Speaker 1: There are more than one thousand paranormal events reported around
the world every month. Most of them can be explained
as natural phenomena, but about ten percent cannot. UFOs, ghosts, cryptids, monsters, coincidences,
abductions of remote viewing Mothman, dog Man, Bigfoot and the
Space Brothers, mysterious wounds, weeping statues, miracles on high, and
voices beyond the grain. All these things and more are
revealed every week on Mac maloney's Military X Files. So
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Switchy club Susan Kay and Uncle Lao, Brandy X an
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Speaker 4: Hello Max, Hello, everybody, Welcome to the show. It's good
to be here.
Speaker 3: Mac.
Speaker 4: Good to see your smiling face. Every time I hear
you say we're broadcasting live from the starbur Galley, I
think of the Three Stooges. Quiet, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, okay, yeah, I remember that.
Speaker 4: What's what scene is?
Speaker 3: That?
Speaker 4: Was that in the hospital? See you or they? They
they confiscated some kind of something.
Speaker 3: Different on the radio thing with the girl was going
to sing the song and she had Curly took over
the hicc hops. So he so that he gets dressed
up and goes in.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and then when they're throwing the cherries and the
guys opera, Oh that's funny.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no I wrote it. Yeah, yeah, anyway, one one,
How you doing?
Speaker 4: I could watch three Stooges all day long.
Speaker 3: Sounds like you do nothing else.
Speaker 4: I mean on YouTube, you can do six hours of
all Curly, All Curly's for you early Curly, it's all
through the fit. Well, it's part of the Three Stooges.
What three years, four years?
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then Shimp came in. That's just the black
that was like the dark ages, and then Curly comes back.
But he's post you know, nine hot attacks and five strokes, right,
and he just wasn't that funny. He just wasn't simple
as that anyway. So everything okay with you?
Speaker 4: Yeah, everything's fine. I think my wife's getting ready to
get some knee surgery next week, so she's all prepped
for that. She's kind of little, you know, not worried,
just a little bit of anxiety, as one might expect
if you're go into the knife. But you know, this
guy that everybody's talking about in join neck of the
woods in newbury Port.
Speaker 3: Lives down the island right like the saw bombs.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm always meeting somebody saying, oh, yeah, I had
knee sart near replacement six months ago. The guy is great.
Blah blah blah.
Speaker 3: He did my wife's shoulder, she popped her rotator cuff,
he put it back together. Isn't he always loaded down
the rep cloth though I've never seen I've never really been.
Speaker 4: It seems like a funny guy. When we talked to him,
he seemed like he was loaded. Yeah, oh boy, that's
a good something in the doctor's.
Speaker 3: I don't know anyway, I never had surgery. I don't
know the other. That voice you hear is our engineer
producer got away drive a bee killer Uncle, all the
kiddies found Hello.
Speaker 5: Mac, Hey, one one, hey, everybody, what what's happening?
Speaker 4: Tell us?
Speaker 3: What's that? Nothing? Just working out in the yard and
getting the house ready for guests, and you know the
horror show that that involves. I take a brief Clintons,
you out the window as I'm going upstairs and get
something to eat or something. You're out there, you're working away.
Oh okay, doing more than I want to, trust me.
Really yeah, okay, all right, next time I'm just pull
of shade and just yeah.
Speaker 5: Well, I mean, don't don't let it influence your heading
up to the kitchen for something.
Speaker 3: Well, don't worry about that anyway. Also with us is
our senior international correspondent down there and my sister's tank
top West Virginia Switchblade, Steve Wood Switchy ready.
Speaker 6: To be here tonight, Mac.
Speaker 4: Good to see a switchy.
Speaker 3: I see one part of your T shirt. All it
says is whirdos let's it say underneathn wheels think think
I'm weird?
Speaker 6: And its small prend it says, and they're right.
Speaker 3: Get that freaking cat at it. Get that cat out
of it. No, no, no, we love the call. We
don't love the cat is.
Speaker 6: Smelling mytional support stuff down? Really yeah, but hey, hey listen,
I don't want to I don't want to cast dispersions.
But if you look at Susan Kay's image, there's a
fending cat right in the middle. Right in the middle, Steve,
I think that's another Marsupio. Yeah, that's like the one
you got, the Marsupials. They're not toy everything. Okay, well,
it's an emotional support Marsupius.
Speaker 3: Which can you just get? It's very distributed us.
Speaker 4: Is this this thing as a service cat?
Speaker 3: Well? There is, now I'm sure they could be favorite
service crocodiles, come on with service pheasants, pheasants, peacocks, the
emotional support cat. When is the big festival this coming weekend? Correct?
Speaker 6: No, the following weekend. This is the last week I
have I'm working on my presentation and I've got it.
Got to get that together. I mean, I know basically
where it's going, but it's the detail I have to
work out. Yes, And uh, I forgot about cleaning the house.
I mean that's just uh, I've got to get it
ready for the cat lead that comes in when I
go to the Van Meter Visitor Festival and leave all
my cats behind. But I've got the uh, the presentation,
I've got pretty much. I've got the the T and
T stuff for the Mothman hay Ride ready to go.
H you know, all all the materials and boxes and
the critters put together as much as I can do
out here.
Speaker 3: So man.
Speaker 6: But so that's going to start the not a week
from now. Yes, the closed Sunday. They will close on
weekends and on Mondays. So when Tuesday hits, I've got
to hit the ground running. And uh, right now it
looks like good weather, I hope. So, but I'm going
to be spending probably three and a half days out
there setting all this stuff up and tweaking it and
getting you know.
Speaker 4: It sounds like fun. Actually I wish I was there
doing it.
Speaker 7: It is.
Speaker 6: It's uh, you know, you kind of keep looking at
the what the end result is going to look like
and that kind of pulls you through it.
Speaker 3: He sent me some pictures of things that he's made,
big spiders and devils.
Speaker 4: Switches made.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I've cobbled them together.
Speaker 3: They're quite disturbing, though. I mean, this is something you
might want to talk to someone about using dolls.
Speaker 6: Well, you know, I watched a lot of doctor Frankenstein
movies which were my inspiration.
Speaker 3: And Josh, so well, okay, this is switchy and you'll
let us know when they're expecting about twenty thousand people.
Speaker 6: So well, at last year, I think it was somewhere
between fifteen and twenty thousand over the weekend.
Speaker 3: Nice. So yeah, it looks like a lot of fun. Anyway,
talking about a lot of fun is our senior international
man about the world, world known well renowned security chief Beck.
Speaker 4: His middle name is fun right.
Speaker 6: I actually met him once.
Speaker 3: Yes, right, well by accident, Willie club WILLI how you doing?
Speaker 8: You know, I'm doing great tonight. I'm pretty happy, pretty going.
Speaker 4: Well you were you were?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 8: I think you know we talked behind the scenes. Sometime
we get negative, but how can I go wrong? I
got my new co you to hooked up today I
got my new desktop.
Speaker 3: Nice? Nice?
Speaker 4: Would you get great?
Speaker 8: No more viruses? It's it's the Windows eleven and those eleven. Yeah,
all right, I've been pinching myself all day?
Speaker 3: Is that? What is that? Your?
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 8: I got the show tonight? I mean, what what? What
could be more than that? I mean, I'm at the pinnacle.
Speaker 6: You can hire somebody to pinch you.
Speaker 8: A lot of people would like to, but I don't.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's where the viruses came from. Just so
much pinching going on. Yeah, couldn't be.
Speaker 8: But but anyways, things are, Things are very good.
Speaker 4: And did you get the Yeah?
Speaker 8: As usual, and with all our friends and smiling faces.
Speaker 4: Hey, I think it's gonna be a good day for
everybody today.
Speaker 3: Let's see. Let's find out is it a full mown
or something.
Speaker 4: If you're in in numerology, it's nine to nine five.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah.
Speaker 4: If you add up the numbers of twenty twenty five,
it's two plus two is four and five is nine.
Speaker 3: See what does it means?
Speaker 4: You get nine nine nine nine nine nine. Okay if
you flip it at six sixty six, but don't want
to do that.
Speaker 3: You're in a German war. Moment also with us up
there in kring the land at the moment in hysterics
is a very good friend, Brandy, Brandy, Thanks Brandy. How
are you hi?
Speaker 7: Everybody? I'm so excited to be here. Great to see everybody.
Speaker 3: Well, is it winter there? Yes, it is, I'm hoping.
Speaker 8: So did you get a haircut of something in the morning?
Speaker 3: No, I did it on.
Speaker 7: I still have my hair.
Speaker 6: I put a hat on.
Speaker 7: I'm trying to summon the cold. It was so cold here.
I refused to turn my heat on and it was
fifty eight in.
Speaker 3: My house and I was we were talking about this, Kathy,
I was.
Speaker 7: Like, wearing lots of players and blankets.
Speaker 4: What's the matter with Great?
Speaker 3: What's the matter with you? You live up in Wisconsin,
it's close to the North Pole. You must you would
hate the winter. It would seem it's it's cold, it's
it's it's awkward, it's inconvenient. I've been in that area
in the winter time, freaking cold in the Navy. It's cold.
I lived in an upstate in the ark forty five
degrees below zero one day. Not fun, not fun. So
why are you trying to get that snowflake out of you?
Why are you trying to some of those Brandy? Why
are you trying to summer it before it? She likes
winter come here early?
Speaker 7: But why what you know how there's always like a
it cools off and then you get another heat wave
before it really gets to be winter. And I'm just
trying to stave off that heat wave. You know, I
don't want it to be ninety nine degrees at the
fan meter visitor first.
Speaker 4: But they call that Indian summer, but I think you
can't say that anymore. But it falls fall? But can you?
Speaker 3: Can?
Speaker 4: You Native American summer? But don't you shovel snow? And
you get caught in the snow?
Speaker 7: And I love shoveling.
Speaker 4: You know the secret of shoveling? O, my god, there
is one person.
Speaker 7: The secret of shoveling is to get an ergonomically correct shovel.
Speaker 3: With a bent right. Yeah, but you look like an idiot.
Then if you're doing that, you're gonna get a real man. Wow.
Speaker 6: I've known Brandy for some time, questioned the fact that
she loved shoveling snow. I wish she'd had like a
one eight hundred number where I could just call her
up and she would just fly all over the country
and you know, shovel snow.
Speaker 3: I hate to compare you to Tom Cruise the tooth,
but once who was on Oprah and he said, I'd
love changing diapers. Now, there's nobody in the world he
said that, yes, yeah, because he's never changed the diaper
in his life. He doesn't even know his wife that
never mind the kid. But you know who would you
know what I mean, that's you have to love everything.
Who likes changing diapers? There's no one in the world
unless you're really freaking weird. Oh, never never been me neither,
don't know anything about it.
Speaker 6: You know, I've never seen anybody compare changing diapers to
shoveling stone.
Speaker 3: Well, it's the same thing. No one likes to do
it unless you unless you're a special person.
Speaker 4: Does anybody use the reusable diapers to save the planet
with the people like.
Speaker 5: They used to use My mother use those The didy
diaper guy or whatever it was, he come every week.
Speaker 6: And take it was them and that's it's you know,
the the well, I don't want to go into it,
but it's not saving the planet, you know.
Speaker 4: Right, and you get you put them in that nasty
pot that's kind of yeah, and then you squeeze them
right about the guy that used to come by, very
funny switch Didy diaper guy. He'd come along, and then
Cushman's Bakery.
Speaker 6: Would you know what for a job with them once?
Speaker 3: The DIY people, Yeah, yeah, what they say they said, no,
they said, you're not cut off.
Speaker 6: A bunch of forms and they even tested, they test you.
You're you know, the kind of person that could I
don't know, do something like repetitious stuff like and then
you got to you gotta collect the money and all
that stuff. They've made a lot of money back in
whatever it was.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, there's a lot of money on it.
Speaker 6: Instead, I decided to go into the Navy, So that
was that was a lot easier.
Speaker 5: See, Brandy, I just go out into my garage, I
plug in the electric stock on the snowblower, hit the button. Yes,
I spray down the insides of it with silicones, so
it's just shed snow everywhere. Yes, and uh I got
in the yard for a couple of hours and beat
the hell out of the thing. Well, two quick stories
about Al's snowblower.
Speaker 6: Chris, send it to your house.
Speaker 3: Well, no, no, no, No, he didn't have to, because
it turns out just as a croked nature all the
snow when we get a big snowstip and from my
arm goes right through my driveway and right up on
his driveway, so there's no lie. I have pictures of
both of his bone dry, but both of our cars
not a flak of snow on them.
Speaker 4: Across the street. Al's in.
Speaker 5: You can't even see him, you see that. I just
it's just going over the if it's a real regular
nor'easter and the winds coming through. It comes through max
driveway between his garage and the house next to him,
and he has a great We all have gravel driveways
because paved driveways are illegal. So I'll look out and
there's bare stone in his driveway. There's no snow on
his cars. He doesn't even need a brush, but I
go out with a brush. So my name is don't
feel bright. So then at the end of my driveway
is a six foot tall drift. Yeah yeah, which is
what should be in his driveway, except the wind blew
it into my yard. So I'm out there fighting this
thing and I look over and he's in the winny waves. No, no,
I guess you need any help?
Speaker 3: Did you have? And you know, and you very when
the plous go by, they put up that build right
in front of a driveway and very nice, few you
and you snowblow that I do.
Speaker 5: And but it's funny because when I bought this snowblower,
I destroyed the old one after twenty years.
Speaker 3: It ate enough rocks. It puts when he does it
on the gravel driveway, it's like a machinefty Calvin machine gun. Yeah,
when the house, when the house stay there, and I got.
Speaker 5: To aim it away the windows being back. I was
almost when I bought the new snowblower. Of course it
was a week after I could have bought it for
two hundred dollars less. Okay, so of course you know
I don't need one. It's and then boom two weeks
later dead.
Speaker 3: But how about when you want, you would you did
the adaptation so the thing it would actually throw a
sixty feet in the air. All right. I went on
I went on.
Speaker 5: YouTube, and these guys show you how to modify the
sn impeller in the snowblower so it will throw like
stupid hot I look.
Speaker 3: Out, it's like going over the roof. Of his garage.
Speaker 5: And then back when when I was a couple of
the neighbors came out and I was doing the area
in front of Max cars because, like I said, the
plow plows up from down the street. They make a
big berm block the riveway and it's hot as.
Speaker 3: A rock, it's a front end load of it's.
Speaker 5: A bear to shovel. So I take the machine over
there and I'm going down through it, and I aimed
the thing back towards my house and I'm shooting it
over the wires on the telephone hole on the other stow. Yeah,
my neighbors come out and they go, Wow, that's an animal.
Speaker 3: How does it do that? And I go on YouTube
and look it up. They tell you how to you know,
the mud flaps off an old trailer truck and screw
them into the Pella unbelieved. Not to kill, not to kill,
tell him. But another YouTube that you watched was what
we call the Little Dig. There was a big dig
in Boston. We had a little dig where we were
going to put a tunnel underneath the road that separates
our houses and we were going to get what was it,
free porn for Internet. No, it was pre everything I
was going to.
Speaker 5: I wanted to run this under the street because we
could run water because I have a well yeah, right,
well that's right. Well, going to run internet across the
street and that way, only one of us would have
a bill, and we would, you know, take every other month,
we'd swap off the bill.
Speaker 4: Sounds good, right, You're going to run a pipe or
something underneath this, underneath the street, underneath that dirt road
that they call it.
Speaker 3: Well that was paved, yes, little pavement, but the sand
doesn't eat that. We so we thought, well, unfortunately, there's
gravel down deep enough. So from my side, I dug
a hole down and then I bought the plastic hose
the line and you plummet through a pressure washer and
you put the nozzle on the end. You start shoving
it under the street and the pressure washer blows everything
away ahead of it, and you shove the pipe in
and it comes in through the pipe and blows out
the back pieces of pipe. So this was supposed to
and I probably got three quarters of the way across,
and then I started hitting rocks and I'm like shit.
Speaker 5: And I can't Well, then the road cave. Then well,
then it's not in the cave. But the thing is
I couldn't get all the way across. Which, now, if
they have a digg Plumb Island with these kids, they're
gonna find over here, they're gonna find the piper's still
in there. I couldn't get back out once it's in.
It's just ignorance.
Speaker 4: Nothing the adventures Now, they would be able to do
that at Madeline Island in Wisconsin. No, this is Plumb Island.
Wisconsin is so freaking cold though. I was there so cold.
There was school for like two days because it was
too cold. I was there on a business trip and
I had I wasn't prepared, and I didn't have gloves.
I didn't really have a ski hat. I just had
a ball cap like the Germans and rush, you know.
I had a good jacket though, with nothing. Beats going
into a bar and getting some brots and a beer
to warm your grass up. Yeah, I think I'll have
two brots.
Speaker 3: And a beers. I could they could. Oh they're wicked good. Anyway,
I'm going to diet so on the food talk. Okay,
so we're all here, right, We've introduced everybody, and Susan
k is going to join us later and.
Speaker 8: Here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so a lot of interesting things have happened in
the past couple of weeks, and Club and I have
talked about them afair. This thing entered our solar system
about a month ago. Now this is last year or
two years ago. Something came into our solar system. Here's what.
Speaker 4: Let me just start again.
Speaker 3: So most of the things, everything that you see in
the sky at night is either in our solar system
or in the Milky Way galaxy. Anything else you see
up there is not a star, it's a it's a
galaxy on its own, just looks like a stop. Really,
anything that comes from outside of our solar system, which
is vast in itself, is very unusual. Even commets actually
hang out on the periphery periphery of our solar system
and they fall in on a predictable basis, and you know,
come by and go back up. But when some thing
from outside the solar system comes in, it's a big deal.
So a couple of years ago there was one by
an impromannuncible name. It looked like a meatball suban way,
it was a shape, and a lot of people thought
that this might be some kind of extraterrestrial you know,
vehicle or something.
Speaker 4: It was huge, was you know? Is that the AMaGA
bungaga bi gaga buga?
Speaker 3: That was it? You know that? Okay, yep, all right,
Hawaii it's Hawaiian. So it went around the Sun and left.
So another one has come. It's called Atlas three and
this one came. The weird thing about this it came
from the same pot of space which is empty, which
is weird, and on the same trajectory. So I know,
club and I we've been talking about Afia club. What's
the latest one that you know?
Speaker 8: Yeah, First of all, it's interesting, you know when you
talk about the Hawaiian named item that goes back to
twenty seventeen, that's only that was only the second really
incursion into our solar system. And now of course we've
got finally after eight years, something else going on out there.
First of all, it's called the thirty one Atlas and
right now it's considered to be an interstellar object. It's
passed into our solar system. The thing is that it's
exhibiting unusual steady glow in a trajectory that seems unusually precise. Now,
this particular was found by the Hubble telescope. The Hubble,
James Webb, James Webb, I'm sorry, that's how it was
discovered recently. And anyways, Havard's physicist Ave Lobe has picked
up on this. He was the one who also picked
up on the what we're called the Hawaiian alien vessel
of a years ago, and on that one he sort
of felt that might have been something alien, and to
this day we still don't know because it's long gone.
But now he's back again and he's, you know, his
hypothesis is that, you know, it could be first of all,
a nuclear powered alien crafty rather than a natural comet. Again,
at this point when NASA is still coming out saying
that yeah, it could be a slight chance and something else,
but NASA is downplaying it as they have to and
they say that it's it's just a comet. But anyways,
he suggests that the object is not a natural comet
but rather a spacecraft betell by nuclear energy. He ruled
out all other explanations for the glowing that's around it,
such as sunlight or interstellar dust. He was pointing out
that nuclear power as a possibility. Now astronomers worldwide are
gathering as much data as possible on thirty one Atlas
to try to figure it out, particularly its properties and trajectory,
because that's the critical thing here now. Avilob has encouraged
the use of NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Arbiter in its high
rise camera to gather more high resolution images in data
on the object during its closest past to the Sun,
which is supposed to be around the end of October. Now,
why does it matter, Because if thirty one Atlas is
an alien aircraft, it would obviously represent a historic discovery. Yes,
the major advancement in the search for extraterrestrial life. Even
if it turns out to be a natural phenomenon, the
investigation into its unusual characteristics will contribute to our understanding
of interstellar objects.
Speaker 3: This thing has a glow around it has a weird
blow around it, which doesn't happen it tr right.
Speaker 8: It's just too bad that it's This guy is a
Harvard physicist, so he gets a lot of credibility from that.
But unfortunately, you know, he called that other one that
eight years ago, and you know, it really wasn't much.
But maybe this time there might be something to it.
Based on comparing the other craft in this definitely. This
one seems a lot more different as far as you know,
what we're seeing in the way it's moving and so on.
Speaker 3: So the weird thing is it came from the same,
you know, part of the sky which is known as
like a dock zone where you know, there's not a
zillion galaxies in it. It's just like this doc zone
and it's just a weird place for it to come from.
It looks like it's on a precise path, which some
comments I guess, on the most precise path, But this
one looks like it's almost like you know, on a
cruise control something like that.
Speaker 4: It's on a direct bee line to somewhere.
Speaker 3: Right, you know, as if it's and as our friend
Derek mentioned it last week on the show, you know,
would this really be? Would there be people in it
or beings in it? Or you know, we're advanced enough
to send drones. Wouldn't they really send a drone? Would
they really? But who knows? Who knows what they're up
to what this thing is?
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 3: But the question I want to ask you club is
this the stream wet telescope is just like this. It's
this great invention. What they you not only can you
see like past the beginning of time and all that
kind of stuff. But it can look at a planet
and and tell what kind of chemicals are in the
atmosphere and if there are, if like carbon monoxide, common
dioxide and stuff like that, that means that you have
some kind of you know, reaction going on, and it
would indicate that maybe there's life on the planet. They
found one last about two weeks ago. It's an all
water planet. We talked about it. It's like seven hundred
trillion miles away, but in its atmosphere it has these
chemicals that are only the result of decay under water. Okay,
so it seems like that, you know, this is a
lot of ice on it. You know, no, this this
ice is not ice. It's no, it's it's very close
to the sun and it's huge. But you know, it's
just one of these things that it gives off, you know,
when organic stuff breaks down and winds up in the atmosphere.
And that's what that's what they found. Okay. So that's
what the James Wood tells. One of the many things
you can do. However, we just seen these interstellar you
Wood visitors now, because that thing can see them, you
know what I mean, maybe these things have been coming
all this time, but we just didn't have the ability
to see them.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 8: Oh, I believe that because you know, you think there's
only been three of these incursions into it. You know, No,
I don't believe that at all. And I think you're
absolutely right. That started with the hubble, Okay.
Speaker 3: Right, the hubble, Yeah, yes, sir. Now with the web, you.
Speaker 8: Know, it gives us a much better insight into things
further out. And uh, you know, so the idea now
is to uh, it's getting a lot of attention in
the scientific community because you know, the way it's it's
moving around out there.
Speaker 3: The way it's acting. It's not acting like a real
it's not acting like a comment. Let's put it that way,
you know exactly, you know.
Speaker 4: And so do we think something is guiding it?
Speaker 3: There's some kind of guidance.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but there's someone in it or something in it.
Speaker 6: And that's I'm sorry, skeptic, just a big rock.
Speaker 3: The room.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry. Well, there's this there's this Facebook page. I
forget what it's called, but it's just it's just moronic.
They they post all kinds of stuff about ancient aliens
and and uh uh you know this particular rock and
they're there and you can tell that intentionally. They just
make up stuff all the time. It's not even it's
not even like legitimate speculation. It's like a mockumentary on
faing Facebook.
Speaker 3: What are you doing on that?
Speaker 6: They even have They even showed a picture of this
thing that it's all lit up with with lights and
all this stuff, and you know, they make up stories
and I just I.
Speaker 3: Just Wantait the person to take a leak on it.
Speaker 4: We really need that.
Speaker 6: To have a point counterpoint, you have to have you
have to have somebody that is indulgence and rational thinking.
Speaker 4: Process but that you say it switch, you know, not
an ignorant.
Speaker 6: You need to check your epistemology.
Speaker 3: Okay, The thing is that now the train goes off
the rails. People people say stuff like it's not going
to hit the Earth, so we have nothing to worry about. Well,
it doesn't have to hit the Earth. That could hit
any other planet. Yeah, in the Solar system, and you'll
play pool, take a play yeah, and then you know
ricochet off you know Earth in the corner pocketing. You know,
were not got us into the move. It's a great title.
Speaker 4: That's a good working title.
Speaker 6: This is your next book?
Speaker 3: Yeah right there you waitne Bielberg next movie. I wouldn't
waste that idea on him.
Speaker 8: To be happy to hear that one of these stories
I was reading about it is that if it is
guided by you know, some kind of being inside some
I was mentioning about the fact that Mathman could be
in there.
Speaker 3: Wow, So sorry, I didn't mean to go on.
Speaker 8: I want to keep an eye.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, he's busy this weekend, next weekend.
Speaker 6: Man coming in living in a condo in Florida. You know,
he's been been resting, he's been pen chasing cars for years.
The guy needs a break. But he is coming in
and he will show up this year at the moth
Manifestival in La At.
Speaker 3: He's got a Florida me and he's Florida moth moth Man.
That's not good.
Speaker 4: Just don't bring me bright lights.
Speaker 6: You know. He got a better deal on the condo down.
Speaker 3: There, really yeah, just can't get homeowners. And sure right
it does get hit by hurricanes every once in a
willow A real quick story about the hubble, get this. Okay,
So the hubble, which was actually I'm twenty five years
old anyway. But it was spectacular photos and for what
it did was great. But at the last minute, the
mirror on it, which is the big thing that they
spent years, you know, grinding down and stuff like that,
they found that it had a scratch on the lens
and they go, jeez, what happened? This is this is
before they had problems when it went up there, but
just before they launched it, they go, what are we
going to do? We're literally launching this thing and it
just happened. The Pentagon had the same thing and gave
it to them, and people say, whoa what are they doing?
The Pentagon had a hubble, They had spear paths for
a hubble, and they gave it to NASA. Yeah. Absolutely, oops, yeah,
you know, well, yeah, nothing to see here, but the
Pentagon has some kind of a hubble telescope over there.
Speaker 5: Like you were saying, when that first went up, it
was blurry as anything, right, and they had to go
up and they were saying, basically they were putting a
contact lines on it, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, because the angle of the mirror was space
shadowing up. That's the furthest the Space Shuttle ever went
from Earth. Those two guys went on, are I think
it was the guy that want They pulled out a
couple of modules and shoved in new ones, changed the
angle in the mirror ring switching.
Speaker 4: There was going decks and uh, paper towels and.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they said they needed a contact lines, so they
but went on, yeah, that's great, went into it and
it worked.
Speaker 3: But this James Web, James Webb telescope. Man, some of
the stuff this you do and unbelievable. And at some
point they are going to like right now, the you know,
the consensus of scientists is that the universe is thirteen
point four billion years old, Okay, thirteen point four just
from the you know, kind of preliminary readions from the
James Web thing. They said, we have to double that, okay,
so it's gonna be at least twenty five twenty six
billion years old. And the fact that the galaxies and
everything showed up much sooner than they thought they should,
you know, in the national order of things, which leads
to the thing that were actually on the other side
of a black hole. And that's how it starts. And
not just a weird big bank bank, the big bank
thing is almost religious in a way. But if it's
like we had just basically popped out of another black
hole from another universe somewhere and this stuff is in
in astronomical terms, kind of too young, then it should
be well, there's a good reason why, you know, Like
all right, so they're saying how old the universe is? Billion?
What was there before? That's the idea, Where did it
come from?
Speaker 9: What?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 3: What does it that? But doesn't make sense that it
would be that the whole thing just didn't begin with us.
That you know, there's so many black holes and we
know what happens in a black hole. We could be
just a very we could be the a flea on
the back of who knows, a very big one. But yeah, yeah,
that's the question. I mean, that's the question to all
religion in a way, if you really boil it. Dun is, well,
who made all this? Where did this start? You know?
And where is it? And where is it? Where is it?
And where? What's what?
Speaker 4: Whire's the limits begin?
Speaker 3: Whis it ended with? What's what's holding it up? The
guy with the turtles, you know, And yeah, Charles and
we used to have a flatter Earth society guy. I
remember that guy. Yeah, good happened. We got to get
him back on the show.
Speaker 4: And he was really good. He would almost convince you
that it was a flat earth. He said, he wasn't
a flat earther, but he believed that that the earth was.
Speaker 6: You know what.
Speaker 3: He was an old He was a veteran DJ who
just got onto this and read a few books, and
he was making the rounds. He was a funny guy,
good guy. But then he sent us documentation. You know,
he's only saying take this said. He sent his documentation
and in the first sentence of one of the pamphlets
that said, you know, uh, the Flat Earth Society has
a global reach to every country in the world and
global and I thought it was supposed to be flat, right,
So what's on the bottom?
Speaker 4: I thought, just a couple of sports.
Speaker 3: Antartica is on the bottom, That's all it is. Answer
on the bottom? That was true. The cat would knock
us on a knoll. If you listen to this guy,
he would convince you that, you know, with flats a pancake. Anyway,
Speaking of food.
Speaker 4: I'm hungry. Now, should we take a break down?
Speaker 3: What do you say? Should we risk it? Okay? Why
don't we do that and then when we come back,
we'll talk to either Brandy a switch. Let's see which
one we.
Speaker 4: Could talk to. Susan K's cat. He looks like he
looks just like the cat we used to black and
White cat.
Speaker 3: He's asleep. What are the chances to be asleep? Looking?
Speaker 4: He knows you're being talked He knows he's being talked about.
Speaker 6: He knows it's just a rock come going through space.
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Speaker 3: Wow, Welcome back everyone to Macloney's now the track Staw Show.
Here in the distant thunder radio never its Macaloney. We're
broadcasting live tonight from the Staba Galley Restaurant, fifty five
Water Street, Newypood, Massachusetts. Great seafood, great hamburgers, and a
great steak and cheese sammy, great onion rings and also
great apparently French cheese soup. What is that French onion
soup front cheese yep, right, so really good place to eat.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure what's French about it, but it's really good.
Maybe it's surly. You have French fries. I didn't know
what what was French about French fries the way they
cooked them, French kiss even that I understand, I.
Speaker 3: Understand that anyway. Wow, Okay, drinks have been delivered, or
at least two thirds of them have been Back in
gender right, and finally didn't even see it.
Speaker 4: You know, you got me addicted to these things.
Speaker 3: Well, it's like it's my fault. I just sent you
a text with a new age on it with withicture
the picture. Okay, all right, we're on the are we
on the area? Meanwhile back of the ranch? Well, let's filter,
don't don't send that stuff to make anyway, okay, lying
on what it's not porn, you know. So well, welcome
back to the show. It's an interesting show so far.
But let me introduce quickly the members of the gang,
the girls, you see, the very very must one one.
Speaker 4: Hello, girls, a little everybody, Actually, I don't discriminate. I
mean it's everybody's fair game in my world. Welcome to
the show. Glad to be here, Glad to be anywhere
as a matter of fact, and what could be better? Actually,
nothing could be better than being on the East Coast specifically,
uh Massachusetts? Really okay, yeah, it's probably was it the
number two most expensive place to live?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah? Is it number two?
Speaker 4: My door here?
Speaker 3: Really it's an expensive place, Olivia.
Speaker 4: Really it is getting really posh for everybody's blood. I
mean it's uh, it wasn't like that in the sixties
when I lived in chems Fid.
Speaker 3: Yeah, on the tough streets of Chelmshod you chems Fid.
Don't say pash in front of the club because he
gets a little I.
Speaker 4: Went from Cambridge, Massachusetts, which was chems Fid.
Speaker 3: Is that how they say chelsehold in Cambridge counselon Chumpsford.
Speaker 4: You don't really pronounce the L. It's you don't roll
your tongue with the L. It's chems fit chumps m chumps.
With arch rival Bill Bill rick Record Rica Rica?
Speaker 7: Is it?
Speaker 3: Is it Bill Ricker or is it Biller Rica? It's
William Ricker. And then they changed the guy.
Speaker 4: On Instagram, the the Boston dad. I think he is
on Instagram. Let's have you got to talk Boston if
you're out of town. He squares your way on it, Bill,
Let's move on.
Speaker 3: Thank you war for joining us. Also with us is
uh uncle Ale? The kids found well macul earverybody. I
grew up in drake It Sorry, yeah, just my current
state forest.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 3: I wrecked quite a few guys and drake It state
from no shop. We'd run him into trees. I read
that in the book. I don't know how true. That
is uh everything okay with you there? It looks like
always I'm on a short leash. I plugged that, Yes,
that it is.
Speaker 5: Yet I'm on a short leash because I'm across the
room here. Okay, I could get an extension cord, but I.
Speaker 4: Just I can set you up with it.
Speaker 3: Think, well, one one keeps losing extension cords because he
keep bringing them.
Speaker 4: I keep tripping over.
Speaker 5: Well, you don't want to bring he needs we need
when he put he takes one out of his magic bag. Yeah,
we use it and then it ends up in the
meat big bag.
Speaker 4: Right there box and then disappears.
Speaker 3: Yeah, far away.
Speaker 4: It's like marger that ends up in the box.
Speaker 3: It's magic. We just don't want you to, uh, you know,
pull out too soon narrow? Okay, well no, no, no,
I wouldn't want to do that. Also with us, is
uh the head weirdo? I should say, only because it's
on his shirt down there, my sister's tank Tom West
Virginia Senior whatever switch place he w switchy.
Speaker 6: It's great, great to be here tonight, you know, And
it's okay being a weirdo that makes other people feel
a little more normal.
Speaker 3: Is that your role in life. That's you a lot
in life to make us all feel.
Speaker 6: I have many imaginary rules.
Speaker 3: Now we remember off air, before we saw the show,
he admitted that he had his wig wandered right, and
I dreamed that. I think it was a preemptive strike
because because the club was going to go after him, okay,
because we were being so negative, he was going to
take it out on switch podcast. So Switch Switch came
back with the preemptive strike. I get it.
Speaker 6: Okay, Hey, ten dollars from Amazon?
Speaker 4: What do you have a fan blowing there? What's he
needs the.
Speaker 6: Once in a while, it's a little bit stuffy in here.
Need a little bit of a.
Speaker 3: Yeah you're not taking pictures of Hollywood? Then it makes
get rid of those cats.
Speaker 6: I already had my GQ shoot yeah, wow.
Speaker 3: Okay, and once again he's the graffics in the background.
Look even yeah, thanks Switch. Did you have anything interesting
for breakfast today? But no, no, no, all right, well
let's move on then.
Speaker 4: Also with us, I had cheerios that was good.
Speaker 3: I had conflakes today. It's the first time I like
thirty then wind I.
Speaker 4: Used to like sugar fross the flakes, but just playing corn,
I like just for a while, but got soggy too quick.
Speaker 3: That's really that's not really good. Also with us, I
don't know what that was. I don't either, Uh.
Speaker 4: I used to really have that was my mother grew
me up with cream of wheat cream. The black guy
with the holding the I had the black guy with
the bowl holding the cream of steaming cream of wheat, right,
and then that was the appetizer. The second course was
the pancakes by Antemima.
Speaker 3: What you're trying to say is this here we go.
It's good for.
Speaker 4: Pancake. What did you put on the What did you
put on it?
Speaker 6: Though?
Speaker 4: Maple syrup from right, you know, in the local maple syrup.
But the thing about well back then there was probably
from montin may it or something. I put like tons
of sugar in it. That's the problem, you know, just
and then putting hot milk in it. It's so good,
the cream, the cream of we actually the cream was
better with brown sugar in.
Speaker 3: It, spoon sugar. Anyway, I'm going to diet, and hey
we are talking.
Speaker 4: I could never be on a diet anyway.
Speaker 3: So our world renowned international security mystery, a mystery Willie
Cloud that we see is with us looking more weighty,
bulgier than ever.
Speaker 4: It's just a spinning image. If there's a movie guy here,
this is the guy I need.
Speaker 8: Every week before the show, I try to get myself
psyched up. You know when you're getting into a game.
Before you go into the game, you do things. And
the first thing I do is I say to myself,
what do you think the theme of the show was
going to be tonight? So that I can sort of
blend in right, Sure, you know what directions are going?
And I got to tell you tonight, I'm having a
real hard problem, uh, moving with this direction. I'm not
quite sure what it is.
Speaker 4: What the theme is?
Speaker 8: The theme in the direction?
Speaker 3: Well, let me say this. Okay, let me first of all,
if you're thinking about the theme sometime around three or
four o'clock in the afternoon, you're you're actually doing more
thinking than I am about the show number one, So.
Speaker 8: You well, I'm not saying a lot, but anyways, I
just wanted to bring that across to you that you know,
sometime we just sort of go way out and I
feel bad because now, you know, we go after switchy,
you know, when things get tough, you know, now he
gets defensive like he did with me.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, I know we shouldn't. We shouldn't put him
in that state of mind.
Speaker 8: You So, so when the show goes off like it
is tonight, I'm I'm not going to gang up.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, that's your promise. All right, we have that.
Speaker 8: Anyways, I'd like to ask is there a theme that
we have tonight? So that I can get back on track.
Speaker 3: I think the theme tonight is, uh, how do you
say that on Sweet Friends? Yeah? Okay, why don't we
do that? And why don't we go with that? Wonder
that works?
Speaker 6: It's it's sort of a rock show, but it's a
rock that's fine for space that isn't special there go.
Speaker 8: Driven by the participants as I just thought i'd bring
that out because I'm trying not to be negative.
Speaker 3: Well don't want to experience. You're doing a hell of
a job there, brownie.
Speaker 5: If you're not trying to be negative with you, you're
going to be the only one so far, because we know,
how would we know positive this?
Speaker 8: You know? I just there's something about tonight show and
I don't know what it is.
Speaker 3: Well, you can my finger will still be convinced. Keep
your finger off of you'll still be convinced, right, you
can be convinced. We still got another hour and eight
minutes to go.
Speaker 8: Oh that's right.
Speaker 4: What is that cat?
Speaker 3: What the is that real? Yeah? That's really good anyway,
let's move on. Very good. I don't know why is
the question. I don't have food and I don't know
where you sleep. That's all you care about, Susan. Kay, Susan,
Look at that cat? Can't beautiful? Susan, have you ever
seen that commercial? The commercial with the people ask thing.
They take the little circular thing with a stick and
put it in front of their face. It's like for
some antidepressant. You ought to make one of them. You're
just stick in front of the cat. So yeah, cut
out his eyes and then no one will knows how
his so he can look.
Speaker 4: I mean he wants Okay, that would rich, Susan. The
cat wants to participate in the show. I would not tell.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 3: I don't like. I don't like the way he's looking
at me. But he's looking at mac.
Speaker 4: He's judging me.
Speaker 8: He sure is.
Speaker 4: You know, com plain your sandbox, Susan, Kay, how are you?
Speaker 12: I'm doing well? Okay, whole day listening to the three
of you go back and forth.
Speaker 3: The other one who's calling in the drink woods all right,
it's not enough. All they just put in front of us.
Thank you, club says we're in the toilet. Really, ye club, really,
well a two club.
Speaker 6: I was wondering why you disappeared for so long?
Speaker 3: Mac really yeah, okay in your world, maybe you just
had some fresh air, that's all. Oh, Susan, thanks for
joining us, Thank you? Can you really okay? We got
the joke, that's funny. Okay, Please I want to go
to sleep tonight, Susan.
Speaker 4: Susan ca'se cat is an icon of the show. Now
she opened up some food and now there we go.
Speaker 3: Here you go. It's just a matter of time also
with us tonight up in Kringle in I'm not here.
I am trying not to bring on food Kringle and Wisconsin.
Speaker 4: I can't see what she's writing right now?
Speaker 3: Is bomb? Hopefully? Is Brandy? Brandy x Brandy with an
eye and a little hot over the eye? Brandy?
Speaker 4: How are you right?
Speaker 7: Everybody? I'm so happy to be here. It's such a
great show.
Speaker 3: You know, it's turning into a good show. Let me
can I just push a mystery button and see what happens.
It might be a dance music it is it is okay,
hang on, just for you, Brandy and the little hot
of ri s. Here we go. We needed that.
Speaker 6: I would dance around.
Speaker 5: I don't want no you stay seated. Yeah, it's aus
all nice one put that together.
Speaker 7: I'm digging it.
Speaker 3: It's not the fact I like so anyway, Brandy, everything
okay with you? You have your hand on tonight looks.
Speaker 7: Lovely, thank you, cool, fantastic.
Speaker 3: She wants to be cold. I just think that that's
kind of odd that someone like you was so vivacious
and full of energy. You seem you'd want to be warm.
Speaker 7: I have enough energy to you know, I'm overheated.
Speaker 3: If if it's not all right, back.
Speaker 4: After dog, hang on, Susan, what do we call that?
If you're overheated?
Speaker 3: I know one word for her?
Speaker 4: If your car is overhead? Yeah there you go, right,
oh man, just like you, Susan.
Speaker 3: Let's move on.
Speaker 4: We almost It's how the show goes.
Speaker 3: I like it.
Speaker 4: I can't read. I can't read that.
Speaker 3: It looks like a drawing.
Speaker 4: I see it's a drawing, A smiley face and eyes.
Speaker 3: So now we're going to cover the cat is that
it is?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 3: Okay, So we have a bunch of reports and I've
been I know Susan has a brief plug for my
book right top five something I do.
Speaker 12: It's actually pat two of last week from mccloney's Haunted
Universe is.
Speaker 3: Slightly tax Raisers.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, wait, do you get a new version
of that book?
Speaker 3: Well, you know maybe actually yeah, ahead, police.
Speaker 12: So this was last week I started the ten real
military exiles and we did one through five. So now
we're doing six through tens and number we ended with
the rock apes last week. This week number six is
one of our submarines is missing. On May twenty second,
nineteen sixty eight, the American nuclear submarine USS Scorpion suddenly vanished.
After an extensive search, the Navy found the Scorpion's wreckage
two miles down at a point several hundred miles southwest
of the Azores in the Atlantic Ocean. Its ninety nine
man crew had perished. The cause of the sinking has
never been determined. Some believe the Scorpion launched a faulty
torpedo that turned around and hit the sub, but others
insist it was destroyed by the Soviet Navy after it
was caught spying on top secret Russian activities in the
mid Atlantic.
Speaker 3: The yeah, yeah, is that the end of that one?
Speaker 12: It is, Sorry, I thought it was on the other page,
but the sentence about that they I didn't know that
was a thing that that could truly happen. So you
couldn't launch a torpedo and it's faulty.
Speaker 3: And it comes back and yeah, yeah, yeah, it happened
in World War Two. Yeah, a number of times, right,
because it was hit because it horns in on the
the screws turning is one of the things in the electricity.
I think the the USS tang I think maybe KGn
T A n G. Yeah, yeah, you think. And the
guy that was captain it was that last torpedo. They
were coming back.
Speaker 5: This guy was a Congressional Medal of Honor, went famous guy, right,
and they launched their last torpedo and the damn thing
went out and it did a U turn and it
came right back and it took them out and they
ended up on the Japanese ship they were trying to sink.
Uh yeah, yeah, And they beat the Japanese beat the
hell out of them on the boat.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I forget his name. His name was,
he had a funny name, yeah, like Mushy More. Yeah,
I remember. But there's a series on TV about that,
The Enemy Below and we Envelope. Yeah yeah, it lists
a bunch of the sub You would not you would
not want to ever go on a sub. Sorry, switch,
you know, thank you for your duty, thank you for
your sort. Yeah, you got balls to go. A sub
in World War Two is the most cramped, fed up
thing in the world, you know, like the crew comfort
isn't even last. It's not even like even if you
stink like kerosene, and the latrines are always and people smoked,
and I mean, you know, it's just a mess, you know.
And if you stayed under for a long time, that's
not the good stuff. You could be in a bunk
and a torpedo could be hanging over you, right. Oh yeah, yeah,
you sleep at the torpedoes, which is a hot bunk.
Great name from for album sleep at the top ten.
Actually the Gentleman, the German prying.
Speaker 12: I mean, if you if you think about I'll go
down that rabbit hole. But think about looking and you
see it and then you see it turn and coming back.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: Ye how about the thresher That was a nothing because
that sunk pretty close to the closet of Massachusetts, probably
sixty two, and for some reason, you know, the Nuns
got us hopped up about it and brought us over
the church and say praise and blah blah blah. You know,
but they made him really a big deal. It was
really it out.
Speaker 4: I can see why the Nuns would do that.
Speaker 3: What happened to it? I mean, they kind of know
what happened to it, but they never really said, well,
this definitely happened to it, and I think it just
be pressurized something. What I've read is that it they
had an electrical problem and they shut down the reactor
and a nuclear submarine can't really surface without power from
what at that point, From what I've heard, you were
on a nukeboat, right, Yeah.
Speaker 6: But a thing is if something happens, now there's the
nuclear sub Yeah, they had the diesel boats, but if
you if your reactor shut down, the reactors scrammed, it
would automatically kick over to the ship's battery. Now it
sounds money that, you know, We're not talking about a
couple of sea batteries.
Speaker 4: Were talking about you know, monster room was a foot.
Speaker 6: By a foot by four feet deep. It was one
hundred and twenty four of them. So it would kick
over to that battery and then you could steam for
a while and then you can come to the surface.
And the thing is we as I was an interior
communications electrician, and one of our duties was we did
We didn't charge the battery. It was the nukes back aft,
but we we had the responsibility of a roving watch
where we would we had to make sure all the
ventilation was set up properly, and we would It would
be like twelve hours. You're just doing a roving watch
all over the sub and the thing you're making sure
nobody's messing with events. The main thing was you're worried
about hydrogen evolution and if it hit you, we to
watch the gauge. If it hit as much as one
point five percent, you had the power as just an
enlisted slip non nuclear dude actually stopped the charge. So
because what was it, four percent would make it flammable.
Speaker 7: Like that.
Speaker 3: But let me ask you a switch. You just what
you said, just have a question, So they would haul around.
Would this battery do anything other than be the backup?
Speaker 6: No, it was it was down Uh it was below
the Uh you go down in the torpedo room, right,
you know, and it was below that.
Speaker 3: So they would haul this thing around just as a
safety thing kind of. Right, Well, it was it was
just it was just huge.
Speaker 6: It was like, you know, if you could get down there,
you could have like ballroom dancing, you know, not that
you'd want to dance on top of a bunch of
U battery cells.
Speaker 3: But what's he talking about? But you brought that up close.
Speaker 6: The reason I chose submarines, there's two reasons. When I enlisted.
I wanted to be interior communications electrician. You know, you
check through the book and you see where you want
to go. And I went on on a delayed program
for a couple of weeks to get my affairs in
order I wanted to go on the surface fleet. I
had to wait something like two months and I thought,
oh no, not many days for me. Well, I'm going
to get I'm going to get cold feet, and you know,
maybe go to Canada.
Speaker 3: Brandy's house. She likes the call.
Speaker 6: And also it was more money so there's.
Speaker 3: More money like subduedy. Yeah yeah, okay, well thank you
for your service. Switch you know, well then we're going
to clap for you, jes you know service. I was
in Newport, Yeah yeah, looking after the yachts.
Speaker 5: You know what I've always heard. I've always heard that
the issues with a submarine is unlike an airplane. An
airplane goes up and always has to come down eventually,
but a submarine can go down and doesn't necessarily have
to come back up. No, that's the scary part because
I had a friend, like I said, who was a
World War two diesel sub guy, and some of the
stories he told me.
Speaker 3: No thank you, yeah yeah, no, right, and the thing
about they don't not to make it a sub show.
But you know, you can only use the diesels on
the surface, right. Submarines spend ninety percent ofday time on
the surface, not these days, but back then they did.
And when you submerge, you get to turn on the batteries.
That's why I was asking about the batteries. Right, Do
the batteries do anything when they're not engaged? You know,
I guess no, You just switch it over to batteries.
You go, like about three miles an hour. And that's
why you couldn't get you know, away from depth jobs
is because he went so slow, you know, underwater. But anyway, okay,
submarines again, not to bring up I'm thinking of submarine
sandwiches now I talk.
Speaker 4: I love this talk because I was in ASW anti
submarine warfare. So he was the guy that we went
out there and helped detect ship traffic, including submarines. With
these sounds right to your headphones. Looking at a graph, Guys,
looking at a graph, looking at the right. This is
the US Navy. Right, this is the US Navy. This
is when I wasn't editing film footage.
Speaker 3: I was service. We won't clap for you. His service
was editing film in Newport Right Island. If you've ever
been done in Newport Right Island, it's like super Yachtville.
Speaker 4: I don't even know that to base down there, all right,
So I got my orders. That's nice.
Speaker 3: Wrong.
Speaker 5: The bottom line with World War two subs and the
diesel boats, they were basically boats that were capable of
going underwater. They were faster on the surface and they
really stunk down below, but they worked. The modern submarines
are designed to go fast underwater more than they are
on the surface, and they're far more lethal, and they're obviously.
Speaker 3: When you can stay down these you have endless power.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 5: But the old World War two boats were they went
down for very our time to evade, right, yeah, yeah,
be destroyed. They send most ships with the deck gun
you know, during the day, you know, and with an
unarmed you know, cargo ship of something. Just like anyway,
just why the drums used to shoot in the Atlantic. Next,
please Susan and get none of the cat has gun? No,
that is that cat licking himself? No, no, no, okay,
you go, so as you go, please all right?
Speaker 12: Number two titled pardon my vomit?
Speaker 3: Okay perfect.
Speaker 12: In two thousand and seven, the US Navy awarded a
contract to build a puke gun, technically called a non
lethal standoff weapon and envisioned for use in hostage situations.
The device could send radio frequencies through a wall and
incapacitate anyone in the adjoining room by making them lose
their balance, bringing on an extreme motion sickness and severe
project style vomiting.
Speaker 3: I get that all the time. You shooting array at
my house. It's cool. That is wicked cool. I like, Wow,
what happened did they do that? We get one?
Speaker 12: It sounds insane. I get that riding in the backseat
of the car.
Speaker 3: Wow, that's crazy. What the hell you doing the backseat
of the car? We're already gone off the rail shows
that nice one.
Speaker 4: Please three little.
Speaker 12: Bro space Shuttle. So the US military does not deny
its existence. It is tight lipped about the X three
seven B spacecraft, looking almost exactly like the old Space Shuttle,
but a quarter the size. The unmanned craft launches from
Vandenberg Air Force Base in California and can orbit for
months without needing to return to Earth. What's it doing
up there? The Air Force will say only that it's
conducting experiments, but many believe the X three seven b's
real mission and is one of two things. It's an
extremely advanced by craft, something that can easily be moved
around in orbit to look down on trouble spots around
the world. Or it's a space based nuclear bomber able
to hit any target on Earth without interference from the
people the nuke is going to land on. A possibility
is that it can do both.
Speaker 3: That sounds like has this been fact checked? The story
now this thing. It just it just launched about a
week ago too. It looks like a little space shuttle
and it is. I'll just say this, so in nineteen
seventy seventy, how long though, is that? Well of fifty years.
Speaker 4: Ago, bazillion years ago.
Speaker 3: The CIA had a satellite called Keyhole satellite Keyhole, and
that could read the label of your cigarette pack in
your in your in your pocket. Okay, there go used
to smoke camels. I can tell. That's how close. That's
how close they were more than fifty years ago. This
thing has the best spy stuff. You get to get
new we get to get new mic stands. This is
terrible and and it's big enough. Certainly there it is.
There's a picture of it right there. Money you're looking,
you're looking, I see it. It's getting and that's I
think that's like the new one. And let's put it
this way. Is it it is capable of having weapons
on it because it's it's it's pretty big, you know,
it's pretty big for like what you would call a satellite.
And it's robot controlled. It's you know obviously, and and
you can move it. That's another thing with satellites. Regular
spy satellites. I guess you can move them, but it
takes a lot of stuff, you know, shooting the retro
rockets and all that stuff. This thing can move like
like an airplane can move up there and be over
the trouble spot, and like, you know, if not minutes,
pretty quick, and that's its advantage. But anyway, nice please, Susan.
Speaker 12: So the thing that bothers me about that image is
it looks like there's four astronauts that go in it.
Do you call them an astronaut when they go their astronaut?
Speaker 3: So supposedly there were people who say that it can
be manned if they wanted to be, and which sounds
kind of crazy. But they're making fighter planes now that
can be either manned or unmanned. So I'm not this
thing yet.
Speaker 12: It's crazy, all right. Number four Angels in Wartime Part one.
Speaker 4: Yo, I love these stories.
Speaker 12: On August twenty second, nineteen fourteen, at the very start
of World War One, the German army was moving through
Belgium seeking to invade France. Blocking its way was the
British British Expedenionary my gosh, expeditionary ditionary, sorry force. The
Germans had about one hundred and sixty thousand men, the
British only half that many. The two armies clashed near mons,
A village in western Belgium, and after two days of fighting,
the outnumbered British managed to stop the Germans, at least temporarily.
News of this victory swept through England, but with it
came a bizarre account of how the British army had
received other worldly assistants in that battle. It was said
that just as the Germans were about to overwhelm the British,
an army of ghostly archers appeared and fired at the enemy,
slaying enough of them for the British to hold their ground.
The story's details vary after that, but the most popular
version claimed the archers were actually angels appearing out of
the sky to cut down the Huns, and that many
of the German soldiers killed that day died of arrow wound.
Speaker 4: Wow, well, I shouldn't say that. Did you see the
arrow in it?
Speaker 3: Or there was just the wound, just the wound.
Speaker 12: While several investigations after the war found little evidence that
anything extraordinary had occurred at Mond's, the story of the
heavenly warriors persists.
Speaker 6: To this day.
Speaker 3: Big story back then, big big, big story. But a
lot of people think that they just took this Rumo
and the British propaganda, the Parma or whatever because they
were losing a lot of time and just say yeah
and worked it ye exactly. Next Susan Okay.
Speaker 12: Our final one here is Angels in Wartime Part two.
A similar story about angels came out of another war
on another continent. Imperial Japan invaded China in nineteen thirty one,
marking the beginning of World War Two. The Japanese army
brutalized the Chinese Chinese people the next decade, including bombing
many defenseless cities from the air. A missionary named doctor
Charles Kimber was living in China at the time. In
nineteen forty, he received two letters on the same day.
One was from a Japanese person he knew, the other
from a friend who was Chinese. The first letter described
an incredible event. A Japanese pilot had been ordered to
lead his bomber group against an undefended Chinese city. As
the bomber formation approached its taget, the lead pilot saw
what he described as a multitude of angels with drawn
swords blocking his way to the target. It might be
interesting to note that Shintoism, which is the traditional religion
of Japan, does not contain accounts of angels. It is
more of a good spirit bad spirit kind of faith.
At first, the pilot thought he was seeing an unusual
cloud formation and continued leading his bombers onward. But as
you do closer, so many apparitions filled the sky that
he was reluctant to go through them, so he turned
around and headed back to base along with the rest
of his formation. He was later executed for his disobedience.
Now this is where it it's really weird. The second
letter the missionary received that day described the exact same incident,
the bombers, the angels, the dramatic retreat, but this time
it was told in great detail from witnesses on the ground.
Speaker 3: All right, I uh is that in Hondi universe? Isn't
ability to them?
Speaker 12: You haven't?
Speaker 4: That sounds familiar?
Speaker 3: Yeah, interesting story, you know, angels, And it's funny because
in the Shinto religion, as Mac wanted to point out,
it's not angels religion, it's good bad and good and
bad spirits. So it'll be interested that he would see angels.
Uh and that was it. Now let's clap for Susan.
Good report. And the cat. The cat is sleeping or
eating choo, well a licking himself. Yeah, okay, looking, okay,
that's exactly what she's doing. Number three, Wow, playing the cello.
Don't look at me? Yeah all right. So instead of
taking any commercial break, why don't we just go right
to I want Brandy to go and last. So yeah, Brandy, right,
we've done everyone switch have you don't know? So we're
gonna go to switch then, Brandy, okay, switching. Switch was
droning on and on earlier, and that is his report.
Speaker 6: So I was adding very interesting details to the conversation.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, there was no no droning going on here.
That's your opinion. Aha.
Speaker 6: If you want droning, talk to club.
Speaker 3: Oh you got your buddy anyway, switch me to do your.
Speaker 6: Your Is this for like a dance routine with dancing
girls and a band?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 13: Hang on, and now it's time for another story from
the Lost Annals of the Paranormal. It's time for Steve
Ward's report from the Fringe.
Speaker 3: Another twenty hours to put that together. Switchie, yes, please
go ahead.
Speaker 6: Well, my report tonight is from a book called Supernatural
Lake Superior by Chad Lewis. Chad Lewis is one of
the movers and shakers in the Van Meter Visitor Festival,
which I'll be attending the weekend after the Mothman Festival
in van Iowa. So I have to be traveling west.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 4: Uh now this is uh uh do you need someone
to point to you?
Speaker 7: Is?
Speaker 3: Is that what you want us to do?
Speaker 6: If you know, if you keep going any direction long enough,
so you're going to get there?
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, switchy.
Speaker 6: All right, that's my triple A trip tick television, So.
Speaker 3: All right, go ahead, switchy.
Speaker 6: Okay. It's this is about the one the one chapter
covers the two Harbors serpent. Now this is Minnesota, on
the shores of Lake Superior and u. Chad Lewis says
that the uh, the sort of prime time for sea
serpents was in the early eighteen hundreds and early nineteen hundreds,
many many lakes and were unexplored. It wasn't that difficult
to believe that some of these things might be real,
even if some of the reports were kind of fanciful. Uh. Now,
his this focus it was on the north shore of Minnesota,
overlooking Lake Superior. Now, early on, not all the reports
of these creatures were rejected out of hand, and it
was around about the late nineteen thirties that people started
to become a bit skeptical of some of these sightings.
Now all the way up to twenty thirteen, Chad Lewis
he does a lot of lectures, has has published many books. Anyway,
he was approached by someone after one of his lectures
on mysterious creatures in Minnesota about a signing he had
of something he couldn't explain in Lake Superior. He was
actually in the dentist's office in Two Harbors, and apparently
they have this big picture window overlooking the lake, so
you can contemplate the beautiful scenery is causing major pain on.
So anyway, he's looking out the window and the dentist
wasn't working on him at that point, or otherwise he
wouldn't see anything, and he he saw something he couldn't explain,
and he thought his mind thought it was a dolphin
at first, which of course didn't make any sense at
all in the Great Lakes. And as he got a
better look at it, it seemed like it was didn't
have any dorsal fins, and it looked more like a
large humped serpent, much like the images we see of
the loch Ness monster. So he got up rushed toward
the window to get a better look, and of course
this thing submerged beneath the waves and didn't see it again.
If you go back, the belief in large serpents in
the waters of Superior were plentiful from the Native Americans,
and those beliefs were passed on to the settlers, and
they would sometimes if somebody disappeared mysteriously, they would blame
very commiliant, might have been as estranged cousin or something.
Now on August third, there's an article August third, eighteen
ninety five and the Irewood News Record, there was a
report of a sighting from the S. S. Curry on
its way down from Ashland, Wisconsin. Captain George Robarge said
that he saw a giant reptile thrust its long neck
above the water and about four hundred yards from the ship,
and whatever this thing was was paralleling the ship for
about five minutes. They passed Whitefish Bay near Somerset, and
it kept pace with them, and several of the men
saw it too, through the spyglasses, so he had several witnesses.
It was about fifteen feet in length, jaws that opened
a good foot and its body would occasionally rise above
the waves. And then that's the end of that report.
So you know, occasionally you get these very strange reports
in the Great Lakes and the waters, the waters around
to luth There was a report from the Detroit News
Tribune in eighteen ninety seven, and this is about an
encounter with what they what looked like to them a
giant squid, even even stranger than a dolphin in the
Great Lakes. And they were in shallow water. They struck something.
They thought maybe it was a big rock or something,
and one of the crew members went to go check
it out. He trips over a rope, falls into the
water near this thing. The water is only about ten
feet deep, and this thing, he was huge. He was
supposed because to the report, he was seized by tentacles,
and don't make any jokes about that, at least about
seventy feet long.
Speaker 9: It was.
Speaker 6: Now, get this, it was green with scales and it
had a forked tail. Now, before he broke free, he
said he saw its two giant eyes. And that's all
there is to this report. Again, another totally bizarre You know,
you don't know if this is just something a creative
journalist made up or if there's really some kind of
an encounter with something. And then we switched to another subject.
Speaker 3: I asked you a question about that. So what did
the dentists say? Right, the guy like jumps out of
the jumps out of the dentist. Check right, do you
take this salt of a second thing?
Speaker 6: And I'll tell you exactly what the dentist said. He said, Now, spit.
Speaker 3: Continue.
Speaker 6: Now, a few years ago, Chad had just finished giving
another UH paranormal program in Minnesota, and a woman approached him.
They wanted to tell him of her UFO sighting. Now,
this was was also in the Two Harbors area, and uh,
She's sitting on the beach overlooking Lake Superior. She sees
a classic flying saucer. I mean, it's this stick disc
shaped craft.
Speaker 1: It was.
Speaker 6: She thought it looked like it was searching for something,
or perhaps it had some kind of mechanical difficulty, but
it just was kind of moving around. And now she
had never had any interest in UFOs, but her son
did so she got up and after this thing went
away and she went out to the parking lot to
drive home. She wanted to tell her son about this
incredible experience she had, so she goes to the parking lot.
She encounters two men dressed in classic men in black attire,
black suit, black fedoras, and they, without a preamble, started
to talk to her about UFOs and about her sighting.
So she thought, well, they must have seen the same object.
But they were pretty odd. The demeanor was just off,
so she decided to get the heck out of there.
But as she was leaving, they said As she walked away,
she heard them say that she should, under no circumstances
talk about her sighting. So she got to her car
and left. And now she had never heard of the
history or lore of the men of Black. And when
she went to go tell her son about this, he said,
oh yeah, and he filled her in on this kind
of strange phenomena. And it reminds me of you know,
we've talked about Jacques Filet before, Jacques Olet, who wrote
Passport to Magonia and so many great books on UFOs.
One of the things he said is the phenomena seems
to the gate itself. There's two ways it does this.
Sometimes the experiences are so bizarre that people actually withhold
some of the details initially because they're afraid they're not
going to be believed. So you get this other strange
circle sort of where people see something. Sometimes they don't
even report it. They get a knock on their door
and somebody that looks like they're from the government or
dressed in dark clothing to report your your UFO. We
want your photographs, if you've taken any photographs.
Speaker 3: But these people are always like too weird for you
to believe what they're doing, yet they keep doing it
all the time.
Speaker 6: Oftentimes there is something really off about them, the skin color,
their demeanor or whatever, but we just don't know what
that is. I think it seems to me. Nick Redford
wrote a book, you know, he does a lot of
stuff where he gets a freedom of information. Yes, uh uh,
and he it seemed to suggest to one of his
books that some of this, some of them men in
black lore, might have actually been constructed, so to speak,
by the government. It's just one of their many u
sort of blacky sort of testing, testing the belief systems
of people. Seeing what they can get away with before.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 6: So perhaps some of these things are really paranormal or
have some kind of a strange explanation. Other things may
be just more mundane and more some kind of a
I don't know, sub perfuge or something like that.
Speaker 3: The one good thing I can say about the exte
Ufo Fessival, which we weren't invited to two years in Arona.
I wonder why that is. I no, no, I'm gonna
have to check with Peter Robbins if we can five
on our side. Well apparently not. But anyway, what was
really funny last time was if you I mean, the
the the the speeches and everything inside the city hall
are just horrible. I mean it's hot, it's just you know,
it was very uncomfortable, very uncomfortable. But the city, the
little town of Ecteter itself, really embraces the whole idea.
So all the restaurants have UFO burghers and you know,
kind of stuff like that. You got UFO dolls get
into it, right. But what was really funny last time
was these three guys, and they had to be college
kids et Ceter Academy, dressed up like men in black
and they're just walking around, but they're walking in step.
They're walking and stuff with the other they were. It's funny.
It was just funny, not saying anything to anyone, just
walking around. I think that's kind of cool. Anyway, Well,
forever invited back there, which we won't look.
Speaker 4: Up the town of Exeter. It's a wonderful time.
Speaker 3: It's just like the rich privileged town. Extra Academy is
the on Lincoln kids.
Speaker 4: When the radio station where we used to work all.
Speaker 3: Money, right, and we in a station used to be
right down the street from the good It was.
Speaker 6: A classic series of UFO sidings in the sixties.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I think it was Roger or Robert Fuller that wrote
the book Incident at Exeter. Yeah, big, But that was
kind of in the wake of the Michigan sightings that
I grew up with as a kid, you know, the
the ann Arbors sidings.
Speaker 3: Right and so forth. Not to be confused with the
Bonnie and Bonnie Hill's story, and the Extra wrote that
book after that. Right. Experience is a completely different thing.
And if you read it, you say, wow, how did
this happen? How all these people be bs ing us?
I mean there's cops.
Speaker 5: All cops, like four or five cops. The thing I
remember about that is when it happened. I remember as
a kid thinking, Wow, this is really cool because it's
not happening in Arizona across the country. It's happening right
right out, you know, just north of US. I was
so impressed.
Speaker 3: Basically, what happened is this kid is hitchhiking. He's hitchhiking,
and like two in the morning, his girlfriend literally threw
him out. He's hitchhiking and he's and he's on this
lonely road up down those roads up there with a
nutty and winding and I guess, and he saw this
light hovering over a farmhouse and he said, you want,
what the hell is this?
Speaker 4: And then he goes in.
Speaker 3: He wakes up the farmer and his wife. They see
it and it's just hovering there and it's a craft.
That's this is that they call the cops, and the cops. Yeah,
like four cops show up and they all see it.
Speaker 4: You know, and and they documented it.
Speaker 3: They're they're close to ps INFO space where there's a
lot of planes coming and going, especially back then. But
the thing and people say, well, you were just looking
at some refueling plane. They say, no, we know what
planes look like. We've been living here for ten freaking years,
you know, we know what planes passing you know we'll
look like. And this was not it and just had
a lot of people, a lot of a lot of witnesses,
a lot of credibility in what happened and stuff like that. Yeah,
so anyway from that, they do this terrible exeter full
which they don't invite us to, but anyway.
Speaker 4: They invite us to it a lot of times. I
think they just ran out of room, ran out of
the room, ran the sabotage, and I think, I don't know,
I do.
Speaker 3: I think that.
Speaker 4: If you dealt with them, they might invite you back.
Speaker 3: But what do you mean that with them? What do
you mean all the time and say, we're in your bay.
We're literally three blocks away from you, right and you're
getting these pushes from California and paying them a thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: We didn't do anything wrong there. No, I don't think
we did anything wrong.
Speaker 5: But I'm saying, you know, they if you approach them,
they just forgot about it.
Speaker 3: And who knows.
Speaker 4: You said, there's a new guy in charge.
Speaker 3: Right one one? They got the l they got the hel.
Speaker 5: Just saying you know, if you if you approach them
again and say, hey, look, you know I'm not going
to approach them, why should I?
Speaker 4: Persson?
Speaker 3: There you go, Right, there's a new there's new people
running it, right. Yeah, I think it's that Peter Robins guy.
I think it's him. Okay, that's still involved. He'll never
stay and he'll never get uninvolved, right, and never get uninvolved.
And plus after ten times he loves you, and he
doesn't pronounce my name right right, I mean he's introduced
me so many freaking times with us mac beloney.
Speaker 12: Yeah, isn't that the same place that put the name
tag on you?
Speaker 4: One one?
Speaker 12: That's a w A n W A hand.
Speaker 4: It might have been yeah, one one, Yes, A lot
of people could confuse that, or it would be the
number one.
Speaker 3: Anyone.
Speaker 4: Let's clip the switch my place?
Speaker 3: Do you know that there's a like you switch there's
a salt room in salt caves? Excellent, Right, that's how
privileged that how much of money is running around that place?
If you spend like a thousand bucks to sit among salt,
I don't think it's that it was five hundred bucks.
If it's more than ten bikes. Why would you do it?
Speaker 5: I'm just saying I think I know somebody who did it,
and she ain't got that kind of money. So really yeah,
that she come out transformed.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I didn't ask you, like, you can
get nicked and go in there and stuff and lay
on the salt and you can do whatever you want.
Really yeah, if you have an experience, you know, he
flipped the street to the age of Massage o Sault
and the rubbin tug. Wow, I want to cut this
up the chicken wrap anyway. Okay, sorry, Brandy, Sorry, sorry
that was right.
Speaker 4: What track are we on in this show?
Speaker 3: Well, we're gonna shorts? Are we getting into electrical short?
I'm gonna go all right, okay, all right, just make
it a circle, Okay, I like it. So we're gonna pivot,
as the kids say, with the Brandy and Brandy has
a report. I'll tell you one thing. People who heard
last week's report about the Saints Vitas dance okay, and
we're joking through it. We should put music on it,
but I didn't because I thought that would be distasteful.
I was talking about people who are inappropriate dancing. Yeah,
well the overwhelm the majority. Wan has to put it
out with music. Really okay, so you might be doing that.
You got that dance thing you can yeah yeah right,
hang on, all right, I I brought it up. I
just turned to go on in the background every time
we play.
Speaker 4: Yeah, look at this go Sat Fighters.
Speaker 3: Wow. Yes, okay.
Speaker 5: Actually you need to get Agan x on and he
can dance to that. Yeah, just what we need agent
age dancing.
Speaker 4: Anyway, brionn R and B band to write a new
song about the Saint Fighters dance. You know, somebody like
a Booker T and the MG.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and people have to look it up. What is this?
Speaker 4: People dance with it. It's a new dance. It's Chubby
Checker when we need him.
Speaker 3: It's all right. Only got to have number one hits
with the same song with you know, you know he
had he hit number one talking about Chubby check Chubby
Checker on the twist. Yeah did the twist in fifty
nine and then he came back and say, man, let's
twist again like we did last song. Just a twist
a question. Yeah yeah, anyway, great talent, Brandy, you have
a report for us. I do Okay, I'll tell what
we're going to clamp before the report. Oh, because we
don't have some groovy sexy intro, I've switch to man.
Speaker 4: And I have to tell you I'm drooling thinking about
a Kringle right now. I don't know why it is,
but he is drooling.
Speaker 3: I can attest to that, So Brandy, please take it away.
Speaker 7: Okay. So this report is on the sweat lodge ceremony.
What the sweat lodge ceremony?
Speaker 3: Sweat lodge, sweat lodge?
Speaker 7: Okay, And for my resources this time, I use the
ACTA Lakota Nation, the New Brunswick Aboriginal People's Council EPSCO
dot com, Harvard University Pluralism Project, and the Association for
trans Personal Sidecology at atpweb dot org. All right, So,
a sweat lodge ceremony is performed by Native North and
Central American cultures, and all of them share similar characteristics,
but there are variations between the various cultures and regions
on how they actually go about doing their sweat lodge ceremony.
The object of the sweat lodge ceremony across all the
nations is that it's a purification right to obtain a
spiritual kind of cleansing. During the ceremony, those involved in
it can restore balance and grounding to their lives by
connecting with nature and by connecting to their creator. According
to black Elk, the sweat lodge ceremony allows for purification
of oneself in order to align with the great Spirit
and to quote know something of that real world of
the spirit which is behind this one n The ceremony
also may be performed in order for someone to cleanse
and center themselves prior to having a vision quest. A
sweat lodge ceremony is conducted inside a sweat lodge, which
is usually a domed small structure that is heated by
steaming hot rocks. The structure is constructed as a representation
of the womb of the universe womb. The Sioux culture
in particularly actually calls a sweat ceremony an innepi, which
means to live again, because the ceremony leads to a
spiritual rebirth once the participant emerges from the womb lodge.
The lodge is usually constructed with as many natural elements
as possible and in a private location in a natural area.
It's usually made of flexible saplings such as willows, which
are driven into the ground to form a circle, and
then the top of them is bent toward the center
of the circle, where the tips are braided or woven
together to form a dome shaped structure, and then that
structure is completely covered so no light can shine through
into the lodge. Traditionally the substructure was covered with animal hides,
but now any other natural materials like blankets or canvas
can be used. The main point is that no light
get into the lodge. There's one opening, which is the
door that faces east, and outside the door there's a mound,
a small mound that's built on which a fire pit
is constructed and that signifies the sun, and then encircling
half of the fire pit, another mound is constructed to
represent the moon like a crescent. The main point is
that the outside of the lodge represent the cosmos and
the inside represent the womb of the universe from which
everyone came from the cosmos. The lodge can be in
any diameter, but they're usually kept pretty small because the
larger they are, the harder they are to heat, and
they like to sometimes bring the temperature up to over
two hundred degrees fahrenheit inside the lodge. So, as I said,
each nation may have its own specific methods of construction,
but the basic idea is the same across the board.
One exception would be the southwestern North American nations or
Central American nations that don't have the same resources as
the other nations and may use clay or rock to
build their lodges. So then stones are collected and heated
outside of the lodge in the fire pit, and they
need to be large enough to hold the heat for
a long period of time, but small enough that they
can be carried into the lodge. The best types of
stones are igneous because they've already been heated and you
know they won't crack under the heat before they're brought
into the lodge. Though, the lodge is smudged and the
floor is usually covered with fresh cedar boughs. The rocks
that are brought into the lodge represent different grandfathers or
different ancestors, and the first rock brought into the lodge
represents the creator. The leader will bring the Creator rock
in and smudge it and the lodge before bringing the
other rocks in, which is done one at a time,
smudging each one as it's brought in. Once all of
the heated rocks have been placed into the lodge, then
the participants can come in, and sometimes it's just men,
but sometimes it could be men and women. If men
and women are coming in, then the men enter first
and they go around the center stones in a clockwise
direction and are seated on the north side of the lodge,
or the side of the lodge facing north, and the
women will then enter and sit on the south side.
During the ceremony, there are prayers offered to the four
elements earth, air, fire, and water, each of which corresponds
to a sacred direction. So there may be four rounds
of prayers, each focusing on a particular element and direction,
and in between each new heated rocks are brought in
and smudged for the next round. Sometimes a pipe of
sacred tobacco maybe passed around. Drum drums are.
Speaker 3: What kind of tobacco tobacco? She said, tobacco.
Speaker 4: This is where the rubber hits the road.
Speaker 7: Drums are often played and the participants will join in
chanting prayers.
Speaker 3: Tobacco, tobacco, tobacco, tobacco.
Speaker 4: Yeah, scroutine backyard tobacco.
Speaker 3: Doesn't sound like opium. Or anything like that.
Speaker 7: It's an offering to the tobacco.
Speaker 3: Okay, go on, please, let's see.
Speaker 7: During the intense heat where the leader is placing water
on top of the rocks intermittently to create steam, each
participant becomes cleansed of negativity and develops a renewed bond
with nature and the earth because of the intensity of
the conditions, and the ceremony also produces a bond between
the members of the community. So not only does each
participant bring renewed positivity to the community after the ceremony,
but the participants collectively develop a stronger bond because they're
all contributing to the ceremony through their prayers and their
proximity to each other. And funny that switch would mention
Chad Lewis because Chad Lewis has a background in psychology,
and during his talks he gives on the paranormal, he
often points out that sharing a scary or traumatic experience
with someone somehow engages different chemicals in the body that
create a stronger bond with the individual that you're sharing
them experience with.
Speaker 3: Okay, stop right there, if you don't mind. Okay, this
is why you bring girls to scary movies, right.
Speaker 7: That's Chad Lewis recommendation to.
Speaker 3: Just checking.
Speaker 7: Even though the sweatledge isn't typically scary or traumatic, it
is like an experience of intense emotion or hyper awareness
that can create the same kind of chemical responses that
can strengthen the bond among the participants and then the
community at large. So, in addition to spiritual cleansing among
the individuals and the community, the sweat ledge has also
been known to actually provide healing or curative outcome for
some of the participants, and there have been documented reports
of participants emerging free of ailments that they brought into
the lodge with them, and some reports have been confirmed
through medical records, including healings of chronic illnesses and even
of cancer. And while I was doing my research, I
came across an interesting study by Montana PhD with hibberd
which was published in the Journal of trans Personal Psychology,
and the point of his study was to determine that
if whether or not non native participants in a sweat
lodge ceremony would experience any kind of trans personal events
or in other words, something that we would think of
as a paranormal or supernatural experience actually happening during the ceremony.
It was important for the study that the participants be
non native, so that they didn't have any cultural expectation
of supernatural events occurring within the ceremony, right, And this
way the study would determine whether or not there was
something inherent within this particular kind of ceremony, within a
sweatlatch ceremony that would actually create or amplify paranormal phenomena.
And it was a very interesting study, but it was
extremely long, so I will just maybe summarize it, okay, okay.
So in the study, there were thirty participants, a mixture
of male and female, and age range of twenty seven
to sixty five years old. All of those participants had
already been to a sweat lodge ceremony, but without the
context of a native participant.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, yes, right.
Speaker 7: So the study used ceremonies from three different native nations
which had different idiosyncrasies and specifics, and each participant was
asked to attend at least fifty.
Speaker 3: Ceremonies fifty five yeah, oh wow.
Speaker 7: Yeah. And then doctor Hibbard used Groff's taxonomy, which is
an identification system that identifies various types of trans personal
or paranormal psychological phenomena, and the study revealed that one
hundred and eighty four ceremonial experiences by these participants were
categorized into thirty one different time different types of supernatural
or paranormal phenomenological experiences. And I won't say what all
thirty one of them, or I won't go through all
of them, but a few examples are. Twenty one of
the participants reported experiencing the presence of animal spirits in
the lodge even though no animals were in there. Nineteen
of them reported feeling the presence of non animal spirit
beings in the lodge during the ceremony. There were fourteen
reports of actually hearing spirit beings communicating with them. There
were nine reports of a physical interaction with a spiritual phenomena,
such as one participant was touched or felt touched by
bird wings when.
Speaker 3: There was not a bird bird wings settled.
Speaker 7: One participant felt the lodge shaking when no one else
was reacting to it shaking. At one point, a water
bucket was observed flying around the inside of the lodge.
Some of the examples. There was one report of a
participant picking up and holding a burning rock without receiving
any burns.
Speaker 3: So what we're saying here is that sweat lodge is
is something that have been happening, you know, for hundreds
of years, yes, Americans whatever. Yes. So what they did
was they took ordinary white people like us and had
no connection to the Indians at all and put them
in there to see if they would see these things
without any kind of, as you say, cultural interference, and
they did.
Speaker 8: Yes.
Speaker 3: Wow, So are they only are they doing is sweating?
Speaker 7: Yeah, well they're sweating. And there again they may have drumming,
which creates kind of a possibly like a hypnotic type
state maybe and with along with the chanting.
Speaker 4: But that's all it takes.
Speaker 3: I mean, these are when they do these mescaline things
down in South America, the whatever you call those things, ayahuasca,
Yeah right right, I mean this is it's almost the
same thing, except they introduced you know, smoking, playote and.
Speaker 4: Stuff like that.
Speaker 7: Maybe or not or not. I mean it could all
just be sensory, you know, there might not be any
kind of chemical agent.
Speaker 3: It was something something trance of some sort. Some actors
went nuts in a sweat lodge. Who wasn't like uh,
I'm Carol Caine or somebody wouldn't.
Speaker 7: It's kind of like.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yes, yes, yeah, sure, but you one.
Speaker 2: Of the.
Speaker 7: Resources I used made a point of saying, you can
get up and leave nobody's You don't have to stay
there if you're feeling uncomfortable, especially between rounds where you're
going to the next element and direction, you know, it's
a time to get up and go outside and.
Speaker 3: Take a watch. How many people inside the young lodge?
Speaker 7: It depends on the size of it, but usually maybe
a dozen because they do like to keep them smaller
or less, just because they want the heat to exceed
you know.
Speaker 3: So do you think the actual physical thing of sweating
kind of makes you see things?
Speaker 7: It's possible. I think, you know, is your blood pressure
getting raised? Right?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know I think that to sign that me too.
It sounds great.
Speaker 12: How long is this session?
Speaker 7: It actually lasts until the rock's cool, oh real, until
the rock's cool so much that they no longer produce steam.
Speaker 3: So you but they have these people go to fifty
of them fifty so fifty days in a row or
something or no, just fifty.
Speaker 7: Over a course of I don't I want to say yeah,
it might have been three years.
Speaker 4: I don't It's interesting these things, you know.
Speaker 3: It's a little bit like when those two psychiatrists interviewed
people about obduction and they made sure neither one, you know,
knew what they were asking about, and yet were an
assume story. They have the same story.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 5: I have a friend who has done sweat Lodge numerous
times and has done vision quests. Was this Jimmy Stewart.
Speaker 3: No, you know who it is. It's the tall guy,
the big guy. No, Tony Tony, of course, Now Tonal,
I'm sorry, I don't know.
Speaker 4: Tony.
Speaker 3: Tony's an old friend and I've noticed since I was
eighteen years old. You better off.
Speaker 5: Actually he's a real uh and interesting gentleman. Anyway, he's
done a lot of this stuff, and when he did
one of his last vision quests, he explained it to me.
You know, I was like, because I was curious, I said, what,
you know, what.
Speaker 3: Would you do? What happened? And I don't know how
many days he sat in that circle without food, and
I don't know if he had water. I have no idea,
but he.
Speaker 5: Said, finally, at one point, some sort of flying insect
came and landed in front of him, and it explained
to him. Talked to Yeah, I talked to him and
told him what was going on and what you know
what His question was, Yeah, the way to go?
Speaker 3: What to do?
Speaker 4: Like a fly, not some beautiful ego.
Speaker 3: I know it was a small insect on sort, but
it was it was big enough that and he said
it sat there for what seemed to be a couple
of hours to him, and it explained like the meaning
of life he just gave him.
Speaker 4: And I was like, I am a butterfly. Butterflies do that.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to sign up anymore.
Speaker 4: You butterflies sit around and he.
Speaker 5: Done done, and he hooked up. He found a place
that some gentleman who's a tracker of some sort, but
who's somewhere on the East coast. I don't know what
his dealers, but you sign up to go to his
classes and he'll teach you different things about going out
under the woods and living.
Speaker 4: And and then.
Speaker 5: After maybe one or two of his I don't know
if the weekend retreats are week retreats, he weeds out
people and only certain people are invited to come back
for further the rich ones, and he's he did a
bunch of the stuff, and he said it was really
a life chance.
Speaker 3: And it would be the pinnacle of this show if
we had Tony km in here some night.
Speaker 4: He would never do it. I've met this guy.
Speaker 5: He would never do it because if somebody laughed or
made a joke about it, it would shoot us. It
would be He'd got to get up and walk out
the mascot. He has no sense of humor.
Speaker 3: He is the oddest, but a good guy looking, nice
guy's been my but he's the oddest individual I've ever
met in my life.
Speaker 4: I mean, and the stuff you've told me about we
wrote a freaking book.
Speaker 3: How did you know him?
Speaker 4: As he lived near you?
Speaker 9: No, he was.
Speaker 5: He came to work where I worked when I was
about eighteen years old, and he the first day there,
he walked up to me and said, it was foretold
I would meet you, and you will change my life.
Speaker 4: You will go and change your life.
Speaker 3: And they're not married. And I thought this guy was like, wow, Okay,
you're out there, my friend. And I got to know him.
Speaker 5: And then when I left there and went to work
in Boston about six months later, I brought him with
me because I needed help, and he was the most
worthy person I knew, and what really comes in well,
that was the job changed for him. But I also
brought him into a trade. He was he was my
cosmic brother angel.
Speaker 4: Literally.
Speaker 5: He explained to me that him and I go through
time and space together and we bump into each other
in different life that once in a while, every every
so many lifetimes, we bump.
Speaker 3: In just yes and no. You would once stopped at
a sobriety checkpoint. Yes, he's driving. I was driving bull
ship faced basically right okay, and and you're freaking out,
but he said, don't worry. The cops are going to
let us go. Right when the cops sat questioning, He's
going to the cop f U f U f up.
Lets you go, Chris. He on.
Speaker 5: On the way to that experience, I was driving his
car because he was too drunk to drive. And we
got to a spot where we're driving along and I said,
look at you got to start calming down to drinking,
my brother.
Speaker 3: You know you got a cool day. You're kind of yeah,
I'm saying yes, okay, And he said to me, don't
worry about it. I have I have a guardian angel,
And yeah, I would never hurt anyone. I would never
know nothing lover bad will happen. It's getting crowded in
the can with all, he said, I will, don't worry
about it. So we we ended up getting pulled over
and the cop came over and said to me, uh,
and he looked at me to Tony, and Tony had
an open beer in his lap, and the cop went crazy,
and Tony flipped on the bird and told him the
way to go. And I'm saying, shut up, Well, yeah,
that is not what you do. But the bottom line
is the cop did end up letting us go. And
as I'm driving away, I'm furious now because I'm figuring,
you know, he was provoking this. And he looked at
me and he said, see, I told you nothing bad
would happened. Wow, And how do you argue with that? Yeah,
he's a very strange dude.
Speaker 13: He is.
Speaker 4: He's a strange guy.
Speaker 5: What was really kind of interesting with him is, like
I said, I met him when I was about eighteen,
and I maintained a friendship with him through my whole life.
And he told me very early on we were cosmic brothers,
and we go through time and stuff together and we
always end up finding each other and y story without me.
And what was really funny is he worked with me
and for me at the place in Boston. Yes, and
they were so afraid of him that even when he
didn't work for me, whenever they had to call him
in to talk to him, they had to come and
get me because I was considered to be the only
person that could control him.
Speaker 3: And let's not have him on the show. And he
and here's the funny thing.
Speaker 5: When I took over, against my better judgment and will,
I ended up owning the department we all worked in.
And I had a bunch of kids from South Boston
and East Boston and a bunch of Strike one and
Strike two, smart, smart ass kids. And what was really
funny was I always had the what I would consider
the eight hundred pound gorilla standing three steps behind me.
That might be offensive, are your time.
Speaker 3: A wound him?
Speaker 5: Because no one, none of these kids would ever give
me a no one would ever give me a hard
time because with him, they knew he was right there,
had my back and he is a guy names and
you know, and I always kidded my life and I said,
you know, if I if if him and I were
walking down the street and a bus jumped the curb.
He would push me out of the way and take
the bus. Take the bus another good name for an album.
He would take He would take the bus. He would
take the bus. And the thing was, it was because
he was going to come back in another life after
learning lessons in this life. And he really didn't worry.
Speaker 3: About it as a fly.
Speaker 5: And and then, you know, I said to my wife
way back, if anything ever happens to me, he's going
to park himself on our front porch and he will
protect you for the rest of your life. Wow, okay,
well can I ask your questions? You know, it's it's funny,
but he is the most loyal friend. Yeah, he's a
good I've met him. He's a good guy. He's a
good guy.
Speaker 3: He's a very very unusual guy. Yeah, he should be
in a straight chah know, well, half the time I've
seen him, he is, like I said, like I said, club.
Speaker 5: I know, I work with him for twenty five thirty years,
and I you know, I really never gave it a
lot of thought while that was happening. But we would
be in you know, meetings in the company, and he
was right there behind me two steps. Anyone anyone that
said or even looked at me cross eyed, they were
scared to death. And he was, you know, and like
at the time we were in the car and got
got pulled over. We were the wedding, and again he
was clobbered and he So the people I work with
come up and they go out, you gotta go, gotta
go get Tony's keys.
Speaker 3: He's too drunk to drive. And I said, well, go
get him. And I'm not, I'm not going again. What
are you crazy? So I walk up to him and
I go, hey, hey, brother, give me, give me the keys.
So he hands me the keys and he goes, let
me know where you leave it when you're done with it,
and I'm like, no, I'm not taking your car, stupid,
I'm driving you home. You're too drunk. Switch train wreck,
Switch train wreck, go ahead. So we end up, you know,
We go out to his car and I tried getting
in it and the alarm goes off and he's sitting
on the curb waffing, and he won't tell me how
to shut the alarm off. And by that point it's
happened to all of us.
Speaker 5: My wife took everybody else who was drunk as a
monkey because she doesn't drink, so everybody else was in
my car.
Speaker 3: Can I ask you something, certainly? How many drinks have
you had tonight? He's number three?
Speaker 4: This guy truly a brother from another mother.
Speaker 7: He was.
Speaker 4: He everybody said, I said.
Speaker 3: He would he would he died, Yeah, he would, he would.
He would have died for me without He's just as
nuts to do that. Yeah, good guy, nice guy, odd guy.
And even to this day, and he looks like a
man in black.
Speaker 5: And he shows up up at my house announced maybe
once a year. Yeah, yeah, yeah, he came over. He
was on the deck and then he cracks me up
and he's like a monk, you know.
Speaker 4: He a monk.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I've never known him to be in a relationship for
any link of time.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: He's just very spiritual, very out there, and he will
tell you all about the grays and the reptilians and
the archangels. Man, he goes off on this stuff.
Speaker 4: So why don't we get him on the show, because.
Speaker 5: Because somebody would make a joke of it and it
would be it would kill us. Well, no, I would
be embarrassed because he's my friend. And and we don't
want that anyway. Well, thank you for that.
Speaker 4: Sorry, please, sorry for that silliness.
Speaker 3: That's all right. Well you might put music on that too,
is it too. I have to say goodbye because it's
the end of the show.
Speaker 4: It is time flies.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I thought I would never end.
Speaker 3: Not soon enough for club.
Speaker 8: I'm waiting. My twinkies are waiting for me.
Speaker 3: And then well you better explain that those are John vote. Uh, Brandy,
I feel bad because you're always the first one. We
have to second bye till okay, but oh, she's waving
to us. Thank you, Brandy for joining us.
Speaker 7: Had a great time. It was a really great night.
Speaker 3: Well that's good. Thank you for joining us. We appreciate it.
And we'll see you soon. And don't bring on the
cold you know'll be hot. What am I?
Speaker 6: Wow?
Speaker 4: Did you really say that? Dave? What did you bring me?
Speaker 3: Dave? I'll that okay, okay, never say never, Susan Kay,
thank you so much. I appreciate you.
Speaker 12: You make my day, my week, my momth I agree, you.
Speaker 3: Make our day. Well. Next even though we had a
cat incident earlier in the show.
Speaker 4: Sleight of camera, it's the whole show. He's judging us.
He's falling asleep.
Speaker 3: Don't look at it. Thank you, Susan for joining us.
We appreciate it. We'll touch you very soon. Club. Thank you, Club,
Thank you Club, Thank you.
Speaker 8: It's been a lot tonight. I got to tell you
I'm getting to start in the field. What the theme
was for tonight. I'll let you know.
Speaker 4: Updates tomorrow.
Speaker 3: It was the Cosmos, the cosmos what they call it. Yeah,
thank you club for joining us. And by the time
we touch you next week, I'm going to predict the
Patriots are in two.
Speaker 8: Boy, you know you don't end the show on that
kind of a note, because I.
Speaker 3: Think he's but the truth. I think he's right. That's right.
Speaker 8: Over react.
Speaker 3: Now they go to Miami, the all get drunk and
they can't play, and they always lose the beheadred degrees
and write too hot as the kids say, listen. So
thank you, Thank you, Switch, Widow, Switch, Thank you Switch, Susan.
I hope your electrician takes care of the problem so
far as they, you know, edited the show. Thank you.
I didn't say anything. We hope so too, Susan. If
you know what my pleasure. Okay, thank you Switch for
butting in at the wrong time, switch So you had
nothing for which half of breakfast? Just tell us I
made it home.
Speaker 6: I had a couple of sausages, coudle strips of bacon,
not some scrambled eggs. Oh yeah, helping black coffee. Yeah,
love myself a chip.
Speaker 3: Love yourself tip wasn't order. I don't take any nicolas snow.
Thank you, Switchy, We appreciate it, my pleasure, thank you. Well.
Speaker 5: Hey, glad to be here for that chapter of your life.
Oh hey, really, you know, thank you one one. You're welcome.
Glad to be here.
Speaker 3: I just want to say that at one point I
had to get an FCC temporary license. You did, you
know back when I was on Skidball College radio earlier.
I remember getting getting that too. And the first thing,
the first thing I said was do not eat on
the air. Not the first thing, but one of the
first things. Do not eat on the air.
Speaker 4: Don't definitely don't eat peanuts on the air well.
Speaker 3: He said peanuts. I look over him and he's eating
launa dooms Lorna dunes onto the air well.
Speaker 4: That's because I knew during a during Brandy's report, I
was going to have some time to munch on a
couple of them.
Speaker 3: So what did the three stoods? You say? How you Laurna?
How you doing any We're in Scotland. Come on last time, tonight,
last time.
Speaker 4: I promise, get the groove us to move.
Speaker 6: I see what you mean.
Speaker 3: Wow, yeah, we're not looking at you. Switch believe me,
Thank you, Switch, Thank you all, Thank you one one.
Speaker 4: You're welcome.
Speaker 3: Thank you. I want to thank you letting me be
crazy on the show. Thanks for having us listening. And
I have to apologize one more time because I listened
to the last week's show and it starts with four
commercials for the University of Arizona for date Night, you
know all other stuff.
Speaker 4: What's the date night one?
Speaker 3: We hook up at night and you don't have to
go anywhere, you know what I mean?
Speaker 12: But any of them in Spanish?
Speaker 4: One of them was in Spanish.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, And it's like, I don't know how you
you know, what platform was at these things, but they
all say in them brought to you by and we
are not brought to you by Date Night or whatever.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: They just put these in Apple podcasts put them in
you know, I know they edit the show about pod
beams and Podbeam does it too nightly, yep, and we
can't get away from it. That's just the way it is.
So if you watch a YouTube video and all of
a sudden, like commercials come in and do anything, that's
what they're doing. It was a love show. Yeah, so anyway,
sorry for that. We have nothing to do with it.
What I do usually do is like if they start
with commercials, I just say to Alexa, go ahead, two
minutes and usually at the beginning of the show. Anyway,
sorry for that. You ask Alexa to do that, Well
that's how I listened. Yeah, yeah, yeah, Why you don't
like Alexa.
Speaker 4: Well, I like Alexa, but you have to be watching
the show on Alexa supported platform like Amazon.
Speaker 3: No, no, like the little thing and you're in your
in your kitchen, you know. Oh the Alexa box looks
like an occupied Yeah. Yeah, the dot, the dot, Echo
dot or anything. If those things out listening and no
one is, can you tell it to advance the she
and the commercial? Yeah, I just feel two minutes. Yeah anyway. Also,
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they rip up them, Morgan, they give them the keys.
It's the almost forever. These are people who gave a
lot to us, so we should give a lot to them.
Please homes our troops. Google them, see what they're about. Also,
these days we have to make sure keep an eye
on what they are doing. So we have veterans. It
seems like every week something bad happens throughout veterans. They're
cutting a lot of their budget. They're cutting down on
services that are very important to have veterans, especially people
who are in wartime. These people might have, you know,
it's kind of a war. What do you call STPT?
I don't even know. I'm sorry, PTSD PT, I'm sorry.
And also, you know, like suicidal thoughts and things like that. Okay,
you have to keep fun these things, you just don't
let them go. So please keep an eye on that
and see what's happening to our veterans. Hopefully it's going
to turn the clone as soon. And so this is
MAC for the entire gang. I'm gonna say, let's give
us all and I'm going to ask water wonderful a
take we were wonderful? Is there any way we can
play them out on music? Or you're not hooked up
for that? I'm disconnected from that, disconnected. He's okay, you
should have warned me ahead of time. That's all right,
it's fine, chewed up something the dance music. Okay, all right,
thank you very much. This is MAC for the entire gang,
saying until you hear us next time, safe, be safe,
be happy, and bye bye. The girls are the best.
Speaker 4: Hell mh hey, I'll get off the table out inside
way out the door.
Speaker 3: And I love that little guitar. So all they do it.
Speaker 4: Did you get van Halen into that, we get paid
more for this. It sounds like a Funks Brothers production.
Are all right, thank you, everybody, good bye everybody she
was in We miss you. We still got to try
and get down there.