean,
and there was this one young man that without picking berries,
and you're supposed to carry bread with you, I think
so that if the fairies come after you, you can give
them bread to to exchange with them or toward them
off or whatever. But he didn't bring any bread, so
he disappeared for two or three days. They find him
wandering around. He's in kind of a stupor, and they
don't know, you know, you can't explain what happened to him,
but it's uh. And then another weird thing is a
lot of times people of German nationality disappeared. I guess
that means left handed Italians are safe.
Speaker 4: Then right might be the Israeli Secret Service too, so
let me switchy. So these people eventually found, you know,
most of them deceased.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure what the percentage is. There are some
that are found and sometimes I mean people or children
have been found on the same trail that they were
searched half a dozen times. But many people are found alive.
But normally they have a they seem to have a
rough time, even adults have a rough time explo what
happened or how they got lost or whatever. It's very vague.
Now there are a couple really bizarre. I mean, He's
if you read it, you know. I will occasionally read
a David Politis book. He's got I don't know, six
or eight books out now, okay, and I will always
read them and during the daytime in a restaurant surrounded
by people. Because some of these stories creepy. Creepy, Yeah,
they really are.
Speaker 8: It's the berry picking part of it is interesting because
there are local, dative American legends about people going missing
while picking berries. Wow, I think I remember what I think.
I'm not positive. I think it was the Mashpee tribe.
They have a story and this is like pre contact.
So hundreds of years ago a woman was picking berries
and went missing, and she eventually came back with children
that were very dark skinned. They looked like we like
possibly African mix. But this was before the transcontinental slave trade,
so there there weren't African people here.
Speaker 4: Yes, right, funny.
Speaker 8: Yeah, she had said she had gone with some kind
of fay king and he had promised her all of
the stuff, and they had children together, and you know,
something happened.
Speaker 10: Between the two of them and she just came back. Yeah,
there was some kids.
Speaker 3: It's interesting how these these patterns keep showing up in
different places. Uh, I've got a couple of really bizarre
cases here. There was he calls this young man, little
little kid John.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: The family is anonymous and the uh it was near
Mount Shasta. But he's very because of their respect, their privacy,
he's very uh uh. He doesn't say much about it.
About six thirty pm, John goes missing. So they searched
for a little while. They couldn't find him. They contacted
the local sheriff and the forest Service. And this is,
like I say, in the shadow of Mount Shasta and
a lot of there's a lot of lower about Mount Shasta.
About five hours later, they find him and he's asleep
in a thicket and he was right next to one
of the primary trails that they had been searching for
now he's returned to his parents, and he's very quiet
about what happened to him. At first. He's a very
smart kid. He didn't start talking about what happened to
him until he was with his grandmother. And he said
that he woke up in something like a cave and
he saw a woman that at first he thought was
his grandmother. This this, this clone, this this uh this
image and uh he uh so at first he wasn't
afraid or anything. He thought that uh uh, and he
said he was in this cave or dungeon. He used
the words to except both both words to describe where
he was. There was some kind of a ladder that
went up the wall to a bright light and uh.
Again he thought that this was his grandmother until he
noticed there was sort of something like sparks coming from
her head, something like flashes of light. And then he
started to think of her as a robot, and that's
what he called her. And this this this whatever wanted
it took out a piece of of some kind of
a sticky like flypaper and and and wanted him to
go to the bathroom on it.
Speaker 16: Okay, so and he said he couldn't so trying to
scare me, Mac, you have to hear it.
Speaker 3: Oh, I can't understand the scary voice.
Speaker 4: I'm not scared. We tried, okay, so.
Speaker 3: Uh now, and it turned out that his his real
grandmother had been to that spot a few months earlier,
Switcher with this.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, Can I interrupt you one more time?
Speaker 3: Yes? Absolutely?
Speaker 4: Did you say at some point that someone wanted someone
to go to the bathroom on fly paper?
Speaker 5: Did I just some.
Speaker 3: Kind of sticky paper?
Speaker 10: Number two?
Speaker 3: I ask? But I think it was maybe might have
been number two, but the kid wasn't playing.
Speaker 4: Let's put not specified what I thought that was a flashback.
Speaker 5: I'm glad it wasn't. Okay, please swetch go on.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: So it turns out a few months before his real
grandmother had been there with a companion and had spent
the night out there in their truck, and uh she
woke up with some kind of a uh, a sore
neck and there was some kind of like a red
dot there like somebody had I don't know, like a
deduction type thing where she had some kind of mark.
I mean, who knows. But it's it's really bizarre that
here this kid has this incredibly weird experience. And the
thing is that David polite Is, for the longest time,
never came forth with what he thought was going on. Right,
she thought there was more than one explanation for some
of these things. I mean, he even has a book
called U Missing for one one a sobering coincidence, where
he talks about urban areas where people have just period
and people that have been very inebriated and even been
on a camera, and then all of a sudden they disappear.
And sometimes they show up after being gone for weeks.
They show up in the water or something like that,
and they examine a body and they find out they've
only been dead for a few days. Where the hell
were they for all those weeks?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 3: I mean, this is this is is a bizarre mystery.
So here's here's one other one. Yes, go ahead back now.
Speaker 5: I was just going to say that.
Speaker 4: Now it's interesting because in this country it's weird, all right.
If someone goes missing, it depends on who you are. Frankly, Okay,
if you have some like little white kid, the whole
country is going to know about it until they found
you in the woods. If you're not, you know, it's
not going to be that big of a story. Okay,
But when people go missing under late mysterious circumstances, you
will hear that on let's say, the national media. You
will become a story, you know what I mean. And
so but a lot of times you don't hear what happened.
So as you were just saying, I remember this, there
was some kid everybody a year ago. He's at spring break.
They have them on camera here, there and everywhere.
Speaker 5: He's drunk.
Speaker 4: He's wandering down the street and stuff like that. Boom gone,
you know what I mean, just gone, Not in the water,
not in the woods, just gone.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 4: So this stuff happens. I just want to say one
other thing too. You were talking about how all of
a sudden, the scent of the you know, the dog
is like falling the scent, and all of a sudden
the dog stops in the mir the middle of the
field or something. So this guy, know who's in like
you know, like the green Price, He says. What they
used to do is they would take green Paris and
they would like let you out in the middle of
the forest in Maine and you have to make it
to Boston in two days with nothing but a knife
and you're in a bathing suit that type of stuff,
you know what I mean. So you rode kill and
all that. So when they had search for you, they'd
bring dogs out, and they said, what you do is
you you walk along one side of a stone wall,
then you get on the other, and then you get
on the and the dog gets tired of going over
the wall and he just kind of gives up on you.
That's how you evade it. But also he said you'd
go out with a dog and he'd miss. He'd all
of a sudden, the scenter's gone in the middle of
a field, and you say, what happened there? So that's
where the helicopter picked them up. Right, So when you
see when you're talking about this and all of a
sudden the dog stops looking for someone. One of these disappearances,
there's only one the way they could have gone, you
know what I mean, kind of up.
Speaker 2: You know, I got a question, sweitchy. Yes, is it
always a single individual that goes missing?
Speaker 5: Or is there ever a good question?
Speaker 3: People are a group normally. There was one case. We're
two children, you know, it's just pretty big in my
memory that went missing at the same time. But normally
it's somebody, you know, whether they're hunters or whatever, they
separate or the one guy doesn't is behind the rest
of them. Normally it's one person. Normally it's it's one individual.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that is weird.
Speaker 2: Yep, we're previously in a group of right number of people.
Speaker 4: I mean it literally is like three people walking on
a trail and the first guy who goes around the rock,
all of a sudden he's gone. He's literally and they say,
where could he have gone? You know, we look everywhere.
He didn't fall. It just disappeared, you know, very And
it's in national parks mostly too, I'm.
Speaker 3: Sure, well not just national parks, but in the world everywhere.
And I have to tell you that before I get
to this next incident, which is really bizarre. I what
was it back about twenty ten? Maybe I went to
a oh god, what do they call it? A h Anyway,
I was a wilderness area in upstate New York where
people have talked about. You know, there's there's stone chambers
near there, there's I spent the night near Hawk Rock.
What do they call it? A watershed area? You're not
really supposed to stay there overnight, but I went there
anyway because I thought maybe this was a place I
could experience something. A friend of mine no longer with us,
Roseberry Ellen Guiley, had experienced some bizarre stuff there. Many
other people have, and so I was. I was out
there that night next to Hawk Rock. Didn't see anything. Actually,
I confess I fell asleep a couple of times. Intrepid
paranormal investigator. It was about a month later I listened
to the first interview I ever heard of David Politis
with George DApp on Coast to Coast am all these
people disappearing in the middle of nowhere, And I thought, oh, yeah, yeah.
If i'd heard that before, I never never would have
spent the night alone out there.
Speaker 4: You were alone. You went out there alone.
Speaker 3: I went out there alone. I was I was really
determined to try and have some kind of an experience.
Speaker 5: What happened? And you got.
Speaker 3: Absolutely no, no, no, not nothing.
Speaker 5: I was face it.
Speaker 3: No, I guess uh, you know. Listen, I wandered by
and flip me the bird and I wouldn't have even
known it.
Speaker 4: Were you in a tent just sleeping.
Speaker 3: No, No, it was actually there was this rock, this
kind of a flat rock next to howk Rock. But
I climbed up on and I had a canvas chair
I sat in, and so it was kind of a
flat area. But uh, and it was it was so dark.
The forest canopy was so thick that even my night
vision goggles I had to click over to the I
R illuminator to see anything, because you know, night vision
goggles need at least some ambient light to work. So
I almost I mean, I saw a couple of birds,
I saw a deer, a part of a deer at
a distance. It was hardly anything going on there.
Speaker 4: But what were you expecting to be abducted?
Speaker 3: Well, well it was. Ellen Guile was out there with
a group of people overnight and at one point there
was something that passed overhead. She couldn't quite see it.
She had the impression it was like some kind of
a cube or whatever, but it was it was giving
off vibrations like some kind of it was like some
kind of agitation or whatever. She could feel the air.
And then later on in the night, for about fifteen minutes,
she saw what seemed to be a set of maybe
I don't know, a dozen or fifteen eyes, little red eyes,
point pin pointed eyes and they. I mean, she couldn't
see what they were. The impression and people have said
that they saw little little hooded creatures out there like jahuas.
But you know, she again, she could not see what
they were, and they eventually they faded away, but not
all at once. Some of the eyes drifted away at
different points. So anyway, Uh, you know, she experienced something
really bizarre up there and one hundred percent credible. So
I thought, Uh, I mean, I had my video camera ready,
you know, I.
Speaker 4: Was ready, man, and happened. Nothing happened, though.
Speaker 3: Right, Well, nothing happened while I was awake, I not
at all. A couple of times I had a couple
of five hour energy drinks transfusions and they just didn't
keep me awake. So but yeah, it was anyway, it
was quite an experience and nothing happened.
Speaker 4: Well you're really committed there, though, switch what's that you
really committed?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely. I drove all the way to this car
mail near Carmel, New York. I knew there was a place.
I got a room, this a little cheap ass motel
in the middle of nowhere, and I went there kind
of early. I mean, I was, uh, wasn't I wasn't
sure I was going to be able to find this place.
I'd been there a couple months earlier with Rosemary and
a couple other people in April, and it was by
uh uh what was it June? I guess it was.
There was a lot more foliage and so forth. I
almost got on the wrong path. Anyway I found. Oh
and another thing is when I got to uh, Hawk
Rock and looked at the the the flat rock next
to it, I looked beneath it in the shadows, and
I thought at first I saw a couple of bears,
and I thought, holy shit, really not for me. No,
And anyway, a little little closer look, it turned out
there were just shadows. So there are supposed to be
bears wandering around there, and I did not want to
tangle that.
Speaker 4: Better be an octopus in Vack. You, hey, listen, just
get something from the fan base said that I said
that you were committed, not that you should be committed.
Speaker 3: Well, anyway, let me get let me tell you this
other missing form on one case because it deals with Bruce mcabee.
Remember Bruce Backaby was on the show. Oh yeah, he's
no longer with us, but he wrote that great book
on Kenneth Arnold's siding was an optical.
Speaker 4: Physicist physicists, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: And David polit just would use him to examine different
alleged photographs of whatever. Well this is this was an
incident in Lime, Ohio. September twenty nine, twenty ten, he
published this case of a hunter that was up in
a blind and had this bizarre experience that it was
something like like like with the predator effect, you know,
that kind of blurring or whatever the people see in
the trees or whatever. And David Polite just said that
could he wanted to He wondered if he would tell
him who this person was and could he interview him?
And turns out it was Jan mccaby, his wife, so
a very credible lady, and she was she was out
in her deer blind in Lima, Ohio, and she had
just texted somebody on her what was it, her BlackBerry
Pearl eighty one thirty and about five thirty two pm,
and she was talking about how you know, she's listening
to all the the birds and the insects and the
wind and the trees, and then all of a sudden
everything stops. And we've talked about the oz effect before
everything gets super quiet, which should not happen in the
woods in the forest. So and then she noticed about
I don't know, fifteen twenty feet away from her, looking
in the trees, and she shook, took a couple of pictures.
There was this kind of a blurring effect, a little
bit like the uh, the predator effect that we're used to.
And and this thing shows up, you know, the uh
we all remember the Skinwalker Ranch the original book, yes,
the Hunt for the Skinwalker by George Knopp and Colin
kellerher there was an incident where and this is up
when the shermans they had they had been actually talking
to Chris O'Brien and some of this information about the
Skinwalker Ranch got out before the book and before all
the publicity of from you know, art Bell and Coast
to Coast am And there was some guy that showed
up there that said he he really wanted to meditate
on the Skinwalker Ranch. He felt like he was led there.
So the sherman and his son said, okay, you know,
have have had it. So this guy's doing this, and
all of a sudden, this thing comes out of the
woods and it was this blurring effect, and it it
rushed out and scared the hell out of this guy
and he took off and and uh. In later years,
when the Predator movie came out, the sherman said, that's
what it looked like. That the kind of blurring effect.
And when Tom Powell, I believe his name is, who
wrote The Edges of Reality. He wrote a couple of
books on Bigfoot. He started out thinking Bigfoot was simply
flesh and blood. But he talks about this as the
the the the quick silver quick silver curtain. He's experienced
it himself in another book called Valley of the Skukum
written by Sally Shepherd Wolford. She's the mother of Autumn Williams,
the famous Bigfoot researcher. They they saw it also, they
called it the shimmer and so and I know a
lady that worked with with Linda Godfrey, another great researcher
that's no longer with us, and she said she saw
this same kind of a blurring effect or whatever in
the woods. So it's something that shows up now.
Speaker 4: And then, yes, let me just interrupt you again.
Speaker 5: So sorry.
Speaker 4: What that reminds me of and maybe other people too,
is that believe it or not? The US military has
a cloaking technology. Okay, the Israelis have it too, where
I'm not sure how it works, but you can. Let's
say you put a cloak over somebody. It's made of
some material that diffuses the light around it. So if
you're in front of a tree, you're going to be
kind of pot of the tree or something like that.
But that's what people say that they has this kind
of blurry effect, you know, like if you look at
it quick, you're not going to see anything there. If
you really look at it, you're going to see almost
like a blur of it. So, you know, almost the
same thing switch right.
Speaker 3: And whatever this is seems to be something natural to
these I don't know these creatures or whatever. But but
she actually took a couple pictures of this. Now, she
did not move for her deer blind until things went
back to normal, and she at the same time, she
got a text from her nephew. Her nephew was having
band practice about a half mile away at the local
high school and they saw some kind of a UFO,
some kind of a strange light hovering over the field.
At the same time, all this stuff is going on.
When she got the pictures back and her husband Bruce mcabee,
examined them and they're published in the book that this
is Missing four one one hunters that the PostScript at
the end, and you can see you see the photograph,
you see the kind of the blur and off to
the side you see these kind of like black hairs
that it hasn't completely covered up. So, man, I don't
know what to make of that. But these are just
a couple of really bizarre incidents of in the missing
for one in one books. Some of them are more
if you want to call them, mundane, where people just
go missing under bizarre circumstances. But again, there are situations
where where children are found fifteen miles away, right, yeah,
and and but and they may have scratches on them
or whatever. They may maybe they're a little dehydrated, but
the time period that is left where they to try
to explain how they covered that distance. I mean, there's
just one bizarre occurrence after another.
Speaker 4: With that instance, we're talking about the kid who has
found fifteen miles away on a mountain. Okay, they said
even if someone picked her up and carried her up there,
she would not be in the shape that they found her.
She was basically unharmed, Okay, unharmed. And to find I
mean just imagine the parents thinking, wow, and all of
a sudden, you find your kid up in a mountain somewhere.
I mean, you must be relieved, but you've got to
be freaked out too.
Speaker 3: I highly recommend these books, but you know, they're very,
very disturbing.
Speaker 4: They're going to creep you out.
Speaker 3: And also the uh, you know he a day before
I just talked about a there was an FBI agent
that was involved in investigating a lot of these cases.
He ended up committing suicide. Now I can't even imagine
if there was a connection or why he did. But
it's just, you know, I can see how unnerving all
this is.
Speaker 4: It's creepy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's creepy.
Speaker 4: Maybe he climbed up in a tree and let the
bees live in his head.
Speaker 3: That would I would think I went my end to
my life.
Speaker 8: Also, we need to go on a field trip to
some state parks and get some binoculars and look for
tree mummies and maybe we can solve some of these.
Speaker 4: Go right down the street from us.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, we'll send you out on a scouting missing.
Speaker 1: I need the night vision goggles though, Steve, what's that
I need this?
Speaker 4: If I'm going out at night, I need the night
vision goggles.
Speaker 3: Okay, very good.
Speaker 4: I got a feel and you already have a mouth. Anyway,
all right, time to bring the train into the station switch.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, I'm going to look for the train right now.
Speaker 4: So well done. Thank you, Thank you who said that, Susan.
Speaker 5: Interesting stuff tonight.
Speaker 4: Yes, is a very interesting show. Learned a lot. I
want to thank everybody involved, Okay, and I have to
start with Susie best you know, Susie, thank you very
much for joining us.
Speaker 10: You're very well come.
Speaker 4: It was my pleasure in the two hours. Was there
any time that you had to fight off sleep?
Speaker 8: Well, I talked for the first hour, so you know
it's hard to sleep and talk at the same time.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, good answer, Thank you, Susan. Okay, I
hope they put the fires out. They're expecting rain in
three days, okay, and they're supposed to put them all out, right.
Speaker 10: And then we'll get flood in.
Speaker 4: Yes, that'd be perfect right, that'll be flooding, right, Thank you, Susan. Susan, Kay,
it's that time we have to say goodbye.
Speaker 9: Oh I hate this time me too.
Speaker 5: Thank you very much for.
Speaker 9: Us, But this opportunity, as I always say, it's such
a pleasure to be in your presence and see all
your beautiful faces and talk about this really interesting stuff.
So I I could appreciate, uh, the opportunity.
Speaker 4: You know we do too. But I got to tell
you when you meet us in person.
Speaker 3: Some of these guys in person, Switch knows.
Speaker 9: Switches wasn't a let down. When I met Switch.
Speaker 1: Switch is probably the better, the better of the Yeah,
he's the pick of the litter, you know, this group, So.
Speaker 4: No offense one. You're not in the country, so I
can say.
Speaker 3: That I'm going to be adopt.
Speaker 5: Adopted, Listen, I have to.
Speaker 2: I'll be bringing my vibe back across the Atlantic and
see how Susan reacts.
Speaker 3: Is that any more chicks?
Speaker 4: Then if you come back, well, I just have to
ask Susie Pastille. One thing. Okay, So you mentioned that
you made food for this little group when you're in
the place that he had the ghost talking to the spirit, right.
Speaker 8: I made barbecue, pulled chicken sandwiches and potato salad.
Speaker 4: I was going to ask you what you made. Yeah,
that sounds good. Sounds sounds very tasty.
Speaker 8: I cook because I don't like the other people's cooking,
so I always offer, Well, the.
Speaker 1: Other thing is, you don't know the other person's kitchen.
You don't know what the kitchen looks like.
Speaker 4: Kitchen is dead, mice referator, it's frozen.
Speaker 1: But you know, I don't I know what you're saying,
because a lot of times when you go somewhere and
you people bring food and you look at them and
you go, I have no idea where this came from,
and it's very it's kind of shaky.
Speaker 2: I have a look at it that way whenever I
go at any place. I've been in many places on
the road and trade shows, especially ahead all you can
eat buffets, and prior to the glass that you keep
people from sneezing on your food, I didn't give a
rats behind. I always felt that my body needs to
work out with the antibody.
Speaker 3: Okay, so just just avoid the mouseburgers.
Speaker 4: Well, it might have been eating a rat's ass, as
it turns out, sure it was. It was a chicken sandwich.
Susan Kay, did she already dropped the bomb bomb? All
you can eat?
Speaker 5: I love all you can eat? Buffets.
Speaker 1: I was at a China buffet over the weekend. I
hate to say it, really yeah huh. Well, the Mexican
place I went to was closed, so the only thing nearby.
I was already an hour away from home, so I'm like, well,
there's a Chinese buffet up the street. So I went
there and it really wasn't bad.
Speaker 5: Did you go in Alta? All right?
Speaker 4: So fay so Susan, kay real quick? If you had
to prepare a pick think lunch for us, what would
you do? What would you make?
Speaker 9: So I love to cook, so it depends. I would
probably make like a homemade chicken pot pie I loved,
I just loved bake. It could be anything fried chicken tenders,
but something that I know you probably haven't had recently.
So I would take great pride in being clever at
what I brought.
Speaker 4: Wow, chicken pot pies.
Speaker 5: Man, growing up there, you have chickens too, right, No,
you don't want to know the chickens.
Speaker 1: I've told Mac about some stuff I've picked up at
the market basket up in uh which some of it
has been pretty good, some of us kind of shaky.
But and like a week ago I went up, I
ended up in the Walmart. There's a super Walmart further
up in New Hampshire, New Hampshire, and I went in
there too, and I forget what I had to buy,
but I get the oil for my cars because they
sell the cheapest globile one anyway, So I walk over
to the side that is the supermarket and they had
these little pot pies. Yeah banquet pot pies, Yeah, buck apiece.
They have the crust all away and they're not just
crust on the top, it's got all the way under.
And I bought like ten of them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I haven't had a pot pie am twenty.
Speaker 1: I'll walk one over and drop it on your draw.
They were a buck at Peach. You put them in
the microwave for five and a half minutes. Oh my god,
it's lunch. It's like it's a cheap and you know,
I feel kind of bad walking up to the register
at Walmart with ten buckets.
Speaker 2: I have a pot pie story. I lived in Charlestown.
There was a company called Matthews. Matthews Pies. Go down
there and hang out and watch the trucks go in
and out and the forklift trucks going back and forth,
and once again there'd be some employee that say, hey, son,
would you like some pies to take home to your
to your mom? Hell you, I guess I got free
pop pies from this place Matthews, right on Main Street
and Chilestown.
Speaker 10: I was trying to dispose of a body.
Speaker 4: Without really trying. Yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 5: People gave me food all the time. Really crazy. It
looked like I was hungry.
Speaker 4: Well Street Wave, Yeah, I thought I could see.
Speaker 3: By the way, Mac, I've got a really quick Mothman story. Recently,
it was the fifty eighth anniversary of the first sighting
of the Mothman in the T and T area next
to the old North Power Plant. I went out there
at two n pm to commemorate the first setting. You didn't, really, Yeah,
I didn't. I didn't see or experience anything other than
a couple of deer. But you know, it was kind
of kind of cool to be living that that close
and to be all go out there and celebrate the
first appearance of the Guru.
Speaker 4: So so switching. You go to uh you know, uh
isolated places at night and just gonna hang out waiting
for stuff to happen.
Speaker 3: Well, not that often these days, Okay, I wouldn't mind
being in the next Missing for One one book though. Really,
if I got a good write up, as long as you.
Speaker 4: Came back, Yeah, you have to be found right alive necessarily.
Speaker 3: I mean, if it's a good write up, I don't
have to be found.
Speaker 5: Along with you and call us up great for the show?
Speaker 8: Are allowed to profit from your death? Can we do
a show about it?
Speaker 3: Oh? Yeah, absolutely absolutely that right. You know, you guys
are kind of cheerious.
Speaker 1: Susan will take the cats, but we also need the
train wreck pictures.
Speaker 5: Yeah right, we do need that.
Speaker 4: Thank you switch well, listen on the music, and thank
you well for for setting all this up, for being here.
Now we got to take it a pot and we're drunk.
Could be worse anyway, how I'm not going to go there.
Speaker 5: That could be there and there'd be three of us,
would be like the three Stooges.
Speaker 4: Spread out. So thank you one one for join us too. Listen,
three Stooges. In five years, there'll be one hundred years old.
They're first nineteen thirty. And I know the girls in
the audience aren't going to understand this, but they're hilarious.
Susie Best Yeah, used to just be I know who
they are, Susan. Kay, that's a thumbs up. Okay, it's
a very weird woman who gets this whom the humor
they have funny a hundred years later they are literally hilarious.
Speaker 5: You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Just yeah, because of who they were, that was it,
how they did it, they just yeah, yeah yeah, slapstick
and its best. It's Vaudville on film, is what it is.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Anyway, it's a non stop yeah yeah, NonStop movement and
stuff going on and just curly curly, funniest guy ever.
Speaker 9: Yeah. You have to keep an eye on what's going
on in the in the frame.
Speaker 2: At there's a lot of visual stuff going yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
funny the World War two stuff.
Speaker 4: You know they're pranking on on the Japanese.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the Japanese and Hitler is the funniest stuff, right.
Speaker 5: You don't see that. They don't play episodes on TV.
Speaker 4: You can't play that stuff. But it's a funny series
of uh wacky sacky, come back, come back.
Speaker 5: Anyway. Okay, does a great impersonation of Hitler.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, perfect, And when and when the mustache comes off,
he goes, I lost my personality.
Speaker 4: Okay, uh the train has arrived in the station. I
want to thank everybody. I've thanked everybody, right, Wannie, thank
you you did. You're welcome. The countfound is so listen.
Speaker 5: Uh so.
Speaker 4: The plug's on homes around troops. Homes on troops. You've
heard us talk about them for years. They build homes
for our veterans who have come back in post nine
to eleven combat. That means wrecking will yeah, any war
and a whole bunch of little wahs. And these are
folks come back missing a limb or whatever, and they
build houses adapted to their needs. Not a lot of stairs,
low kind of space. You know the story. Please just
look them up on Google. Ninety percent of your charity
dollar goes right to our veterans, and they were able to.
What they do is they build the house and then
they tear up the wollgage, give the keys. It's their
house and wife. And these are people who gave a
lot for us, We should give a lot for them.
Homesread troops, these gooles. See what they're about.
Speaker 9: Can I add something quick to that?
Speaker 5: Yes? Please please?
Speaker 10: So right now.
Speaker 9: They're having their annual celebrity auction that they do every
year to raise money for homes for our troops. And
they have wicked cool things like eighteen rounds of golf
with Jason Bateman and the other guy that's funny, or
George Clooney's watch, and it's just it's all. It's just
really cool and it's it's just inspiring to see all
the people that they bid. They get cool stuff and
then all of this goes to homes for our troops.
I believe it's over on the twenty first of November,
so you want to make sure you check it out.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, very nice. Yeah, thank you.
Speaker 5: Well it's going on now, or.
Speaker 9: It's been going on for nine days, so it's over
on the twenty first, So thank you for allowing me
to add that.
Speaker 4: We went down to Massipoia probably about a year ago,
Lois and I and they had just completed a house
and that's down towards Cape Court and Masters. It's a
nice place built this beautiful home for them, and a
lot of stuff was donated the patriots. They had ten patriots.
You put the sawd on, they put the lawn in, right.
So they have a lot of corporate patners and a
lot of like kind of corporate volunteers and stuff and
that that brings the publicity in. But just a great organization.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 4: We've had them on the show a number of times
on trivia shows and stuff like that. Homestrut troops, homesluad troops.
Please google them see what they're about. Also, we're in
every show by saying now, well they never join mcname
was not a loser, not a sucker. He was a
w veteran, away hero, a disabled veteran. Okay, you don't
make fun of people like that. You wanted them. So look,
this is MAC for the entire game. Oh I have
to tease this, Susan KA. So for Christmas were putting
it together. It's a all what is it?
Speaker 5: All one one?
Speaker 9: It's a one one like a prize.
Speaker 4: Pack one one, prize pack one One'd you get the membo?
Speaker 5: I did well? She mentioned it last week.
Speaker 4: Okay, what's in? It's Susan k tell us.
Speaker 9: So you'll get your fan, you'll get your mister, we'll
get your squeezed, we get your lube, you'll get your
box clean tissues. And I don't know if maybe if
you got a headshot of one one then he can
you know autograph.
Speaker 3: I don't know for a bonus, but headshot.
Speaker 2: Wow, huh wow in batteries if needed, maybe included.
Speaker 8: Okay, so you could do like a cameo, like a
personalized video for.
Speaker 5: Something like that.
Speaker 4: So we're putting it together for Christmas and good idea, Susie.
More on that next week. So anyway, and we'll probably
have a number.
Speaker 5: We'll do the thing.
Speaker 4: Well, people right in to win this, you know this
Christmas present. Put their names in the magic fishbone, pick
them out. You know how that goes. Thank you, so
thank you everybody. I've give them the plug. So this
is MAX for the entire gang, right come at the
end to thank you. Well oh yeah, okay, wow one
of those nights it is Steve. That's a great background.
Speaker 5: Yes that's uh.
Speaker 3: You can't say the name of the book, but the
book it was super composed the truth about UFOs.
Speaker 5: Only mo and know.
Speaker 4: Yeah right all right, so thanks for listening and until
you hear us next time. This is mag for the
entire gang, saying be safe, be happy, and and bye bye.