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for you tonight. The first let me introduce the members
of the post girls. I know you've waited a long week,
seven long days is over.
Speaker 3: I don't know how you did it.
Speaker 1: I don't need them, but he's here. You've been feeling
his vibe or something like that.
Speaker 4: I hope they feel my vibe because today that might
be changing my vibe out a little bit.
Speaker 3: Okay, uh, And I'll tell you after being introduced.
Speaker 1: I have to get into your inter then, dude, all right,
so set yourself down, start fanning yourself, get your big
box of Kleenics, your big box of wipes. You're squeeze
and you loose the whole deal because the very famous
one want to say, Monny.
Speaker 4: Hey baby, Hey, ladies and gentlemen and all ships that see,
especially the ladies, welcome to the show.
Speaker 3: And thank you for that introduction. Mac.
Speaker 4: And by the way, I'm going to change up my
vibe today a little bit, and I'm going to be
AI AI. Okay, it's this AI for everything and mass
will be one one AI one one A. I I'm AI.
In fact, I'm not even here, not even here. I'm
doing the show form, okay, so I'm stuck. I didn't
know it because I'm AI.
Speaker 1: I'm stuck with the bill again tonight. Yeah, anyway that apples,
all right? One one is A I J J A
I R A I J.
Speaker 4: I'm so glad to be here though in any way
shape or form, virtual or not.
Speaker 5: AI JJ sounds like something the Three Stooges. Did you
know G A J G G I JJ.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, a swing in the alphabet fifty seven
seconds into the show, first Stooges reference. All right, hell
also in the studio with us here mobile studio, I
just could say, is our engineer producer get away drive
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of JJ because you're not.
Speaker 3: Here, I'll tell you.
Speaker 4: I just had an image of the Three Stooges now
because when they went into that bit and they had
the chorus with the girls singing the chorus line, yes
these short dresses and b A ba b e b
b I big gifye b o bo bigy bye both
b you boo bigye bye bo bood.
Speaker 1: And then they do curlys a dope. Okay, kids asked
you a great great grandparents, but that's about okay, grandma,
what was before my did a lot of reruns. They're
gonna be one hundred years old and in six four
years their first shot came out in nineteen thirty. There'll
be one hundred years old, and.
Speaker 3: Unbelieve it.
Speaker 1: Now here's the thing. I said this once to someone
and when I was in college, and and get the
reaction I thought I was getting it. I said, take Picasso.
Take Picasso, okay, and all the people who have seen
his paintings pay you know, bought his paintings, enjoyed his paintings,
studies his painting, and worship the guy. Right, Okay, then
you take the Stooges. Who has brought more enjoyment per capita?
You know what I mean? It's the Stooges, but away
by far the Stooges, right.
Speaker 4: You know, it might not have been a scientific survey
to attest to that, but.
Speaker 1: Doesn't have to be.
Speaker 5: But you know, they had the in effect, the luxury
of the new medium of television, so they were.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a different far more, but it's a different act.
It's a different thing. But you know, just people, as
they say, Revere Picasso, I'm sure that he's worthy of
all of it, but just about any what's classic painter? Right?
Speaker 3: Where in those days? I don't think too many people
had television?
Speaker 5: No, no, I mean, well, they became famous. But then
when the movies, you know, the shorts before a real movie.
Speaker 1: Right, they became famous movie houses and there became TV. Right. Anyway,
here's someone who might remember The Three Stooges. I was
gonna say only because it's hit, but that doesn't really
work down there. And my sister's tanked out West Virginia
switch played Steve Ward switchy you switch, turn your microphone
nine years dude, nine years on the show, turn on
your mic phone. They okay, okay, but you can't hear us,
We can't hear them. Okay, here we go. Here we
go with the magic red wire again. Yep, now boom,
this is when we should played the music you did? Okay?
Speaker 6: Can he continue?
Speaker 1: Okay, yes, yep, yes, say that.
Speaker 3: Sorry.
Speaker 7: I remember when I was watching The Three Stooges when
I was a kid, and Curly goes over to a
saucer of milk that was poured for a cat and
he starts licking it out of the bowl. And I
started cracking up because, you know, I don't know how
old I was, eight can or whatever. I thought it
was funny. Yes, my dad looked at me and he
just shook his head like, oh god, oh boy, my
son laughing at the three Stooges.
Speaker 1: I just remember we'd watched them before we'd go to school.
They'd be on in the morning and watched it. Yeah,
did watch you eating your breakfast or whatever? You know,
And then by the time you get to school, everyone
was so whipped up there like eye poking each other,
slap at each other on the top of the head
and stuff.
Speaker 4: And I think in gym class they should have been
teaching them, and maybe they were, and I wasn't in
the right class. How to do when Curly lays on
on the floor running around?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, funny, yep, how the hell do you do that?
Speaker 7: The best part every time they do the bit with
the soup the clam soup claim they be spitting a
let me.
Speaker 6: How many times did they do that?
Speaker 1: Yeah? They Curly was I mean, he was a talented guy. Man,
He was a talented guy because even when he's not,
you know, delivering the joke, are getting slapped. He's still
doing funny stuff, you know, he's never not doing something funny.
Speaker 4: And sometimes they filled in a blank where it was like, oh,
what do we doing on then some funny bit just
came out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, Well because a lot of it
was just vaudeville, basically the vaudeville act films. Yeah, anyway,
three stooges. Great.
Speaker 4: He had a good supporting cast too, you know, the
regular see the regular foils of the episode.
Speaker 1: Christine McIntyre.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I love the one that she's an opera singer.
But she's an up and coming opera singer.
Speaker 1: Know it, I wrote it. Anyway, Let's get to the
part of the UH cast that has no idea what
we're talking about. In North Carolina. Down there, North Carolina,
the better of the two Carolinas is a good friend. Susan. Kay, Susan,
how are you.
Speaker 8: I'm doing well. It's nice to see everybody. I hope
you all had a nice Christmas.
Speaker 3: We did, Susan, Yes, we did.
Speaker 8: Mine was a little chaotic. So let's move on to
twenty twenty.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, twenty twenty six or bust can't believe.
Speaker 3: It seemed like only yesterday I was, say, twenty twenty
five of us.
Speaker 4: No, it was I was thinking about y two k
I mean, what are we going to do in the
number thousand kicks in? Yeah, I wasn't concerned about it
because I was in the IT business. A lot of
my customers were concerned about it.
Speaker 1: Oh really, you whip up the friends?
Speaker 8: Are you that the computers weren't going to be able
to go up past nineteen ninety nine?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: Yes? Right? Except for Max. I think Max were okay,
But it was all the PCs that were.
Speaker 4: PCs, and the legacy, even legacy IBM stuff was accused of,
we're not going to be to make the grade.
Speaker 1: But then everything they said, everything everything.
Speaker 5: Apple Apple computers were new enough to go higher. Right,
but I guess whatever they read this wrote the software
for the IBM stuff. Yeah, but like the Aztec calendar or.
Speaker 1: But it turned out to be nothing at all, right,
absolutely nothing anyway, So Susan, everything okay with you? I
mean I suppose I already asked that question. Yep, I
mean more or less, thank you.
Speaker 8: Little cold here. So I haven't been riding, which is
a bummer.
Speaker 1: Did you say it's a little cold there.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it was twenty nine degrees. It was seventy two
here on Saturday. Twenty nine degrees this morning.
Speaker 1: Wow, wow, Wow, that's a ton buch of difference. Holy account,
it was what's it been like twenty? It was nineteen
this morning. It would gusts up to sixty miles an
hour for some freaking reason.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and you have snow on the ground.
Speaker 1: Crap, No, it's all gone anymore.
Speaker 5: It rained up for two minutes off the other day
at forty eight degrees, but it made everything a skating
rink this morning. I actually went to the town Highway
department and got some salted sand. Really, yeah, huh it's free. Yeah,
oh yeah, just gonna go down and bring a bucket.
The big pile upbound anyway. Also with us up there,
we're talking about a cold and snowy. But she likes
it as a good friend.
Speaker 9: Brandy Ax, Brandy, Hi, everybody, so great to be here
and I get to see everybody again. Great to see everybody.
Speaker 1: Well, we get to see you now, one one. You
want to describe that look? For some reason, I said,
Annie Hall, but not really any Hall? Is it the hat? Now?
Speaker 4: Just me saysn't like, well, it doesn't like the woman
who played Andy all Who don't you like Brandy?
Speaker 9: I don't. I just maybe Woody Allen?
Speaker 1: Oh well, Alan, he's a he's a creep. So yeah,
I'm sorry Brandy. I love Woody Allen. Oh Jesus that.
Speaker 9: If Mia Farrow is a and that she's all right?
Speaker 3: I like she doesn't like Pharaoh who.
Speaker 1: I've never seen it, but that's it's. It's it's a
seventies movie. It's out about it, and it changed the way.
It changed a lot, the way women acted, the way
women dressed. It was a real pretty cultural changing movie.
I mean, looking back on it, you know, it doesn't
seem it, but she was a completely different new character
brought to the movies, you know. And it's I don't
like him. I think he's a creep. I think he's
as bad as all these people. You know, he's in
every other freakin Epstein photograph. So obviously you're hanging around
down there a lot on the island. So and and
he's a creep because he took off with Mia Farrell's
daughter that used to be his daughter. I mean, come
on for the stepdaughter anyway, it's right, it's creepy ish.
But in this movie, and we've talked about it before,
it's what's his name's first movie, crystpher walkin Dwayne and
he plays Annie Hall's brother. It's a small pot but
he's just so crazy and out of his mind in
a quiet way. You know, he's like the quiet f
up brother. He's so great in it. You can see
why he you know, it's still funny, funny. These lines
are funny. There's a lot of stuff in that movie
that's funny.
Speaker 6: Good, a lot of great lines, a.
Speaker 1: Lot of great lines. Yeah, it really is. And then
he tried to make the same movie. For the next
three movies that he made, they were all like the
same movie. He meets some weird chicken New York and
all the New York stuff happens, and you know who cares?
Speaker 7: You know, don't you remember when he pulls Marsham mccluhan
behind the pillar in the movie. Oh yeah, I mean
that that seems hilarious.
Speaker 3: Listen to this guy.
Speaker 1: I would have said, Tom, Yeah, how'd you become so
famous for not making any sense at all?
Speaker 3: Marsha McClune. Anyway, he told him off, though, didn't he
And he.
Speaker 6: Says, what I wouldn't give for a sock full of manure.
Speaker 1: Let's get back to your brandy. So you don't like
what he allan? Okay? So and it's not the and
and any hall. Look, it's the brandy. Look. You're gonna
have on. Get a cute little hat on, you get
the h one of those ponytails there, you know.
Speaker 3: Dual ponytails? Is that what they are? Is that what
they are?
Speaker 1: Dual pony, dueling ponytail the name for Ben, the dueling ponytails.
So what's new with you? They're brandy? Anything good?
Speaker 9: We we have ten inches of snow and it's snowing again,
so we get to go snow shooting this weekend?
Speaker 1: Really? Yeah? Huh yeah? You like doing that? Yeah? Where
do you go?
Speaker 9: Just on the trails? They have so many trails, and
a lot of them are for like high king or
different biking or skiing, but there most of them you
can't go snowshoeing on.
Speaker 1: It sounds like a lot of work.
Speaker 9: It doesn't feel like a lot of work hiking on.
Speaker 4: The snow to get used to it, because it's winter
there nine months out.
Speaker 3: Of the year.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Seriously, it's cold in there a lot.
Speaker 1: Stay in your house, get a snow over.
Speaker 4: Anyway, if you lie, you go out and say, I mean,
I need to bring a jacket.
Speaker 1: It's so, what did Santa bring you for Christmas? Brandy?
Speaker 9: I got, you know, one of my very good friends
got me some yak tracks. And I am so excited.
Speaker 1: All right, this is this is this is Wisconsin thing.
What is it? Yeah? What what yack tracks?
Speaker 9: They're yack tracks And what they are is like a
like a a grip that goes on the bottom of
your shoes that it's got like a metal coil on
it so that you can walk on ice without slipping.
Speaker 1: Oh I love those man. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 9: And they came just in time because we kind of
had what you guys had where it got warm ish
and the snow that we had kind of melted and
then it rained as ten inches of snow underneath everything
is ice.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I said to ten inches of snow. Jeezy.
Speaker 3: So the act tracks will really be.
Speaker 1: Helpful around here. I would love the because there's a
lot of ice, you know these days.
Speaker 5: Things that you put on over your shoes that have
the metal things that stick out on the bottom actually
were of them yesterday. Go into the mailbox. Really, Yeah,
I wasn't going to risk going down the driveway. I've
already wiped out once this year coming down stairs.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, that's right.
Speaker 1: Don't need it again.
Speaker 3: Well, great, so we're all here safe and sound.
Speaker 1: CP Club scept Club Club is entertaining out of town
guests at his compound this week, so he's not joining us.
But I got to say, I saw one thing on
I thought that I get all my info from YouTube,
but now I guess I do.
Speaker 3: Who doesn't.
Speaker 1: With this talk astrophysicist was on and he asked a
question that I've always thought, is that, so the dinosaurs
from around Earth one hundred million years ago, right, if
you were on a planet one hundred million light years
from here and had a telescope, well powerful enough to
look back to Earth, would you see the dinosaurse you'd
see the dinosaurs. Yeah, imagine that light is just getting
to them, just getting to them.
Speaker 9: My head just exploding.
Speaker 1: And so the guy goes on to tell to talk
about this and I always wanted that question, and I
guess i'd read before that, Yeah, they would you know
if you had a powerful telescope. Basically you could do that.
But then he said, well, but if if there were aliens,
let's say a billion years ago, okay, looking in this direction,
the Earth wouldn't even be I mean, it would be
just like rock. There'd be nothing to it. Okay. If
they were looking five thousand years ago from five thousand
light years away, they'd be seeing people building the pyramids,
you know, because telescopes are time machines, you know what
I mean, what you look at you're literally looking back
in time, depending on how far away you are from
where we're looking at the speed of the speed of
light light. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Well, there was a Star Trek episode where and
Early went back in, you know in the sixties where
the guy was looking at Earth through something like that
and he thought we were all far more you know,
back in like Napoleon and you know that thing. And
when they actually showed up and he's looking at the
weapons and stuff, going wow, I didn't think you people
were capable of this ship. But he hadn't taken into
account he was looking at like years wow.
Speaker 1: So he's smart enough to have a telescope, but didn't
not smart enough to realize that. But he was a
call like a petulant child. Oh type of alien. The
petulant alien sounds like a bar for a book, sounds
like a bar nantucket or something. Anyway, Yeah, I mean
it was. It was really kind of weird. And also
I just got caught up in the YouTube shorts, you
know what I mean, just you know, one after another, right,
and they always know that you're going to be interested
in and at least one of the next three. Because
to me, it's like something on the Beatles, like Keith
Rigid's or something. You know. It's very cleverly done too. Yeah,
and they're good picks. How do they make money? Do
you have any idea? Because there's no ads on the
maybe about number of views sometimes I don't know. Yeah,
but but why there's no ads on the show?
Speaker 4: There's aside from the YouTube premium, so that again, but.
Speaker 8: That susan, it's how many views?
Speaker 1: But but where does the where did the income come
to pay the people who are getting the views because
there's no ad. I mean it usually has some advertising
I have to pay to set it up, well called subscription.
That's true.
Speaker 5: What about I've been noticing on TV there's all these
commercials for this new game on the phone on your phone,
which I would have no power of because Susan's got
it on our phone. There's no there's no ads, and
it's free to download. So where do they make money
generating this game?
Speaker 9: They're selling your information to whether probably yeah, I guess
it's just like.
Speaker 1: Well, there's no ads and it's free to download.
Speaker 3: And what's the name of the game.
Speaker 4: Susan does have a name, just showed it to us.
Speaker 8: Some gambling.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, well it is that we're getting adds some
Encore and Las Vegas and everything. You know, you'll be
on a mailing list of people who gamble.
Speaker 4: But seriously, that we're quality of YouTube videos that you say,
I wonder if that person is getting paid and I
slipping a couple of bucks in the but if it's
a little pay link that they sometimes have.
Speaker 1: No, but I mean it's you said the you have
to subscribe to YouTube, You don't. I make the premium stuff.
Speaker 4: You do the premium the premium stuff, but the free
stuff is like it's all over the place.
Speaker 3: Remember some ads in that.
Speaker 1: You can be watching every once in a while, it
says sponsor, You're right, right, But who watches all?
Speaker 5: I don't watch well, you know, it's like on Facebook,
if you scroll through the feeds and there'll be something
you don't want to see, you say, all right, I
don't want to see any more of that, or on
a block that, or if you go in marketplace and
you say this, these ads are obvious scams, and then
you hit them as scams, and then you go through
a feed, they'll start showing up ads for those things
on your feed and like really, like, I'm not looking
to buy it. I'm just telling you these are scams.
You're not going to buy that for one hundred bucks
right in reality?
Speaker 4: You know it gets me is that Eileen has her
own profile on Google.
Speaker 3: Your wife, Your wife, Ileen has her own profile.
Speaker 4: I have my own profile, and I sort of have
a lot of Rolling Stones clicks. So my feed has
maybe a couple of news things, but always has a
lot of rock and roll stuff. And she's and she's
sort of like mindfulness and angelic stuff and things like that,
and she's getting rock and roll feeds.
Speaker 3: Getting she's getting my Keith Richard stuff. It could be
the ip A dress.
Speaker 4: Maybe that's not really a preference from her Google signer.
Speaker 5: I don't have any Google accounts and my Facebook is
not under my name. I just invented because I don't
want I don't want anyone knowing about me. Yeah, so
it's just not me, you know. And then I go
in and there's certain motorcycle ones that I go in
and I detest them, so I keep blocking them. Every
other bike one I'll let in, but that particular manufacturer.
Speaker 1: Everything Harley. I just did you hear that Brandy offensive offensive?
I can't go into detail, but I'll just hear the
lowest gets some.
Speaker 4: Pretty everybody that comes in the bar he has got
to Harley shirt on. Basically he's kind of Harley.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because the time that way out of here al
tells them what they are.
Speaker 4: When you go to Bike week up in Laconia in
New Hampshire, it's like how many Harley freaks out? I
would say, the vast majority.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, well you can't bring any other manufacturer bike
up there. The British bikes are tolerated, really, but anything
else you're lower than whale poop. That's a lot of
how many people go up there, thousands, a lot of
opt themologists who can afford a bike. Right. One's a lifestyle, okay,
one thing do not do do not wear the colors
of some real bike a gang. You know, you'll be
fish jump out in the ocean. I know someone who
they made them take off their their vest and burnham
right there. That is not you know. Uh Anyway, so.
Speaker 3: Everybody wanted to own a triumph because they saw Bob
Dylan on one.
Speaker 1: You know, he's cool. Another thing I saw on you know,
on these YouTube feeds was that they now that the
latest count, okay, is that there are two trillion galaxies
in the universe. Hang up, two trillion galaxies and every
galaxy contains at least five hundred billion stars. Wow, okay,
so two trillion galleries.
Speaker 3: To do the math?
Speaker 1: The math? Right, regardless of any of that, where are they?
Here's the thing exist? And they think we only can
see twenty seven percent of the universe. Okay, okay, so
where is the universe? Yeah, well it's it's it's all
around us. I mean, I know, it's it's a bit
of their boundaries. That's well, they don't know, that's the
thing because because when the James Webb telescope put up
there two clubs in here, because he is it says
a lot they thought, I mean because it's such a
powerful telescope that they could look back further than thirteen
point five billion years, because that's when they thought the
Big Bang happened. That's when they thought everything happened. So
they thought, wow, if we could look back beyond that,
we will know what's happening. And when it turns out
to be is that they got the calculation wrong, and
it's more like twenty two billion years ago. Okay, they
got it. So if you want to see what happened,
you're going to have to look back twenty two. But
I think it just keeps on going. You know, we
could just.
Speaker 5: Be in a drop of water on a dog's back, right,
the whole everything we in the universe, right, we might
be nothing more than a speck of dust somewhere laying
on somebody's kitchen floor.
Speaker 1: Well, of god, I think there's I think there's probably
multi There's the worst theory now is.
Speaker 3: That's got dust mites and a speck of dust. That's just.
Speaker 1: Don't sat spinets in. We're already bringing the cancer. I
think that there's multiverses. There's a there's a very good
kind of mathematical back round to that, is that we
had just one of an infinite number of universes. Okay,
and we're in these universe and every time we breathe,
it's another universe and that kind of stuff. Okay, fine,
but there's a movie. There was a movie out years,
not years ago, probably five six years ago. It was
a South Korean movie. It was really weird if you
get the name of it. But it's very surrealistic and
stuff like that, and they get into that there could
be any kind of existence you could think, and one
of them was that everything is exactly like we have,
except people have hot dog fingers. They have hot dogs
instead of fingers, and it's hard to pick stuff up
and stuff like that. Right, And and as absurd as
that is, you think, well, if you buy into that
there's literally an infinite number of universes, then yeah, I
mean there's one just like us that has one less
grain of sand than it, you know, the hot dog
f Einstein.
Speaker 9: Said, if you can think it's possible.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it would have to be you know, if that
is true in a way you would it would have
to be true, you know, co.
Speaker 9: Creator of your own universe.
Speaker 8: What do you do if you have hot dog fingers,
then you need a snack.
Speaker 1: Stay away from the mustard, and rel I was thinking,
well what if you have to?
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I bite my finger nails.
Speaker 6: In the microwave. Remember remember Father Guido Sarducci.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah. Only funny thing.
Speaker 7: He did a He did a bit on Saturday Night
Live one time where he talked about this parallel universe
and he goes to this long thing about how everything
is exactly the same except for one thing. And so
he says, over there, when they eat their their corner
and the cob, they don't go sideways.
Speaker 6: They eat it up.
Speaker 7: And that's the only difference.
Speaker 6: Wow, he's so serious his delivery, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, he was funny. He was actually funny on nis.
The only thing, Father Guido.
Speaker 5: But what what we think may be huge maybe infinitesimally small,
you know, in the scope of oh yeah, well yeah, yeah, yeah,
imagine you know.
Speaker 7: He he did a book one time where he called
himself Laslow Taught, and he had written letters to all
kinds of remember that, including Richard Nixon, and he gave
the response and he got a deformed eminem from the
Eminem Country Company who went time. So he wrote wrote
two of them like he was serious about how disapponed
he was that he had this this mutated eminem and
so they actually got this letter back, you know, about
how we do the best we can to uh watch
our you know, our quality and our integrity and all
that stuff.
Speaker 6: It was a hilarious book. All the different people that
he politicians.
Speaker 7: Uh, you know, uh, all kinds of famous people.
Speaker 1: There's a there's a bunch of people who get who
they were. They were kind of it's not sc TV,
but it was some kind of a collective, comic collective.
What they did was they wrote one dollar checks twelve
these celebrities, right, they like the fifty celebrities and just no, no,
just to see who'd cash them, like share gah yeah yeah.
Speaker 4: Garrison Keeler from Will Be Gone. You gotta be kidding. Yeah,
one dollar checks.
Speaker 1: You know, but you're right that that's actually a good
way to get their autograph. I never thought of that, right, Yeah,
that's true unless they stamp it. Yeah maybe yeah. Yeah.
Would you go to a bank and and cash in
one dollar check? Well you might know this is what
I would the stuff going on throw.
Speaker 8: I play for gas with coins.
Speaker 1: Sometimes, sure, really yeah, And.
Speaker 8: I have to like look and find quarters so I
can get two or three dollars in gas. Yeah, life's rough.
I'm not a famous author.
Speaker 5: When I when I go to transfer stations, there are
times I got a twenty dollar bill and I got
a single, and I'm like, I'm not giving them a
twenty because I don't want the dirty ones back from them.
I'll fish out four quarters out of the console.
Speaker 1: Then I would do. Yeah, but you know you don't
want them mobs. Hain't did money. I don't want the
money that God knows where those ones are. Wow.
Speaker 9: Do you know one time I was waiting tables and
for two weeks because mostly we made tips, but our
employer took taxes out of our pay, which was very minimal. Yes,
and for two weeks pay, he wrote me a check,
a handwritten check for a dollar sixteen that was my
pay after he took out the taxes.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 9: And so you know he was a really nice guy.
But that I was so in sense that he would
actually write a check for a dollar sixteen that I
never cashed it. And it's still hanging on the back
of my computer room door. I stuck it up there
because I'm like, I'm going to ruin his books.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, Yeah, twenty years later he's gone, these
are off by a dollar sixteen. Yeah, that would really
there was a to longer with us.
Speaker 9: So I'm not sure that would work.
Speaker 5: There was a time in Massachusetts that if you got
a speeding ticket, and it is still to this day
tied to your insurance premium. Yes, so if you get
a speeding ticket, your cost of your car insurance goes up.
Speaker 1: And for every ticket you get and it stays for
five years, goes up like a thousand dollars. There's a
lot bid money.
Speaker 5: So a number of years ago there was this guy
that figured out if you got a speeding ticket for
let's say fifty dollars, and you paid it my check
and you paid fifty five or sixty dollars, they would
have to cut you a check to give you back
the overpayment, and if you didn't cash that check, they
never put the payment in and the insurance company never
found out about it.
Speaker 1: And this went on for a.
Speaker 5: Number of years where you you know, so you paid
ten bucks, but you've saved thousands of car insurance.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, and nothing like the fraud and endurance.
Speaker 3: The same thing with Parisot.
Speaker 5: There was a time when if you got jury duty,
you could defer to another time. We still can do
to a certain degree. But I found out years and
years ago if you moved it forward to the Friday
after Thanksgiving, that's you never got called. Yeah, but they
were up there, they're cool to that. Well yeah, for
years they would just say never mind, because there's no
judge is going to go in on the day after Thanksgiving.
He's going to take the long weekend. So I got
out of it for years and years and years by
doing this. And then one of the last times I
did it, I looked and that date was exed out,
so I was like, okay, So then I said, you
want to be funny, I put Christmas Eve. So that
worked for a year, and then they crossed that one out,
and there new years they've crossed that one out. So
now I'm like, what's the most offensive day for a judge?
All right about like July fifth, Yes, right around to that,
by the day that you know they're not going to
come in, right yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that worked for
a long time. Well, someone told me I could I
could call it.
Speaker 1: I used to beat it all the time because I
could legitimately call myself a journalist, and they wouldn't take
journalists on juries, you know, they just wouldn't do it.
But that is no longer the case. So I get
called down a Salem, okay, and my friend says, just
go on a suit coat and tie. They'll never they'll
never call you because everyone in these days just goes
dressed like bums. And they don't want you on a
jury and a suit coat and time where everyone else
is dressed like bombs, you know, the way you look presentable. Right,
So I said, okay, because I had to go get
a suit you know that cost money, that did you know?
And I go in. It made no difference. They picked
me for a jury.
Speaker 5: You know what I ended up doing that got me
out every single time I had worked for a jail,
a prison, yeah that was I was. I worked in
the corrections facility out.
Speaker 1: Now that was worked in, not in a correction worked there, yeah,
I not work release. Was it just I worked at
the front door. I let people in, you know you
were the one, and I ran them through the metal
detector and I'd say, okay, I'm sorry I didn't cross,
but I would tell them you can't come in wearing
that like these women would walk in weiring stuff that
I'm like, I'm sorry, but I can't let you in
because well no. And the thing was, these guys would
get into fights because the girlfriend came in wearing minimal clothing,
you know, you know, the guy three chairs away talking
to his girlfriends goes, hey, your girlfriend's hot, you know,
and they'd get in and then boom and stuff. So
it was like, I tell her you got to go
wear put a sweater on or something. And oh wait
a minute, say you were you were the morality police.
I was the gamekeeper at the gate of a prison.
Holy yeah wow, oh yeah. And there's a joke in
their baby.
Speaker 5: But even like early in the mornings, they'd let a
couple of prisoners come up out of the downstairs part
of the prison and go and wash the windows on
the front vegtable and everything. And I'm the guy sitting
there is watching them. They're outdoors, and I'm thinking, these
guys make a run for it, and I'm always going
to call in and say, hey, we got.
Speaker 1: To skaping my windows, jerny. And then I was.
Speaker 5: Supposed to go into the bathrooms on the in the
vestible area and check behind the toilet tanks and everything
for contra because the you know, the people would come
in to visit someone and then they would say, oh,
they go in the bathroom and hide all the stuff
in the bathroom. And then later on those guys would
come up and in the bathroom, You'd be the one
and I'd have to supposed to and I'd be find anything.
I never found anything I turned in because it wasn't
how many women in sexually attractive clothing did you turn
away more than you would?
Speaker 1: Really? Yeah? Because it was summertime, isn't it. And then
a good way to make a lot of enemies inside
the prison.
Speaker 5: Well if they never saw it, well they heard about it,
most of them.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 1: The thing that's scared your baby.
Speaker 5: The thing that scared me the most about stuff it
was that every time someone came in, they had to
give me their ID. I had to log them in.
I had to keep their license, I had to log
them into the computer. If it was if it was
a lawyer, I'd have to call in and get their
client to come into a private room so they could
sit and talk. You know, the thing that scared me
was those rooms are private. There was no cameras and
no listening equipment, because this is confidential stuff. And a
lot of these women that came in were young, just
got out of law school and they're working, uh, you know,
their first job as a public defender. And I'd be like,
I'm sending you alone in a room with a convicted,
convicted rapist, and I have no way to make sure
she has a panic button, but she's got to get
to it.
Speaker 1: And I was like, I don't think so.
Speaker 3: No wireless panic button.
Speaker 1: I don't like this stuff.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 1: The number one it was this It was in New Hampshire.
Was New Hampstead Hamster conquered. I don't want to say, right,
let's see this, but how long were you there for?
I didn't stick it out that long. I was not
how it was.
Speaker 5: Iday, But there was the type of thing where as
soon as you walked in the door, if you could
think of the place in the universe furthest from where
the sun shines in the Bahamas, well just it was
a freaking place though, I tell you wow. And the
funny thing was they told me, you know, when I
interviewed for the job, They're like, well, you're at the
front gate if people come in and they're going to
I'm through, I'm behind bulletproof glass. So they're like, if
they give you a high time, if they won't surrender
a weapon, because even the cops coming in can't keep
their guns. And I'm like, well you're not getting in.
Well I never put my I don't care. Here's a
key to a locker over there. Go put your key
in the locker, lock up your gun. And the anything
was that they say to me, what what would you
do if somebody actually got in and came in after you?
And I said, I screamed for backup. There's about forty
corrections officers. Huh in the break room right now. But
do they have guns? They don't have guns, but they have.
Speaker 1: Stuff. So I think it's just as unusual. You were
at a prison and all this is happening, and you
have the welcome wagon. The other person they see for
I'm the gate I'm the gatekeeper to keep people out,
oh man. And then the fights that would happen. He
deterred the crime there. Folks like a woman would come
in fight to see her boyfriend, Yes, and she would
see that his commissary account just kind of bumped up
one hundred bucks by someone named Tiffany or something.
Speaker 5: Yes, exactly, and they would lose their mind.
Speaker 1: Yeah, why do you let her in here? I'm like, well,
I got no control. You know, it's prison. Tiffany might
be some three hundred pounds sumo wrested. You can't really not.
We should move on anyway. Well, we were kind of
waiting for Susan. Did you ever remember work in a prison?
They want one? Have you ever been in prison?
Speaker 3: Yes? I have, wait aven.
Speaker 7: I don't want to rat Susan out, But it looks
like there's a cat up there.
Speaker 6: On the top.
Speaker 1: I see a pair of ears.
Speaker 6: Yeah, maybe I want to see the cat.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's a mouse. Those are ears up? Oh yeah?
Speaker 6: Is that Oh it's moving, it's moving.
Speaker 5: Okay, something up to that's washing up issues?
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 4: I took a PC service call at a prison office
a long time ago.
Speaker 5: You know, the weird part of the things. You go
in and like when I wanted to go to the cafeteria,
I'd walk down the hallway and I would have to
stand there and hit a button and then look up
at the camera, and then he would unlock the door,
and then I'd have to make.
Speaker 1: Sure it latch behind me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah, and then go to the next door,
hit the button and there's somebody in central everywhere. Yeah,
but when I get in in the mornings, there was
no one is central. I ran, I ran the plate.
Speaker 1: It was central. Yeah, I was it, and I had
to let people in. And how about if some mob
guy came to you, you know you're going to help us.
You're gonna help us get Louis and uh, we're going
to make it worth your while. Yeah, yeah, I would
have me gone home. You would have.
Speaker 3: We're going to.
Speaker 4: Clock you up, dude, going anywhere, We're going to clock
you out.
Speaker 1: Switches then tells about when he was in prison.
Speaker 6: Well, I did go to prison.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 7: I actually uh made a lot of delivery for standard
electric to to prisons, but it would be uh excuse me,
in a uh you know, a low security area.
Speaker 6: But one time I had to actually go in.
Speaker 7: I had to drive in, so they stopped at a
point they checked underneath my truck to make sure I
wasn't hauling any contraband or people in and uh I
had to Uh. Some of the inmates helped unload this,
uh this strut that used for building and I thought,
holy crap, Uh, we you will and these guys are
standing around on smoke brakes or whatever. I'm thinking, Man,
I can't wait to get out of here. But that's
the only time I was actually in the prison.
Speaker 1: Were you were a dressed uh provocatively and to make
sure stop you at the gate.
Speaker 7: I mean absolutely sure I didn't show any cleavage.
Speaker 1: Good to use.
Speaker 4: You know, cleavage is the secret weapon. You know, watch
it because sometimes and some women they don't have it.
I go ahead, weird as that can be, but there's
equipment that you can buy that can.
Speaker 3: I'm going to bet everybody make it work better for you.
Speaker 6: Talking about cleavage right now prison, you know from it
was a joke. It was mean for it to be
a you.
Speaker 4: Know, cleavage to me is where it's at and a lady.
Speaker 3: However you manufacture.
Speaker 1: It, it is the nuts. Well it's not really the nuts.
But yeah, well listen, I should take a bit of class. Wow. Wow,
whis club when you need him? Steve, I think this
is a violation of the penal code. I'm sure it
is life without but all.
Speaker 4: Susan, all I say is when God created man and
when we went in to create the woman. Yes, he
had a sense of humor, that's for sure.
Speaker 1: Another show. Speaking of that, listen, we should have a
little minute, a moment of silence from Bridgebado. Yeah, Brigard Bardeux.
Do you girls know who Bridgebado is. Susan has a
little bit of that Bridge of Bardeaux. Look, she's a
very famous animal activist. I'll never forget that, you guys. Yeah. No,
she was a beautiful woman. She was the in nineteen fifty.
That was it. She was like the first girl everyone
wanted to look like her. You know French ye works. Yeah,
it was.
Speaker 3: Hip to be French, and it was hip to be gorgeous. Helps.
I'm trying to think of that.
Speaker 1: That helped a lot.
Speaker 4: You know, I'm in the Bridge of Bardeaux era, but
I'm trying to think of her claim to fame in
terms of what was called man in advertising.
Speaker 1: Tie in that God Made Women. That was the name
of her famous movie. That's why I so it's more
than movie. Not a she was she was she was no, No,
she was just movies and I remember the movies and
became a celebrity. I mean that was it, you know,
that was the end of it. But well, let's move on.
Susan if you could just call Dave if you have
a chance, and then do you have a list for us?
Do you want to do? What do you want to do? First?
Speaker 8: Well, how thirsty, aren't you?
Speaker 1: Well, well, very thirsty. I'll just have one more jack,
part of the order, d and a and a light beer.
Speaker 8: All right? Can I do that first?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, let's do it. Yeah, let's go back to
I don't want to say one one with cleavage thing,
switch switches, prisons. Uh, stars are in the universe. I
will tell you this. There's a there's a a fact
is that there are more stars in the gallant in
the gallanty in the galaxy then there are rains of
sand on Earth. I'll think of that. Okay, more stars
in the galaxy than the rouh. All right, and here's
you know how they did it. They and for some
reason in Hawaii at the University of Hawaii just measured
how many grains are seeing their iron a cup full
a cop let's say say, it's probably less than the
cop right, And they know they they know the distance
between the two grains of sand. It's there is no right.
Speaker 3: Right and there well, there's some empty space in the
monkst no.
Speaker 1: Matter what between in between with it coolate what's the
name of extrapolate? Okay, I went to film school. They
didn't tell the su you didn't go to math school though,
and nowhere near it. And and they were able to say,
all right, and in this vast area, there's more stars,
you know, you know what I'm saying. They're measuring two
different things. That's a lot. Yeah, think about that. More
Stizen's rains and sand on the earth. And they've proved it.
You know, that's a lot of stars. I mean, just
think about that for a second. And the other thing
that this guy said was the sun is not yellow.
The sun is white. We see it as yellow because
it comes to our atmosphere. The Sun does not heat
our atmosphere. For you know, you would always I always
thought it till today. The sun does not. Most of
the Sun's light and he goes right through our atmosphere,
heats the earth, warms up the earth, and it's the
heat waves from the Earth that causes weather. Because if
someone says heat, when you see heat waves on a
hot road, they're coming up, they're coming out. So basically,
anything storms or something that is just the earth trying
to cool itself off the Earth's you know, I mean
this guy he's like, he's like a rock star physicist.
And now Brian something No, no, no, even though he
is he's literally a he's a doctor of extra phys
get the guitar player for clean. So anyway, okay, well
why don't.
Speaker 3: We always think rock stars, especially get you know what.
Speaker 1: A stupid yeah, because they are all like doping musicians
who made a big I mean that's what I am.
I mean the majority of them like that. I mean,
I'm sorry. Same with a lot of movie people.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 5: You look, there are some actors who are doctors of
Rutger Howard or something. Is he's got some he's a
doctor or something, I believe.
Speaker 1: And that that guy, that South Korean guy you're seeing
a lot of, he's a real he's a real doctors
real Neil Diamond was like three months away from getting
being a doctor, a PhD. No, a medical doctor, and
a Gary Gorden contract instead or something.
Speaker 5: Did you see the movie that made about Neil Diamond?
That's there, Yes, they're advertising the commercials.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, but was it good?
Speaker 1: Huge? Huge?
Speaker 6: Well yeah, it was excellent.
Speaker 5: Well it's funny because the first time I saw the
trailer song sung Blue. I look at Huge Jackman with
long hair. Yeah, oh wait a minute, and because he
just didn't look right. And then for a couple of
minutes to listening to him and it's like, okay, I
could buy it he's doing.
Speaker 3: He's pulling it off for the that's twitching. Huge Jackman
pulled it off really good.
Speaker 1: First. Oh yeah, absolutely, Wolverine with shoulder linged hare just
didn't just didn't float for a few minutes. Well.
Speaker 7: He he got a hold of Neil Diamond and he
asked if he could come and visit, and he and
his wife said, you know where we live. They live
out west somewhere, and so they made arrangements and he
went to visit Neil Diamond in his house, who's been
retired for a while. It's all times, and Neil Diamond
really liked the film. He he gave him a hug
and said, you did good.
Speaker 1: Oh well, I mean the hole.
Speaker 6: It's going to be a.
Speaker 3: Thanks Dave. Did Neil Diamond have any input in the movie.
Speaker 6: I not that I'm aware of it, but I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's a song.
Speaker 5: It's Kate Hudson and yeah, I love Kate Hudson, and
he says.
Speaker 8: Something about movies that I keep texting you about Mac
that might just be uh, something that I'm fixated on.
But has anyone noticed how many actors are left handed?
You know?
Speaker 3: You're right?
Speaker 1: Yeah, why, I've.
Speaker 8: Noticed it for years, and I just I'll send Mac
a picture. I'll go this one's I mean, it's wild, though.
Speaker 1: I guess we create Okay, what she said.
Speaker 8: You know, any correlation between actors being left handed? And
she told me something which I'm not sure it is
true or not, because you know, it is Alexa right
that some actors it's put in their character that they
have to be left handed. Why would you do that?
Come on? But I mean, it's if, now that I've
mentioned it, next time you watch a movie, the main
star in the movie is going to be left handed.
I'm putting together in my head that it's got something
to do with the fact that they are actors, because
it's it's I mean, some people are naturals, and the
people that are naturally excellent actors are probably going to
be left handed.
Speaker 1: But all right now, first I'm gonna I'm gonna be
a preemptive strike here. Al's left handed Italian that you
blamed all your misfortunes in life in the left handed
Italian your lefty, I'm not. I'm not.
Speaker 3: And in Sunday School they never pounded it out of you.
Speaker 1: In the nuns where I went to at Oscar, they
would they would literally hit the kids who were left handed.
Speaker 3: My dad, I heard of it. I've never seen it,
but I heard of it.
Speaker 5: My dad went to Catholic schools and he got beat
all the time. He was a lefty. So when I
was born and I started showing that I was going
to be a lefty, my old man said he made
the decree. At that point, no one will bother him,
no one will give him. And from that and I
was protected. My father would have killed anybody that that
said anything about it.
Speaker 1: Stupid thing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was crazy, well, because the left hand was
the devil's hand, you know when I think I actually
I went on vacation one time and there was a
platoon of Marines that had come out of desert storm
or something, and they.
Speaker 1: That's interesting they had that.
Speaker 8: Was going by my house.
Speaker 3: He was on the Jake break, so he was down
shifting or something.
Speaker 5: Did Jake break came on? He was these guys were
telling me that they went to there's public exhibitions for
if people steal where they cut people. And he said
they actually went to one where they beheaded a guy
and they said there were hundreds of people in the audience.
And he said it was like remember that guy Gallagher
who used to smash the watermelon. Yeah, and the front
two rows everybody had plastic and put it up so
the watermelon. He said, they brought this guy out and
behead of him, and the first two rows had plastic
to keep the gore off them.
Speaker 1: With did this happen?
Speaker 5: I ran, like somewhere in the Saudi Arabia, But he
said they brought they brought this one guy out who's
a thief. And the funny part of that is they
always cut off your right hand. Ah Why because to
them your right hand is your clean hand. Okay, yourself
with your left, so I get to wipe myself with
my left.
Speaker 8: Ye.
Speaker 1: No one does they leave you your dirty hand. Which
I just want to say one thing, and I'm not
trying to be, you know, a wise guy of racist
with the friggin twenty first century, you know what I
mean in all of that stuff. I mean please, all right,
and they also a girl a girl a girl in
Saudi Arabia, those those countries in the in the Persian Golf.
A lot of them are really super duper rich because
of the oil. But the way they treat women. I'm
not going to go nut say it, but you know,
there was an incident that happened within the last twenty
years where a school, a girls' school, caught on fire
and the firemen wouldn't go into the school because they
didn't want to see women, because the women didn't have
anything on their heads. So then that they'm burnted them. Now,
what does that have to do with God? At what
point did he sit there and say, well, yeah, that's
a good idea, let's do that. Okay. Afghanistan, all right,
you go over there and you get into this war
that was America's longest war. You went over there to
get the al Kaeda. You screwed that up. You didn't
have to stay, but they did stay. Okay, that's like
the Stone Age over there. They live like the Stone Age.
I mean, come on, get it together, so we can
all kind of not be the way we are these days.
This this whole thing about the MOUNTI month, I super
Dupa Rich and then the super duper War. You know,
everyone wants to be left and right. Everyone wants to
fight left and right. It's not left and right. It's
up and down. It's up and down. Get rid of
these people on top and and you know, equally distribute
a little bit of the pie. I'm sorry, good idea. Okay,
Well that those eight minutes. Okay, So that's.
Speaker 4: What Taylor Swift was starting to do. And I saw
it in the Dove of Taylor Swift after the second jack.
She was out those facts for all the day. She
did do that, Yes, she did that. And I think
the dollar amount was posted somewhere, but on the film
was how does she give the seven hundred and fifty
thousand to the dances the team?
Speaker 3: Only one hundred grand to the truckers. I thought that
was kind of mean.
Speaker 1: Each truck got a thousand dollars, right driver, But they
only did the American part of the tour. They didn't
do the entire tour.
Speaker 4: Oh okay, all right, they're all teams. They're all teams
to so they're all doing pretty good.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they none of them were hurting for money, but
she gave them rough money to make a down payment
on a house if they didn't have one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and she she had these envelopes and she used
sealing wax to seal the envelope and she has her
own stamp.
Speaker 1: Really yeah.
Speaker 4: I don't know what if it says t yes or
do they tase? Tase her nickname. Everybody calls her, Hey, Tay,
what do you do about this thing?
Speaker 1: What happened.
Speaker 3: Was Swift is so hands on unbelievable. And I don't
know a fan.
Speaker 1: She's been around for a long time that the twenty years,
twenty years, Susan, Please save us, Susan. Now, do you
have a list of some kind Susan?
Speaker 8: I do? What is proud to present to you tonight?
Speaker 3: Top ten Taylor Swift socks.
Speaker 8: Yes, most baffling UFO cases And it's from a new
release book coming to bookstores near you by the one
and only mc maloney. It's books mc maloney's I want
to say Military X Files, but that's not it Haunted
Universe Book.
Speaker 1: Book two, Volume two, Book two something edition. The introduction
coming up in the introduction is written by Martin Martin
Willis of UFO Podcasts. A very interesting introduction for what
I mean now, the first book book, I asked someone
else to do the forward, and they did a great job.
But I just couldn't go back to that well again
or even for the first time. Hey, listen, the first
book was was really good. A lot of everyone liked it.
Great cover, some great cover, but as kind of a joke,
not a joke, but some kind of the humorous aside.
I wrote the forward and put one one's name on it, and.
Speaker 3: I wrote both of the forward.
Speaker 1: You didn't write anybody, You've never even read the fook.
You did not write it. So I sent it in there.
I sent the whole book, and it takes about six
months for it, you know, for them to get together
and find the pumish it. And the calls me says, okay,
I got everything. Okay, let's get now this forward right now.
This is a joke, right, You're going to really send
the real one for me, know, That's it. So anyway,
I figured I just take the safe course and wells
the podcast. You'll follow a good friend of oz right
up from me. So, yeah, this is mcalaoney's Haunting Universe
Volume two coming on I think May first, mayday. We'll
see what happened, So Susan, if we'd had music, we'd
played right now golhad thank you.
Speaker 8: So Number one is our tic TAC UFO acounter encounter,
and it was in the Pacific Ocean in two thousand
and four. On November fourteenth, two thousand and four, US
Navy pilots from the USS Nimetz Carrier Group were vectored
towards an unknown object performing impossible maneuvers off the Baja coast.
When they reached visual range, they saw a white, featureless,
capsule shaped craft. It had no wings, no exhaust, and
no visible propulsion. The pilot said it resembled a tic TAC.
The object descended from eighty thousand feet to sea level
in less than a second, something that should have been
physically impossible mirror the pilot's movements, then accelerated away so
fast it disappeared off radar instantly. Multiple censors confirmed its presence,
including infrared targeting cameras. When the Pentagon later released videos
of the encounter, the case became one of the most
credible UFO sightings ever acknowledged. It marked a turning point
in the US government transparency and launched the modern era
of UFO investigations.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, really true when you think about it,
because it was the first time that the US military,
even though the videos had been bouncing around for a while,
it's the first time that the US military said, yes,
there was something there, no, we don't know what it is.
Speaker 4: That was a big, big Those two statements just nailed
it right there something there, but we don't know what.
Speaker 1: They don't know what it is, and they never wanted
to admit that because, I mean, the rule of thumb was,
you know where we spent a trillion dollars a year
in defense. We can't tell anyone that we don't know
what this is is can we defend against it? So
but when they but this was when the Navy admitted that, okay,
these things are true, and also other videos. Once again,
it did change everything, supposedly, and then the Congress get
involved and they changed the name of U follows and
they were supposed to be very transparent, they were supposed
to be give reports every three months that none of
that ever happened. That's really more of a of a
distraction type of thing. But you'll never be able to
unsee that is that, you know, the US military has
said these things are there. They exist. We don't think
it's a national security threat, is what they say. And
they also say to give them the benefit of the doubt.
Well really now, but they also say they're not hazard
to air safety, which I think is very interesting. So
I think that they think that we can't explain these things.
But they're not little green men from Mars. These are
something that you know, obviously they move in a way
that has nothing to do with jet engines or ballistics
or any gravity, gravity or anything. You know, it's they
moving some other different way. You know, what are they
up to? And why these things went under the water
and came back out to uh, you know, who knows,
But it was that was kind of like a groundbreaking case.
Whether the military wanted it or not, that was it. Please.
Speaker 8: Do you also think that had something to do with
the fact that there were too many witnesses, so it's
not like they could stamp it down or smother it.
Speaker 1: Well, the videos were floating around for a while. Yeah,
I mean, and you know, they they they but it
took the It took the military, especially the Navy, which
is very strange because in World War Two, when food
fighters became like the thing foo Fighters were the UFAUL
terminology for and world Watch. Foo fighters were World War
two's UFOs basically what it was. They didn't know though
they were. They thought that they were the SCE in Europe.
They thought they were Nazi secret weapons. And the thing was, well, well,
you know these is you know, we gonna win the
war and then figure this out. And then they went
to the NAST and they said, they said, we thought
they were your secret weapons. So nothing, okay. But the
USCA Air Force at the time it was the US
Army Air Force. You know, they released everything. This is
what was, here's the intelligence reports, this and this, and
then there's some fascinating stories. The US Navy, which was
mostly responsible for the War of the Pacific World War two,
never released anything anything and and and they always like
deny it. They just didn't want to have anything to
do with it. A lot of it fell on the
Air Force. As it turns on, Project Blue Book was
an Air Force thing. Okay, now, not all of a sudden,
but for the Navy to be the one to lead
the child and say we don't know what these things
are is very very very interesting, you know. And if
club was here, I know what he would say. He says,
this is just a money grab. They created a committee
in Washington. They gave them thirty five million dollars. That's
how things work there. But they had to be well.
I think it took the military's admission that we don't
know what these things are to be the impetus of
you know, let's let's throw some money at it and
try to study it. You know, it's never going to
be this. There's a movie coming out, Come Home, The
Day of Disclosure or something, you know, something do with switch.
He doesn't know if he's he's walking his cats. But
I think it's just it's also very interesting that now
it's all kind of gone away. Yeah, it isn't like
this thing that there's a there's a story about juffos
on the news every day, though if they could be
you know, it's like, okay, we've done this and that.
Now there's so many screwed up things that are you know,
in our minds these days.
Speaker 4: I still think there's a movement from the government on
down or maybe other entities that are saying, okay, we
admit we kind of admitted this something we don't know
what it is. But on that hand, we the assumption
is is that they're benign.
Speaker 1: Well they don't worry. The friendly they say, don't worry,
always be happy. Okay, but that's what the government always says, Yeah,
don't worry about.
Speaker 4: Do you expect anything different to say, oh, my god,
I don't know. We don't think we have the ballistics
to handle incoming aliens and my god, what are you
going to do?
Speaker 1: But these things that they're not I think it's some
people were saying, like during the drone saying there about
a year ago that these are Chinese drones. The drones
don't work like that. No one has the ability of
a drone to go from eighty thousand feet to two
thousand feet in seconds. I mean, it just doesn't happen
now now, you know. And someone else prout out the
says that you know, these things are probably like kind
of drones themselves, extraterrestrial drones or extra dimensional drones or something.
They're probably not you know, ships crafts with people in them.
But we don't know. It's just like one of these things.
They don't know what they are. But for the government
to admit they don't know.
Speaker 3: That's a big step. Yeah, if we don't know where
it is.
Speaker 8: Okay. Number two is about the Rundelsham Forest incident, which
was in Suffolk, England, in nineteen eighty. In late December
nineteen eighty, US Air Force personnel stationed at raaf Bentwaters
witnessed strange lights descending into nearby Rendelsham Forest. Security officers
followed the lights and encountered a metallic triangular craft with
glowing panels and bizarre griff sorry glyph like markings. Their
audio recordings that night captured their frantic observations in real time.
Radiation readings taken at the landing site exceeded background levels,
and the soil showed signs of compression and a triangular pattern.
Over the next two nights, additional personnel saw lights hovering
among the trees and beams shooting down near the web
and spunk bunkers. Even high ranking officers documented the events
in official memos. Attempts to dismiss the sightings as lighthouse
beams never accounted for those close range details. The physical
and audio evidence, or the multiple trained military witnesses that
a top secret NSA installation was located nearby only adds
to the mystery.
Speaker 1: Okay, we've heard about this before Switcher you obviously and
Brandy very weak case because you know, it's it's Christmas
back in the eighties, and these guys see these lights
fall into these lights in the forest nearby, and they
for some reason they think it's either a plane crashed
or someone has a Christmas tree in the forest, think
about this, because they see these lights. So they go
into the Foresty's gods and they see these things, and
you know, they freak out, and so on. The next month,
so he makes it all the way up to the top,
the guy who's the head of the space. Now this
base is literally illegally hiding US nuclear weapons in the space.
There's a British base in American base right next to
each other. What do you mean illegally You're not supposed
to have nuclear weapons in a in a foreign country,
so you know, not officially anyway. So the next night,
so that the next night they're having a Christmas body
and the top guy is told these lights are back
in the forest again. So he picks this major. He says,
go out in the forest with these guys and kind
of tamp this thing down. This guy brings a tape
recorder with him and he tapes it. Okay, he tapes
him and the guy saying, look at that thing? What
is it? Looks like a big guy. It looks like
it's blinking ass. I mean you can hear it in
his voice that you know and and and and you
know what was it? Who knows? Isn't it? Excuse me?
There's an NSA National Security Agency listening posts. I'm sure
it must have been close by. Uh, you know there's
this nuclear weapons facility. You know in UFOs are known
to hang around these places and everything like that. But
but for the number of witnesses and the fact that
this guy made an audio tape makes it like one
of these well you know, no one, they're not all
making this up. Now Here's the funny thing. Is not funny.
But a good friend Peter Robbins, Okay, remember him? We
love Peter Robbins. Yeah right, all five foot three of
them almost calls you Mac mahoney, Jerry mahoney.
Speaker 3: It's Mac mahoney.
Speaker 1: Yeah right. I told the guy six times with him that.
Speaker 4: And but is he just being he introduces you that
way like he knows it for sure.
Speaker 1: But he and kisses me every time I see it.
I know I'm confused.
Speaker 6: I love you went to school.
Speaker 3: I love Peter Robbins.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's it.
Speaker 3: You saw Peter Robins you when you were here.
Speaker 1: Okay, you're looking down now, looking hell not funny. But
he took twenty years to you know, to write a
book about It's called East Gate at Renderslomb or something
like that. And he was with us. He worked with
one of the guys who actually went into the forest.
Then this guy went on to claim that he was
friends with Jackie Leeson and he used to hang with
Jackie Leeson. Jack Leason Tomo the foth stares Jack Leeson,
another famous entertainer, was a big UFO freak. His his
his home up in upstate New York was shaped like
a ufo. It was so when he died, he left
two thousand books at the University of Miami, all on UFOs.
And then there's another story also the first mclay's hunted
universityal deliver. Jackie Leeson was good friends with Richard Nixon. Okay,
there was pictures of them playing golf all the time.
So let's you. I think he used to be a
picture here of of Gleason playing I don't know the
men of the stopping.
Speaker 5: It was at the radio station up in next was
he was playing with Palmer's right, Yeah, yeah, but it
was the great one, the great one.
Speaker 1: Jackie Gleason was a great yea, a great, great performer
and so on. And one night there's a knock on
the door and it's it's Richard Nixon, right, because they
lived in Biscayne, Florida. That was where you know, there's
just come with me. He brought him to. I forget
the name of the air base in Florida, uh axious
to be Hulbert based h U l B I B
E O T I think, But what an air base
in Florida brought him to? You know, they pull up
to the gate, they see someone like Galli, you dressed
up correctly, and it's Nixon and Jackie Leason. Imagine the
guy on. Yeah, I guess you could go so and
and supposedly Nixon to this hangar and he brought him
in and he showed him a freezer, and in the
freezer were these little bodies, right and and Gleeson at
first thought that they were children who were killed in
an accident or something. But Nixon is saying, no, this
is this and then supposedly showed him a pots of
a U phone. Now, you know, is it a big story?
I mean, there's also a story that that dies in
how I was supposed to go to his dentist but
actually had a meeting with aliens at you know, SEMy
base in California. This stuff happens, right, But the weird
thing was was about six months later, Jackie Gleeson and
his wife at the time separated. Okay, and and Jackielie,
he's a whole other story. You know, there's probably a
million reasons his wife would not want to be with him.
But he's a heavy drinker and someone. And then about
a year later, she gives an interview to like Esquire magazine. Okay,
and she mentions this in the interview, said, one night,
you know, it sounds crazy, but Richard Nixon was very,
very famous, so like ducking his secret Service people and
going out on his own. And he did picked him up.
And when Jackie came home, she says, he was pale.
He was pale. He was like really upset. This is
you know, it wasn't like Nixon and say, hey, I've
shown you this, Yeah, this is great. No, he was sick.
You know, he was really sick. And now they're just
separated at the time now when she's doing this right,
and he was so mad that she mentioned that in
the interview that he finally divorced her. Okay, so there
was there was something. There was something to it, and
the fact that his house was shaped like UFO when
he was a very he was very much into this
kind of stuff. And there's a few other stories having
to Jackie Lee and UFOs, but Peter's co author was
this guy who was saying, yeah, I mean Jackie used
to hang out and Jackie would tell me all these
UFO stories probably wasn't true. And then turns out there
were alien bases, you know, dug on the ground and
it went crazy like a lot of UFO stuff does.
But getting back to what actually happened there and the
fact that so many people saw it, that this guy's
out there with a tape reclorider and you can hear it.
You know, it's one of these UFO cases that had
like so much evidence to say, well.
Speaker 3: What could this Okay, where is that evidence? Now?
Speaker 1: Well, it's yeah, quarter long buried, I mean probably, you know,
but next flea soon.
Speaker 8: All right. Number three is Phoenix lights in Arizona, USA,
nineteen ninety seven. On March thirteenth, nineteen ninety seven, thousands
of residents across Arizona reported a massive, silent V shaped
formation of lights gliding overhead. Witnesses described an object so
large it blocked out the stars, drifting silently and slowly
across the city. Some said it looked like a floating mountain.
Later that night, a second set of lights appeared near Phoenix,
which the military claimed where flares dropped during training, But
those flares couldn't explain the earlier gigantic craft seen by pilots,
police officers, and entire neighborhoods. No sound, no radar match,
and no official acknowledgment ever surfaced for the first object.
The sheer number of witnesses, possibly more than ten thousand,
makes this one of the most public UFO sidings in
world history. Decades later, even Arizona's governor admitted he saw
the craft and believed it was something otherworldly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is like a big, big thing. This is
kind of like there's a similar sighting, similar description of
the UFO over the Hudson Valley. The Hudsond Valley sidings
with these like massive triangular shaped objects kind of slowly
kind of moving through the sky. In Phoenix. I mean
people lots of people saw this thing that was like,
as they say, like a flying aircraft carrier. It was
had lights on it and so on, passed overhead. But
not just in Phoenix. People started coming like out of
California and then towards Phoenix. In fact, that his Trivita question,
who's the first person to report the Phoenix lights? The
first pilot report the Phoenix lights was Kurt Russell, Kurtrus
Russell really yeah, yeah, he just said, hey, what is this?
You know that type of thing? And he was a pilot.
He was a pilot, yep. And when you see the
whole idea of uh they said that they dropped these flares.
Was you see these flips coming down over these kind
of craigy mountains and they disappear one at a time,
and you go, oh, yeah, that's not the way things are,
you know, that's just flairs falling. And they think the
military did this two hours later to cover up the
fact that this was Was that a friend of mine,
you know, I reckon so yeah, yeah, ten thousand more
than ten thousand people. And this happened in the eighties
and they still have There's never any being explanation or anything.
Now there is just this one thing. And I know
in the so.
Speaker 4: There's no there's never been an investigation, let alone an explaination.
Speaker 1: Well who's going to investigate it?
Speaker 4: You know, I mean they just you know, they investigators,
but they want that.
Speaker 1: Just nineteen eighty you know, this is the military just
wanted this to you know, kind of go away. You know,
that's all you know. But but uh, there was these
there were these things. They might still be around to
those and what they were were if you can imagine
a huge triangular shape and arrow shaped balloon, okay, like
a surveillance balloon, and and they're huge. And the technology
was that you would take the light senses and you
put them on top of this thing and and it
would basically kind of take a picture, take a picture
of every star, and then it would recreate that patent
on the bottom of it. So if this thing is
flying over you, you would know it because you're just
seeing you know, I don't know what you would call
an early stealth type of thing, right right, yeah, exactly.
But but but but this thing. Well, first of all,
was it had lights on it, so and everyone could
see it, you know, I mean they could literally see
the mass of this thing, you know, and then you
know it's still around. No one knows what it was.
Was you know, investigated by those You know, there's a
lot of secret there's a number of secret bases out
there in that area. There's a lot of kind of
hijinks happening out there. But you know, do you think
we really have a massive aircraft that's the size of
an aircraft carrier. I mean not really, I don't think so.
You know, you you would see it. There's power, what
powered it? You know why? Yeah? We did land, We
did take off whizzard fueled. You know, people would see
a massive flying aircraft. Next Susan or is that it?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 8: I mean I have more.
Speaker 1: I would like five more to go, Okay, I find more.
Speaker 8: Number four is the Belgium Wave from nineteen eighty nine
to nineteen ninety in Belgium. For more than a year,
residents across Belgium reported huge, silent, triangular craft hovering low
over towns and highways. Witnesses described bright lights at each
corner and a central red light pulsing beneath the object.
These sightings came from civilians, police offices, and military personnel.
When the Belgian Air Force scrambled F sixteen jets to
intercept the unidentified targets, radar operators recorded objects accelerating and
changing altitude at speeds no aircraft could match. In some cases,
the UFOs simply vanished off rad are mid maneuver, defying
every known aerodynamic principle. Despite countless reports and government involvement,
no explanation ever emerged. The Belgian wave remains the best
documented triangle UFO event and the foundation of today's black
triangle phenomenon.
Speaker 1: Wow, I mean, I know a little bit was that
the people that the planes that were intercepting these things
were F sixteen's and for the first time you have
like this kind of modern jet doing these things right.
And and well, just real quick, go back to the
Korean The Korean War was like a really big chapter
in UFO history because you know, now you come out
of World or two, you have the FU fighters and
so on, people seeing them on the ground, pilots seeing
them in the air, but it's all visual. Most of
it is. Now you're in the Korean war, it's only like,
you know, five years later, but you have jets, you
have radar run the ground on ships, and you also
have radar in airplanes for the first time. It's a
regular thing. So now when they see something, you know,
over Korea, for instance, you're seeing it ground radar, ship radar,
airplane radar. It's not a false reading. There's something there
is what I'm saying, right, So the same thing with
these F sixteen's and Belgium when this happened, they would
scramble these things that happen more than once, and they
would show up on their very very sophisticated radar. It's
like weapons radar, you know, and these things are there.
And then they were doing things and you hear this
a lot. They're doing stuff that just does not follow
the years of the laws of aerodynamics. So they're not,
as I say, powered by jet engines or even rocket engines.
They're moving around in a way we just don't know about.
You know, it could be you know, who knows what
it is, anti gravity, who knows what it is. But
that's you know, these things will fly out in World
War two in Korea, and now you know, when this
happened in Belgium and it really kind of spread this
whole kind of European thing. Europeans, look at, UFO is
a lot different than we are than we do. They're
open about the Russians. I'm telling the Russians. Tell every
Russian soldier if you have a CUFO, you have to
fill out a report and send it to you know
who knows where, because you know, we want to know
about them, you know. But the US is kind of like,
you know, we're going to secret. They don't exist up
until lately. Whatever kind it's strange, but go ahead, please
suz all right.
Speaker 8: Number five is Tehran UFO incident in Iran nineteen seventy six,
When a bright, structured object appeared over Tehran on September nineteenth,
nineteen seventy six, the Iranian Air Force scrambled two jets
to intercept it. As each pilot approached the UFO, their
instrumentation failed, including weapons, controls and communications, only just to
return and once they distanced themselves from the craft. Witnesses
on the ground described a brilliant object emitting smaller glowing spheres.
Radar operators tracked solid targets matching the pilot's description. The
incident involved military, civilian, and radar confirmation all at one time.
The US Defense Intelligence Agency later called the event of
high credibility, noting the electromagnetic interference as especially significant. Years later,
declassified military logs revealed additional details. One of the F
four jets reportedly had a missile lock on the object
before its systems went dead. Another pilot described the UFO
performing instantaneous acceleration and vertical climbs far beyond any known
aircraft capabilities of the air era. Iranian commanders at the
time considered the object a genuine threat to its controlled
movements and apparent intelligence. To this day, the Tehran case
is one of the strongest military UFO engagements ever recorded.
Speaker 1: Just when I was our friend too, wasn't not doing
it to them? So the shot was still what they hit.
The shot Evarin was still in power, I think, so yeah, yeah, yeah,
but yeah, just funny. And you hear that story a lot.
How you know these things come close to whatever and
all of a sudden your radio shuts down, all your
stuff shuts down, so they're able to interfere with the
electronics of your point. So I one more, please, Susan
and then we.
Speaker 8: Will sure we can do one more. Also, if I
mean when I read that, it makes the hair stand
up on my arm. Can you imagine flying one of
those jumbo jets not jumbo jet, but to me as
a pilot it would be, and then having all your
instruments you.
Speaker 1: Can't use any of it.
Speaker 8: I mean, what a panicky feeling that would be.
Speaker 1: It happens a lot, then please on the last.
Speaker 8: One is the Cash Landrum case from Texas, USA, nineteen eighty.
On the night of December twenty ninth, nineteen eighty, just
outside Houston, Betty Cash, Vicki Landrum, and a young boy
encountered a diamond shaped craft emitting intense heat onto the
road ahead of them. The heat was so powerful it
burned their skin, melted parts of the carr's dashboard, and
left them nauseated and weak. Dozens of helicopters were flying
around the object, suggesting either a coordinated pursuit or possibly
some kind of military escort. In the days and weeks
after the encounter, all three victims developed serious medical problems
resembling radiation exposure. Hair fell out, skin blistered, and long
term illnesses followed. The witness's credibility and injuries made this
one of the few UFO cases with actual medical evidence
to support it. The family sued the US government, claiming
military involvement, but the case was dismissed for lack of proof.
Years later, many unanswered questions still linger about the craft's
origin and the military's presence that night.
Speaker 1: Is yeah, really weird case that the fact that they
actually sued the military, which is interesting but they turned
it down. But there's also one in there about this
similar thing where this huge thing was seen over Crawford, Texas.
Right where people saw this. There was this huge, huge
thing flying at night with chettiaplanes around it. They're either
chasing it or escalating it. And the reason that the
IF was at first denied any involvement, but then they
did say, yeah, this thing was flying over because Crawford,
Texas is where George Bush Junior's ranches and it's actually
restricted f space, right, so they had to say something
about it. So this whole idea that you know, maybe
we know what these things are, we're escorting them or
following them or whatever. Yeah, it's kind of very strange.
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Speaker 1: M yep, so far. I want to give us the
hot just so because she dots her hots her that.
Speaker 3: Everybody's doing it, Brandy, but you'll do it the best, right.
Speaker 1: It's bigger than six seven. Believe me.
Speaker 3: I still don't get the six to seven thing, and
don't explain it to that media.
Speaker 1: Also with us is two civilians, as they say in
the business. Uh, this is Taylor and Marcus right from Newport. Right,
thanks for joining us. It's great to get right on
that microphone. Pretend it's an ice cream.
Speaker 13: That you share.
Speaker 1: You are, thank you and uh so you saw that
we were here. Why are you here?
Speaker 14: Yeah, you know, we were in the room right next door.
And Dave said, there's a podcast going on about aliens,
and I'd love to talk about this stuff, anything from
aliens to the ghost species to whatever.
Speaker 1: You know. You didn't stay with the aliens, he said
about it that these days, right.
Speaker 13: Yeah, all the unexplained. We're into.
Speaker 1: So you're from Newport.
Speaker 13: We're from Matheu and Lawrence mess.
Speaker 1: Really we love both math and lay. Wow. Huh so,
and so what's your interest? Let's that would tailor for
a second. All right, now let me ask you you too,
a couple? Is that the angle here?
Speaker 15: We're a couple. We live across the street.
Speaker 1: Do you live together? We do? And sin cool?
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, how many questions you're going to.
Speaker 1: Trying to paint the picture of the audience. Yeah, that's all.
Speaker 15: So we frequent this place, and a couple of months
ago I passed by seeing that you guys had an
UFO night, and I said, hey, we need to go
there for that. Tonight happens to be a night that
we ran into.
Speaker 1: You guys, dollars and lobster dinner.
Speaker 15: So we're excited that this is still happening where we're
having conversations about every Tuesday night.
Speaker 1: So so all right, let's just start with with ghosts.
Have you ever seen a ghost? I've been in a
haunt that house. You's the one of them.
Speaker 15: I wish I could say that I've seen or had
experiences like that. Well maybe I don't wish that, but okay,
I thought about it and I speak about it often,
but no, I haven't personally.
Speaker 1: No, how about you, Marcus, ever see anything like just
out of the ordinary.
Speaker 14: I wouldn't say ghosts. But you know, when we were young,
my aunt was super into Oiji boards.
Speaker 1: Oh it's talking of the right person.
Speaker 14: She really got us believing when we were young, and
you know, she put on the light, all the candles
and we'd sit around this table. We'd have to levitate,
you know, one of the cousins, and it got funny,
and there were a lot of the times that we
were doing and I'm like, I'm not moving this thing,
So like, yeah, he did get spooky, and I think
furthest back in my life. That was one of those
things that made me wonder.
Speaker 1: I only have to mention this because we know the
guy who owns the company that makes Wuigi buds these days,
all right, they's down on Damas and he's he's come
up a bunch of times. He's been on the show.
Speaker 13: Do you know Heather OLIVERI have you ever heard that name?
Speaker 3: I know we haven't.
Speaker 13: I have a good friend.
Speaker 14: His sister has the largest collection of vintage Ouiji boards,
I think one of them in the country she's in.
Speaker 13: She's in Methuin.
Speaker 1: Really yeah, yeah, okay, that's cool. So we had wow
Aluigi night here one night okay where we did Wuigi
Blood on the air, right, and Day's wife came in
and her assistant this canna take a while to explain it,
but anyway, so the so we didn't we didn't really
know them or whatever. But the guy who owns the
Wuigi boyd company is here and it's an event, and
their first question was will we know soon what UFOs are?
And who are gonna Who's going to tell us that
we're going to believe that was basically the question, right,
and they moved it to s E t I. Those
are the letters they moved it to. They didn't know it,
but s E t I is a search for extraterrestrial intelligence.
It's in California. Paul Allen, the zillionaire, put up how
would they know that? They did not know that. So
that's I don't believe it. I mean, I don't know
what it is to take the truth. But that night,
a lot of people just hit a lot of stuff.
And we know Phil who makes it, and they say
they just make them a career, and you know they don't,
yeah right, yeah, but for some reason they work and
they scare people, and a lot of times they kind
of scare well.
Speaker 14: I think that just hits the nature of you know,
human nature, as we're all curious and wondering what we're
really doing here and if we're connected to something deeper.
And I mean, you know, I've had I've had a
good amount of experience with more like mediums, like those
type of things, and that's what has made me believe
deeper that there's something more than what we are just
these physical meat suits, you know.
Speaker 13: So I've had a lot of experience a band with
that where I've gone.
Speaker 14: There's no way that you know this lady could know
this about my life or about my family. I mean,
it's just over and over again. It's happened since we
were young.
Speaker 1: And yeah, but you you missed us by two weeks
because we have this a good friend of ours named
Mary the medium, who she comes up here and again
I'm not a real big believer, but the first time
she was here, we had five people come in who
she did not know or anything, and she hit home
runs with all five of them. I mean it, two
of them left in tears. I mean, because she was
that close. Right, So then she comes back two weeks
ago and same thing we brought and filled. The guy
who wants the company, he came in and she didn't
know who he was. She nailed them. He was giving
up the company to his son and she knew it.
It was really kind of weird. But anyway, at the
end of the show, I was gonna talk about this anyway,
but might as well do it now. She did a
quick reading on Susan up there, right, and she and
her all I remember is that are you pregnant? And
you said no, that would be a miracle, and do
you have any young kids? And you say no, that
would be impossible, right, that was basically what you said, correct,
And so Mary the medium said, well, you know, I
just see a little kid in your future, a baby,
a baby. And a week later it turns out that
for a various circumstances, she now has temporary custody of
an infant. How would does she know that?
Speaker 14: I mean, I can I can add on to that
one same same subject matter. You know, my my family,
you know, my mom and my sisters and my grandmother
and my aunts and stuff. They'll go to these these
mediums and these stadiums and stuff. Yeah, and these big
groups readings and they always get read and uh, you know,
so they went in blindly. A few years ago, my
grandmother had passed, and my grandmother said to my youngest sister,
you know, before she passed, she's like, you're gonna have
all boys. You know, you're gonna have all boys. My
grandmother was adamant about that Italian lady. You know, Okay,
my sister has one boy, and then you know she's pregnant.
Now before she goes to the medium, she's the only
one that knows that she's pregnant. She's only two or
three weeks pregnant. Okay, she says to her husband, who's
in very much a non believer, and stuff like this,
And she goes, if I go to this medium and
this medium calls me out for being pregnant, even when
my mom and my aunt and no one knows. You
got to believe in this. Sure enough goes there, medium
comes over, doesn't know them, doesn't even know their names,
and she goes, who's someone in this road is pregnant?
Who's pregnant? Are you pregnant?
Speaker 1: Right? Right?
Speaker 14: And my sister Taylor was there. My sister started crying,
and my mom looked at her and said, are.
Speaker 13: You kidding me? And she called her out, wow right away.
Speaker 1: How do they do it? I don't know.
Speaker 14: I think it's a mix, you know. I mean, it's
either picking up on the collective consciousness and thoughts that
are happening, or communicating with something beyond us.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: But if they were, and believe, we're good friends with Mary.
She's great, great on the radio, and you're great and
and she seems to know stuff. I mean the home
runs that she hit with people here. You knowing like
very specific details, you know, But if there was someone
who could really communicate with the dead, wouldn't that be
like the greatest in the greatest discovery in human history
that there was actually did to communicate with I.
Speaker 14: Mean, what about all the remote viewers? I mean, well,
I mean the remote viewers. I mean that's just a
fancy name for a medium government term.
Speaker 1: Right right. But but but yeah, that might be that's that,
It might some kind of I don't know, esp of
whatever that we are capable of. I mean remote you as,
we talked about them a lot, right switchingkle. I mean,
there's some of them that they're there track rag what's crazy.
There's no way this is an accident. But actually talking
to the dead, yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't hear it that. I don't hear it happening often.
Speaker 4: But talking to the dead would be a real bonus
because I like to know if they can see, if
they can really hang out with their their friends and
their pets, what's heaven like things like that, what's the football?
Speaker 1: What's the Super Bowl winning? It never it never works
like that though.
Speaker 15: There's a lot of questions around that. But to us specifically,
we have a nephew, who is just turned three, and
since he was about one and a half two, has
been obviously clairvoyant to his family. And this is the
same family that he's speaking on in what way he
sees friends, friends, and maybe some relatives that we've never met.
Speaker 14: He's specifically named, you know, great aunts that my great
aunts that have been dead for thirty years. And he's three,
he's three, and he says, we said, who are you
talking to?
Speaker 13: Or who's here?
Speaker 14: And he says, Auntie Josie, which was my grandmother's sisters
she literally died thirty years ago, and we were all like,
Auntie Josie, we don't talk about this aunt ever. She's
not up in the topic of conversation. How how would
he know? And then he remembers he's got his memory
is like a steel trap, and you know, he just
continuously says things that shocks us. You know, the other night,
he the other night he woke up out of bed,
ran into my sister's room, woke them up at three
in the morning, and was crying and saying, I can't sleep.
There's a sad Jojo running around my room. And Jojo
is his cousin's she's a five year old with dark hair,
and you know about this big Okay, So he's referring
to someone that looks like Jojo that won't let him sleep,
and that she's in the closet and that she's mean
and that she just keeps walking around his room and
she won't leave. And it was like, I hate Jojo.
I want to kill her? Right he said that?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 14: Okay, yes he did. He did say that. And we're like, whoa,
where's this kid?
Speaker 1: Now? Is he out the bar? I'll bring him right
in next week.
Speaker 13: Right, he'll talk, he will talk.
Speaker 1: Have a three year old kidd? Wow, So what's what's
up with the kid? What do you think? What's what's
I mean?
Speaker 13: Sometimes I'm like, is he playing with us? Because he
knows that.
Speaker 1: We're at how would he know the name?
Speaker 14: That's the Those things are kind of beyond us.
Speaker 15: That's where it was just a week ago where we
were at the family gathering for the holidays and I said,
who's here? He names everyone in the room, Pop, Uncle Mark.
Isn't that Auntie Josie? Go, where's Auntie Josie? I don't
know this person either, She's not my aunt And he
says she's here she's out there and I go, okay.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so she's naming all these relatives that she would
never had.
Speaker 15: Never had contact with.
Speaker 14: He also has this, uh his perspective as a three
year old to connect the dots between you know, he'll
ask and say like, well, well, who's Pop's father and
who's uncle Dony's father. And he's connecting these like lineages
which had a three year old why is he thinking about?
And he's whose kid and mother and and great grandfather.
And it's almost like he's trying to connect the dots
in his own head, like for maybe stuff that he's seeing.
Speaker 13: I don't know.
Speaker 14: It's yeah, it's very interesting, and it's it's very convincing.
I mean when he said the Auntie Josie thing, we
were just blown away, Like that's a very specific name.
Speaker 1: Creepy though, isn't creepy too? It's a little fairy. Yeah, night,
know what's really going on? Do you have pitch you guys? Yeah?
Let me guess.
Speaker 13: Tapping into your medium?
Speaker 1: Cats? No cat, okay, you can stay all right? A dog?
What kind of dog? It was his dog when I
met him? Our dog now some big, huge dos.
Speaker 13: It's the opposite it's a Yorkshire Terrier seven Terrier.
Speaker 1: He's looked like my ork He has another two hours
to the show.
Speaker 13: His name is Jerry Seinfeld.
Speaker 1: My guy is really yeah, he's a billionaire. You named
the dog Jerry Seinfeld. He's Jewish and he's from Brooklyn.
I'm not Jewish, but he is. Wow. Okay.
Speaker 4: We moved to the UK for three years and we
took the Yorkee with us, and we decided we're coming
back to the US, but we left the Yorkee with
my sister over there and she's in the Yorkie. Lucia
is living with another Yorkie. Her boyfriend's got a Yorkie
named Lottie and looks identical to this Yorke. No way,
the dog's parents don't look anything like that Yorky, but
this Yorky looks exactly like it was the same glitter
and it's like incredible everything.
Speaker 3: They send me a video, they say, wow, okay, which
one is? Which I brought up?
Speaker 4: The told we're a docks and family originally, but Yorkys
is so cute.
Speaker 1: They brought up the pets originally because we've talked about
before and in one talk about his cap but other
people we've talked to have pets where they seem to
sense or see things in the room that we can't. Okay,
the one that you tell a lot is that you know,
the cat acts away when someone human comes into the room,
just the way they act. When they act that way
and no one is in the room, what are they doing?
They're not fooling us. Why are they reacting to it?
You know a story that my aunt and uncle told
me years ago, just like Irish said, or something very calm.
Dog sleep in their bedroom every night, very just I'm
dog two thirty In the one, he jumps up, goes
in the kitchen and he's back and as if he
has something conned you know what, I mean, what's he doing?
You know what? Why is he doing that? You know,
they don't do stuff unless they're doing something as a reaction.
Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, I mean one example I can give her.
You know something a little mysterious is we don't have
traditional schedules, so we don't come home at the same
time every day or leave at the same time. And
I mean my dog, he knows if she's six seven
minutes away from the house. I mean, it's like clockwork.
She's not even I hadn't talked to her, and I'm like,
he's up on the top of the couch. He's running
already down to the doors, almost like I like to
prepare for her to get home. And it's like every time,
five minutes later she's home. I mean, she was probably
just getting off the rotary in like Salisbury.
Speaker 1: And how does he know?
Speaker 8: Though?
Speaker 14: That's that's the stuff that I'm like, how does this
dog know? And she says the same thing for me,
I'm like, how does he know that? I don't even
know that she's coming home? But I know because he
and she must be close. And I'll call her and
she'll be like, I'm on Water Street.
Speaker 1: Why text the dogs at the door?
Speaker 13: Yeah? Yeah, it's pretty wild.
Speaker 15: And what's interesting is that a couple of times that
we've gone to psychic mediums, we saw that Teresa Caputo,
the Long Island medium, and we we'd had some interesting
reads and things like that, and oftentimes pets come through,
and it's very convincing. I say, there's no way that
all these people are coming through and resonating with everybody
and the pet is a false like yeah, yeah, yeah,
for sure, your pet.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but do they see what are they? There's no
way for them to tell us, you know, so we're
running out of time here.
Speaker 4: But I would there's no way for them to tell
us because we're not on the same exact communication wavelength
that they are, which is unfortunate because if the animals
are pretty sharp.
Speaker 1: Especially, they thought that there'd be a point where would
be able to communicate with dogs, and you see them.
They have these things that it's like a light board
in the kitchen floor and the dog, if the dog
wants to go out, he goes and hits the green.
They actually have conversations with them, but they're on YouTube
and you're watching and you go, wow, that's crazy. But
but you never see the ones where they fail. You know,
the dog just sits there. But I'd be remiss if
I didn't mention this. Sorry Marcus, but you uh, Taylor,
you have a shirt on that says Playboy on it. Okay,
were you in Playboy? Is that what you mean?
Speaker 8: Life?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 13: I think that vitae vitage.
Speaker 1: Is that what a vantage? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Definitely has that look?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, looks good. So you guys should come back
when we have the medium here, all right, we'll let
you know, and and just walk in and we don't
know you whatever, you know, and and they'll and and
she's really good at it. And you see, how can
everyone how can she be right all the time? Yeah,
and maybe you can read I don't know if you
can read people's I don't know. She came in and
and and a woman said, and she said to her,
I see a piano. I see someone you know and
your family playing the piano. They're going like this, and
she goes, oh, yeah, my aunt just died and she
gave me a piano that she played every day. Wow.
Speaker 13: Yeah, really, it's undeniable.
Speaker 14: I mean, there's no explanation for I mean, there's there's
no research that you could do to know these certain things.
In my mind from my experiences, I'm like, you couldn't
have looked that up about me or her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it's not. But they know the kid knowing
the aunt's name is really weird, don't That's that's very strange.
We might have more stories. Bring the kid down.
Speaker 15: This isn't the first time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, interesting.
Speaker 8: Maybe bring them a beer, talk the milk.
Speaker 3: Maybe the kid will come down and tell you what
the super Bowl number.
Speaker 4: Is who's in it, who's in it? What's the spread?
That's all we need to know.
Speaker 1: So Wow, time flies, Huh.
Speaker 3: It is when you're having fun, as they say.
Speaker 1: So it looks like it's time to go. Yep, let's
say goodbye to everyone in order. Taylor and Marcus, thanks
very much. Hey, pleag you guys plank your plug your
ID gallery.
Speaker 14: Yeah, we have a Blockhouse b l O c h
A U S Blockhouse Art Gallery and newberry Port, mass
the blockhouse dot com. And then my artist name is
Marcus Sebastiano. You can check out my work. I do
commissions and not work all around the country.
Speaker 1: What do you do? What's what's the what do you do?
Speaker 14: I do like a large scale mixed media. I use
kind I blend the digital world in the physical world
kind of together in this real life photoshop style artwork.
Speaker 13: It's very layered.
Speaker 1: And did you go to school for us?
Speaker 13: I did?
Speaker 14: I went to UMass when to U mass LIL for
fine art graphic design nice a little over twenty years ago.
And yeah, you'd be able to make a Yeah that's
my background's more branding. And you know, I've been part
of every creative umbrella. But for the last twelve thirteen years,
it's been strictly fine art.
Speaker 1: And where's that located from the guests.
Speaker 14: It's probably a two minute walk going towards Plumb Island, Okay,
around the corner of water and Federal across from the
coast Guard. Oh right, yeah, yeah, yeah, first coast guard
in the country can yeah, right there and new report.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's cool. So Marcus and Tail, thanks for joining us.
You guys get it. You're going to come back sometime, right,
come back for sure, Okay with your dog and your nephew.
Speaker 13: Yeah, and Jerry, let us know, bring him in.
Speaker 3: Thank you, guys.
Speaker 1: That's cool.
Speaker 4: We start we start setting up things around between five
and five thirty and then we try and start to
show at six.
Speaker 1: Soay, but every Tuesday night. Brandy, thank you Brandy for
joining us. Thank you.
Speaker 9: It's great to be here as usual.
Speaker 1: Appreciate it when we do your firewalkers. Was that your report?
Speaker 9: Oh that'll be my next report?
Speaker 1: Have you ever firewalked you?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 9: No, I don't like hot stuff. I like it cool.
Speaker 1: Oh that's true. Thank you, Brandy. Thank you.
Speaker 3: There's a joke in there somewhere.
Speaker 1: Thank you Susan for helping us out off Inia. We'll
touch you soon, Okay.
Speaker 8: I look forward to it. And it was really creepy.
I did text Mac and I was like, you know,
I love Mary, but sorry she was way off target
with the baby thing, and you know she wasn't it.
Speaker 1: That was really strange. Yeah, that is really strange. We'll
touch you soon, Susan.
Speaker 8: I look forward to it.
Speaker 1: Love you, guys, Love you to Susan. Thank you, switchy,
we love you to switch.
Speaker 7: My pleasure And I'll be talking about the spot nick
next time.
Speaker 1: The Yeah, sure it was the Russians. Yeah, huh, yeah, yeah, wye.
What's what's about it?
Speaker 7: They said about the reminiscence of a guy who when
he was a kid about my age. When the when
the when the sput neck first came in the news. Yeah,
I remember hearing about it. I was in the backseat
of my parent's car and they heard about it on
the radio and they talk about the Russians, you know,
to be the first ones in space, what they settling?
Speaker 1: Yeah huh. I was in my crib. I think I
can't even remember that.
Speaker 13: What is that cool photo you have in the background there, it's.
Speaker 7: The train right, that's the train wreck that's what I mean.
We bring the show into the station.
Speaker 1: The show's over the train rack.
Speaker 3: It's a show mock, it's a train wreck.
Speaker 1: Thank you switching.
Speaker 3: Thanks you always on the track. Thanks for switching.
Speaker 4: A lot of other people are our guests here, our
regular guests.
Speaker 1: Thank you well. Thanks al well, he's waving from the corner.
Speaker 3: Well, he's our pal.
Speaker 1: Happy to be here, haven't you've been happy to be
not on the air. It looks like how the bees
is sleeping, right? Is that it? Okay? That's good, he said.
Hopefully they're not all dead, so bees kind of hibernate, right,
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