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Speaker 3: Mac, I'm waiting for the the four beat here really well,
good evening, everyone, Welcome to Macloney's Military saun show here
in the Distant Thunder Radio Network. This is Mac maloney. Hey,
we're broadcasting live the stabb A Gally Restaurant on the Street,
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stammy and tongue and rings to time fall. They've got
a shoe for you tonight. Let me introduce the members
of the Polse Girls that vibe you've been hearing all week.
We hearing it, feeling it, smelling it, helping it. You
know you want it, you know you need it. Maybe
we should start again. See yourself down, Sit yourself down,
start fanning yourself. Get your big box of clinic said,
big box of wipes, your squeegee and you loub he goes.
Speaker 4: Where's your going to wash my car? The very.
Speaker 3: Detail it the very famous one one.
Speaker 5: Hey Mac, everybody, welcome to the show, especially you ladies
out there. No, you're not washing my car, doing something
even more special anyway.
Speaker 4: Glad to be here, Glad to be anywhere where the.
Speaker 5: Keith Richard steal that line from Mac. Somebody an old
comedian from the thirties who knows.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, I love it. I love it. It is
a good line. It's very real, very authentic. Yep, glad
to be here, Mac. And it's just you know, my pleasure.
It's all mind not pleasures. Okay, So anything now.
Speaker 5: In the world of family all things are good. Things
are on the move, good, good good. Okay, that's good.
Speaker 4: Yep. The wife is getting better all the time, and
that's good good.
Speaker 3: Anyway, that's a secret to a happy marriage.
Speaker 4: She'll be fine. We're watching poll Doc. Anybody watched Paul.
Speaker 3: Dark Knows out of channel too.
Speaker 5: I think it was originally PBS series. But it's amazing.
Speaker 4: Anyway. I'm not gonna tell you what this. I haven't
seen it.
Speaker 5: It takes place during the Revolutionary Evolution War and Pull
Dot comes back from the US side and he got
his butt kicked, so he's going back to.
Speaker 3: His minds. Wow, okay, sounds exciting.
Speaker 4: Very lot of romantic stuff in it, very quickly.
Speaker 6: It ain't no Downtown Albey's Downtown Abbey.
Speaker 5: You know it's it's I love Downtown Abbey. I think
it's the best series ever made.
Speaker 4: And I would think, you know, I don't know. I
wouldn't think that I would like something like that. I
was more of.
Speaker 5: A action adventure, you know, shoot him up, you know,
blood and slow motion kind of guy.
Speaker 4: Huh.
Speaker 3: And that's in Downtown the Abbey they have that. They
don't have any of that. It's a total opposite.
Speaker 6: Well, didn't say I'm pecking pod direct that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you should have Sam Peck and Paul Well the
movie Freaks. Thank you.
Speaker 3: Also speaking, I was going to stay speaking of interesting,
but now stays speaking of freaks. Damn, I shouldn't say it.
Down there in not were the West Virginia. My sister's
tank top. West Virginia is Senia, but with a moth
man there. He is home in the moth man.
Speaker 4: Is that a real license plate?
Speaker 6: It's sure, unfortunately not if it wouldn't could conform to
my body.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's another show.
Speaker 6: It's an image of a real license plate.
Speaker 3: I thought, so switch played Steve Warard, switchy. Great to
be here tonight, OK, good to see you. You get a
haircut or something? And I took a show.
Speaker 6: No, I think I just combed it. You know, been
a couple of days since I've combed it.
Speaker 3: So looks like there's some product in there. You got
some product down there.
Speaker 6: It's called water water.
Speaker 4: OK. Nice.
Speaker 3: While I was introducing you, well no club tonight on
a secret mission. But our good friend down in North Carolina,
super fan Susan Kay is with us. Susan, how are
you hi?
Speaker 7: I'm very happy to be here and see you all.
Speaker 4: Good to see you, Susan.
Speaker 3: Now you're showing us some item close to the camera.
Was that an ear ring or something?
Speaker 7: Switch you with this moth Man? I have my in
honor of Halloween. I have my I'm mothman. Mothman ear rings.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, okay, Mothman ear rings.
Speaker 7: I got him when I was down visiting.
Speaker 3: Switch switch. Is there anything that you people won't put
Mothman on?
Speaker 6: I'm sorry, my my my Mothman ear rings are the cleaners.
Speaker 4: I thought that was your Mothman underwear that was at
the cleaners.
Speaker 6: It's also it's Thomas the Train underwear. You gotta split
it up.
Speaker 4: I love that story Thomas the Train. Okay what that
has to do with you know? We was the one
Ingo voiced? That was that the one? Ye?
Speaker 3: Anyway? So switch everything? Okay?
Speaker 6: With you down there and everything is beyond wonderful.
Speaker 3: Paint pleasant. Did you have anything exciting for breakfast today?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 6: I ate it home again. I'm trying to eat at
home a little bit more often, and uh, you know,
just scrambled eggs, bacon, black coffee.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, no bread, no bread? Well I didn't have
any bread either, I had three small tins and uh
some zero percent mode.
Speaker 4: Really, thank you switching.
Speaker 5: I know this guy isn't kidding. I know, but I
still have to say, really.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 3: And I said to someone and told some about that.
They said, I don't want to stop. In my old age.
Speaker 5: In honor of the Boston Red Sox, we had a
Fenway Park pizza from pizza.
Speaker 4: Factory named for you.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I wasn't. It was excellent. Well guess what
what did it cost? Twenty four dollars And something said.
Speaker 3: That'll be the day I happen. What makes it a
Fenway Pock pizza.
Speaker 5: It's just a combination of meats and peppers and stuff,
kind of on this spicy side.
Speaker 4: It's well, here's the thing.
Speaker 5: I was head heading out to do another errand and
I said, I think, get a pizza. I'm not going
to go to the baskets for pizza today.
Speaker 4: It's going to go local support our local community.
Speaker 5: Yes, And she took the men. He says, Oh, the
Fenway Park. The Fenway Park, he's pretty good. The Green
Monster is also good. We hadn't done the Fenway Park
so but I forgot that she was ordering it. I
had thrown some laundry in the wash, and I got
on the phone and I ordered it. So I got
my order first because I was right two minutes from
the place. I take my picture pizza and go. I
think it's a phone call about fifteen minutes later saying
when you're going to pick up your pizza? Because she
and I should have it should have done on me
because the owner of the place was there. He said, hey, one,
this funny thing. Another person named One order the same
pizza you did.
Speaker 3: What are the chances of that? Anyway? Well, life for
one one. You know, we should put some music.
Speaker 5: So I went back and got that pizza, which was
ordered by Eileen.
Speaker 4: I forgot that she was going to do it, and
they both OK.
Speaker 5: And we got pizza, some frozen slices. We can eat
that pizza for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I said, it's
not gonna be in the freezer very long.
Speaker 3: Now I want a pizza like really bad, let's see.
Also moving on joining us tonight is a good friend. Hmmm,
should I use your real name or your your choice
stage name? Cassie Fox. Cassie Fox as well us to
be back for.
Speaker 4: Her stage, screen and television.
Speaker 3: You came up on the show last week because we
had a episode where we had we quoted a song
called the ASTech go for a crash love song, okay,
and you wrote the music to it and we put
the lyrics on it.
Speaker 4: Do you remember this?
Speaker 8: Which song was it?
Speaker 3: The original song was on your album there and you
know who am I about a butterfly?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Can you've used that before?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Right, yeah, so when your name came up several times,
but not your stage name, so that's okay.
Speaker 8: Still anonymous, so I still respond to both.
Speaker 3: Is a sing a song?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 3: Among other things? How many albums do you.
Speaker 8: Know working on? Eleven?
Speaker 4: Eleven? Eleven? Yikes?
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, it's your therapy, as you've told me
many it is.
Speaker 8: Yeah, go in once a week and yep, sing my
heart out and put it down and I have something
to show for it.
Speaker 4: Go to the same studio he goes to.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he's what he introduced me to it.
Speaker 3: Okay, Yeah, going there for a long time.
Speaker 8: Bristol Studio. I've been going there for twelve years.
Speaker 4: Yeah huh, yeah.
Speaker 8: Once a week for twelve years. We'll give or take
vacations and holidays.
Speaker 3: So so Chris Billius. Chris the producer origin, he's the
therapist is at the totally yep, it's all yep. He
knows it too. I think it's mutual.
Speaker 8: Therapy though, so really yeah, I think he enjoys it too.
Speaker 3: That's another show. Okay, well interesting, okay, So so we're
all here and hopefully later on tonight we may be
playing Halloween trivia. You don't know, you never know, but
now welcome and thanks for joining us.
Speaker 8: Thank you Mac.
Speaker 3: And do you have cats? You have cats?
Speaker 4: Don't you one? Right now? Yeah? No, doubly one.
Speaker 8: Well we had to, but now we have one.
Speaker 3: Okay, you know the story, Yeah, I do the story anyway. Yeah,
let's have a cat free night. Let's give it a try.
So far, yeah right, I.
Speaker 5: Was almost brought my cat remains to the show some
Halloween I might do you know what? No, don't bring
I could bring. No, why didn't I even say?
Speaker 4: Three docks and ye, sausage dogs. Let's move on.
Speaker 3: So anyway, so we're all here, and I think that
uh Susan Kay has a top five.
Speaker 6: I do.
Speaker 7: But can I tell you a quick funny story?
Speaker 4: Yes? Please?
Speaker 7: So you know this little dog that I have that's
a rescue. I take him everywhere that I possibly can.
And over the weekend, I took the dog and my husband.
We went to a local farmer's market and I was
joking with him while I was in putting my jacket
on or something, and I said to my husband, Yay,
I get to spend the day with my two favorite guys.
And I heard him from the yeah the rooms say
why is Mac going?
Speaker 3: That was a funny story. Let's move on without coming on?
Tell me no, Mac, who right? That's what I would
have said.
Speaker 4: So soon as you have a top five, I do so.
Speaker 7: I chose from Mac Maloney's Haunted Universe, on sale everywhere,
a selection of five real movie monsters, and the first
one we're gonna go with is King Kong, possibly the
most famous monster movie of all time. The original nineteen
thirty three King kN is the classic Beauty and the
Beast story told in disguise. The giant ape Kong falls
in love with beautiful actress Anne Darrow and then pays
the price by getting shot off the Empire State building
by fight a plane. What was King Kong? Real? Scientists
believe a creature of similar description roamed the earth nine
million years ago. It was called Gigantopithecus black Eye, and
fossil records suggest this real monster stood more than ten
feet tall and may have weighed close to a ton.
Speaker 6: Wow, may I add something to that? This will be interesting.
The film soundtrack to the original King Kong was restored
some years ago by a film soundtrack a fanatic named
Albert Bender, who we also know as a man who
claimed he had contact with paranormal minium black back in
the fifties.
Speaker 3: Is that the guy who talked to people through his
a settling torch?
Speaker 4: That guy?
Speaker 6: No, no, no, this is a different guy.
Speaker 3: Okay. The thing about King Kong. First, well, King Kong
was the first monster movie. Yeah, okay, it was nineteen
thirty eight, I think. And it's it's and and the
it was.
Speaker 4: Before the Dinosaur movie, right, yeah, it was like the first.
Speaker 3: It was the first dinosaur movie too. Everything was stop action.
The monsters were stop action. If you watch it, it's
I mean, you know, I went to film school, as
you know, and we used to study it as a
movie because of.
Speaker 4: It's not bad stop action, isn't it.
Speaker 3: That's great? Yeah, it's great. I mean it was just
just you know, stupefying to do it, because you know
they had to, you know, move everything just a little
bit and take a frame, move.
Speaker 4: It a little bit.
Speaker 3: So they do a really good job at it, and
it's a good movie. And it's just a good movie
all round because it's Beauty and the Beast. It's basically
Beauty and the Beast. The story the beast, the beast
is the beast. So anyway, so then they make it
again in the in the seventies. Yeah, yep, yep, and
Chiles Growden is like the lead guy in it. No, no,
that's the third The one in the eighties was just terrible, horrible.
I think it might have been just the Langs for
this movie though, But anyway, and then they make it
again with Peter Jackson, the guy who did the Beatles movies.
And it's three hours long and the first half of
the movie is spectacular. Them getting to Klong is just
see it getting just you must have seen it, switchy
did you just seeing parts of it?
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 3: I mean it's unbelievable. You can't believe what you're watching
on TV. The dinosaurs, the action between it and it's insane.
Right then they capture King Kong and they bring them
back to New York, same idea, but they played the
beauty and the Beast thing so so they played up so.
Speaker 4: Big that the same theme storyline.
Speaker 3: You know, the big monkey loves Sarah and she cannot
requit the love. Right, there's a scene and you're not
gonna believe there's about them. There's a closest where they
go ice skating in Central Punk King Kong and the
blonde go ice skating in Central Park with music and
I'm I'm sitting there now, I've been watching this thing
for two hours, and so what happened?
Speaker 4: This thing went off the rails like you wouldn't believe,
you know, I'm sure it was him skating or skating.
Tim Burton had something to do.
Speaker 3: Now this is it was the Peter Jackson guy that
the lot of the Rings movies and totally fed up
that Beatles thing. And he's not a good direct like
he's not he's not a good director. He's over I
don't know, over fed or something. But can you imagine
a meeting and they go and so in this scene
they're going to do an ice skating you know thing.
It's like a Hallmark hall of Fame movie or something.
It's awful, awful, awful, But anyway, so yeah.
Speaker 6: I can't. I've got a couple other things to say.
When you're when you're about the okay, the uh Yeah,
you visualize the way King Kong looked. It wasn't just
the incredible stop motion animation. You look in the background
you see the uh uh, like the the trees and
the and the mountains and all that stuff. They were
actually panes of glass that were meticulously painted and layered
behind them to make it look you know, kind of uh.
I gave it almost a realistic effect. Also, there's a
lot of humor in there. When when King Kong is
uh uh is yelling and screaming or whatever, you first
see the tyrannosaurus in the background, he takes one of
his little arms and he's like scratching his ear, like,
what the hell's that noise? Just these little subtle things.
And the last thing is I was I visited the Ackermansion,
the forest j Ackerman before his stuff went into a museum.
He's the guy that wrote that edited Famous Monsters of
Film Land and in a big, big science fiction buff
and I was in his in his museum. He had
parts of the original dinosaurs that were used in King Kong. Yeah,
I was just I was just blown away when I
was in his museum.
Speaker 3: With the original King Kong. There was actually scenes that
they cut out because they're two gruesome and they cut out,
you know, over the years where the guys are falling
into the crevice and they're being eaten by the big
spiders and some forging dam I mean.
Speaker 6: And there's there's one I think where King Kong plucks
a guy out of the window of the Empire State
building and eats him eats Okay, well was I mean
Friday was upset for weeks.
Speaker 3: Okay, So here's the question. Right, then we'll move on
from King Kong.
Speaker 4: They didn't have ratings then, right, No?
Speaker 3: No, Well, they did have like a ratings just for
sex though I forget the name, but.
Speaker 4: That was the Catholic organization had that rating.
Speaker 3: Okay, So now let's think about the King Kong story
for a second.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: So they land on an island, and all the movies
follow the same thing, and and they meet the and
it's a scary place. It's called Kong Island, and there's
a big there's a big fence a big wall that
walls in King Kong and all the dinosaurs. Right, it's
basically Jurassic pot they ripped it off right, Okay.
Speaker 4: And and there's a big door where they.
Speaker 3: Offer you know, they offer the uh, the blond version too, right.
Why would you have a door?
Speaker 4: I always have to have a blonde verture.
Speaker 3: But why would you have a door? Think about it.
Speaker 4: You're going to throw her over the wall and kill her?
Speaker 3: No, no, I mean, why would you have a door
that King Kong and the dinosaurs can go through if
it happens to be open, right? And you would you
would not have a door to a responsiby.
Speaker 6: To empty his litter box.
Speaker 3: Okay, there you go.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you switch. He's always right on.
Speaker 3: Him anyway, right to the point right yet with material
next please seeze all right.
Speaker 7: Number two is Godzilla, making its screen debut in nineteen
fifty four. Giant prehistoric lizard named Godzilla went on to
stomp Tokyo in twenty eight films and it was like
a song by Blue iys to call it.
Speaker 4: Twenty eight film Where do they get the name Godzilla?
Speaker 3: It's it's a it's a it's an English version of
a Japanese name Gai Drew or something like that.
Speaker 7: Drew incredibly the Kasai rex mentioned earlier as being a
t rex with fins on its back and rumored to
live in the deepest part of the congo. It matches
the description of the movie Godzilla almost perfectly.
Speaker 3: So Godzilla the first one was you know, that was
like the first how would you know? It's a monster movie?
But it's like a big monster movie where they actually
have a monster in the size of the city, you know,
wrecking and so on and so forth. Twenty eight movies.
And Keith Emerson did the soundtrack for Godzilla two thousand yep.
And then he committed suicide soon after. I'm sure there's
no connection.
Speaker 4: No connection.
Speaker 3: But but in that movie, Godzilla gets married, gets married
to a female Godzilla have a little ceremony. So but
then it goes on. And now there's one called Godzilla
plus one or something, and it won the Japanese version
of an Academy Award. Really, I think it's called Godzilla
plus one whatever. And I watched it, and here's the story.
Speaker 4: The plus one friendly monstrous something. Yes, it has a
funny it has a weird name. He's got a girlfriend
on the side with you, I don't know.
Speaker 7: It's minus one.
Speaker 3: Minus one Godzilla minus one. And what the story is
about is that at the end of World War Two
there's a Kama Kanazie pilot who's too chicken to you know,
do his kiema Kazi thing, so he lands on an
island and he gets involved with Godzilla. God's will wrecks
the island. He's the only one who survives. He goes home.
People know that he shunned his Kimikazi duty, so he's
shunned by all the people in Japan and stuff. Meanwhile,
the monster is you know, every time the welesser attacks Japean,
it grows bigger and bigger and bigger, and the special
effects out of this fricking world. And so from the
one where they cut in Raymond Burr in the first
one they cut him in, you know, his scenes to
this huge, huge movie, huge movie in Japan. It was
so big they wouldn't let it be released in the
United States until after the Academy was because they didn't
want another jet another Asian film to win the Best
Movie because the before that it is that stupid Korean
movie where the people lived in the Cella. Did you
ever see that? Oh it's terrible anyway, So yeah, so
well yeah, Godzilla, It's it's twenty eight movies.
Speaker 4: Wow. Next, that's gonna be the biggest franchise ever, monster franchise.
Geta it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, twenty eight, twenty eight movie. Finally I'm getting some
mileage out of my film school education. You are next, Pleace.
Speaker 4: We would only know that in film school. You got.
Speaker 7: The next one is Rodin, who I believe.
Speaker 6: Fought god Zolla right many times YEP.
Speaker 7: Released in nineteen fifty six, this movie tells the tale
of a huge, flying monster similar to a prehistoric pterodactyl
that lays waste to Tokyo. As we will learn later,
a creature of comparable description and with a similar sounding
name has been rumored to inhabit remote parts of New
Guinea called the Ropin. This flying dinosaur like beast is
seen only at night, can glow in the dark, and
reportedly has a taste for dead human sounds like well
on no, so.
Speaker 4: He hangs around in graveyards a long time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's just eating you know, morgus or.
Speaker 4: Crematoriums.
Speaker 3: There's two places on Earth that still have the conditions
for prehistoric life, and one is New Guinea and the
others in Venezuela really nice pleas.
Speaker 7: Number four is shocked to sorry shoctopus.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 7: In this twenty ten called movie favorite, the US Navy
genetically engineers a creature that's half shark half octopus, hoping
to use it as a secret weapon, but then the
beast escapes and goes on a killing spree off the
Mexican resort city of Puerto Yacta nice bounds. A similar
creature is said to inhabit the Bahamian island of Andros,
called the Lusca. The beast resembles a multi armed octopus
with shock like creatures. Adding to the mystery. The US
Navy maintains a secret based on the Andros island called
Autech a U t e c, where, among other things,
experiments in genetic engineering are rumored to be carried out.
Speaker 3: There you go at Tech is the Navy's area of
fifty one and as lod as it seems, it's not
in the United States, it's it's in the Bahamas, right
in the middle of the Mooda triangle, and Andros is
this one of the you know, there's a lot of
Bahamian nouns. It's like hundreds of them. This is just
one of them. It's next to the to this really
deep part of the ocean where the Gulf Stream has
gone between Flourida and the Bahamas for billions of years.
So it's very deep. It's kind of crevice but narrow
like crevis. So they bring us submarines down then, you know,
just to be commissioned to whatever to test them, see
how far they can go down and stuff. You know,
it's the way it tests before they break apart. So
that's how deep this thing is. But there's also a
lot of different kind of monitoring stuff over there, a
lot of kind of radiar stuff. They the supposedly the
instruments they have in the Bahamas, the Navy can hear
those t U ninety five beer bombers flying over Norway.
I imagine that having that capability, and the and the
and and so that the UFO people will say to
the Navy, will listen, we see lots of UFOs down
in this area that out of the Bahamas. We see
a lot of weird things. Navy always denies it, but
you have equipment that you can hear planes over Norway.
Every day, so you say you're you're lying about it.
Speaker 4: You have to be, you know.
Speaker 3: So yeah, andros and uh yeah, there's a oct that
that shaktapus. I watched that movie. Man, that's great.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 3: You ever seen that shot? Oh Jesus, you know, and
then the one where from the shocks fall out of
the out of the sky shot.
Speaker 4: Those are great, unbelievable.
Speaker 3: And then we dig up every old D movie, d
TV person all the people from a one too over
in it and they want to get eaten. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Actually even some political people like political commentators and that
sort of thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, wow, yeah, I love those movies. So do you
have one more shows? And hopefully I do so.
Speaker 7: The last one is about the Giant Spider Invasion.
Speaker 4: Oh I love spiders really, Okay, go ahead.
Speaker 7: This nineteen seventy five movie tells the tale of a
monstrous spider that terrorizes a small Wisconsin town. The film's
enormous erachnid is covered with black fur, has red glowing eyes,
and snacks on humans. Familiar.
Speaker 4: Yes, you foofy.
Speaker 7: It's spelled a unique way, but that's how you pronounce it.
Also known as the Congolese giant spider, can grow to
enormous size and spin webs more than fifteen feet across.
Speaker 3: Imagine Begi getting caught in that thing that think goes
down base. She just sets all the fluids on.
Speaker 4: You in the field.
Speaker 9: They did that movie them with the giant Taranto no ants, Yeah,
but there was one with spiders.
Speaker 6: There was one called Tarantula with John Agar right.
Speaker 9: Yeah, some of those are great, all those really bad
b movies.
Speaker 6: And Leo G. Carroll in the very beginning gets is
like the precious bodily fluids sucked out of his body.
He looks like the Frankenstein monster. He only he's only
in the movie for about five minutes.
Speaker 4: Carol is a TV series called Topper Topper. Yeah, there a.
Speaker 6: Copper and he was mister Waverley and the man from Uncle.
And when they when they killed the Giant Spider, the
pilot is Clint Eastwood.
Speaker 3: Really yeah yeah them is on screen for two seconds?
Speaker 4: Is that what happened?
Speaker 3: Just brought him in for the name and gave him
five grand then you know, back then, Milon Brando on
the first Superman movie, remember way back when when they
made Christo, He's in it for like two minutes. They
gave him a million dollars a lot of mine back then.
Speaker 4: You know about Sean Connery in the Longest.
Speaker 5: Day, but he wasn't a star. That's right, that's like boom.
That was like a start of his career.
Speaker 3: Yeah, John, Yeah, oping on, Yeah, he's the guy. Come on,
I can't He played Double.
Speaker 4: O seven, I know. And then he's from Wales.
Speaker 3: But he spent half his life saying how much he
hated it and stuff like that. You know, come on, dude,
you know we wouldn't know who you were.
Speaker 5: Must Maggie Smith has been saying that she did didn't
really enjoy doing Downtown Abbey and being ugger.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I can't believe lady, she's no longer with us.
Speaker 5: You know, she's masterful in that series not long ago.
Speaker 4: I'm sure you all know her from Harry Potters Young
The Young Generations. Yeah, I know, I never watched that.
Speaker 8: I saw Maggie Smith in London?
Speaker 4: You did? Really? Yeah?
Speaker 3: She was shopping at uh where was she shopping at?
Speaker 4: The Player? Yeah?
Speaker 8: With Anthony Newley.
Speaker 3: Really yeah. Wow, there's a name from the US. Yeah.
She keep her clothes on because she took a clothes
off when she was younger. Actress correct one one.
Speaker 5: I don't know about that, but video was a drop
dead gorgeous when she was younger. Well you see those
old pictures, you go, wow, that'sgy Smith.
Speaker 3: Years ago you showed me a video of some British
actress who you know was playing older roles, but in
her younger days she did nude scenes. That was okay,
none of the show.
Speaker 5: I can't admit to that because I got tired of
playing han solo.
Speaker 3: You did, yeah, yeah, yeah, it's a drag after a while.
So well, thank you guys. We're going to clap him
my pleasure, and I'm gonna look at my technically.
Speaker 4: What's a good scary movie to watch? Right now? What
is the the big deal? Is it a current, a new,
brand new?
Speaker 6: What's black phone?
Speaker 4: What is it?
Speaker 7: Black phone?
Speaker 4: Black?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, I've seen the answer that. Yeah, if
you answer the phone, but it's an old you know, pay.
Speaker 7: Phone, right and it's not connected to anything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if you answer it, you're going to die in
the next hour or something.
Speaker 7: No, no, no, that's the ring.
Speaker 4: Okay, what's the phone?
Speaker 7: Is literally new? They just came out with black phone two,
and if I'm not mistaken, it's Ethan Hawk plays the ba.
Speaker 3: And what's the what's the what's the plot? What's the idea?
Speaker 7: Kids disappear and he tortures them in the basement and
they play with the kids that are dead, call the
kid that's that's trapped and brewed him on to help him.
Speaker 4: I don't like torture with kids. I don't like that,
but usually come out on that one.
Speaker 3: They don't hurt kids in movies, so they don't. Yeah,
it's like this unwritten rule, not red kids and movies.
Speaker 9: Right, that's why the Exorcists really wanted Yeah, right, still
have a job on people that they were shocking.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Cassie, you have seen The Exorcis.
Speaker 8: Oh my god, I mean I still have nightmares about
that swiveling.
Speaker 4: Yeah, great, Yeah, I didn't want it in my head.
Special effects on that one, well.
Speaker 9: That was back in the day, you know, back in
the seventies. That's the first horror movie that did real
modern special effects, right, And they attacked a kid and
it was, you know, the devil against Satan, and the
Catholic Church actually told band it.
Speaker 3: Because that's the best advertising.
Speaker 9: I remember going to see it at the Route three
Cinema in Chelmsford, mass Really.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, that's what I saw too.
Speaker 9: With my wife, we got the date night, we got
very very cool day trashed.
Speaker 5: With General Cinema on one ten and Chumps and across
from the candy.
Speaker 9: Step Missus Nelson's can't so what you said. When we
saw it. My buddy and I go in and we
were loaded loaded, yeah, and we sit and to get hiding. Well,
you know, we have no idea what it was about.
We were stupid kids. And the thing was it was
we got in there late. So when we got our
seats were on. The seats were in the front row,
so not only did we see it, but we saw
it in our face. Yeah, yeah, yeah, And I kidded
with people. I said, you know, if you could find
the seat that I was in to this day, there's
probably still hand marks on the armrest and from me
grabbing it, going don't go in the door, don't go
up the stairs, don't do it.
Speaker 3: There's probably wet stains.
Speaker 9: And so my buddy he wasn't right. I mean I
haven't talked to him in many, many years, but probably
for the next five years he wasn't right.
Speaker 3: Okay, So that was a mistake, right, you get, you
get hide and go see a movie that you shouldn't
be hide. I made the same mistake. I went there,
you Ready's Deliverance. Big mistake, big mistake. And if you
got a pretty mouth, boy.
Speaker 6: I have a have a story about the Deliverance that
Burt Reynolds told. He said to Ned Beatty, who really
had a hard time with that that movie that you
can understand why you've seen it. He said, Look, let's
just let's do a white water rafting down that river.
It'll be cathartic, you know, kind of you know, smooth
it over and you can forget the past. And so
that the tour guide when they're going down the same
uh uh uh area where they had filmed the show,
he said, uh oh, and this on your right is
Sodomy Ridge. Now, when I saw the actressist when it
first came out in the theater, the audience reaction was
just bizarre and it did not affect me at all.
But I did go home and nail my bed to
the floor.
Speaker 3: Wow, yeah, everyone, did you know what they said about
that movie was they accused them of putting in single
friends subliminal like pictures of accidents and plane crash victims
and stuff like that, just one frame every whatever and
people are throwing up I mean, once again, great publicity
at you know the opening. People are throwing up in
the aisles and stuff like that. That just bring it
brought in you know, millions of people. But yeah, they
actually accused them of doing that, and just to put
a local angle on it, you know, the ham and
Museum down in the hand and cast the guy who
built that. He's got an eccentric inventor. He invented that
whole idea of putting one frame in, uh, to get
people subliminately.
Speaker 9: Because they say they claim they used to do that,
like in a drive in and they would show popcorn
or like one popcorn, make your pizza, so you you'd
be like, well, I'm hungry, I'm really hungry, and then
go to the snack bar at the intermission that was.
Speaker 5: I think they were showing ice cream sandwiches because going
by the pick mosquito.
Speaker 4: Yeah like that thing.
Speaker 5: Okay, all set, Cassie, what's your favorite horror movie?
Speaker 3: Favorite scary movie?
Speaker 8: You know, I don't do them, but I went to
see Apocalypse? Now is it apocalypse?
Speaker 4: What was in the podcast?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 8: I was knowing what that was, that one worse than exist.
I mean, it's still like when I think about that,
it freaks me out, totally apocalypse.
Speaker 5: Now, the acting in that movie was superb by everybody.
Speaker 4: That's crazy. But it's a crazy movie. Marlon Brando, Dennis
Hopper shet in a little bit.
Speaker 3: Basically, it's the story of it's it's supposedly a true
story story right where this it's a Vietnam war movie
where this major, this colonel kind of goes nuts, breaks
away from the American Army and creates his own Nammie
and he's he's like too brutal on the yet calong,
so the US has to have to stop them. I mean,
that's it's fine. And then it's Joseph Conrad's shout straight
up the river on the further river of things get
more and at the end of it, I mean, it's
a it's a nunny movie and it made it. It
took a long time to get it done, a lot
of problems. But that famous scene where the helicopters are
coming in and they started to play the flight of
the Valkyrie Robert the battle scene. The choreography for that
is insane.
Speaker 9: You know, I went and saw the directors kind of
that years later, more scenes that they had deleted the original.
Speaker 4: I don't how many hours.
Speaker 3: Lost, three hours the movie itself was three hours.
Speaker 4: So I went and saw it. It was on my birthday.
Speaker 9: I was like, I got to go and said my
birthday and I went and watched it and it was unbelievable.
It was crazy just watching the depravity of of the
you know, then the Playboy bunnies coming on the helicopters.
Speaker 3: And I mean, you walk out of the you walk
out of it and you go, oh, man, I'm on drugs. Yeah.
But a good movie, A good movie. It's really good horror.
But I can't do there's close to horror, though.
Speaker 4: Well, do you have a favorite? Do you have a
horror horror?
Speaker 9: I mean, I know you hate it, but I'd like
to just the newer version of the uh John Coppenter's
thing movie There you Go, But they're remaking that.
Speaker 5: You known, go back to the old ancient Dracula movies. Sure,
great excellent stuff. Yeah, yeah, but the modern stuff when
you see some of the almost he has something to say,
the silent film Dracula movie.
Speaker 6: My favorite is still the original Haunting with Claire Bloom
Julie Harris, based on Shirley Jackson's novel and there's virtually
no special effects in it, but you watch that alone
at night and it will creep you out. And one
anecdote about it is Robert Wise, who directed it. He
was reading the novel on his lunch hour, I think,
in his in his office and somebody opened the door
and he jumped out of his seat and he decided, Okay,
I'm going to make this movie.
Speaker 3: It's like a real psychological What about psycho Psycho movie?
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's another one.
Speaker 3: Psycho is a movie once again film school. We just
you know, studied the hell out of that stupid thing.
And when you see them, when you see the woman
being the woman's in the showers getting you think you're
seeing a woman getting stabbed. Not you never you never
actually see you see the knife, you see her, you
see the blood, you see and it's.
Speaker 8: More effective because it makes your imagination about rather than
seeing it and who is the woman in that? Who
is this?
Speaker 6: Yeah, and when you're watching it, you think Jen at
least a star, she can't be dead. Only halfway through.
Speaker 4: The movie.
Speaker 6: Early on, but also I'm reading reading a book now
about uh Alfred Hitchcock and Bernard Herman, who was a
great composer that did a lot of Hitchcock's films, including Psycho,
and it really it gets you know, if you're into
that thing, it really gets into it. And originally Hitchcock
told Herman, I don't want any music during the shower scene.
But Herman would ignore Hitchcock really and he and he did,
he did that, you know, and afterwards Hitchcock said, you
were right.
Speaker 9: Funny because the sound of the knife piercing her body.
Speaker 4: They went on.
Speaker 9: They bought a load of watermelons, all different kinds of melons,
and it was a melon that actually when they were
shucking that thing into her.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's funny to have that job shopping for the melon. Yeah,
you know, I think would be fantastic gig.
Speaker 3: The people who do the special effects, the sound effects,
and they.
Speaker 6: Just released the Psycho soundtrack again, but they've done it
the way that Herman wanted it. He wasn't able to
get enough for a big enough orchestra to actually have
it performed the way he wanted and so they have
finally done that. So it's it's really it's it's great
to listen to it, you know.
Speaker 4: So switching that Herman guy. Was he related to pee Wee?
Speaker 6: No, No, he was quite a quite an amazing composer.
Speaker 3: If I can plug a book that's no longer for sale.
The first book I ever did was on the Outphite
hitchcin TV show and really yeah they he had a
TV on the show. You mean review of the shows? No, no,
what it was was back then there were a lot
of books that based The first half of the book
was the history of the show. The second half was
an episode guide and there'd be little blurbs on each episode.
And back then is when everything started to go on
run repeats, you know. So, so I did the episode
version and the person I co wrote it with did
the history version, you know. But there was some crossover
out The Hitch cause.
Speaker 4: A weird dude.
Speaker 3: I mean, he had so many things weird that you know,
he keeps a shrink busy for one hundred years he had.
He was really horrible to women. For first thing, Tippy
Tippy Hedrin, you know, he made a move on her.
She rejected him and the birds, so he told her
she was going to do a scene with with fake
birds and he put real birds in there too. Her
that's a crazy that movie. I've seen that movie about
three times. That wasn't enough. That's a nutty movie. We
even look at Hitchcock and yeah, yeah, he's you know,
he looks like the guy from stalwas the slug, the
big slug.
Speaker 4: Anyway, he had a fear of eggs.
Speaker 3: He wouldn't go in a room where eggs were. He
had a fear of getting speeding.
Speaker 4: Like for breakfast.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, he wouldn't he went if there were eggs
in a room, he would not go in the room. Okay,
if they're being served, whether he wouldn't go. Now, he
had a fear, uh, a fear of being stopped for
speeding ticket. So there's some of his movies where they
were actually stopped speeding tickets. That's he appeared in all
of his movies, you know. Yea mostly kind of perverted stuff,
very weird.
Speaker 5: Did you learn how to listen to film school too?
I got to go to that film school college.
Speaker 6: By Northwest. They get Kerry Grant drunk and they put
them in the car to try and send them off
the cliff and he gets pulled over by a cop. Yes, right,
it's a that's a hilarious sequence.
Speaker 3: Not By not West is a great breaking movie. Even
though it's got you know, there's a lot of his
nutty stuff in it. It's a great movie because it moves,
It continuously moves, you know, no matter what's happening, well,
the next thing is something else is going to happen.
It's just a really good movie. So that's the movie.
Speaker 6: Where Ber not Herman again with a phenomenal soundtrack.
Speaker 3: Where he's carry Grant is like he's trying to find
it's a it's it's the mcguffin is really kind of
strange to explain, but he he takes a bus out
in the middle of nowhere. He's supposed to meet a spy.
They leave mires. There's nothing there except corn and the way.
In the background you see a car, a crop duster
going back and forth, and all of a sudden, this
thing turns into a fighter Planet's trying to shoot him.
Speaker 6: And it's just a great but it takes forever. I mean,
Hitchcock makes you wait minutes. He's standing there and a
car passes. Oh do you think that's going to be
another car? That a car pulls up and lets a
guy out. Yeah, he walks walks across the road and
he says, hey, are you George Kaplan And he says,
I can't say I am because I ain't. Then somebody
picks him up, and then the then the guy says, well,
that's funny. There's a crop duster out there dusting crops
or there ain no crops, as I said, And then
they try to dust carry grant.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, great, really good. At the end, it's kind
of you know, they're they're crawling down the mountain Rushmore.
Speaker 6: Which is crazy, but still it works really good.
Speaker 3: Just don't try to look into the plot too closely
because it's like, okay, all right, do.
Speaker 5: You think a lot of the elevator pitches for this
movie would fly nowadays?
Speaker 8: Is that a pun no for the fly?
Speaker 3: No, because today you have to have a zillion special effects,
You need huge budgets and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: They won't.
Speaker 3: They wouldn't make a movie like this anymore. They might
make it for TV, but not for the movies, you know,
And that's why a lot of movies blow these days,
you know, because they throw too much into the ornamentation
and nothing into the script of the story.
Speaker 5: You know, what's big at the movies now is documentaries
for some reason.
Speaker 4: Yeah, everywhere people want to be educated. Bruce Springstein documentary
like that. Oh, biopics, Yeah, biopic, somebody playing somebody like.
Speaker 3: Thew Did you see the Bob Billo one?
Speaker 8: I did?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Did you like it?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 8: Okay?
Speaker 5: Did you like somebody playing Bob Dylan? That's the part
of game I can't get passed.
Speaker 4: But it was.
Speaker 3: It was probably it was by the numbers though, you know,
really it was no Elvis. I didn't see that. I
didn't see Elvis.
Speaker 4: I did see that.
Speaker 8: I did see that.
Speaker 4: I was okay with that. That was great.
Speaker 8: I mean, the singing was great.
Speaker 3: The Freddie Mercury one was good. One was really good.
Speaker 4: That guy was Freddy Mercury. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And the Elton John one was a little different, but
you know, it was okay. But I know what you mean.
So there's Bruce Springsteen thing is coming out, and everyone's
going to expect it's about, you know, uh, his rise
to fame.
Speaker 4: It isn't. It's just about a little patch and it's
about the Nebraska area.
Speaker 8: It didn't get great reviews, unfortunately, really well in the globe.
It got like two Stars.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I would have liked more behind the scenes with
about him and the band and stuff like that. I like, yeah,
it was too focused on his Nebraska here, right, it's
so cool.
Speaker 3: Well that's the that's that's how already.
Speaker 5: Another documentary about Nebraska, wasn't it recording?
Speaker 3: I'm already fall asleep.
Speaker 4: I'm not a huge.
Speaker 5: Bruce fan, but you know, uh, our friend from Wisconsin
really yeah, but she she's covered. I've got her music library.
She's covered Bruce's material.
Speaker 4: Like m does.
Speaker 3: Does Bruce know it?
Speaker 4: She does a good job with it.
Speaker 3: She's she's a really good saying yeah you too. I
could see a collaboration between those two.
Speaker 4: All right.
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Speaker 4: An amazing job on that love it thought that was.
Speaker 9: That was really funny when he walked in. I had
no idea like the pulp box. Yeah, it was really
it was great having him in here. Yeah, yeah, he's
definite unfortunate. I would have to tell him too, you know,
like I'm gonna really go the worst. Yeah, actually I
have to admit it. So we have quite a show
for you tonight. I mean, very quickly introduced the members
of the Plasea Girls. He's here, as you know, the
very famous one one.
Speaker 5: Hello girls, Hello, everybody glad to be here, especially ladies.
Keep those cards and let us come in here. Yes,
actually haven't had one in a couple of weeks.
Speaker 3: Well most of them. We have to put in the pool,
immerse them for thirty days. Yeah, just to make sure
make sure it's not yeah, chicken taking or something else.
Speaker 5: Right, just keep those batteries charged and when I'm not
there and it'll be okay.
Speaker 3: Okay, another show, thank you. One one also with us
is Switch, Steve Wood down there in my sister's tank,
West Virginia.
Speaker 6: Switchy great to be here tonight.
Speaker 3: I sent Switch a picture the other day. I had
eight glasses in it. Was it eight I think? And
I just said, because I have all these reading glasses, right,
oh yeah, so you know, I just get a bunch
of them and you know they're in every room, makes
it very easy.
Speaker 4: I got that same situation back.
Speaker 3: But there, and I had eight of them and I
probably get five out there that I don't know who
they That Switch has his uh Carol Channing glasses.
Speaker 4: On tonight, reripped a whole bunch of these things.
Speaker 6: Well I think they're Amazon Carrol Channing glasses.
Speaker 3: She's getting the piece. I don't mean that. So anyway,
thank you, Switch. So you had very kind of dull
breakfast today, right, bacon.
Speaker 6: Three scrambled eggs mixed with some shredded Colby Jack.
Speaker 4: Cheese okay all right, and saw good and.
Speaker 6: Four strips actually sort of like three and a half
strips of bacon. One was pretty anemic, so I'm not
going to even go to count it as one piece,
so say three strips, okay, all right, and black coffee. Yeah,
but it means I didn't go out and you know,
spend it at a restaurant, you know, I mean, I
supposedly they cut down.
Speaker 4: Sometimes the thing in.
Speaker 3: Your brain that wants you to eat bacon is the
same thing in your brain that wants you to have heroin.
Speaker 6: Well, it's been so long since I've tried heroin. Yes, okay,
so of course I was on crack last week.
Speaker 4: Oh really, yeah, okay.
Speaker 5: Sometimes I have a problem with bacon because I visualized
where it came from.
Speaker 4: All right. Then I end up seeing the.
Speaker 3: Movie Babe all over well babies, which is a really
good movie by the way. You know, I don't say
that very much, but the first Babe is you know,
like because it tells the story and he goes from
here to there, you know, I mean, that's all you
have to do, you know. But they Babe too.
Speaker 4: Though, forget it was pretty weird. Ram you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, something doesn't even become a drevenal delinkment or something.
Speaker 4: It comes holmost it was weird.
Speaker 3: Thanks, don't ruin the movie for Me Babe was great,
the movie All Bacon, Thank you switch Me. Also with
us is a very good friend down there in North
Carolina super fans. Who's okay, Susan? How are you hi?
Speaker 7: I'm good. It's nice to see all your beautiful faces.
Speaker 3: Nice to see you too, Susan as always so more
beautiful than we question number one. Huh, that's how's Rudy?
And I didn't realize that I was spelling his name
wrong all these years. Transit I found out as well,
Rudy is it.
Speaker 4: O O T y? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I thought r O d y?
Speaker 4: Rudy? Are you d why that's I thought it was Rudy?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't know why.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know, okay, all right, so how is it?
Speaker 7: That's when I got it, And that's what it comes
to when I call him.
Speaker 4: But what's his real name?
Speaker 12: Though?
Speaker 3: Is his real name?
Speaker 7: Real name? Is? His legal name is Salvator, but I
think it's a Salvator For some reason, they call him
Rudy with.
Speaker 5: It is Rudy. Maybe Rudy's a show name. I had
a horse where he had a show name showname. Yeah, yep,
Rudy to Rudy.
Speaker 4: We called him Chubbs, but that's another stance name.
Speaker 3: So he's okay, everything's okay with him.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he's still having the trailer anxiety. So I've that
some requests for someone that can help me with that
because it's it's a long process. So he'll load on
the trailer, but he doesn't want to be there, and
he tears it up and when he gets off, he's
all sweaty.
Speaker 4: And his Yeah, it's awful.
Speaker 7: Sticking at it. And so you have to like load
him up and take him for ten minutes down the
road and bring him back, and do that a couple
of times, and then in a couple of days you
take him twenty minutes down the road and bring him back,
and then you take him thirty minutes. Who is the
time for that?
Speaker 4: As long as he had that situation.
Speaker 7: Pretty much since I've gotten him, and it's just gotten worse.
I don't know why it happens because I have a
I have a bigger trailer. I don't know. And now
it's to the point. So usually when you load them up,
they walk on, you clip their they can't turn their heads.
You shot a panel, so they're in like a it's
called a slant load, so instead of facing forward, they're
standing sideways and looking out a window.
Speaker 4: Right now, when you.
Speaker 7: Load him, he'll smush me against the side of the
trailer and he's all panicky and he could hurt me,
not that he's trying to. But I don't have the time,
the patients, or actually the interest which sounds awful out
of him, but can take anywhere?
Speaker 3: Can I ask? How about this HOTSHRANKI was that Keith
Moon used to take? Don't they have those available?
Speaker 4: Ketmine? You can't write?
Speaker 7: Actually, there's something that we can get from the vat
when the vet knows you, we call it. It's called
the nickname is Ace, and I can give him a
shot of Ace. It's a short acting. It's kind of given,
like given somebody a zen ax.
Speaker 5: Yes, well, okay, then does he have a problem. He
would have a problem.
Speaker 7: I take him somewhere right, yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that won't be fun. Okay, Well, thank you, Rudy.
I hope good wishes to Rudy. Okay, and you have
another host too, right, he's probably jealous that we don't
talk about him. And what's the other hospital?
Speaker 7: Actually, so the other horse's name is Midnight Kid, and
I just got him under saddle for the first time
in five years, so I'm pretty excited about.
Speaker 4: That under.
Speaker 7: He had a broken ankle and I wasn't going to
give him back because they would have sent him to
the slaughterhouse.
Speaker 3: We don't want that dog food. But I can say this.
Not many people know this, but one one used to
be a point stow. His name was Midnight Kid.
Speaker 6: Well you know, coincidentally, night Kid wore a cape and
a mask and punished evil doers.
Speaker 3: Oh really, yeah, until you get a rest, beware evil.
Please put an end to that.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: So anyway, well listen, we're here now, so let me
go with the introduct that I introduce you well before
the first time, now.
Speaker 8: It was incognito.
Speaker 3: He usually wants to be anyway in the studio. Actually
he has to be, but.
Speaker 4: You can see how you are, and I keep I
do that. Just this is there's a reason for this.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm sorry, I'm very sorry. It's because we had
a couple of beautiful women hits and that it's distract
I'm easy.
Speaker 4: Ye.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Also with us in a studio, he had technical
technical advisor producing your name in b Killer as well
The mass Killer. Uh, the kiddies pell. Oh hey, Mac,
let me introduce you again, and then then I'll make.
Speaker 4: Up for also once. Once is enough the point. How's
everything with you? You?
Speaker 9: Things are fine? You know I was telling you earlier.
I made a big mistake. Yesterday. I went over to
a friend's house and I helped him stack two cords
of firewood, which we did two cords a few days earlier,
and he had two more cords drops. So I helped
him load and then we started drinking. And then next
thing you know, we're twenty four beers down in twenty
four and I had to go home and I found out.
You know what's really stupid is when you're seventy the
girls don't want to hear that you start.
Speaker 4: Sitting down and drink with somebody just like forty one.
Wow boy, yeah huh, they can put it away. Yeah
it was.
Speaker 9: It was when you sit down drinking with a kid
and he just keeps going. So yeah, bring me another one, Yeah, sure,
bring me another one one and he boy.
Speaker 4: But next time you want to you need help stacking wood,
I'll call you. No, don't come.
Speaker 9: And I didn't even leave the island, you know, you
know me right down the new report side. So I
just you know, I could almost walk there, thank god.
Speaker 3: But yeah, anyway, also with us aid, have I introduced
everyone here though? Did I introduce you, Susan?
Speaker 4: Yes? We were just talking about Rudy, all right, that's right.
Speaker 3: Also, I'm just more excited about Uh, I'm thinking about
Rudy right now and his this problem that it's disturbing.
Speaker 4: You know what disturbed me? Wicked bad? What is uh?
Where's the Belmont Racetrack bell in New York? Floral?
Speaker 5: Some racehorse got loose and went into the field, I
guess during a race okay, yes, and they crashed and
uh the one that was loose broke its neck and
was killed.
Speaker 3: But that means the other one had to be put
down alcohol yep.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 5: When I see stories that somehow that story was in
my my google feed, I didn't set a preference for
send me news items about youbetum.
Speaker 4: You know horse out real quick about horse racing, Okay, awful?
I knew.
Speaker 9: I used to do a bunch of work for a
guy who owned race horses. Yes, and this guy used
to keep them down to Florida, Yes, and then he
would bring them back up like Suffolk downs or sounds expensive,
but he would fly them back on the jet. Really yes,
And they were used to like the oppressive heat and
humidity of Florida to bring them up to New England.
And they'd race and they'd run like crazy, right because
this was like they could breathe. Yeah, yeah, funny. And
he said, yeah, he used to clean up because as
soon as the race is done, back on the plane.
Speaker 4: Back to Florida.
Speaker 3: I lived necessary to the Saratoga Racetrack for twelve years.
Twelve years, okay, I mean I could see it out
my window. That is not good, not good cool. That's
like a heroin ad next to an opium field. Also
with us is good friend. Cassie. Five, we're going to
climb for you.
Speaker 8: Yay, finally I get an applause.
Speaker 4: Well you got one now earlier.
Speaker 8: You know what, you never knew that I When I
was thirteen, we moved to a farm in Pennsylvania. We
had three horses. I grew up riding horses every weekend.
Speaker 3: Interesting, Okay, do you remember their names?
Speaker 8: Coco Pepper and Noble SIUs.
Speaker 3: Well I bet him. But anyway, okay, so Cassie, thanks
for being with us. Sing a song writer among other things?
Speaker 4: Right? How many?
Speaker 3: What other accolades can I say about your art?
Speaker 8: I do a lot.
Speaker 3: Clothes designer, yep, that's true. Okay, and also you make
things pretty for your goamet husbands.
Speaker 7: I do.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah, everybody wants to come to our house for dinner,
It's true. Yeah, get on the list ares he'll be there, aramac.
Speaker 4: I mean, isn't it?
Speaker 5: Isn't it important? Like in restaurants, is the presentation of
the whole thing?
Speaker 8: That's it with your eyes first?
Speaker 4: Yeah, and if you're presented the right way, it's got.
Speaker 9: It depends if you're a foodie, if you're a real
food There were people in the world that eat to live,
and there are people in the world that live unfortunately.
Problem I've been a person who eats to live.
Speaker 4: I don't care what. I don't care what it looks like.
I don't care what. I'll eat it and it's done.
I don't need it, but I eat a lot of it.
That's probably well, Yeah I do too, But wow, I
can eat brats all day long?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Speak any meatballs?
Speaker 8: Is I like brought worst?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 9: If you had, if you had the food allergies I have,
you would be it would be very interesting too.
Speaker 4: Allergic to chocolate donuts something I have had.
Speaker 9: Chocolate donuts to start giving me a reaction, and only
from like a Honeydew donuts, not Dunkin Donuts.
Speaker 8: Is that the chocolate or the wheat or the sugar.
Speaker 9: I'm not sure what I mean. The thing I am
most allergic to is egg whites, raw egg white, or
anything that's under cooked like cookie dough. Oh my god,
yeah yeah, within three seconds, yeah, EpiPen supposedly I don't
own one. Yeah, it's and it's instant, you know, it's
even Remember the Hilltop Steakhouse, Yeah, yes, I could not eat.
Speaker 4: Their steak to watch it. And I was trying to
figure out why.
Speaker 9: It must have been something the marinated it in, because
I one time I went in there on a company
party and I got steak tips and like, I ate
the first one. It within five or six seconds, I
was shutting down.
Speaker 4: I couldn't breathe.
Speaker 9: You start get in the chest pains, and it's it's really,
it's really horrible.
Speaker 8: No Caesar salad for you.
Speaker 9: Right, and no eggnog and no like even like I
used to eat eggs like sunny side up.
Speaker 4: Forget that. Yeah, if I scrambled, I'm fine, no custard,
yeah nothing.
Speaker 8: I don't think you're coming to our house for dinner.
I was me yo food.
Speaker 9: Now what I do is like if I go somewhere
and I go, wow, those steak tips are great and
my wife orders them out, I'll just cut off like
a little tiny piece and I'll go within three seconds,
a little tiny piece. It won't it won't kill me,
but I'll start to get the the tingle of it,
you know, and I go, Okay, we're staying away from
But it doesn't happen within three three four seconds.
Speaker 4: You're good to go. Gone. Yeah, wow, all right, another
pika to your life. Yeah, so you can.
Speaker 9: Uh, if you ever want to get rid of me,
just make sure you get me some chocolate. If I
piss you off, yeah, just give.
Speaker 4: Me some egg, bacon, egg and cheese. An EPI pen
about if.
Speaker 9: They cost like stupid money and they're good for a
couple of months. If by throwing at you and happened.
Speaker 7: You know, if you have a new one, now that
if something happened to him Mac, if you two were
together and I'll like passed out started one, you can spray.
Speaker 4: Up his nose then can that's how happened before.
Speaker 3: But it's at the coma.
Speaker 6: Anyway, it's alcohol related.
Speaker 3: Let's not go there anyway. So when we go to
switch the switch lit his hare come on?
Speaker 4: That's we keep seeing the shot of his hair.
Speaker 3: Cassie Fox, you're you're a stylist as well. Look at
his hair. That's not natural, is it? Come on?
Speaker 8: Look at the great head of hair.
Speaker 4: If it does not look like it's kind of like
a piece though.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Well we'll talk to him privately later.
Speaker 4: Wow. We talk about it every night and every time
he's got great hair.
Speaker 6: I had to I had to get a lawsuit against
club of harassing me about my scalp.
Speaker 3: Good luck, good luck when in that anyway? All right,
I just had to kill a minute that switching. Sorry,
So tonight's special night because we have Halloween Trivia. Tonight
Halloween Trivia. Okay, we've been anticipating this and now the
night is here. We have two contestants. Well, Cassie Fox
has been here waiting. I'm gonna be a par okay,
another show and also a good friend Liz is here.
Speaker 4: Liz. How are you?
Speaker 11: I'm great? How are you?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 3: Did you see the billboard outside? Is that what attracting you? Okay,
all right, that sounds good. So this is Haroween trivy.
Why would you when did this attract you?
Speaker 11: I'm in the spooky things?
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, okay, so we so so anyway, so this
is the rules. Okay, we have ten questions and multiple choice.
We'll go back and forth. Okay, and the winner gets
a pre twin lobster dinner man.
Speaker 4: For this very place, for where we're recording from right.
Speaker 3: And second prize is this great Halloween T shirt. You
can see t shirts? Go all right, how cool is
that shirt? How cool is it?
Speaker 8: Very cool?
Speaker 3: It's on the description the thing we're on the radio.
So anyway, let's start. Okay, should we have a little
music first? Susan won a little music first? Not that music.
Here we go. We have to dance a little bit ready, Yes,
here we go. If anything, will have a half hour outtakes. Okay,
here we go. Question number one, What ancient Celtic festival
is considered the origin of Halloween?
Speaker 4: Celtic you mean Celtic, Celtic whatever.
Speaker 3: What ancient Celtic festival is considered the origin of Halloween?
A Beltane B Ugus Schnash Where who wrote this?
Speaker 4: Where's h and X? When we needed right? You could
pronounce this?
Speaker 3: See Sam Hayn b ibolic. Wow, this is not a
good a Beltaine ce Logus Smith see Sam Hayn d
Embolic Cassie Sam Hayn, see Sam Haynes Liz a Beltane right,
Wolves Sampayne is right, sam Ane.
Speaker 4: I wish you to know that. How did you know that?
Speaker 8: I'll tell you later.
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, I do that.
Speaker 1: That was that?
Speaker 8: Got that one?
Speaker 3: Y okay number two? In the movie hocus Pocus, What
are the names of the three Sanderson sisters in the
movie hocus Pocus? What are the names of the three
Sanderson sisters A, Winnie Mary and Sarah Wow, b Agatha
Beatrice in Hilda Ce Sabrina, Zelda and Glenda D. Mac
allan wan wan.
Speaker 4: Molly mill And again names.
Speaker 3: For sure, Winnie Mary and Sarah, Agatha Beatrice in Hilda, Sabrina,
Zelda and Glenda mac allan wan wan. What's in the
movie hocus Pocus? What are the names of the three
santas and sisters Liz A, Winnie Mary and Sarah Cassie
You're both right?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 7: That is that?
Speaker 4: A movie.
Speaker 8: Is that the Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, MILERTT.
Speaker 2: Mittler, I missed that.
Speaker 4: I guess Okay.
Speaker 3: Number three? Which famous magician died on Halloween nineteen twenty six?
Which famous magician died on Halloween nineteen twenty six? A
Harry Blackstone, B Harry Houdini, C. David Copperfield, D Professor
Erin Corey. Well, that's that's our reach, Okay. Which famous
magician died in Halloween nineteen twenty six? Harry Blackstone, Harry Houdini,
David Copperfield, Professor Erin Corey. Cassie Harry Houdini, B Harry Houdini.
Speaker 11: Les David Copperfield.
Speaker 3: David Copperfield. Okay, Well, as it turns out it's Harry
Harry famous magician.
Speaker 4: So Susan gets that point.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Susan is three for three, Cassie, Cassie, this is two?
Number four? How many Jack and jis are?
Speaker 4: Okay? Number four?
Speaker 3: Which vegetable was originally used to make Jack o'lanton's before pumpkins?
Who wrote this? What? What vegetable was originally used to
make Jack O'Lanterns before Pumpkins? A? Turnips, B potatoes, CPS
D cabbage Liz Turnips, A Turnips, Cassie Turnips, Wow, both
right right. I can't believe it. I can't believe it's
not peace.
Speaker 4: Where's that factor here? Nine? You're talking to one?
Speaker 6: Five?
Speaker 3: In which US state is the town of Sleepy Hollow?
Located in which US state is the town of Sleepy
Hollow located A Massachusetts, B, New York, CE, Connecticut, B Pennsylvania.
Who goes first? Liz, go ahead?
Speaker 11: I think this is a trick question.
Speaker 4: Okay, I don't know.
Speaker 11: What are what are they again?
Speaker 3: Massachusetts, New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania. The where's the town of
Sleepy Hollow?
Speaker 4: Okay, sleepy Hollow? Think of the movie the Headless Fassman.
Speaker 11: In the movie.
Speaker 3: No, it's in reality the story. Yeah yeah, new York,
New York, B, New York, Cassie.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna say Massachusetts, A Massachusetts. I'm sorry this New York.
Speaker 11: Halloween in Illinois?
Speaker 4: Ye, Illino.
Speaker 3: I don't know, okay. Number six, What horror movie? What
horror movie features a serial killer wearing a William Shatna mask?
What horror movie features a serial killer wearing William Shatna mask?
A Friday the thirteenth, B Halloween, C scream the eyes
wide shut.
Speaker 8: Cassie can repeat the answers.
Speaker 3: Friday thirteenth Halloween scream or eyes wide shut. I'm going
to say Halloween, Hey, Liz.
Speaker 11: Friday the thirteenth Halloween.
Speaker 3: Who So nobody got that Halloween?
Speaker 4: What's the school they won? One? The score is five
correct answers by Susan.
Speaker 3: Passie, Cassie Fox. Wow, why do I call it? Susan,
She's bond.
Speaker 8: My sister susankay good name forbid?
Speaker 5: And three and three correct answers by Liza. So it's
five to three five with Cassie in the lead.
Speaker 4: Okay, seven.
Speaker 3: According to superstition, what does it mean if you see
a spider on Halloween? According to superstition, what does it
mean if you see a spider on Halloween? A? Someone
will die soon. B it's a sign of good life.
See the spirit of a loved one is watching over you. B.
Buy a can of raid.
Speaker 4: Liz, I'm gonna go with B.
Speaker 3: B it's a sign of good luck. And Cassie, I'm
going to go with C. The spirit of a loved
one watching over you.
Speaker 4: It is that? See it?
Speaker 6: Good?
Speaker 3: Spider?
Speaker 4: Really? Okay?
Speaker 3: Hey, almost almost over?
Speaker 4: Eight?
Speaker 3: What candy was originally called chicken feed. I just found
this out like about three weeks ago. What candy was
originally called chicken feed? A Reese's Pieces, B, M and
M's C Candy Corn, B Smartties. I think it's Cassie
candy corn, see candy corn lives. Yeah, candy corn, then.
Speaker 4: Wind correct, everybody's correct.
Speaker 3: But if you put them together and it feels it
forms like a here of corn? Is that what it
is if you put them?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Yeah, yeah? Wow what observation?
Speaker 3: Okay, let's see, okay, nine not right? What is the
most commercially successful horror movie franchise of all time? What
is the most commercially successful horror movie franchise of all time?
I think this is fake news, but I'll go with
it anyway. A Halloween, B, Saw, C, The Conjuring Universe, D.
Friday the Thirteenth. Can repeat those again, yep, most commercially
the best? You know, the most commercially successful horror movie
franchise of all time? A Halloween, B Saw, C, The
Conjuring Universe, D. Friday the Thirteenth, cass Friday the Thirteenth, Liz, I'm.
Speaker 11: Tempted to say Friday the thirteenth.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, you know what, I've never heard of this movie.
The Conjuring Universe is I thought it was The Exorcist. Yeah,
but a Frank franchise would be like, you know, okay,
got it?
Speaker 4: Wow? Number ten?
Speaker 3: Wow, I never heard of it. Luckily we have bonus questions?
Number ten what what's the worst treat you can get
on Halloween? After this joke was censored.
Speaker 4: By one one, I like this.
Speaker 3: What is the worst treat you can get on Halloween?
A and apple B pennies? See grapes? The xlax wrapped
up as chocolate?
Speaker 4: Liz?
Speaker 11: Can you repeat? I was expecting it? What was it called?
Speaker 1: Like a.
Speaker 11: Popcorn ball.
Speaker 3: With a razor blade in it? What is the worst
treat you can get on Halloween?
Speaker 4: Let me stop for a second. The whole razor blade thing.
It's a myth, isn't it.
Speaker 5: Well, isn't it amazing that we've gone through all our
life just trick or treating to the heart's content, going
to any doors, stop and yes, anybody's you know your
at least to say never take candy from a stranger.
We took candy from strangers the entire night.
Speaker 3: So Halloween's about yeah right, yes.
Speaker 4: And we we never worried about what was in the candy.
I didn't. I didn't either.
Speaker 8: How old are you?
Speaker 3: Don't?
Speaker 4: Don't don't, don't go there. All right, let's get number
tipping that.
Speaker 3: One a world war that No, no, no, no, yeah, yeah,
what you said?
Speaker 4: Golf balls? All right?
Speaker 6: No, multi balls?
Speaker 3: Oh you think that you think they're going to be chocolate.
Speaker 6: You bite into them and oh my god, it's horrible.
Speaker 3: That is horrible. That's terrible. Number ten. Let's just get
this open. What is the worst treat you can get
on Halloween? A and apple B pennies, see grapes, the
xlax wrapped as Hershey, chocolate castle.
Speaker 8: I'm going to say pennies.
Speaker 3: Pennies Liz. The answers all four.
Speaker 4: Everybody wins on that one. What's the score? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Everyone to play? We got three more here? Okay, there
we do. Yeah, what's the score there?
Speaker 5: The score is seven correct answers for Cassie and four
for Liz.
Speaker 3: Okay, so you've got time to you can tie it up. Okay,
here we go, okay. Which nineteen ninety nine horror film
used found footage and claimed it was real. Which nineteen
ninety nine horror film used found footage and claimed it
was real A paranormal activity. B. Blair Witch Project C.
Cloverfield D the last broadcast Liz Blair Witch Project blas.
I'm going to agree, okay, B, Yes, that's right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what happened? What's the answer?
Speaker 3: Blair Witch Project? B. What a creepy movie. I mean,
you know, they really had to go. They made that
for fifty thousand dollars and I know they get screwed
out of the money years later, but what a what
an interesting kind of And Cloverfield is also really weird.
It's a lunster movie with the same idea. You know,
they find a camera and all the footages on it.
So anyway, Blair.
Speaker 4: Witch Project, case you got that one?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we both got it. Yeah, okay, B. Two, I
mean sorry number two. Bonus question number two? What horror
movie is based on the true story of the Lutz
family Haunted House in New York? What horror movie is
based on the true story of the Lutz Family's Haunted
house in New York? A sinister Sinniston Rental, Sinniston Rental. Wow, B,
that's funny, Polt. The guys see the Eminyvillehara d Murder
in s grow right a sinister Rental B. Polt the
guys see Amityville horrad Murder, and ask grow what horror
movie is based on the true story of the Let's
family haunted house in the yak Liz.
Speaker 4: B.
Speaker 3: Poltageist Ye, I'll say.
Speaker 8: I'll say Amy, amity Bill.
Speaker 3: Horror, Amityville Horra. Okay, we all know Lois Lane, right,
she's the babysit for the detective who was involved in that.
Really Okay, so here's what's the question. So this is
the this is a bonus question. How many what's the score?
The score is uh for ten for Cassie, Yes, six
for Liz six list Okay, so let's make this a
five point question. Wow, alright, Wow, Okay, here we go.
What urban legend and fired the movie Candy Man? Okay,
what urban legend inspired the movie Candy Man? A Bloody
Mary B. The man in the back seat see the
hook Man D the al Ronaldo story. Okay, let me
write very important questions. So let me repeat it again.
What urban legend inspired the movie Candy Man? Hey, bloody
Mary B. The man in the back seat see the
hook Man B. The Aronaldo story. I'm going to go
to Liz.
Speaker 11: I'm gonna go with the hook man.
Speaker 4: Okay, see the hookman.
Speaker 8: I'll say the last one whenever that is the man.
Speaker 3: The al Ronaldo story. Oh he's sitting right there.
Speaker 8: Oh I didn't hear what it was, the alban the.
Speaker 4: Al Ronaldo story.
Speaker 8: I'll say.
Speaker 11: Right yes, I said no, the hook man.
Speaker 8: I'll say the man on the back seat.
Speaker 4: Liz wins. Okay, let's give.
Speaker 11: You gopect unexpected, very unexpected.
Speaker 3: You have an acceptance speech.
Speaker 11: This is the first time I have won trivia. Thank
you everybody.
Speaker 3: So it's a free twin lobster dinner right from snob
and Yelly. Okay, let's flap again. Wow, Okay, So why
do you like creepy things there, Liz?
Speaker 11: Because this is this is a difficult question, uh, because
you just it's something you have to believe in.
Speaker 3: Right, Like, have you ever had an experience like really.
Speaker 11: No, but I desperately want one, really.
Speaker 4: Yeah, interesting sr ufo ghost.
Speaker 11: Nothing not not anything specific like lots of like signs
from dead loved ones those types of things, but like nothing.
Speaker 4: That would be really good like that.
Speaker 11: I really want to go to a medium have you
ever had a medium on the show?
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, remember that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, right. We went to a thing here, an event here,
as it turns out, and there was a bunch of
us and the four of us were sitting at a table, right,
and and the whole thing was you'd get dinner in
a medium kind of telling you what's happening. And there
were two of them, and one of them stopped and
looked at us and went and just kept walking.
Speaker 4: They were afraid to talk to us, afraid to talk
to us.
Speaker 3: And then and then I said to the lead one, well,
we're the only one here. When get our reading right?
She goes, okay, we'll be right back, and they both
left really seriously. And they wouldn't they wouldn't talk to us. Yeah,
I mean, there's the whole deepest story to that.
Speaker 4: But anyway, my wife was a medium.
Speaker 5: My wife's mother, I should say, was a medium. Wow,
my wife has some of these powers. I think your
first date, first date, we uh, it was my wife
Eileen's idea to go to a seance.
Speaker 4: A seance well better than driving.
Speaker 5: I mean, last time I took her, I went to
an Aerosmith concert. So I was going to a seance,
all right, and what is going to be? I didn't
know that her mother was into that and was really
good at it.
Speaker 4: So we went.
Speaker 5: There was a group of people, including my wife's mother
and a bunch of other people that I didn't know,
but they But the object was my my wife's mother
was going to be in charge of the seance and
how were we going to interact with? Yes, whoever whatever.
I'm I was new with this, so going, okay, I'm
just kind of following ver.
Speaker 3: So then she contacted grandmother.
Speaker 4: She contacted like a grandmother and another person using the
technique called automatic right, And you may have seen that
in the movies, since we were film experts here in
that movie with Nicole Kimmer called the others very creepy movie.
Creepy movie.
Speaker 3: What did the what did you say? Don't marry one one?
Speaker 5: I forget what it said? That's the part that kills me.
I forget what it said. But she was communicating with
these scribbles on paper and going, what the hell does
this mean? Its name was Catherine this and she was
It was hard to verbalize, but the only the like
the recipient intended recipient of the communication, could only interpret
what this was, so we're all holding hands the whole
deal even better. What have I gotten into here? This
is crazy, but I was I wasn't mocking it. I
was really interested in it, and it was really real.
It was something that you know, I.
Speaker 4: Sort of read about or heard about.
Speaker 5: Or only really heard about it during if your visited
Salem during this time.
Speaker 4: Of the year.
Speaker 5: So you got married, So anyway I married this person,
this would be good. I want to see if I
can connect with.
Speaker 4: This would be good.
Speaker 5: You know, yeah, deceased relative. I mean, that was what
it was all about. And I'm trying to help this
friend of hers connect with a deceased relative. And it
looked like she did. We weren't using wija board. It
was just a seance holding and you know, beckoning the
person to appear.
Speaker 3: You said, the imagine with Salem, Massachusetts. Now, Liz, if
you have been down there for this.
Speaker 11: I've been in October, but not at the end of
should explain.
Speaker 3: So Salem, Massachusetts is where they, I don't know what
they do, kill a bunch of witches right years.
Speaker 4: Ago, right, a whole lot of witches und years.
Speaker 3: Ago, And now it's become this thing. It's like Disneyland
of Halloween. A million people know there in October, and
it's it's probably a half hour drive from here.
Speaker 4: Not even that.
Speaker 3: It's crazy down there. I mean it is really turned
into something where they say, don't drive, don't come, don't
drive here here.
Speaker 11: Yeah, you heard on the news today. There's already been
a million visitors already.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and we're not quite the Halloween. Our buddy Rob
who's on the show and the music show is doing
valet gigs down there.
Speaker 4: Good luck Wow. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And it's and it's a it's a it's a weird
little it's it's a city, but it's very small, very
hard to get around, and it's older than Hell. But
it attracts people like crazy. It's really really, really something.
Speaker 5: You get to ride the train, the extra train on Hallowday,
it takes you down there.
Speaker 4: I mean there's a bunch of extra trains, the Very
from Boston. Bring yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you can hop on a Newburyport and take one
of the trains and it's going to stop and all
the stops putting Salem and just before you get to
sail or even starting here, people in costume. It's just
a party all the way to Boston and just hang
out in Boston for a while and come back. It
doesn't matter which train you're on. They're all the Halloween train. Yes,
and Aileen and I went on the Halloween Train. It
turned out it was a it was the night after
a World Series parade. Even we went into Boston. I
had free dinner from w E.
Speaker 4: I I gotta that's another story that's not going to
happen within the Halloween Train.
Speaker 5: I so we're on the Halloween We didn't know we
were going to be on the Halloween train.
Speaker 4: It was crazy. Did want to ride it back and
forth all night long?
Speaker 3: This is a good name for Halloween train.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 5: And we talked to one of the conductors in our car. Yes, yes,
And he said that he always volunteers to work the
Halloween train. He says, there's never any problems. It's a
great time. He has a good time and he just
loves it. And it's just you know, welcome, welcome, aboy.
This is this is the commuter rail. Well, let me
ask you this. We get we got twenty minutes to kill,
We've had more drinks just we're living. So you have
two friends with you, Liz, Right, I do okay, and
and what's their names?
Speaker 4: Please? Jen? And have you ever seen UFO?
Speaker 3: Go see the one of you? Nothing? Nothing?
Speaker 4: We have twenty minutestry coach, can you make something up?
Come on? This is newbury Port, This is like the
home of all kinds of stuff. Pirates so worried about it? Switch?
Speaker 3: Are you with us?
Speaker 4: Switchy? Wake up?
Speaker 6: Okay, yes, I have a confession to make. Go ahead,
I'm setting up the next guest for my podcasting.
Speaker 1: Something.
Speaker 6: Something just came up. I had to. I had to
deal with it.
Speaker 4: You can.
Speaker 6: You can dock my pay. That's all right.
Speaker 3: We thought you were asleep. It's okay, all right, So
I don't know. I looked at Uncle Ale. Shall we
bring the train in the station?
Speaker 13: Now?
Speaker 3: I have no idea what the time is?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 3: I think it's good. I think it's good.
Speaker 4: Right? Who has a Halloween story? Thought he even as
a kid?
Speaker 11: Which one?
Speaker 4: Which one? Oh? We love to hear that and the
best one? Give me like a trick or treat story?
Ad list? Does I have one?
Speaker 11: I don't. I don't have one. I'm afraid to even
say the word ghost in my home because it was
built in sixteen ninety. I think if I meant a
word ghost.
Speaker 3: Is this a new report?
Speaker 11: Yes, yeah, okay, yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yes, sixty ninety.
Speaker 4: We're living there now.
Speaker 3: Yes, you don't hear anything, see anything, nothing, guess get
a rental area.
Speaker 11: In my daughter's room. Sometimes the lights flicker when I'm
in there by myself late at night.
Speaker 3: It's probably natural grid though, don't worry.
Speaker 11: I like to think it's my mom.
Speaker 3: Oh really yeah, yeah, that's a good thing. Yeah, okay, yeah,
that's what I tell myself. You feel that they were
You know that you can contact people from.
Speaker 11: No I wish superpower?
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah, if if you could really do it,
it would be a souper.
Speaker 11: You know, but people can. You should bring it. You
should bring one on.
Speaker 3: Well, can you get one for us?
Speaker 4: I know one, really do.
Speaker 11: I don't know if she'll make you pay, but I
know what make us?
Speaker 3: What's having?
Speaker 4: We've gotten that before.
Speaker 11: If she comes, I'll do it live on the show.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, and do what exactly I'll have.
Speaker 11: Like if she wants to come do a reading, Yes,
I'm happy to be hurt.
Speaker 4: Oh, so she can see into the future that type
of thing.
Speaker 11: No, she can talk to the spirits.
Speaker 3: Really, yeah, they know the Super Bowls score in the spread.
As it turns off, we keep saying, what do they
always say they wanting it doesn't work, that it doesn't
work that way?
Speaker 4: Is she an mpath?
Speaker 11: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Okay, we'll find out, all right, bring in, let's definitely.
Speaker 3: Can you call on now? We have twenty minutes.
Speaker 4: It'll be cool, there'll be no stress. Wow, freestyle it. Okay.
Speaker 3: So let me ask you, two friends here who are
here drinking up a storm. Nothing has ever happened to
you too. I mean I can't imagine that You've never
seen a ghost, never heard voices, nothing, sleep for ever.
Speaker 8: I have a story.
Speaker 4: Oh you don't want it.
Speaker 3: Yeah I have.
Speaker 8: So I've had a lot of stories. But last year
we were staying with friends up in New Hampshire for
a Halloween weekend, okay, And we were in their house
that was an old it used to be an old
inn and it was again, you know, seventeen hundred. And
I was in a room with this big double bed.
My husband's in another room because the beds are too
small for us. But anyway, middle of the night, I
see something at the end of the bed, just like
just something.
Speaker 4: It was like.
Speaker 8: It wasn't even like I saw it felt it. It
was like really creepy, you know. Okay, I and we're
actually going there again. And I told them that we
have to be in the room with twin beds. We can't.
I can't be in there alone. I didn't tell them that.
I just said we need to be in the room
with twin beds. But when I was living on Plumb Island, now,
I was one night I woke up and there was
a man at the end of the bed. Really yeah,
And it was so vivid.
Speaker 3: Was it some drunk from the beach combe?
Speaker 8: And it wasn't like an ominous thing. It was like
it was I mean, it freaked me out a little bit,
but it wasn't like this awful thing.
Speaker 4: It was. Okay.
Speaker 8: I didn't know who it was or anything, but it
was just I felt that I saw a man at
the end. Okay, yep, that's only two stories. I have
got more about it.
Speaker 11: Wait, that made me think of a story.
Speaker 4: Okay, go ahead.
Speaker 11: So my mom died in twenty eighteen. I was home
your got where she died. In twenty eighteen. I was
home in the Chicago area visiting for everything, and either
the night of or the night after two nights after
something like that, I woke up in the middle of
the night and I could feel feel someone like touching
me and like hands on my chest. Nobody can see
me hands on my chest, and I instantly knew in
my mind that's my grandfather, my dad's dad. In my mind,
I was like, my grandfather's here. And it scared me
so much. I had to go find my husband, who
wasn't my husband yet, which is why he wasn't in
my room.
Speaker 8: Old school Catholic fai oh, okay right.
Speaker 11: But then the next day, so it was the day
before she died. The next day, I was with my
cousins and we were all just like talking, and I
had mentioned I had this weird thing where like, I
know Grandpa visited me. And they said, you don't know,
you don't know about the stories about Grandpa, and I
was like, no, of course I don't. So two of
my cousins, who are younger than me, had my grandfather
died when I was four. Okay, two of my cousins,
who never met him, were never alive when he was alive,
have separate stories. They're cousins of separate families. And they
have separate stories of my grand and father visiting them,
and they have very detailed and descriptions of things that
they would never know about.
Speaker 3: They never met him, and.
Speaker 11: They never met him, and they knew things about his
life and both of them had like similar things, but
they never talked about it. They were like three years old.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah yeah, and they.
Speaker 11: Never talked about it, and their fathers talked about it
and realized that this had happened. So everybody in the
family kind of believes that.
Speaker 3: See, that's yeah, that's I don't want to say creepy,
but you know, it's kind.
Speaker 11: Of creepy, but it's cool. Creepy, creepy.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 8: My brother died, let's see, eleven years ago and his
wife they lived down in Falmouth, and his wife said
the radio kept going on the next day, the radio would.
Speaker 11: Go on when when my mom died. Not to make
this all about my mom, though I would love to.
When she died, we were her car was at the
hospice place, and we were all in her room and
she took her last breath and a nurse comes in
about one minute later, and she looks and realizes what's happening.
And she says, oh, I'm so sorry. I only came
in here to tell you that your car alarm is
going off. I've always I've always heard it's through electricity,
like that's how they communicate.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Absolutely, we've had nurses. She has a story too.
Speaker 4: Oh let's go come on. Oh well yeah you've said it.
Speaker 3: Come on over here, yes, yes, yes, come right over
to this microphone.
Speaker 4: Here we go. Who's a nurse.
Speaker 3: Yes, oh this is even better. Yeah nurse. Okay, right
into that utendis the knight? You can go? And your
name again is what is it? Okay, go ahead.
Speaker 14: Johan talk about electricity made me think of when my
grandmother had passed away. She passed away right before Christmas
and the Christmas lights went on outside. Oh no, and
they kept going on and my mom checked and they
weren't plugged it.
Speaker 13: Wow, but like the lights.
Speaker 3: Throat really Slee've been sitting over you have twenty minutes.
Speaker 4: But that's with you twenty.
Speaker 8: Five years ago. So like definitely forgot.
Speaker 11: I was like, oh my gosh, that happened.
Speaker 4: To great story.
Speaker 11: Yeah yeah, yeah, I forgot about all my stories too,
until we start talking about it.
Speaker 4: Stories like that happened everybody. Yeah, it's kind of weird.
Speaker 8: So my dad, my dad passed away when he was
seventy five, and so that was in ninety nine, and
my dad used to go out for breakfast and he
would get the two to two, which was two eggs
to bake and two sausage sage switch really and so
ever since he died, I see two to two almost
every day.
Speaker 4: Oh wow.
Speaker 8: My husband will say, honey, look at too, but I
will just look at the clock and it's two to two,
and it's just I'm always like, hi, Dad. And my
dad was wonder if I loved him like crazy, and
so he visits regularly when it's two to two all
the time. I see it in like it's it'll be
the number on a building. I see too, watch on
the watch like amazing. And it's almost every day, you know,
at least like three times a week.
Speaker 3: Can I be crash and ask you do you play
that number at all? With the match lottery?
Speaker 8: I will tonight? How late do they open?
Speaker 4: Let's go now you can go to the dock.
Speaker 11: There's eleven.
Speaker 8: Thank you.
Speaker 3: A lot of people see eleven eleven.
Speaker 1: Yes, I was.
Speaker 11: Gonna say that when I see it, I say hey
mom the same way you say yeah.
Speaker 4: Eleven eleven.
Speaker 8: Yeah, a lot is eleven eleven? What is that connotation?
Speaker 11: It's just supposed to be when like people talk to you.
Speaker 4: From Yeah, people see it a lot.
Speaker 3: Yeah, eleven eleven.
Speaker 5: We played that number a lot because Aleen was born
on nine to eleven.
Speaker 4: Imagine that.
Speaker 8: Then, Yeah, that's tough.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna ask switch, I'm gonna ask.
Speaker 11: My dad's calling me right now.
Speaker 3: Really yeah, and you want to take the camb We're
are on the air.
Speaker 8: It's weird though, weird right.
Speaker 3: All right, before we end the show, I want to
ask everyone raising him, does anyone know what six seven is?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Six seven, six seven, yeah, yeah, six it's six seven
is yeah? You know what's six seven is?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Do you know what is?
Speaker 7: So?
Speaker 3: For some reason, now this is how fd up things are.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: There's a meme where if you go into any classroom,
you know, Mois is a teacher, So she tells me this, right,
and you say six seven, all the kids will just
go six seven, six seven means nothing? See, yeah, yeah,
they do a whole little thing like you're measuring. Yeah,
it's like you're weighing something.
Speaker 4: Sorryssive one seven or the other.
Speaker 3: But he measured like forty fifth grade has gone seven seven,
and then they look crazy. Yeah, it means nothing. It
comes from some raps song years ago.
Speaker 5: I think it's older than that. It's about weighing something.
Speaker 3: No, it's about this grapper who grew up in Philly
and said I grew up on six seventh Street or whatever.
But she says, this is mine, Rod. This is something
that you shouldn't be doing. You should be learning something
that's gonna you know, you know, you gonna appreciate later on.
But you can't stop it. This is weird. Six seven
six seven one YouTube. Hundreds of people they'll be having
like a school assembly or something. And the guy said, well,
you know we'll started. That's six seven. Oh, that's six seven, right.
Speaker 8: Like you're at sixes and seven. Isn't that a saying
you're at sixes and sevens?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Maybe yeah, I don't know, but anyway, I.
Speaker 8: Got to look that up.
Speaker 11: But you really dated yourself with your YouTube reference.
Speaker 4: What do you mean because it could be TikTok oh, yeah,
TikTok what is that? Okay?
Speaker 3: Wow, okay, we killed that twenty minutes as it turned,
So when do yes?
Speaker 4: Please? Susan?
Speaker 7: So not because I love Mac to pieces, but you
need to ask him. What's the name of the service
the car service that comes and picks you up if
you need a ride.
Speaker 4: Ask him to pronounce it uber? Why do we have
to do this every week? Susan? Susan, what is it?
Wait a minute, what is it? What is it? How
do you pronounce it?
Speaker 7: It's Uber? But when you when she just called you
on the YouTube and the TikTok, I was like, oh
my god, you got to ask him about the Uber?
Speaker 3: Why don't you ask me how to say? Quatta switchy
please switch? If you're through your booking your show, you
put up the train wreck.
Speaker 6: We got my priorities, Mac, you know, okay, but worst
we're good here?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 3: Well what a show? So how do how do we
start to say?
Speaker 4: Goodbye? Liz?
Speaker 3: Thank you Liz, Liz, It lives one tonight it's Fox
and Halloween River. Thank you Liz for joining us. We
appreciate that. What are you drinking that by the way,
trying to class the place, Cassie Fox? Thank you, I
know what you're drinking Cape Cottage right, thank you.
Speaker 5: Let's now what's the more posh Shardenay or Cape Carter's.
Speaker 8: I would be drinking Shartenay. But it doesn't agree with me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you don't drink wine. I found that I've known
you for years.
Speaker 8: Vodka goes down really well.
Speaker 4: It doesn't.
Speaker 5: It doesn't agree with you on what level, politics or sports.
Speaker 4: It's the middle of the night sports in the middle
of the night.
Speaker 3: Drama.
Speaker 5: Doesn't agree with you that Drake May is the best
quarterback that's playing right now.
Speaker 3: He didn't know who Drake May is from drink May
you do?
Speaker 8: It's better than Brady at this stage.
Speaker 4: She's right in some categories. She's right. It's some categories,
which is hard to believe.
Speaker 3: She did a sports tri Thank you Cassie for joining us. Okay,
when's the next album coming out?
Speaker 8: Actually it's done as of next week.
Speaker 4: Oh really? Yeah? Yeah?
Speaker 3: And when when's it dropping? As the kids saying Christmas?
Speaker 8: Hopefully Christmas?
Speaker 4: When does it coming on on vinyl? That's really important.
What's the name of it?
Speaker 8: More is never enough?
Speaker 6: Never?
Speaker 8: My motto.
Speaker 3: Sounds like a James Bond.
Speaker 4: Morris never enough. It sounds like the interior of her house, right,
it could be.
Speaker 3: Also, I want to say thank you to Lizz's friends.
Well there's only one of them. What happened to Era?
Thanks for joining us. We appreciate it.
Speaker 8: She disappeared.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, that is creepy sitting over there in the
corner anonymously and loving it. Is that Alan, I'm engineered
producer bank around, make a switch switchy. Thank you you're
still here? Have you booked do the show?
Speaker 6: I'll have a nice report next time. Okay, plush it
out a little bit on the contact ease.
Speaker 3: Okay, So when you do your show, do you ever
mentioned this show the thing that made you famous?
Speaker 6: At the very end I talk about. You can also
hear me as a correspondent and they'll say, whatever the
hell that is? Mac Maloney's Military X Files really the
same network?
Speaker 4: Okay, thank you.
Speaker 6: I don't I don't always say whatever the hell that is?
But okay I always mentioned Mac Maloney's Military, but the
same networks.
Speaker 3: That's appreciate that. Yeah, okay, all right, Susan, Kay, thank you?
Is that a cat? Get that cat out of there?
That a cat?
Speaker 4: That's a dog?
Speaker 6: Okay, it's emotional support possum.
Speaker 3: Well it looks good tonight. No, No, they were no storms. Coming,
so he's cool. He's got a little quote on Okay,
thank you Susan for everything you do. You know, on
on camera and off camera. You know what I mean.
Speaker 4: Yes, thank you very much, much pleasure.
Speaker 7: I love you all. And this is as I always say,
it's the highlight of my week and I am already
looking forward to next week.
Speaker 4: Us too.
Speaker 3: We love you too. Thank you, Susan. Thank you.
Speaker 4: Hi, everybody, switch we love you. We say that to
you already, switchy, but.
Speaker 6: You don't say that.
Speaker 4: You're all right, So I got overboard. I expressing your
love for switching.
Speaker 3: Thank you one one for joining us.
Speaker 4: I live for this.
Speaker 3: Thank you, and let me just quickly do the plugs.
Home Start Troops Home Start Troops is a military organization
that bills holmes for veterans who were wounded in combat
after nine to eleven, that's the Iranqing war on the
Afghan Wall. They build these houses that adaptable to the
knees of people came home missing a limb usually, and
so they build them to have low common space, not
a lot of stays. Things like that. You've heard us
talk about them for ten years. Homest Our Troops ninety
cents on your charity dollar goes right to our veterans. Okay,
that is really good. And the charity business and the
beauty of this is when they build them the homes.
Once it's finished, they rip up the mortgage. They give
them the keys. They don't have to pay. It's their
home for life. They don't have to pay that mortgage
hang over their head every month. These the people who
gave a lot to us.
Speaker 4: That's cool.
Speaker 3: We should give a lot to them. Okay, that's homest
our troops. We google them and see what they're about. Also,
we say, John mccayb is not a loser. He's a
war hero. You don't make fun of people like that.
You look up to them. And please keep an eye
on what's happening with our veterans these days.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: Things that are not happening not good for our veterans. Okay,
we have to turn that around.
Speaker 4: I'm nervous about it because I'm a veteran.
Speaker 3: Right right, And there's a lot of veterans out there
who are nervous, and you know what, they shouldn't be nervous.
These are people that they should have everything given to them.
Because the people who give up years of their lives
so we could do stupid stuff like this. So please
keep an eye on our veterans and hopefully things will
turn around. And this is MAC for the entire gang
saying so you hear us. Next time, please be safe,
be happy, and bye bye