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Speaker 5: There are one thousand UFO sightings reported around the world
Speaker 5: every month. Ninety percent of these sightings can be explained,
Speaker 5: but ten percent cannot. Officially and unofficially, the US military
Speaker 5: has been investigating the UFOs since nineteen forty seven. Their
Speaker 5: top secret is to mind out what's behind these unexplained sightings.
Speaker 5: The Pentagon classifies them as unusual airborne anomalies, but a
Speaker 5: better term is X files. Join us now as Mac
Speaker 5: one one and Commander Cobra explore these unsolved cases UFO
Speaker 5: incidents that baffle even the US military. This is Mac
Speaker 5: Maloney's Military X Files and now here's Mac maloney.
Speaker 4: Well, good evening, everyone, and welcome to Macloney's milit Tracks
Speaker 4: Now show here in the distant Thunder Radio Network. This
Speaker 4: is Mac maloney. Wan, what a show we have for
Speaker 4: you tonight. First, let me introduce the members of the posse.
Speaker 6: Girls.
Speaker 4: Girls, you can feel his vibe. Get your big box,
Speaker 4: the clinics and big bos of wife, sit yourselves down,
Speaker 4: turn on your fan. Also, get your squeegey and you
Speaker 4: loop because the very famous one one is here.
Speaker 3: Janie Hey, Mac, Hello, everybody, Hello, girls, all ships at sea,
Speaker 3: Welcome to the show. It's glad to be here, glad
Speaker 3: to be anywhere at this point.
Speaker 4: All right, how's everything going well over here in the UK?
Speaker 3: Had decent weather late leagues, you know, a couple of
Speaker 3: showers and then boom the sun comes out, dries everything out.
Speaker 3: And I got this huge seagull that comes in the
Speaker 3: yard all of a sudden. Hasn't been in here, I
Speaker 3: mean seagulls. How they ever come into this property. I
Speaker 3: don't know why. It's not like they've bandished or anything.
Speaker 3: Crows do, but seagulls are too busy hanging out of
Speaker 3: the beach waiting for people to drop their chips underground.
Speaker 3: But I throw some apple slices out there out the window,
Speaker 3: just a few. I chop them up a little bit. Yes,
Speaker 3: and the turns, the turn there's a seagull they call
Speaker 3: them turns, have this black face. They pick it up
Speaker 3: and they drop or they don't like them. But then
Speaker 3: this big, big ass seagull with this curved beak, I mean,
Speaker 3: very damped. And you know real seagulls, little turns are
Speaker 3: kind of small. Big ass sea comes in and you
Speaker 3: know it could pick up a cat. You know. This
Speaker 3: thing comes in, it turns in and it's got the
Speaker 3: wings like like like house of the dragon.
Speaker 4: He's probably looking for those hedgehogs.
Speaker 3: He's probably looking for the bunnies that are running around.
Speaker 3: And he comes in and scoops up all the pieces
Speaker 3: of apple and one scoop and then takes off with him.
Speaker 3: It's fun if it's fun to watch, if you're at
Speaker 3: the window, one of two windows that there's a good
Speaker 3: view of where I throw him and see him come
Speaker 3: in and do this thing and then he's off. He
Speaker 3: goes yep, yep, you're a food.
Speaker 4: So you don't want to be underneath him though, no,
Speaker 4: oh your car anyway, Well, it's.
Speaker 3: It's it's a blast watching that kind of wildlife. We
Speaker 3: got some rabbits running around too. I've named him. I
Speaker 3: named one rabbit Biscuit. It's a black rabbit, and there's
Speaker 3: a brown one that allegedly comes from across the street.
Speaker 3: Aimed him five five. I believe Fiver is a character
Speaker 3: from uh watership Down. Maybe I'll have to google it.
Speaker 3: It just popped into my head the other day when
Speaker 3: I was starting the wrapit out.
Speaker 4: There you almost got you almost got the cricket. So
Speaker 4: here we go running. Also with us is our international
Speaker 4: corresponding Switchblade Steve Wollen down there in my sister's tame talk.
Speaker 4: Let me do this again, first time doing it? Switchblade
Speaker 4: Steve Warred down there in my sister's tank top, West Virginia.
Speaker 4: How are you switching beyond wonderful man? M Okay, I'm sorry, Switch,
Speaker 4: but you have a completely different freaking hairdoo from last week.
Speaker 4: I'm I'm trying to be on your side then, my friend,
Speaker 4: but it now looks like a fur hat or something.
Speaker 4: Dudes do not have hairdoes okay? I just have hair
Speaker 4: system us. Okay for the ladies, all right, if you
Speaker 4: say so. But what do you call that thing on
Speaker 4: top of your head wildlife a rocky raccoon. I think
Speaker 4: now we're now we're in sync. Also with us is
Speaker 4: our International security chief Willie Club WILLI.
Speaker 7: Get it out of order.
Speaker 4: I'm not doing this, okay, I'm club hanging. Also with
Speaker 4: us same attitude as club is right, is.
Speaker 6: A sex change?
Speaker 4: I don't know. Let's find out. Is International Security Chief
Speaker 4: Willie Club? Willie? How are you tonight?
Speaker 7: Hi, folks? It's great to be here.
Speaker 8: How are you tonight?
Speaker 3: Okay, we're excellent. Club's doing boy kind of pastor twinkies?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah tonight.
Speaker 7: I don't have twin pokies, but I do have cinnamon cake.
Speaker 4: Oh man, I've got some raisin brown This is club okay.
Speaker 4: Lucky Charms chocolate chip cookie okay?
Speaker 3: And who can go without the oreos? What is that.
Speaker 7: Noodles?
Speaker 4: I love those?
Speaker 3: You can put that aside.
Speaker 7: Yeah, in case they have company, My dunkin Donuts will
Speaker 7: be here anytime now switch Daniel Boone wants his hat back.
Speaker 4: Doing material, Thank you, Thank you club?
Speaker 3: Okay now, Daniel Boone also.
Speaker 4: With us sol in the studio with us, so I
Speaker 4: don't help us work through these technical problems it's rufle
Speaker 4: mechanic slash hang of the bee slash getaway.
Speaker 3: Driver l.
Speaker 4: Right now though, well I'm great back, how you doing? Okay?
Speaker 4: All right? You should know? So what's going on here tonight?
Speaker 4: Is Bob or what?
Speaker 9: Yeah, it could be we're having some technical difficulties were
Speaker 9: static and yeah, yeah, you know some of the equipment
Speaker 9: isn't cooperating.
Speaker 3: But anyway that crowd strike is it? Just no, and
Speaker 3: this thing's not Yeah, this is to work for those
Speaker 3: people right now.
Speaker 6: That's good.
Speaker 4: Well, why why you know you would know this?
Speaker 3: I would want what?
Speaker 4: Why won't Why don't they don't have some kind of
Speaker 4: security protile to put updates through before they let it
Speaker 4: out to the world.
Speaker 3: And they, yes, they do. Everybody does, and I think
Speaker 3: it's an inside job. I'm just scrundled ass said, you
Speaker 3: know what, We're going to push this update through and
Speaker 3: I'm going to tweak that update a little bit because.
Speaker 4: I know, well, mission accomplished, because they goings up pretty well.
Speaker 4: For still things are screwed up.
Speaker 3: I think his brother works for the secret service down.
Speaker 4: And really yeah, well they'll both be jobs and it's
Speaker 4: right anyway.
Speaker 7: You.
Speaker 3: Of hacks of weirdness like inside jobs, and inside jobs
Speaker 3: also include disgruntled former employees. That's still. But they didn't
Speaker 3: take away his remote access passwords or anything like that,
Speaker 3: so you know, he he knew the update was going
Speaker 3: to get pushed in a certain day, and he took
Speaker 3: out the one that works and put in the one,
Speaker 3: you know, Rev two A instead of Rev three, and
Speaker 3: put that one in there. Put that one in there,
Speaker 3: just multiply the cross.
Speaker 4: All well, thanks, I'm sorry you pissed off at your boss,
Speaker 4: you know, thanks for screwing up the entire planet for
Speaker 4: two and a half.
Speaker 3: Days, right, I mean that's my theory. I don't know, Okay,
Speaker 3: I thought you know the guy.
Speaker 4: But also with us, woweie ZAUI I'm talking about Wowei's
Speaker 4: up there, and Sineways is our good friend, a favorite
Speaker 4: good witch.
Speaker 3: Raven is with us?
Speaker 4: Raven?
Speaker 3: How are you?
Speaker 4: I have my friends?
Speaker 10: I'm doing great things for having me.
Speaker 4: So you're continuing on tank Top Tuesday to tuesdays in
Speaker 4: a row.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, it's tank Top every day because it's just
Speaker 10: it's just too hot here.
Speaker 4: So you were eating before we went on the air.
Speaker 4: You were eating a bowl of I'm gonna kiss lucky charms.
Speaker 10: No, it was actually cinnamon toast crunch because I'm a child.
Speaker 4: Sounds really careful. Okay, do you put whole milk in that?
Speaker 4: Or that? Stupid?
Speaker 10: No fat milk, it's almond milk.
Speaker 3: Oh, I can't carry a plant. Can't be called milk.
Speaker 3: Please an almond substance, yes, some kind of almond liquid.
Speaker 7: Good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it's not good for cereal. It's not okay.
Speaker 4: Oh, they close my appetite up the window, and another
Speaker 4: one will come along anytime soon, so let's see. Also
Speaker 4: joining us time and taking the place of club is
Speaker 4: a good friend. Susan kay super fan. How are you doing,
Speaker 4: Susan Kay, Hi, I'm doing great.
Speaker 7: Thank you so much for having me I switch. I
Speaker 7: was trying to be clever but not be unkind. But
Speaker 7: then I thought, why.
Speaker 4: I'm supposed to be clubbed right?
Speaker 3: Why?
Speaker 7: Yes, kind of disgruntled employees. One of those would be
Speaker 7: switches Barber.
Speaker 4: I don't put on Okay, Actually we don't need to
Speaker 4: have club back. We can keep him in exile.
Speaker 3: Well this shows me.
Speaker 4: Hi, here we go also with us joining us across
Speaker 4: the pond as Andy Mercer, Andy, how are you?
Speaker 6: Wow? I'm the last change. That's that's quite nice to
Speaker 6: know that. I can tell you something very interesting about
Speaker 6: counterstruck and the problem's happened with it. Back in twenty ten,
Speaker 6: the McAfee uh suited software people a update for their
Speaker 6: system and it completely crashed, made a complete mess of things.
Speaker 6: Guess who the CEO of McAfee was the same CEO
Speaker 6: of counter strike now really yeah, really, yeah, absolutely same mister.
Speaker 3: I thought mister McAfee is like, you know that died,
Speaker 3: But I thought he.
Speaker 6: Not mister mccafee who ran it in that then it
Speaker 6: was somebody else, But yes, yes it's the same person.
Speaker 4: He'll get another job, and he'll get another job. He'll
Speaker 4: get a big rage. That's how these things happen, you know,
Speaker 4: that's how these things work out. The guy who there
Speaker 4: was a Quaker Oats. Okay, quicker. Everyone knows quack Oaks.
Speaker 4: Remember running the Nantucket? Was that drink that they used
Speaker 4: to have. It was very popular Nantucket h t There
Speaker 4: were a little company down Cape Cod too. You know,
Speaker 4: dudes started this great company. People were buying the stuff
Speaker 4: like crazy. Quaker Oats bought them and one of the
Speaker 4: first things they did was, you can't we can't advertise
Speaker 4: on Howard Stern Show anyone anymore because they didn't like
Speaker 4: Howard Stern. And in one year they lost ninety nine
Speaker 4: million dollars in the deal. Okay, ninety nine million dollars.
Speaker 4: And then the guy you know, he went on to
Speaker 4: you know, run CVS or something. You know, I mean,
Speaker 4: it's it's incompetence rises anyway. Also with us is good
Speaker 4: friend Susie, but Steele down there and also, excuse me
Speaker 4: in Connecticut, how are you, Susie.
Speaker 8: I'm doing great, Thanks for having me back.
Speaker 4: What's new with you?
Speaker 8: What's new with me? I am off this week, so
Speaker 8: I've left everyone to fend for themselves after the counter
Speaker 8: strike mess on Friday just punched out said I'm on
Speaker 8: vacation now, good luck.
Speaker 4: Time to take it. Yes, okay, So do we have
Speaker 4: to look forward to these things in the future. It
Speaker 4: is just what it's going to be. You know, suddenly
Speaker 4: this part of the Internet's going to go down. Suddenly
Speaker 4: the whole banking system will going you know what I
Speaker 4: mean probably.
Speaker 8: It's like yeah, so I work in finance, and there
Speaker 8: was like mass panic when the bank file didn't come
Speaker 8: in in the morning and settlements failed, So we were
Speaker 8: going to be out millions of dollars if it didn't
Speaker 8: get fixed. It was panic and chaos Friday morning.
Speaker 4: So let's say that money was lost. A lot of
Speaker 4: money was lost. The old lines still have not recovered. Okay,
Speaker 4: So who pays for that pays?
Speaker 3: Also a good question that hasn't been answered yet what
Speaker 3: kind of liability CrowdStrike has for all of this? Yeah,
Speaker 3: and anytime I've seen any public statements from the guy
Speaker 3: at crowds strike, yes, it's he hasn't really mentioned anything
Speaker 3: like that other than being apologetic and saying or we
Speaker 3: got the fixed and we're ruling it out and everybody
Speaker 3: we're going to make I'm going to make it my
Speaker 3: life story to make sure everybody is up and running.
Speaker 4: Really yeah, Oh good for him. Huh, that's what your
Speaker 4: job is anyway, pound don't make it your life story,
Speaker 4: make it your freaking job. So so, but but like
Speaker 4: the airlines, what are they going to do sue kng
Speaker 4: was stroke or whatever the hell in the name? I mean,
Speaker 4: what's their options other than passing a line to the consumers. Well,
Speaker 4: that's that's silence has the plan? Okay? All right, Anyways,
Speaker 4: I think is the biggest, the things that happen to them. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: well you know anyway, so why do we do this?
Speaker 4: We have a top ten tonight and I think, Raven,
Speaker 4: did you finally get it? I got it?
Speaker 10: Yeah, I'm receiving emails. It's just I can't I can
Speaker 10: only respond to the very last person in the thread.
Speaker 10: I can't like, so whoever initiates it or anyone in between,
Speaker 10: I can't respond to anyone. So whoever happens to send
Speaker 10: an email back in that thread, that's the person I
Speaker 10: can respond to.
Speaker 4: That's a very weird thing.
Speaker 10: That's so I just haven't been responding and I've just
Speaker 10: been texting you separately because it's just easier.
Speaker 3: So you get, what are you using for an email client?
Speaker 3: Al or gmails? I mean, what are you using for
Speaker 3: an email client? Raven?
Speaker 10: I'm an old so I have a Yahoo all right?
Speaker 3: The other ony yeah, who still works too.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but I don't know.
Speaker 10: I think I must have turned some setting on and
Speaker 10: now I can't figure out what it is.
Speaker 3: And you know, it's a whole it's nested emails from
Speaker 3: the from the same individual and from respond ees. So
Speaker 3: Max would be at the top. M you can't like
Speaker 3: go up to him and then click it and get
Speaker 3: the same menu options of a reply to mac reply all.
Speaker 8: I can't even like open that one.
Speaker 10: Like once there's more like in there, once there's more responses.
Speaker 10: This is very interesting to all of our listeners. But
Speaker 10: once there's more, you know, responses in there, it doesn't
Speaker 10: even let me open it. I can just see what
Speaker 10: whatever the last one is.
Speaker 3: Wow, this is Yahoo mao right.
Speaker 10: Mm hmmm, because I'm geriatrics.
Speaker 4: Okay, this has been anyways, it's been technical here y yeah, okay,
Speaker 4: when do we do this? When don't we take the
Speaker 4: the top ten now? And Raven? Please? What is the
Speaker 4: subject of the top ten tonight? Okay?
Speaker 10: So you sent me top ten reasons club isn't here tonight?
Speaker 4: Top ten reasons why the real club isn't here tonight?
Speaker 10: Okay, you only sent me ten. You sent me ten,
Speaker 10: a list of ten just saying he hates us, over
Speaker 10: and over.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, wait.
Speaker 4: The list. Why don't we start the music right now
Speaker 4: and see what the real list is?
Speaker 3: Please?
Speaker 4: Raven, number ten? These are top ten reasons why club
Speaker 4: is not with us tonight?
Speaker 10: Okay, number ten, he's been given a one game suspension
Speaker 10: without pay for his vicious, offensive and unprovoked attack on
Speaker 10: Mac during the recent Hollywood X Files show.
Speaker 3: You remember that?
Speaker 4: Remember that? Okay, soon to be here.
Speaker 10: He knows what he did.
Speaker 4: Number nine, Please are right?
Speaker 10: Number nine. When he showed up at the recent South
Speaker 10: Boston Fourth of July Parade in his full weighty bulger outfit,
Speaker 10: he was arrested for inciting a riott.
Speaker 4: Little inside like Okay, the number does look like Whitey
Speaker 4: Bone show us. Number eight, Please right all right?
Speaker 10: Number eight, he's rarunning late from his own appointment at
Speaker 10: hair club for men.
Speaker 4: He would love this.
Speaker 3: Please.
Speaker 4: Number seven.
Speaker 10: Number seven he finally watched the end of Violent Ship
Speaker 10: and hasn't been the same since.
Speaker 4: Oh my god.
Speaker 10: Number six he loves the airport so much. He joined
Speaker 10: the Harry Christa's hatty.
Speaker 4: I could see him jumping around the one of those
Speaker 4: orange outfits that they have. These are top ten reasons
Speaker 4: why club is known with us tonight, please raven. Number five.
Speaker 10: Number five he was arrested trying to smuggle illegal twinkies
Speaker 10: into Providencetown, Massachusetts because they quote unquote.
Speaker 8: Have more cream.
Speaker 4: I have no idea that you have to know Massachusetts
Speaker 4: to get the joke. I guess please next.
Speaker 10: Please Number four, his job as a double for Joe
Speaker 10: Biden suddenly dried up.
Speaker 4: Next please right?
Speaker 10: Um Number three, He sent a letter of apology to
Speaker 10: Switch for years talking about his rug, only to have
Speaker 10: Switch mail it back to him along with the contents
Speaker 10: of an overused litter box.
Speaker 4: Switch a bungle. How to make a statement? Yes, number two?
Speaker 4: Please right number two?
Speaker 10: He's been elected pope.
Speaker 6: See I know it?
Speaker 10: And all right the number one reason why club is
Speaker 10: not here tonight? Hey, who needs club when we've got
Speaker 10: super fans?
Speaker 8: Isn't ky.
Speaker 4: Have a good vacation to them? Wow? Okay, we're gonna
Speaker 4: have to send that to him. Send the transcript, go ahead.
Speaker 4: Now what about that meteor? Oh right, yes, yeah, you
Speaker 4: had number eleven.
Speaker 3: What was it.
Speaker 9: I was thinking he's gone because he's in a bunker somewhere,
Speaker 9: because that meteor exploded over New York City to see that,
Speaker 9: and well, like this, miss meteor came storming in. No
Speaker 9: one said anything about days ago. Yeah, and it exploded
Speaker 9: like twenty five miles above the Statue of Liberty, and
Speaker 9: the people in the office buildings all went to the
Speaker 9: windows to see what the big explosion was but it
Speaker 9: blew up over the water, and you think there was
Speaker 9: once he heard that. He thinkured there was a pophee
Speaker 9: or something.
Speaker 3: He was gone.
Speaker 4: You think they're a little nervous down in Manhattan. The
Speaker 4: explosion right over the statue. What happened there anyway? Wow,
Speaker 4: that's never learned. Uh So, okay, why don't we calm
Speaker 4: down from mothers laughter and take a quick break. Now
Speaker 4: you're listening to Macloney's Militrek Saw show here on the
Speaker 4: Distant Under Radio Network. Please stay tuned, and now the.
Speaker 5: Further adventures of Al Ferrari, star of Mac's new book,
Speaker 5: How to Dump a Body at Sea and Not Get Caught?
Speaker 6: Good offeroon, sir, May I help you Alferrari to see
Speaker 6: the Prince? Which Prince? We have a surplace.
Speaker 3: Prince Andrew. Hey, I'm one once friend.
Speaker 4: His Highus is expecting me.
Speaker 11: I'm here to give him an autographed copy of Mac
Speaker 11: mahoney's new book, How to Dump a Body at Sea
Speaker 11: and Not Get Caught.
Speaker 4: Now we'll know how to torture car, how to turn a.
Speaker 2: Toyota into a rolls Royce, and seaweed into a fashion statement.
Speaker 6: Of course, sir, come right, This way, please wait here, sir,
Speaker 6: Prince Andrew with you shortly. Thank you, jeeves. And one
Speaker 6: more thing, sir, No electronic devices of any kind are
Speaker 6: allowed in the Prince's private quarters.
Speaker 3: I'll be clear, sir.
Speaker 6: Hey see time I got peech.
Speaker 8: Mcmloney show.
Speaker 7: This is Lewis I lost.
Speaker 1: It's our form.
Speaker 8: Why are you whispering?
Speaker 4: I mean England doing a UK book tour for max
Speaker 4: new book.
Speaker 8: So what's wrong?
Speaker 6: Well, I don't know what kind of freak.
Speaker 4: Show one one's got me into.
Speaker 10: But all I can tell you is I'm in a
Speaker 10: very dark room and there are lots of teddy bears
Speaker 10: staring at me, and I mean lots of teddy bears
Speaker 10: in their eyes keep following me around.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, al and it smells really foul in.
Speaker 6: Here, like somebody's been cooking English food.
Speaker 5: Oh that's terrible.
Speaker 4: And everything is sticky, sticky. Hold on, sweetheart, somebody's coming.
Speaker 6: Excuse me, sir. Were you just on the phone?
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I swear it was a robo called.
Speaker 6: They fool me every time. I'm sorry, sir, but you've
Speaker 6: been warmed now.
Speaker 12: I'll have to confiscate that all but my dead body
Speaker 12: crumpets get ready to meet my friends Brooklyn and the BRONI.
Speaker 6: Oh, it's on Bitch, So.
Speaker 4: There you go, fans.
Speaker 5: But remember you don't have to go across the puddle
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Speaker 5: leave a review. Welcome back everyone to Mac Maloney's Milk
Speaker 5: Traksaw Show. Here there's some thunder Radio Network. This is
Speaker 5: Mac Maloney. We have quite a show for you tonight.
Speaker 5: Let me very quickly introduce the co conspirators. Girls, you
Speaker 5: feel his vibe, the very famous one one across the potlwani.
Speaker 3: Hey, girls say Mac. Hello, everybody, glad to be here.
Speaker 3: If you feel my vibe, I hope it's cool because
Speaker 3: I've been feeling good today all day today.
Speaker 4: Really, Yes, you've been see the fruit and fiber I had.
Speaker 4: You've been. You've been feeling your own vibe.
Speaker 3: Is that what you're trying to say with Whole Milk,
Speaker 3: by the way.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's the only way to go. Let's see speaking
Speaker 4: about Whole Milk is our international correspondence with Blade Steve
Speaker 4: Wood Switchy. Great to be here time. Okay, what's what
Speaker 4: with you?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: Well, he sent me. He sent me a picture of
Speaker 4: his breakfast this morning, and for the first time ever,
Speaker 4: I could I could out do them. Let's introduce everyone
Speaker 4: and then very quickly get to that. Also with us
Speaker 4: is filling in for club tonight, if that's possible, his
Speaker 4: super fan, Susan. Kay, how are you Susan?
Speaker 2: Hi?
Speaker 7: I'm doing great. Thank you so much for having me.
Speaker 7: It's nice to see all your beautiful faces.
Speaker 4: Thank you the same.
Speaker 3: Here is your Thank you so much, Susan.
Speaker 4: Is your room cat free and your cat free at
Speaker 4: the moment?
Speaker 7: I am not breaking the cat code?
Speaker 3: Good?
Speaker 4: Thank you very much. I'm glad somebody is just loyal
Speaker 4: to it. Also with us is our favorite good witch
Speaker 4: up there and Siwey's Yeah, how are you? Hi?
Speaker 10: My friends, I'm doing great. Thanks for having me.
Speaker 4: One bowl of cinnamon crunch into the night right.
Speaker 10: Dinner?
Speaker 4: Really? Is that what the kids call chief food?
Speaker 10: Maybe I don't know. I told you I'm an old
Speaker 10: so I'm.
Speaker 8: Not down with.
Speaker 3: You don't know old?
Speaker 4: You know you're an old whisker.
Speaker 3: We're old?
Speaker 4: Is dirt?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 4: That voice you've heard, that old voice? You just heard,
Speaker 4: is uh you a fo mechanical and now though well.
Speaker 3: Hello Mac, Hello everyone.
Speaker 4: The bees.
Speaker 9: Bees are pretty active, bringing a lot of pollen. There's
Speaker 9: a lot going on. I put another box on each
Speaker 9: hive to give them some more space.
Speaker 4: And well, they're really active around my hose hook up.
Speaker 4: I know there's about twenty of them hanging around there
Speaker 4: after the water. Yeah, yeah, so I had to shoot
Speaker 4: them away. They all got little headbands on. They have
Speaker 4: an A on it, so I know it sounds.
Speaker 9: I have three bird baths, a fountain, and I keep
Speaker 9: like four different buckets of water around the yard.
Speaker 4: I didn't think bees were into a lot of but
Speaker 4: apparently they are.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, these the way the heat is these days, they
Speaker 4: they helped cool with it. Yeah yeah, oh do they really? Yeah,
Speaker 4: use fastening also with us across the puddle is a
Speaker 4: good friend, Andy Murcer, Andy, how are you.
Speaker 6: I am doing very well, Thank you very much, having
Speaker 6: good relaxing time here in summer set in not so
Speaker 6: rainy weather, sunshine which is unusual at the moment. But yes,
Speaker 6: we have not a bad weather, so it's quite good. Yeah,
Speaker 6: it does my asking. These people talk about weather awful lot,
Speaker 6: but as one one knows it changes almost hourly here,
Speaker 6: so we get obsessed with weather.
Speaker 4: That's the product.
Speaker 3: True that New England weather was bad, but England weather is.
Speaker 3: It is wicked changeable, especially here in the south coast
Speaker 3: where the Isle of Wight creates its own weather micro
Speaker 3: micro climate.
Speaker 4: Interesting. Yeah, it's that big. So Andy, let me ask something. Now,
Speaker 4: he looks what does he look like? He looks like
Speaker 4: some actor?
Speaker 3: What is it.
Speaker 10: Me?
Speaker 8: You?
Speaker 10: You?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I've been about four or five different people since
Speaker 6: I started appearing on the show.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, real quick.
Speaker 6: When somebody else, I mean a few people, take your
Speaker 6: pick tonight.
Speaker 4: But like some you look like someone on a like
Speaker 4: a crime show or something, and on the detective, the
Speaker 4: detective of the criminal, maybe the criminal make it anyway,
Speaker 4: I think Andy is writing a crime novel.
Speaker 6: I heard that, really, yes, I am last ten years?
Speaker 4: Now how far into how many papers one crime book?
Speaker 4: How many pages are you into it?
Speaker 6: About two hundred? Give up?
Speaker 4: Now, give up? Now, just give up?
Speaker 6: Mostly blank?
Speaker 4: But yeah, okay, most bank plotted.
Speaker 6: It's plotted out. It's had some tweets and twists. It
Speaker 6: begins being set in New York, now set in London,
Speaker 6: which it was set that could really write whole section
Speaker 6: because yes, one of these days I'll finished and I'll
Speaker 6: be a crime writer.
Speaker 4: Okay, that's the planet. Yeah, okay, it sounds good. Make
Speaker 4: a lot of money that way. Also with us as
Speaker 4: a good friend, Susie, but Steele down in Connecticut, see
Speaker 4: t how you do, Susie.
Speaker 8: I'm good. I'm certainly better than that guy whose boat
Speaker 8: got flipped by a whale off the.
Speaker 3: Yep Yep.
Speaker 4: I saw that that was a whal surprise someplace. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: I bet you that comes up as a big surprise
Speaker 4: all of a sudden. You know what happened, you know,
Speaker 4: I mean we.
Speaker 3: Flipped it end over end. It's it flipped it from
Speaker 3: the back and it was up straight.
Speaker 6: Really, that's awesome.
Speaker 4: What whales have a thing, man, that they'd like wreckon
Speaker 4: yachts off of Spain and uh sinking bloats and stuff.
Speaker 4: It's a really kind of strange thing, though they say
Speaker 4: a lot of it is learned behavior. So if you know,
Speaker 4: some mother whale took it out on some rowboat, then
Speaker 4: the younger wheels will take it up. But I don't
Speaker 4: know that's a that's a pretty simple and simplistic answer.
Speaker 4: To the fact that you know, the wheels have trend
Speaker 4: against us. Susie. What's the name of your Room of
Speaker 4: the Whales?
Speaker 3: Nice? I like that, that's what you call having a
Speaker 3: whale of a time.
Speaker 4: Wow, Susi. What's the name of your YouTube channel?
Speaker 8: The Paquaji Whisperer.
Speaker 4: So I look at the videos every time you put
Speaker 4: them up that they're very nice. They're almost they're picturesque,
Speaker 4: almost like a travel grocure, a nice video and so on.
Speaker 4: But and you mostly, you know, look into like things
Speaker 4: that might be old ruins and so on.
Speaker 8: Right, yeah, ancient stone structures around New England, Southeast New England.
Speaker 4: Mostly, and there's lots of them, right.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, there are. Yeah, we're just lousy with them
Speaker 8: around here.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Funny. So anyway, I was, I read this thing on
Speaker 4: the news feed the other day and I want to
Speaker 4: ask you this question. So they found something that looks
Speaker 4: like stonehenge, I think, in a lake in Michigan, and
Speaker 4: it's they think it's five thousand years old, but it's
Speaker 4: like about five or six hundred feet under row. It's
Speaker 4: very very very deep. So I know that they found
Speaker 4: this structure off in Norway about a year ago and
Speaker 4: it was like this wall that went into the water
Speaker 4: and they go, and what's this about. But it's just
Speaker 4: that the ocean has risen since they built it. But
Speaker 4: how do you build something? You know, the water level
Speaker 4: in the globe hasn't risen four or five hundred feet.
Speaker 4: How is something built one of these stone monuments at
Speaker 4: the bottom of a lake. There's no really explanation that
Speaker 4: I could think.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that doesn't make it's in one of the great lakes.
Speaker 8: I haven't heard about.
Speaker 4: This one yet. Yeah, it was somewhere, but it's very deep,
Speaker 4: and they determined it's more than five thousand years old.
Speaker 8: Yeah, they always say things are more than five thousand
Speaker 8: years old. It's really hard to date a stone site,
Speaker 8: especially if it's underwater. Also, so they like, I wouldn't
Speaker 8: trust the information on that.
Speaker 4: Okay at all.
Speaker 8: It's not like America Stonehenge. The dating on that is
Speaker 8: bs also.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, but it is a structure underwater. I think,
Speaker 4: I say, how to get there? You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Really how to get there?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'd have to look at that. That is interesting,
Speaker 8: and you're right, like it over the last five thousand years,
Speaker 8: the water level definitely hasn't risen that much. And I
Speaker 8: could understand if it was from you know, before the
Speaker 8: glaciers were here, but that would be before people were here.
Speaker 4: Right, so that wouldn't have happened.
Speaker 8: So yeah, I'll have to look more into that one.
Speaker 8: I haven't I haven't heard about that one yet.
Speaker 4: I'll find it. I'll try to send it to you.
Speaker 4: If I find it, I'll send it to you. So anyway,
Speaker 4: talking about old stuff, we've got to go back to
Speaker 4: switch No, sorry, Switch, I just needed to I didn't
Speaker 4: you sent me a picture of your breakfast today and
Speaker 4: it was the usual pound of bacon, six eggs, a
Speaker 4: big biscuit, and a hockey puck size sausage. Wait a minute,
Speaker 4: I actually, I actually I broke tradition.
Speaker 13: I sent the image of my breakfast to both Andy
Speaker 13: and Susie, so they know you're exaggerating.
Speaker 4: Well yes, really, okay, thank you.
Speaker 3: Andy.
Speaker 4: You didn't know he's a he's a paid a budgement.
Speaker 4: M what's that mean? Is that an English word?
Speaker 3: We don't know.
Speaker 4: You can get rid of it with kind of sillon.
Speaker 4: That's all I So today I actually outdid Switchy because
Speaker 4: at just about the moment he sent me his picture.
Speaker 4: Believe it in the lots. I was eating U scrambled
Speaker 4: eggs with hot dogs at home. Please ketch up? Of
Speaker 4: course I did, but I tried to keep the ketchup
Speaker 4: away from the hot dogs. Though the ketchup was strictly
Speaker 4: from the scrambled egg.
Speaker 10: And I know, but the hot dogs when you after
Speaker 10: you were done cooking them, Yes, those should have gone
Speaker 10: in the trash. No, no, you just didn't follow the instruction.
Speaker 13: He even cooked them, he could have just thrown no
Speaker 13: list eaten them several hours later for lunch several years.
Speaker 4: No, that's what you don't have a little thing. And
Speaker 4: we have some hot dogs left over, and I said,
Speaker 4: why not throw them in with the scrambled digs. I'm
Speaker 4: the one who invented the hot dog salad. It's not
Speaker 4: my fault. That didn't go anywhere. When you think about it,
Speaker 4: just do some hot dogs on your salad.
Speaker 9: I was telling Mac earlier on the ride up here
Speaker 9: that I saw a news article today that the Wiener
Speaker 9: will be a flipped over on the highway somewhere down south.
Speaker 9: And I saw pictures that were being picked up by
Speaker 9: a crane and put on the back of a f
Speaker 9: black bed and the headline was we know wienamobile rolls over,
Speaker 9: driver grilled.
Speaker 4: We go, okay, thank you. Well it's the Oskara we know.
Speaker 3: It was the wienermobile was belly up? Was it right?
Speaker 3: And the driver was grilled by the police.
Speaker 4: They're going, wow, the guy who rode head. I had
Speaker 4: a low car breakfast.
Speaker 13: It was scrambled eggs, three sausage and bacon and a biscuit.
Speaker 13: I have the biscuits. And I told Mac I was
Speaker 13: going to leave a tip, and Max said, the lowis
Speaker 13: lane I think made his breakfast this morning.
Speaker 4: Is that right, Mack?
Speaker 13: You said you weren't going to tip her? And I
Speaker 13: wrote you should, and Mac wrote back, don't judge me.
Speaker 3: I I I it done.
Speaker 4: The monetary tip. Can I leave it at that?
Speaker 6: Where's the crickets?
Speaker 4: Where's the crickets? And I left a fiber Even the
Speaker 4: crickets didn't get that one home boy? Okay? So anyway, okay,
Speaker 4: switchy and uh and so how much was it you?
Speaker 4: Hopefully you left like about five bucks, just over nine bucks.
Speaker 4: It was just over nine bucks, and which you left
Speaker 4: like three dollars bucks? You left five bus Okay, Switch,
Speaker 4: that's good. Did he tip that? Well, when you were
Speaker 4: down there around Susan Kay, was he being a show
Speaker 4: off with the tipping on them?
Speaker 8: Now he's a natural.
Speaker 7: I applaud his tipping capabilities and his taste in restaurants,
Speaker 7: and I look forward to going back again soon.
Speaker 4: Those flowers worth the rich anyway, So we're gonna go
Speaker 4: to the house again. Wow, Andy, get us out of this.
Speaker 4: So you have a story to tell us tonight and.
Speaker 3: Few things.
Speaker 6: I have an interesting report. I don't know if you
Speaker 6: guys remember, but the last time I was on I
Speaker 6: said I was going on a ghost investigation to Shepton
Speaker 6: Mallett Prison here in Somerset. Well, I'd been to Shepton
Speaker 6: Mount Prison and summer set on a ghost investigation. It
Speaker 6: was a very interesting evening. Shepton Mallet is a huge prison.
Speaker 6: It was the actually one of the oldest in the country,
Speaker 6: maybe one of the oldest in the world actually, but
Speaker 6: certainly one of the oldest in this country. Only in
Speaker 6: the sixteen hundreds and closed in twenty thirteen. It was
Speaker 6: just too expensive to run. The place is enormous, that
Speaker 6: is absolutely huge. There was a group of about thirty
Speaker 6: of us into small groups that were easy to sort
Speaker 6: of split up because it's such a large area and
Speaker 6: avoid being near each other. And we explored lots of
Speaker 6: prison cells, lots of heavy atmosphere. One area in particular
Speaker 6: of a male cell section was as soon as we
Speaker 6: walked in, most of us with six and agrop but
Speaker 6: we all felt it was pretty heavy and very unpleasant
Speaker 6: in there. It was still daylight, it's still quite brad
Speaker 6: up right outside, but it did feel uncomfortable, and three
Speaker 6: of us agreed. One cell in particular was very unpleasant,
Speaker 6: and we found out later that was one of the
Speaker 6: cells that's supposed to be really haunted, so that was
Speaker 6: quite interesting. We never saw anything, but we all felt
Speaker 6: particularly depressed. I suppose is why were putting it in
Speaker 6: this particular cell, and to say it's the one most
Speaker 6: often seem to have been haunted, with people hearing voices
Speaker 6: on seeing dark shadows moving within at night, So that
Speaker 6: was quite interesting. Went off to another section and we
Speaker 6: found some exhibits of prisoners in history that have been there,
Speaker 6: little setups, and so I forget this distinct feeling we
Speaker 6: were being followed. There was someone or something non human,
Speaker 6: but something was following us around again. We was almost
Speaker 6: like simultaneously, about four or five of us in our group.
Speaker 6: Since there was someone there, we tried to speak to
Speaker 6: it see if it would come forward. A couple of
Speaker 6: them thought they saw a shadow move through a doorway
Speaker 6: into one of the corridors. That can't be certain, but
Speaker 6: certainly the impression of was something there. We were videoing
Speaker 6: and audio recording, and unfortunately nothing came out on either
Speaker 6: to suggest there was anything there. But that was quite
Speaker 6: interesting because for the rest of the night we went
Speaker 6: to different sections, include one area that's supposed to be
Speaker 6: and where people were executed, which was flat as a bank.
Speaker 6: There was nothing there other than this feeling of being watched,
Speaker 6: which is quite fascinating. Went into one area to the
Speaker 6: medical center where obviously prisons would be treated if they
Speaker 6: could be rather thank the hospital, and there was definitely
Speaker 6: a strong negative vibe in there as well. I sometimes
Speaker 6: hear speech here, voices people speaking. It's almost like I'm
Speaker 6: hearing the past recorded and replaying. I just say what
Speaker 6: I hear, sort of clear kind of effect, and there
Speaker 6: was definitely somebody who one person who who said he
Speaker 6: shouldn't be there, doesn't know why he's there. Another one
Speaker 6: seemed to be enjoying the fact that they were dealing
Speaker 6: with dead bodies, and was quite fascinated by the dead bodies.
Speaker 6: And a third who just seemed insane. Is we're going
Speaker 6: to describe it? He was talking gibberish. I could hear
Speaker 6: a voice speaking. It was quite clear. It was not
Speaker 6: in the air. It was in my head, if you like,
Speaker 6: but it was definitely speaking to something quite insane. We
Speaker 6: went then into the oldest part of the prison, which
Speaker 6: is again for the sixteen hundreds, and the cells in
Speaker 6: there were so clost a phobic it was unreal. It
Speaker 6: was very very small rooms, very uncomfortable, very thick stone
Speaker 6: and metal bars, and again no sense of anything in
Speaker 6: particular being in it. But you really felt the oppression.
Speaker 6: I mean, it was dark and the lights of the
Speaker 6: three of us standing in the side and cell all
Speaker 6: three of us felt very, very uncomfortable. So it was
Speaker 6: an interesting night. They're saying. Nothing specific came up on
Speaker 6: audio or video, but certainly a sense there was something
Speaker 6: around in there. It was really quite fascinating. It was
Speaker 6: hopefully we go back again sometime, although at the moment
Speaker 6: there are talking about it being developed into a hotel,
Speaker 6: which would be quite interesting. So at least so we
Speaker 6: hopefully get back in there again, but we're not too sure.
Speaker 6: There was one area that apparently, even when the prison
Speaker 6: was open, prison guards would report a very awful negative
Speaker 6: feeling in one particular area that unfortunately was closed off.
Speaker 6: We couldn't get into it, so unfortunately had in the area.
Speaker 6: But that one has been perhaps the most common reporters
Speaker 6: of having had a haunting occur down there. So it
Speaker 6: was an interesting night. I certainly enjoyed it, but to
Speaker 6: be a bit more active, if a little bit more
Speaker 6: going on than we actually found, but it was it
Speaker 6: was definitely good fun. It was the first one I've
Speaker 6: done in January, the last one I went to. I
Speaker 6: used to go on these every sort of three or
Speaker 6: four weeks, but I haven't for a long time, so
Speaker 6: it was quite pleased to be there. It was a
Speaker 6: very good night.
Speaker 3: What was the name of this facility again.
Speaker 6: Shepton Mallet Prison, chetter Manet's in Somerset and it's h
Speaker 6: hm hm prison, Shepton Mallet.
Speaker 4: Why would some rooms be more haunted than the others,
Speaker 4: Why would some cells be more haunted than others?
Speaker 6: Absolutely no idea, to be honest, you have no idea
Speaker 6: I think what we kind of got the feeling was
Speaker 6: one of the residual stuff. The suggestion was that someone
Speaker 6: was particularly unpleasant that was their cell and maybe they
Speaker 6: were for a number of years and they kind of rang.
Speaker 6: You know, you get people in prison who are kind
Speaker 6: of in charge of groups of people, you know that
Speaker 6: the boss, and I think he may be one of those, right,
Speaker 6: And I mean more detail, the kind of impression that
Speaker 6: there was quite a large, bulky man with a large
Speaker 6: beer and scraggery who you know, if you caused an issue,
Speaker 6: he would have his goons bringing to his cell and
Speaker 6: you'd be a crap out of basically you behave That
Speaker 6: was the impression we got. As I said, other people
Speaker 6: have been to this place, and I've got the same
Speaker 6: sense of this particular cell, cell twenty in this block
Speaker 6: being the one, and it was large and a lot
Speaker 6: of the others. So the idea that you know, someone
Speaker 6: who was like a gang boss may have got that
Speaker 6: cell because of who he was would make sense.
Speaker 4: Yeah, did they do executions at the Spice?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 6: Yes, absolutely. We were taking to the area of people
Speaker 6: used to be either hang, hung or shot and there
Speaker 6: was nothing. That was the funny thing. It really felt
Speaker 6: quite flatterened. It didn't really feel the sense of anything.
Speaker 6: We know at the moment there's at least ten bodies
Speaker 6: buried actually at that site, and until those bodies have
Speaker 6: been exhumed or removed, they can't do anything with the site.
Speaker 6: It can't be changed. And they have to be buried
Speaker 6: for one hundred years before then be dug up and moved.
Speaker 6: And that was ninety eight years over the last one,
Speaker 6: so two years time is when the hoping the redeveloped
Speaker 6: the site came up.
Speaker 4: That's kind of a screwy law, hasn't it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, just the way it works is they got one
Speaker 6: hundred years older. Actually, you made an inquiry about this,
Speaker 6: not for this particular site, but the idea of how
Speaker 6: long the body has to be buried for the book
Speaker 6: I'm writing. Actually, you know, when you could legally remove
Speaker 6: a body without having your problems because there's no traceable
Speaker 6: relatives it small one hundred years ago, then you can
Speaker 6: move for a body, do you know what's on that
Speaker 6: time and the police will investigate if it's moved or
Speaker 6: if it like that. In the again, there has to
Speaker 6: been no trace relatives. None of these people who buried
Speaker 6: have traceable relatives.
Speaker 4: In Arizona und years.
Speaker 8: Is when they consider it archaeology here.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. In Arizona, the state of Arizona,
Speaker 4: it's not illegal to bury a dead body on your property.
Speaker 4: But what is illegal is if you don't call, like
Speaker 4: the gas and Electric company for the dig safe. That's Arizona. Yeah,
Speaker 4: one of our proud fifty stages.
Speaker 3: So I believe that that's true. I believe you're not
Speaker 3: kidding us.
Speaker 4: No, no, I just saw it today in the news.
Speaker 4: Why would it be so andy? So when you say
Speaker 4: you go into a show, I've never done any of
Speaker 4: these things, and I really don't want them because I'm
Speaker 4: a scaredy cat when it comes to stuff like this.
Speaker 4: But you know, when you go win and you say
Speaker 4: I feel, you know, uncomfortable, what's the physical description. What's
Speaker 4: the best physical description you give of that feeling?
Speaker 6: I think the best way to put it if you
Speaker 6: mentioned walking into a bar in America and everyone stops
Speaker 6: talking looks at you as you walk in that kind
Speaker 6: of corros that's kind of an oppressive thing you get
Speaker 6: in some of these places like that. It's just the
Speaker 6: sense that you're being watched. There's something there, but you
Speaker 6: can't obviously can't see anything, but you just get this feeling.
Speaker 6: So it does feel like you are being watched and observed,
Speaker 6: or you you've stepped in the place you shouldn't be in,
Speaker 6: like you've walked in someone's house and you're not invited.
Speaker 3: That feeling exactly, And I get that look every time
Speaker 3: I'm going to a place.
Speaker 14: Cells particularly I did look when I walk in my house,
Speaker 14: feeling like I got at the Orpheum Theater during the
Speaker 14: Aerosmith Blue Oyster Cult concert in nineteen seventy five, a
Speaker 14: lady's room by mistake.
Speaker 10: Oh well, I did that at a Walmart once I
Speaker 10: walked right into the men's room.
Speaker 4: Did you really, I didn't even think anything of it.
Speaker 8: I've done it at an auditorium before. That's like it
Speaker 8: was a stadium.
Speaker 7: It was Joe Robbie Stadium, and that back when it
Speaker 7: was Joe Robbie Stadium, and it was men's and because
Speaker 7: it's a circle, because it's a stadium, men's and then
Speaker 7: you walk a little father and it's women's. And if
Speaker 7: they all look the same, and if you're not paying attention.
Speaker 7: Soon as I rounded the corner and stepped in and
Speaker 7: saw everyone kind of looked at me.
Speaker 8: I was like, whoo, backed right out.
Speaker 3: So there was nobody in there. There was nobody in
Speaker 3: sight when I walked in, and I'm on zipping and
Speaker 3: I'm going I'm looking around and something's wrong with this picture.
Speaker 3: Found somebody came out in the stall and kind of
Speaker 3: gave me a look, but didn't seem that concerned about it.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Well, the restrooms at the new Koma unisex restaurants,
Speaker 4: I don't know if you can imagine this little beach
Speaker 4: bombard down.
Speaker 3: I'll have to try that out as soon as I
Speaker 3: get back to the US.
Speaker 4: But you know, while they still live that dipeer changing
Speaker 4: they have the diaper changing station and what used to
Speaker 4: be the ladies around and uh someone said they put
Speaker 4: someone wrote on it put sacrificial baby here.
Speaker 10: I mean, at the end of the day, that's the
Speaker 10: biggest problem. Why is there a baby changing station in
Speaker 10: a bar?
Speaker 4: Yeah, well right up on the at home.
Speaker 3: It doesn't.
Speaker 4: Leave the kid at home, is right? So anyway, I
Speaker 4: go ahead ahead, please.
Speaker 7: So Andy, I know I just heard you mentioned you
Speaker 7: used to go on ghost hunting like more frequently, so
Speaker 7: I love uh E VPS uh, and I know Bell.
Speaker 8: Used to have that lady come on that used to
Speaker 8: play the little Well.
Speaker 13: There's a whole Barbara macbeth from Brandon somebody or that.
Speaker 13: They were the Ghost Investigation Society and they used to
Speaker 13: get some of the most incredible evs. They were just
Speaker 13: and they would just hang around cemeteries and so forth
Speaker 13: and let their uh they're actually Cassette's hopefully.
Speaker 4: Just going to attack my cat. See what happened? And uh, yeah,
Speaker 4: that was they were. They were spectacular. I mean crystal
Speaker 4: clear right switch describe what that is. Barbara McBeth and
Speaker 4: Brandon as well.
Speaker 6: I have some of the very clear spoken voices as
Speaker 6: well video for these, as well as the Shadows movie
Speaker 6: in Empty Rooms. Yeah, I'm been doing this actually about
Speaker 6: forty years. Has got the pressure when I think about
Speaker 6: its been. But there was a period in the early
Speaker 6: two thousands especially, I used to work with an events
Speaker 6: company used to organize ghost hunts around the country and
Speaker 6: the UK. So I was out almost every weekend for
Speaker 6: a good couple of years. So, I mean I've been
Speaker 6: on hundreds of them, and yes I've got a few.
Speaker 6: I mean I've not got that many considered how many
Speaker 6: events have been on, but there are a few that
Speaker 6: I am absolutely convinced. I've got no explanation for me.
Speaker 6: I look for every possibility of what's caused these voices
Speaker 6: or video footage, and these ones I am convinced are
Speaker 6: are definitely paranormal. What they are I don't know. But
Speaker 6: I've got voices in rooms, then there's no one in there.
Speaker 6: So the videos are shadows moving in rooms and there's
Speaker 6: no one in it. Yes, you know, clear speech, loud
Speaker 6: noises that no one's heard at the time, but yet
Speaker 6: the orders picked up things crashing. I mean in one particularcation,
Speaker 6: which I didn't catch on on audio myself, was amazing,
Speaker 6: was the sound of a roof collapsing. I mean we
Speaker 6: literally heard it, and there's nothing wrong with the roof.
Speaker 6: It's it's been heard before.
Speaker 4: Funny, it was like what a ninth thing to what
Speaker 4: a ninth thing to get heavy sounds? So explain. So
Speaker 4: what we're talking about is that people go into let's say,
Speaker 4: a haunted house, and they'll leave a tape recorder running
Speaker 4: on like that type of thing.
Speaker 6: Yes, I mean I used to have a minidist recorder
Speaker 6: which I actually had on literally wearing at the entire night.
Speaker 6: So I was just scrub what was going on sorry
Speaker 6: reports in the ghost investigations, and I listened back to
Speaker 6: those literally hours of recordings to see if I foun
Speaker 6: anything on there but maybe electronic voice phenomena, which is
Speaker 6: a voice or other sound that's not heard at the time,
Speaker 6: but the recording equipment picks up. And I know from
Speaker 6: a friend of mine he works in TV these things
Speaker 6: do pick up slightly above and below our hearing frequencies
Speaker 6: and brings them in line with their hearings. So it's
Speaker 6: picked up by the recorder but not be able to
Speaker 6: be heard audily by ourselves. So that's why these things occur.
Speaker 6: They're just outside are hearing range, but these machines pick
Speaker 6: them up. So that's how it tends to happen. That's
Speaker 6: the idea of how this was happened. I don't know
Speaker 6: where they come from. I mean, one thing I learned
Speaker 6: about doing ghost investigations is there's no explanation that fits
Speaker 6: all the phenomena the dead come back to lie for
Speaker 6: recordings of the past. It's something definitely going on, but
Speaker 6: what exactly is I wouldn't like to speculate.
Speaker 4: Really, is it just regular conversation or is it can
Speaker 4: you tell what people are talking about and what are
Speaker 4: they talking about?
Speaker 6: More often than it is just conversation, you pick up
Speaker 6: people actually having discussions. I mean, one thing I used
Speaker 6: to do a lot was go to locations and I
Speaker 6: could see in my mind how it looked before, when
Speaker 6: it was before it was properly in use, and describe
Speaker 6: what I was seeing. And you'd hear conversations, you hear
Speaker 6: people were talking. It's always hard to really explain. It's
Speaker 6: like I've been a radio. Suppose you pick up radio
Speaker 6: for from it is. The idea is that the electromnetic
Speaker 6: field around us records what's going on. It's the old
Speaker 6: feel what you should call the stone take through, where
Speaker 6: the building or the physical building itself was recording the sound.
Speaker 6: I think it's more the em field around us that
Speaker 6: somehow picks up and records the stuff and how minds
Speaker 6: interact with it, and then you start to hear or
Speaker 6: sense or even see what was going on in the past.
Speaker 6: From that, sometimes you get things that do seem to
Speaker 6: be interacting as if they are responding to you. Is
Speaker 6: if they know you're talking or listening to them, more
Speaker 6: of them. It's For me, it's been more observing things
Speaker 6: that I'm saying. But people will say they've definitely had
Speaker 6: conversations with quote ghosts right at these locations.
Speaker 4: Right, I am the only I believe in this because
Speaker 4: this is the only really weird thing has happened to me.
Speaker 4: Paranormal was is lived in the house when I was
Speaker 4: in college with like five other people, and we all
Speaker 4: had a room. And when my room there was an
Speaker 4: extra room. When my room was like too messy, I
Speaker 4: used to just go sleep in this other room right,
Speaker 4: this empty room, and I could hear people talking, you know,
Speaker 4: I mean just in that room. I wasn't scared. I
Speaker 4: felt like in a way that I was almost in
Speaker 4: a cocktail party or something. You can hear talking to me.
Speaker 4: You're not really sure what people talking about. This is
Speaker 4: down Seabreck Beach in the winter, anyone who knows, you know,
Speaker 4: there's no one else around. There's a winter rental. But
Speaker 4: that happened, you know that that would happen only in
Speaker 4: that room. And this room is no different from the
Speaker 4: other you know, five bedrooms. But yeah, it was kind
Speaker 4: of crazy enough.
Speaker 6: One thing we agreed on all of us in our
Speaker 6: group and other groups said the same was the mumbling
Speaker 6: in the background. Almost for the entire location. There was mumbling, mumbling, yes,
Speaker 6: and yet there was only us there. It's a massive building.
Speaker 6: The thirty of us in four groups spread out, so
Speaker 6: it wasn't weren't hearing each other because you didn't hear
Speaker 6: casual shouts in the other groups much further away. But
Speaker 6: all the groups agreed. I was mumbling in the background,
Speaker 6: and the voices you couldn't quite hear them, but they
Speaker 6: were there. And of course you're talking about a prison.
Speaker 6: It's been was operating for hundreds of years, so the
Speaker 6: thousands of people have lived there, spent their entire years there,
Speaker 6: obvious year's prisoners and Liver left that kind of impression
Speaker 6: impact on the environment around us. It's fascinating.
Speaker 13: Andy, remember the film The Hunting in eighteen sixty two
Speaker 13: version moments in there. Yes, there are elements in there
Speaker 13: where there were voices that they couldn't quite make out words,
Speaker 13: and it kind of reminds me what you're talking about.
Speaker 13: That is one of the most atmospheric, well constructed film
Speaker 13: of all time.
Speaker 6: He's one of my absolute favorites. I'll tell you briefly,
Speaker 6: it's a very quick story about that movie. Just tell
Speaker 6: what we're talking about. I was about fourteen years old.
Speaker 6: I had help friends staying over from school for that.
Speaker 6: We have thought see what's saying on TV? We saw
Speaker 6: this crappy old black and white ghost field called The
Speaker 6: Haunting on TV. We watched that for a laugh. We
Speaker 6: didn't sleep.
Speaker 3: Oh no.
Speaker 6: And what made it worse was my bedroom had artexts
Speaker 6: on the wall. Oh god, it was a moonlit night.
Speaker 6: You can imagine.
Speaker 13: Just like the room where the two women are, yes,
Speaker 13: and you see these these just the strange shapes on
Speaker 13: the wall and the talking and so forth, and the
Speaker 13: great scene where she thinks, uh, Claire, that Claire Bloom.
Speaker 13: The other lady thanks to Claire Bloom is holding her
Speaker 13: hand too tight. She's across the room. Whose hand was holding? Yes,
Speaker 13: it was she's I can't remember name the actress, Yes, she's.
Speaker 13: That whole scene is brilliant.
Speaker 6: It's brilliantly litters well because the light just move around
Speaker 6: to create the face in the war and it's supposed
Speaker 6: to be the voice of Ukraine, who's house was and
Speaker 6: the grand daughter got daughter crying. You can hear that
Speaker 6: and the muffled sounds coming through the war and it
Speaker 6: was just I say, gared the Jesus out of it
Speaker 6: is my favorite film. I don't know how many times
Speaker 6: I've watched it.
Speaker 13: And the only special effect really is they did they
Speaker 13: did that with the door, yes, and and that's it.
Speaker 13: All the rest is is dialogue, shadows, camera angles and uh.
Speaker 6: And you never see anything. It's just noises, bangs and thumps.
Speaker 6: But if you haven't seen it, guys in ninety sixty
Speaker 6: three films, very.
Speaker 4: Watch it late at night perfectly alone.
Speaker 3: Yes, what.
Speaker 7: You's the movie? Noise?
Speaker 4: Is that what it's called with?
Speaker 6: I think it's got.
Speaker 4: Michael yes Waite noise Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, where he here's the e v p s and
Speaker 7: then he gets all.
Speaker 6: You know, because that came just as though, So I
Speaker 6: think that came up just as a little ghost hunting
Speaker 6: programs pop on TV and or e vps on those
Speaker 6: programs and inspired for the first one was quite good.
Speaker 6: There was a sequels dreadful and remember that. Yeah, but
Speaker 6: you have to say, check out The Harnting if you
Speaker 6: get a chance. It is absolutely brilliant.
Speaker 4: Yeah, really good movie. And what's that movie that Nicole
Speaker 4: Kidman was in where the others or the others sign
Speaker 4: a similar kind of thing.
Speaker 3: That my favorite.
Speaker 4: The others with not a lot of special events, but
Speaker 4: it's all kind of you know, in the story and
Speaker 4: in the way they film it, you know.
Speaker 13: So listen, just one more one more common about the haunting.
Speaker 13: I love the of course there's a generation at the end.
Speaker 13: But the last words that Russ Tamblin says about how
Speaker 13: it should be burnt to the ground and and everything
Speaker 13: sewn with sol, you know, and it's so.
Speaker 4: You know, you've got this long build up and you're
Speaker 4: just you're feeling what he's saying.
Speaker 6: I've never quick story about ghost something that is gaining
Speaker 6: relates to what we're talking about here. The external scenes
Speaker 6: of the movie a film at place called Edsington Park Hotel,
Speaker 6: which is a hotel now it was the country house before.
Speaker 6: Internally that's completely different, but outside it is the same building.
Speaker 6: And you when you see it, you realize the incredible
Speaker 6: camera workers are after his name now the director Robert
Speaker 6: Wise has done to make it seem enormous because it's not.
Speaker 6: It's really quite small actually, but the angle the camera
Speaker 6: work makes it seem enormous. We did an investigation in
Speaker 6: that we were allowed to use one room, which is
Speaker 6: its main central hallway. Nothing very quiet. But in the
Speaker 6: grounds is the more Sooleum of the Family, and again
Speaker 6: we were outside, we could hear voices coming from within
Speaker 6: the more still and the most complete sealed. You can't
Speaker 6: get in there, but we could hear them. Sometime later,
Speaker 6: I watched the DVD version of The Haunting, which had
Speaker 6: the cast doing the description over the top of the movie,
Speaker 6: and at one time us Hamley is talking about an
Speaker 6: occasion when he walked back from an outside scene back
Speaker 6: into the hotel because they were staying there the mausoleum
Speaker 6: and heard voices from the mausoleum. We experienced and time
Speaker 6: we heard you back in the sixties when they filmed
Speaker 6: the movie. That's amazing.
Speaker 8: Speaking of movies and ghost hunting, the three of us
Speaker 8: have been talking about the Philip experiment in Tulpa's a
Speaker 8: lot lately, and I was thinking about how like some
Speaker 8: horror movies they said were cursed, like Poltergeist and The Exorcist,
Speaker 8: and I'm wondering if that was just from being in
Speaker 8: like that horror mindset and almost like creating a curse. Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 8: they threw that woman in the pool with real Skeletons
Speaker 8: didn't tell her, which was probably terrifying for her when
Speaker 8: she found out. And like trauma like that, and you know,
Speaker 8: other things that happened I think could have created that
Speaker 8: curse and not necessarily like one of the dead people
Speaker 8: that was at Skeletons. But also I'm wondering does ghost
Speaker 8: hunting create more hauntings?
Speaker 3: I think.
Speaker 6: I should say, guys, this is discussing the great detail
Speaker 6: and there's ice Strangers factor has just come out today.
Speaker 6: We talked about it a lot. Yeah, definitely. My experience
Speaker 6: of investigation was that the more places were visited with
Speaker 6: people who were into what they were doing, the more
Speaker 6: active places were. It was as if whatever was there
Speaker 6: would use our energy to really jazz up on occasions
Speaker 6: with the public events, especially if the crowd weren't a
Speaker 6: bit flat not that into it. The night was quite
Speaker 6: not much what happened, right, I say, not the convenive,
Speaker 6: but smer that it fed off with us our enthusias
Speaker 6: and our positive volumes or energy definitely made a difference.
Speaker 8: I don't know if there's the thing in the UK,
Speaker 8: but here we like to turn places with horrible histories
Speaker 8: into Halloween attractions. Like Waverly Hill's Asylum and you know
Speaker 8: things like that, And I think it's Ohio State Reformatory
Speaker 8: has you can go on a tour, but they have
Speaker 8: hot actors on the tour. Like there's this one woman.
Speaker 8: She's six foot seven. She dresses up as in like
Speaker 8: Victorian clothes, but has like crazy vampire teeth and she
Speaker 8: will just in the middle of a tour just scream
Speaker 8: ones out of nowhere. And in fifty years our ghost
Speaker 8: center is going to hear her screaming.
Speaker 4: Funny, Yeah, the energy into it.
Speaker 6: We don't have that sort of thing over here. We
Speaker 6: have a trick tree that the kids out about, but
Speaker 6: places themselves don't tend to go fa. Although a lot
Speaker 6: of ghost hunting locations will obviously capitalize that halloweensics pleeple
Speaker 6: expected to be scary and speaking Halloween, So yeah, I
Speaker 6: mean you do get that to a certain degree. They'll
Speaker 6: have a special Halloween night, but they're just a regular
Speaker 6: ghost location anyway.
Speaker 4: Before we go, well, what's the Philip experiment. You mentioned
Speaker 4: something about the Phillips experiment. Philip experiment experiment.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Andy, do you want to take that one?
Speaker 6: It's up to you. You basically it was actually Susie.
Speaker 6: You tell the story. I've been talking a lot.
Speaker 3: So well.
Speaker 8: The story behind why we started talking about it is
Speaker 8: because I just heard about it, Okay, a couple of
Speaker 8: weeks ago. I was listening to a podcast and it's
Speaker 8: you know, basically this man that created a ghost essentially,
Speaker 8: and you know, I've been just obsessed in down this
Speaker 8: rabbit hole, and I've since heard other stories of other
Speaker 8: people creating other ghosts.
Speaker 4: What did you do?
Speaker 3: What do you do?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 6: It was a Canadian spiritualist group who decided to see
Speaker 6: a figure basic traded ghosts as so as you said,
Speaker 6: by giving it a I dentity giment, a backstorygrant history,
Speaker 6: and then try to get to communicate with them via
Speaker 6: their stances. And something did literally became the Philip and
Speaker 6: Flip something. His name was, Yeah, he literally created the ghost.
Speaker 6: It became real. And I tried a similar experiment. I'm
Speaker 6: giving all the details now because it will to take
Speaker 6: a while, but the similar experiment I carried out at
Speaker 6: a location that was meant to be haunted. But the
Speaker 6: particular ghost I started talking about no one had ever
Speaker 6: heard of before. It was something I created, and I
Speaker 6: talked about it quite a bit, and other people were
Speaker 6: sort of joined in discussing this possible spirit there and
Speaker 6: it starts to manifest. Other people would go to the
Speaker 6: location who didn't know me, you've never met them, and
Speaker 6: would describe the same character, the same figure in this
Speaker 6: particular part, even the same name I've given it. So
Speaker 6: it did seem as if two possibilities. Either one I'd
Speaker 6: treated it and it was in the zeitgei so if
Speaker 6: you want to call it, or secondly, something was there
Speaker 6: that then took on the identity that I'd given it,
Speaker 6: that it already existed but didn't have a do its own,
Speaker 6: and took on the one I'd given it. Because even
Speaker 6: years I mean literally years later, people would say that
Speaker 6: all went to blah blah blah, and I said, what
Speaker 6: did you get? Or we've got this named person at
Speaker 6: the back corridor of this building, which is the one
Speaker 6: I know I'd created, And yeah, I didn't know people
Speaker 6: had never seen them before, but they were picking up
Speaker 6: the same history and the same name. So he did
Speaker 6: a question of did I put an impression there myself
Speaker 6: or did something that was in the building take on
Speaker 6: that identity. That's a fasting Chris answer to, but that
Speaker 6: in itself is a great mystery.
Speaker 8: It sounds like I just listened to h an interview.
Speaker 8: It was a man named John Yell Tenny. I believe
Speaker 8: his name was.
Speaker 6: Show.
Speaker 8: Yeah. He told a story about when he was a teenager.
Speaker 8: He made up the story about ghost dog, and then
Speaker 8: he told all his friends convinced them this. I think
Speaker 8: it was like the creepy house on the block or
Speaker 8: something like that had a ghost dog. And then years
Speaker 8: later he came back to his hometown and people had
Speaker 8: seen that ghost dog and someone had actually gotten a
Speaker 8: picture of it.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 6: It depends what the Toulpra effect literally are creating spiritual
Speaker 6: interities as well.
Speaker 8: I think all of all of us here should create
Speaker 8: something something.
Speaker 4: I just want to say, this happened. I think the
Speaker 4: name of the Ghosts Club.
Speaker 13: I said, Bob the Ghost the thing that kind of
Speaker 13: convinced Robert Wise to do that movie, to create the
Speaker 13: haunting into a film. He was reading the book by
Speaker 13: Shirley Jackson at his desk one time during lunch, and
Speaker 13: I think somebody came in and opened the door or whatever,
Speaker 13: and he jumped off his chair.
Speaker 4: He was wrapped up in the I've not read the novel.
Speaker 6: Yet I have to do that sometimes. Oh, I've got
Speaker 6: quite a few times about it.
Speaker 3: Some to the movie.
Speaker 6: The movie is reasonably close to the novel. Definitely, I
Speaker 6: mean you can it's definitely worth the read deal.
Speaker 4: All right, before we take a commercial break, when I
Speaker 4: as you're explaining this, what it kind of reminds me
Speaker 4: of a little bit is AI, because I recently got
Speaker 4: into AI, and I can have conversations with this thing,
Speaker 4: and I know what it is, and I know it's
Speaker 4: not a personality or whatever. But you could just say
Speaker 4: a few things to this and say, create a ghost.
Speaker 4: You know, I'll create the story the background of a ghost,
Speaker 4: and in two seconds there's a thousand words on this.
Speaker 4: It's almost like you're communicating with I said this before.
Speaker 4: It's like you're communicating with somebody someplace else, you know.
Speaker 4: Just some of the stuff I think I sold. I
Speaker 4: sent you those covers, right, Wannie, Right, the covers, I mean, fantastic.
Speaker 4: It's unbelievable. It's unbelievable what they could do. And but
Speaker 4: but it it really feels like you're communicating with somebody,
Speaker 4: you know. I get into a discussion about football betting
Speaker 4: with Ai the other day, and it was very kind
Speaker 4: of enlightening, you know, made a good few good points
Speaker 4: just out of the blue. It's very strange, it's it's
Speaker 4: a very strange kind of instrument, but I like it.
Speaker 4: So on, uh on that. Why don't we take a
Speaker 4: commercial break now, and we'll be right back after this.
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Speaker 4: thank you for that report, and we'll be raaped down
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Speaker 4: Welcome back, and we went to back Moon's Miltrisall Show
Speaker 4: here on the Distant Thunder Radio Network. This is back
Speaker 4: and one and one on the show, we have shoot today,
Speaker 4: very ghostly shows tonight that we very quickly introduced the
Speaker 4: members of the polic Girls. You know, he's here, Bring
Speaker 4: throw us one one across the puddle.
Speaker 3: It's up here. Thank you very much for the introduction.
Speaker 3: Happy to be here. And as you know, either for
Speaker 3: the show. I love it and I love all the
Speaker 3: fans that write in Colin and watch the show, or
Speaker 3: I should say, listen to the show. And someday we
Speaker 3: gotta be on TV, you know, we gotta. Wouldn't that
Speaker 3: be funny? Yeah, we'll do it. We'll figure it out.
Speaker 4: Okay, we were on TV twice. Okay, we're on YouTube
Speaker 4: channel my good friend Martin so his was an UFO
Speaker 4: report and we did two remote, not remote, but live
Speaker 4: shows here from the studio w x e X in
Speaker 4: the big Room. And I know the first one was
Speaker 4: when Coco was with us. He showed up in his
Speaker 4: pilot's outfit and really took a lot of shit for that,
Speaker 4: big time, big time. And then the second time people
Speaker 4: said to us, I mean it was really kind of
Speaker 4: like the repeat of faces for radio. Okay, really you
Speaker 4: know what it was like, what are these guys doing
Speaker 4: on the screen?
Speaker 11: You know?
Speaker 4: So on video, so I think, well, it's a good
Speaker 4: idea one one. I think it's in the future.
Speaker 13: You know, if we do hit TV, I hope Club
Speaker 13: can get his clown suit out of the dry clans.
Speaker 4: All right, switchy, Well preemptive attacks. That voice you just
Speaker 4: said is our international correspondent? Switch played, Steve Ward, switchy.
Speaker 4: Great to be here's your international correspondent. So we've renamed
Speaker 4: where you live down there my sister's tank top, West Virginia.
Speaker 4: Is that catching one? Is that any traction down there yet?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 13: It's funny when I drew out of Chaln to hit
Speaker 13: the city limits and I looked at my real good mirror.
Speaker 4: Sure enough, that's what it says on the sign. Okay,
Speaker 4: mission accomplished. Also with us is a favorite good witch
Speaker 4: up there in sideways? You know Van, How are you?
Speaker 10: Hi?
Speaker 3: My friends?
Speaker 10: Thank you so much for having me. I'm glad to
Speaker 10: be here.
Speaker 6: Mac.
Speaker 10: I just wanted to say, I know, I know we
Speaker 10: have a schedule to follow, but I did want to
Speaker 10: piggyback on what you were talking about with Ai. You
Speaker 10: should come back to me. I couldn't find it fast
Speaker 10: enough when we were on the air before, but I
Speaker 10: found it so that would be good to chit.
Speaker 4: Chat about come back to Raven. Okay, also with us
Speaker 4: is super fan Susan Ka down there North Carolina. How
Speaker 4: are you tonight, Susan.
Speaker 8: Hi, I'm doing great, so happy to be here.
Speaker 4: Okay. I think we might have went over this in
Speaker 4: our past lives. But you don't have a tank top tonight.
Speaker 4: Even though it was unofficially tank top Tuesday, I did
Speaker 4: not get the memo.
Speaker 3: I didn't.
Speaker 4: I am to make a wardrobe chain called for back
Speaker 4: after Dock.
Speaker 8: Everyone else has black shirts on as well.
Speaker 4: That's true.
Speaker 8: Last turn the camera off when I do the war.
Speaker 4: Back after doc, they have my friend. Okay, last week
Speaker 4: we had tank top Tuesday for anyone who wasn't here
Speaker 4: and Alan I actually went out and bought women's tank
Speaker 4: tops Walmart.
Speaker 3: Okay, I did too.
Speaker 10: Yeah, but you reason we need to be a TV
Speaker 10: show because Mac didn't know how to wear his tank
Speaker 10: shop and put it on over his shirt.
Speaker 4: Well like one one. You should point out that you had.
Speaker 4: Not only that, but you've got a panty a set
Speaker 4: right on top and the.
Speaker 3: I got a discount. If I got the tank top
Speaker 3: and a panted, you go with it. I got a discounts,
Speaker 3: I figured I go with it. Now, I got nothing
Speaker 3: but ads for tank top.
Speaker 4: That's what I That's exactly what I'm saying is is
Speaker 4: that I'm getting wal Matt how's the tank top?
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, taktops like crazy?
Speaker 4: We left it here at the station when just saying
Speaker 4: if anyone finds this out with it, what are those three?
Speaker 4: And not al? It's up to now?
Speaker 3: Right? And because it's a woman's tank top like from Gap. Yes,
Speaker 3: so Gap is featuring women's clothing for me and stuff
Speaker 3: like that. I mean it's looking over my shoulders saying
Speaker 3: women's clothes.
Speaker 4: What's going on there? I'm getting the same thing.
Speaker 3: With the women's clothing.
Speaker 4: I'm getting the same thing from Walmart. I'd rather be anyway.
Speaker 4: So Susan, thanks for joining us. Susan, Oh, oh my god.
Speaker 4: She actually did a water holding down and I was
Speaker 4: looking at one waterday. Okay, do I have to put
Speaker 4: mine on?
Speaker 11: Now?
Speaker 4: Wow? That's the special. It's the special? Okay.
Speaker 7: Actually, I have one that the gentleman made. It's in
Speaker 7: I want to say, a two x lay.
Speaker 8: So he wanted me to let you know that he
Speaker 8: would like me to donate it to the show. If
Speaker 8: you want me, I want to send it to ah
Speaker 8: well listen or something.
Speaker 4: You just you know, switches switches.
Speaker 3: That's a one off, right, Susan.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, he only.
Speaker 8: Charged me fifty and that's including the shirt.
Speaker 6: Kidding, that's crazy, that one.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So here here's the.
Speaker 4: There's a logo switching that switch. Yep.
Speaker 3: Okay, And that is that logo iron don or stitched
Speaker 3: into what it's like silk screened. Yeah, it looks nice.
Speaker 3: It looks really good.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's quality. I mean, it's not going to come off.
Speaker 7: In like a wash.
Speaker 4: You know, is the men's and women's? Is it men's
Speaker 4: or women's? Does it make a difference with shirt?
Speaker 7: I had to get a men's That's what we were
Speaker 7: laughing about, because the gentleman could only find women's shirts.
Speaker 7: And when I went to this guy's store, the only
Speaker 7: shirt I could get was a men's tank talk.
Speaker 8: So okay, but this is a men's This is a
Speaker 8: men's shirt.
Speaker 4: Really really okay? I'm wearing.
Speaker 8: So is that my clothing is men's clothing?
Speaker 10: Is that what my shirts are?
Speaker 3: Andy?
Speaker 4: Please tell me you're wearing of.
Speaker 8: The men buying women's tank tops?
Speaker 10: I guess wearing the gap in business, so.
Speaker 3: I was forced into it. I shot too late for
Speaker 3: the show. If I could have ordered a nice men's
Speaker 3: Rolling Stones tank top, and I'm going to come in
Speaker 3: until like this week.
Speaker 10: I blackmailed all of them in said they didn't participate,
Speaker 10: then there was going to be hell to pay.
Speaker 7: Is that why Al had a peach or what was
Speaker 7: that color shirt? Not sure?
Speaker 4: I think it was a peach. The funny thing was
Speaker 4: was that I said to him, listen, we'll just put
Speaker 4: the shirts on over our shirts, right and for the
Speaker 4: first segment where you know people will see us. Next thing,
Speaker 4: I know, he's walking around in this thing with his
Speaker 4: shirt off. I said, didn't you read the memo? Let's
Speaker 4: go right? And he looked ridiculous. He did. I said,
Speaker 4: if anyone watchs in here, we're never going to be
Speaker 4: able to explain this. So please put your shirt back,
Speaker 4: and he did. But anyway, yes, so.
Speaker 3: The studios in the residential neighborhood, and they may not
Speaker 3: look too kindly to what's going on in that station.
Speaker 4: No, No, like the old player, Uh, girls going in
Speaker 4: and out, always a cloud of smoke around the door,
Speaker 4: remember that complaint. Anyway, so we are in the middle
Speaker 4: of introducing everyone. Raven, thank you for joining us, super k,
Speaker 4: thank you for joining us. Now switch, I already introduced you,
Speaker 4: correct about a half hour ago. Yeah, okay, also with
Speaker 4: us from across the puddle as our good friend Andy Mercer, Andy,
Speaker 4: I know who you look like. It's it's the guy who.
Speaker 4: He's an actor and his father was the baseball commissioner
Speaker 4: and he's on uh.
Speaker 3: He was.
Speaker 4: He was drawing Adams in the HBO series. He's a
Speaker 4: very he's a very famous actor. He starts at Maggie Siff,
Speaker 4: who Raven looks a lot like in the same show Billions. Well, anyway,
Speaker 4: I have nothing what you're talking about.
Speaker 6: There's nobody over here yet.
Speaker 4: Well once you see a picture of talking about it, neither. Okay.
Speaker 4: Can someone google Billions please and just see who.
Speaker 3: Just making it up?
Speaker 6: I think I just want the.
Speaker 3: Wow. Now, that's cool. You're good.
Speaker 6: I do wear hats. Do you realize I do black
Speaker 6: hair and the sun on my head is not a
Speaker 6: good thing I've had sometime before.
Speaker 4: That's a very cool head. I wouldn't wear it in
Speaker 4: the US, but in England it's probably very fashionable.
Speaker 6: Oh my collection of hats?
Speaker 4: Do you really Okay, any really embarrassing ones that you
Speaker 4: won't talk about.
Speaker 6: Oh god, no, I mean I'm quite literally, I don't
Speaker 6: know where just for fashion or the look is because
Speaker 6: I say, I've had heat stroke a sunstroke before because
Speaker 6: of the lack of hair on top my head, a
Speaker 6: very pale skinned no hair. Now it's not a good
Speaker 6: combination of even the you can get enough sun sometimes
Speaker 6: I can get heat strokes.
Speaker 4: Now, you look very stylish, but you look like you're
Speaker 4: a bookie at a at a racetrack or something. Yes,
Speaker 4: you know the money and changes the whole press mountain
Speaker 4: in his mouth, that's right, yeah, yeah, yes, yes, and
Speaker 4: a pen behind his ear. Yeah wow, and a little
Speaker 4: like one of those tickets in the Yeah.
Speaker 6: The brew is actually just part of the hat.
Speaker 3: Maybe it says maybe it says press press, press pull
Speaker 3: to get this press. That three stoages things press press,
Speaker 3: and he goes they had they had from the men's
Speaker 3: room in their heads.
Speaker 4: They needs a press passket in, so they went press press. Yeah,
Speaker 4: they're gonna be one hundred years old. He looks like
Speaker 4: Clark Kent right now.
Speaker 13: Yeah yeah, And then he just takes off the hat
Speaker 13: and the glasses and whips out the cake and puts
Speaker 13: his underwear outside his pants.
Speaker 4: And if he did all that, possibly and shaved the beard.
Speaker 3: And yes, and a lot changes as well.
Speaker 6: Yes, I have to say I do not own a
Speaker 6: tank top, so never participating tank top Tuesday.
Speaker 4: You do it, you don't, I do not, will not
Speaker 4: do not. I never will want to buy one. No, no,
Speaker 4: Michall ship you want? Also, can you fit in a
Speaker 4: two XL that would be three? I think how much
Speaker 4: three must be British measurements? Also with us, no no, no.
Speaker 4: Also with us is our good friend Susie Best Steele
Speaker 4: down there in Connecticut. Susie, Hello, thank you.
Speaker 8: For having me back. I have again decided to torture
Speaker 8: myself by agreeing to do this really and I will
Speaker 8: do professional help, I promise.
Speaker 4: Okay, so you've turned down an invitation to come to
Speaker 4: Boston and it's a torture for you to be.
Speaker 3: On the show. Well, you just didn't have to go
Speaker 3: to Boston.
Speaker 4: That I try to say that, but you know I
Speaker 4: was terrible bone.
Speaker 3: You don't have to go.
Speaker 8: They don't have to go to Boston.
Speaker 5: I'll I'll do it.
Speaker 3: No way, am I totally avoid Boston by going to
Speaker 3: where Mac is going to do the show for.
Speaker 4: I think Boston is a very nice report is another half?
Speaker 8: Is that like that Massachusetts thing where it's Boston and
Speaker 8: then it's not Boston, but everyone still calls it Boston.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, yes, yeah, yep, absolutely not sure, or Boston
Speaker 4: culshore of Boston. It's the whole freaking coastline. It turns
Speaker 4: out anyway place where they say you just go straight
Speaker 4: down this road and there's nothing straight about the road
Speaker 4: half a billion times.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and it's two feet wide.
Speaker 4: Yes, it is very narrow.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah. The UK, The UK is ridiculous in terms
Speaker 3: of road wid crazy.
Speaker 6: I have to remember much older country.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, they really were.
Speaker 3: But there's no way some of these roads. First off,
Speaker 3: there being two way traffic where if you're if you're
Speaker 3: there's a lorry coming the other way and you're in
Speaker 3: a little fee out or something, you still feel like
Speaker 3: you're not going to fit getting the curb. My driving lessons,
Speaker 3: I was hitting the curb too many times. I'm going,
Speaker 3: I can't fit down this road and the road there's
Speaker 3: no way. This road is forty miles an hour, no way.
Speaker 3: I tend to take the bus to glaston near by.
Speaker 6: How much that way too, And there's a section of
Speaker 6: the bus that goes down the road and it blocks
Speaker 6: the whole road quite a long section, and any think
Speaker 6: of the way it just has to reverse.
Speaker 3: Togate out of the way.
Speaker 4: The whole driving on the other side of the road thing,
Speaker 4: man is just screws me up. Just even thinking about
Speaker 4: it kind of screws me up. And I've been over
Speaker 4: there and they're insane. The taxi drivers are in freak insane,
Speaker 4: or at least they were when I was over there,
Speaker 4: and in going around the first rotary like the wrong way,
Speaker 4: if you know what I mean. It's like being to
Speaker 4: love like a horror ride at the amusement park or something.
Speaker 3: It was.
Speaker 4: It was it looked like it was going to come
Speaker 4: and hit.
Speaker 3: Out of There's roundabouts everywhere. Geez.
Speaker 6: Anyway, Sundons a place you don't want to drive. London
Speaker 6: is where it's really really bad and crazy.
Speaker 4: Really yeah. Yeah, Salem Mass is too, right rave you've
Speaker 4: been there, the Salem Mass there in Halloween season. Salem
Speaker 4: Mass chooses is the hottest city to get around in
Speaker 4: that I can think of driving around because it's there's
Speaker 4: no rhyme or reason to it, you know. I mean
Speaker 4: it's like circles and squares and triangles like that.
Speaker 3: Anyway, those triangles in those triangle intersections really get.
Speaker 4: Every man f himself.
Speaker 3: Right away.
Speaker 4: Yeah, rodary is still roadary. People still don't know how
Speaker 4: to go around roadaries in Massachusetts, right they they The
Speaker 4: stupidest thing is just put up some freaking nights.
Speaker 3: Anyway, if you take driving lessons in the UK, you'll
Speaker 3: spend half your driving your You're a lot of driving
Speaker 3: lessons going through roundabouts, single roundabouts, doubles, triples and quadruples
Speaker 3: with or without traffic signals in the middle. They'll take
Speaker 3: your ass to Southampton during a rush out and a
Speaker 3: rush hour around here is it's an easy peasy, could
Speaker 3: be able to rush hour in Boston, but their rush
Speaker 3: hour here can be crazy. And the roundabout techniques you
Speaker 3: have to have down pat whether they say you're going
Speaker 3: to fail the test. Have you ever round about crazy here?
Speaker 6: Have you ever seen roundabouts? Yeah?
Speaker 10: What?
Speaker 6: What have they experienced? A magic roundabout here?
Speaker 4: A magic roundabout?
Speaker 6: They are basically one roundabout with four roundabouts around the roundabout.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, yeah, yeahs round the roundabout and if you
Speaker 6: don't know what you do, you can get.
Speaker 3: People the wrong across the country. It looks like it
Speaker 3: looks like a double figure eight you've got Oh no, no.
Speaker 6: These are like one big one and four small ones around.
Speaker 3: Ying.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm getting.
Speaker 4: Busy rotaries in Boston.
Speaker 13: I would just close my eyes and let that And
Speaker 13: when I bounced off the curve, I know he's getting
Speaker 13: too closed curves to get out of there.
Speaker 4: That's a good strategy eventually, right. The thing in Boston
Speaker 4: to it it's going around them is that it's usually
Speaker 4: so much traffic. Everyone's going around and like it's slow
Speaker 4: motion in a way, you know what I mean, Like,
Speaker 4: who's the next one who's going to take you the
Speaker 4: chance to go out into traffic? Anyway? Listen, what are
Speaker 4: we talking about Boston traffic? Switchy? As a report? What
Speaker 4: do you have in back you there? What what's that
Speaker 4: background that has to do with my report?
Speaker 13: The moral mystery? Okay in Brazil to member found dead
Speaker 13: on a hill.
Speaker 4: And there's the picture. Let me put your bumper in
Speaker 4: right here, Switchy, And now.
Speaker 5: It's time for another story from the Lost Annals of
Speaker 5: the Packer a normal. It's time for Steve Ward's report
Speaker 5: from the Fringe.
Speaker 4: Switch every report for the Fringe. Get my stuff out heres, Hey,
Speaker 4: don't stand up.
Speaker 13: This is known as the Moral Mystery, and it deals with,
Speaker 13: like I say, two men that were found dead on
Speaker 13: this hill in Brazil. It deals with a possible UFO
Speaker 13: sidings there was an explosion and an alleged attempt to
Speaker 13: contact other worldly intelligences.
Speaker 4: That starts on a hilltop.
Speaker 13: Near Rio dejian Earro called Morrow do Vintum and by
Speaker 13: the Tiroi in the suburb called the Tiroid, and the
Speaker 13: time is August nineteen sixty six. A young boy who
Speaker 13: was never named, he was looking for his kite and
Speaker 13: he scaled this hill and then he finds these two bodies,
Speaker 13: these two men there doesn't look like there was a struggle.
Speaker 13: They're just lying on their backs. They have suits on
Speaker 13: and raincoats, and next to them they have kind of
Speaker 13: crudely fashioned lead masks. So he lurks the police and
Speaker 13: the police it's kind of a I guess known. It's
Speaker 13: got a bad reputation in this area, I think, smuggling
Speaker 13: those down there and so forth. They decided to go
Speaker 13: at the crack of dawn in daylight, so the police
Speaker 13: arrived and they confirmed that there's a you know, there's
Speaker 13: no sign of a struggle, there's no blood. They don't
Speaker 13: really understand what happened. The victims were Miguel Vianna thirty four,
Speaker 13: Manuel de Cruz thirty two, and both buried and had families.
Speaker 13: They were two electronics enthusiasts. Now they had set up
Speaker 13: by bus for the mountain at nine am Wednesday, August seventeenth.
Speaker 13: Now they told everybody they were going to go to
Speaker 13: San Paolo to buy a car and electrical equipment, but
Speaker 13: that was just a cover. They arrived at Niroy at
Speaker 13: two pm. It was raining, so they bought raincoats, they
Speaker 13: bought a bottle of mineral water, even got the receipt
Speaker 13: to return the bottle. So they certainly intended to come back.
Speaker 13: And then they set out to climb Moro di Vinto
Speaker 13: and that's the last time they were seen alive.
Speaker 4: They had with them somewhere over one.
Speaker 13: Thousand dollars they equivalent of a thousand dollars, So I
Speaker 13: don't know what they were planning to do with the
Speaker 13: money because they weren't going to buy a car now again,
Speaker 13: absolutely just just a total mystery. No sign of violence
Speaker 13: or anything. But there besides the masks, there were these
Speaker 13: bits of paper that had electrical basic electrical formulas on it.
Speaker 13: But also it was kind of a very cryptic note.
Speaker 13: It said Sunday, one capsule after lunch. Wednesday, one capsule
Speaker 13: at bedtime, and be at the place arranged at sixteen thirty.
Speaker 13: Take the capsules at eighteen thirty after feeling their effects,
Speaker 13: cover half your face with lead masks.
Speaker 4: And wait for the agreed signal. This is a drug deal.
Speaker 4: This is a drug deal gone really bad.
Speaker 13: Well, there's there's a lot more weird stuff connected with this.
Speaker 13: The autopsy showed that there was no poison in their system.
Speaker 13: They could really figure out what they had died from,
Speaker 13: but it was cardiac arrest, but they don't know why.
Speaker 4: And they both died about the same time.
Speaker 13: Their skin was kind of a pinkish color. They thought
Speaker 13: maybe possible burns, but it is a little little crude.
Speaker 13: They had kind of decomposed a bit, so they weren't sure.
Speaker 13: Moving along now, the men that they specialized in putting
Speaker 13: up local TV transmission transmitters and repeaters, and they were
Speaker 13: both members of a spiritualist group, a secret occult Society.
Speaker 13: The rumor was that they had been making contact with
Speaker 13: other planets, probably through channeling, like George van Tassel and
Speaker 13: George Hunt.
Speaker 4: Williams Miguel's sister.
Speaker 13: They interviewed her after the death, and she said that
Speaker 13: her brother claimed to be on some kind of a
Speaker 13: secret mission when they went to their workshop. When the
Speaker 13: police went to the workshop, they found a book called
Speaker 13: Scientific Spiritualism. There were certain phrases that are underlined in
Speaker 13: this book like spirits, intense, luminosity and masks. Now, there
Speaker 13: was another guy named Alco Goez. He was another scientific spiritualist.
Speaker 13: He was allied with the men.
Speaker 4: They had gone to Alphona Beach on June thirteenth.
Speaker 13: The police were investigating find out about, you know, what
Speaker 13: had they been doing ahead of time, what could have
Speaker 13: possibly led to this bizarre encounter on this hill. And
Speaker 13: they found out that on June thirteenth, when this guy
Speaker 13: showed up, all of a sudden, they saw this some
Speaker 13: kind of a UFO or whatever, was an extremely bright light.
Speaker 4: It came down over the shore.
Speaker 13: About five minutes later there was a huge explosion and
Speaker 13: some of the local fishermen said they had seen a
Speaker 13: flying saucer and watched it fall into the sea. It's
Speaker 13: unclear what the men were trying to do, but it
Speaker 13: turned out that the explosion had nothing to do with
Speaker 13: this craft. It was a homemade bomb that these guys
Speaker 13: had made.
Speaker 4: They apparently set it off. I guess when they saw
Speaker 4: this thing. It doesn't really make a lot of sense.
Speaker 13: Manuel said that he was going to attend a final
Speaker 13: test and determine whether or not he was a believer. Now,
Speaker 13: these men had been involved in many saying, so there's
Speaker 13: a very kind of a mystical connection with all this.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 13: And then another lead mask incident surfaced from several years before.
Speaker 13: Nineteen sixty two. A TV technician had been found dead
Speaker 13: at the top of Morodo.
Speaker 4: Kuzendo Kuzeno and with a lead mask. And there's no
Speaker 4: more information on that.
Speaker 13: Somebody else had taken undertaken this bizarre journey on another
Speaker 13: mountain several years before, there was a professor of yoga
Speaker 13: that a lot of people were weighing in trying to understand,
Speaker 13: you know, why did these men die?
Speaker 4: What was going on?
Speaker 13: He suggested he thought they might be taking some kind
Speaker 13: of alkaloids like LSD twenty five or mescaline. They're supposedly
Speaker 13: are taken to step up mental awareness. But you know,
Speaker 13: that's just it was just wild speculation. Another the police
Speaker 13: thought they had taken. I think it's pronounced curie, which
Speaker 13: is derived from a plant. It's sometimes used by some
Speaker 13: of the natives to poison arrows and creates paralysis. And
Speaker 13: I don't know why they would have thought these guys
Speaker 13: but that, I mean, I don't get that at all.
Speaker 13: So we really don't know why they were up there
Speaker 13: or what they expected to accomplish. But a senora this
Speaker 13: Susa described a she was very a very credible lady.
Speaker 13: On August seventeenth, which is when they were up there,
Speaker 13: along with her three children, saw an oval object orange
Speaker 13: and color was fire around the edges and it was
Speaker 13: shooting raised down on top of the hill. And she
Speaker 13: saw this craft or this this whatever it was, for
Speaker 13: three or four minutes. In nineteen eighty, Jacques Filet made
Speaker 13: the journey there with his wife, Saludo Cerez de Susa.
Speaker 13: He was a detective that specialized in long term bottle
Speaker 13: up cases and a interpreter, a journalist, a press photographer,
Speaker 13: and the boy now a man that actually discovered the bodies,
Speaker 13: was there with them. And so because Valat said he
Speaker 13: had just heard you know, third party of rumors about
Speaker 13: this for years, he decided he needed.
Speaker 4: To go there and look at the at the area.
Speaker 4: So they climbed up Moral Devinton and arrived at the
Speaker 4: crime scene.
Speaker 13: That there had been much growth since there, uh since
Speaker 13: the since sixty six and uh, but there was no vegetation, no,
Speaker 13: nothing was growing. Well, the bodies were laid out, and
Speaker 13: Valai said, asked the man, he said, are you sure
Speaker 13: this is the spot? And it turned out there was
Speaker 13: a some kind of a stake in the ground which
Speaker 13: was still there, which would make him, you know, certain
Speaker 13: that this was the area. Uh so uh, you know, again,
Speaker 13: it's just a complete mystery. They did get some channeling
Speaker 13: from some spiritualist group to claim that they were Jubytarians
Speaker 13: and it was an accident or whatever, and it was
Speaker 13: just a lot of a lot of gibberish that described
Speaker 13: the Jubytarians as a.
Speaker 4: U as all the women that were foot taller than most.
Speaker 13: It was just absolute some of the most absolute crazy
Speaker 13: channeling you could imagine.
Speaker 4: So it did something that has never been solved. We
Speaker 4: have you know, the Oh, by the way, the the
Speaker 4: notes that were written was not in their handwriting. It
Speaker 4: was it was a third party.
Speaker 13: It was they thought maybe some kind of grew rule
Speaker 13: or some kind of teacher who sent them up there
Speaker 13: to do whatever, to presumably contact some other intelligence.
Speaker 4: All right, yeah, two questions. First of all, I just
Speaker 4: want to say that as soon as you said that
Speaker 4: the woman was seven feet tall and he came awake,
Speaker 4: it just happened to be. And all of a sudden,
Speaker 4: now he's paying attention.
Speaker 13: Well, you know, Eddie has probably channeled Ashtar, you know,
Speaker 13: most of his life. You so he has he is
Speaker 13: that all that inside knowledge?
Speaker 4: So did they have the thousand dollars on them when
Speaker 4: they found them? Yes? Okay, so it wasn't robbery, but
Speaker 4: it doesn't it sounds like some kind of a drug
Speaker 4: deal gone bet or it sounds like the Heaven's Gate
Speaker 4: people kind of like waiting, you know, waiting to be well,
Speaker 4: it could be.
Speaker 13: It seemed like it seemed like they thought they were
Speaker 13: going to survive this, whatever the heck it was. And
Speaker 13: we still don't really know what it was they were
Speaker 13: ingesting in those pills.
Speaker 4: Right, yeah. Yeah. The mask is pretty weird too. Lead
Speaker 4: mask and all things to wearing and the fact that
Speaker 4: there was another one that took place years before. Yeah,
Speaker 4: what's that about? It must be some kind of correspondence course.
Speaker 13: And how do we, you know, wear a lead mask
Speaker 13: and go up on a hill with yeah, to contact
Speaker 13: the other intelligences?
Speaker 4: Do an LSD with a thousand bucks in your pocket?
Speaker 4: Sounds like fun? Well, thank you, switchy, thank you very much,
Speaker 4: switch my pleasure. Okay, So, who's raising their hand to
Speaker 4: make a comment? I see Susan. Kay, Susan, Oh, you're
Speaker 4: indicating we clapped the switch. What is it going to
Speaker 4: be every week? But don't go worry. I won't go
Speaker 4: to my head. Sorry, Susan. Did you have a comment
Speaker 4: to make?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 7: I just thought his story deserved applause.
Speaker 4: Okay, well it does deserve flaws. It does fake. I
Speaker 4: did get here without much stuttering, fake speaking full sentences.
Speaker 4: Well that's nothing. If I was club i'd say the
Speaker 4: thing in your head is too tight.
Speaker 7: But on my so, I didn't steal one of the
Speaker 7: pages this week.
Speaker 4: Either had a fight with a cat off here. I
Speaker 4: don't see the whole thing just shifted over to the left. Switchy.
Speaker 4: You know, denial isn't just a river in Egypt?
Speaker 3: Buddy.
Speaker 4: Okay, well, I'm out of joke, So Susie, you must
Speaker 4: have some kind of story to tell us to delight
Speaker 4: us in eight minutes to you, Well, I.
Speaker 8: Was kind of debating and if I was going to
Speaker 8: remind you or not that I promised you an update
Speaker 8: on something the last time I was here.
Speaker 4: Good, let's hear it.
Speaker 7: The day.
Speaker 8: Yes, my my paranormal romance.
Speaker 4: Oh that's right, Oh my god. Why didn't we bring
Speaker 4: this up at the beginning of the show. Let me
Speaker 4: play a little music, little music right here. Okay, please,
Speaker 4: Susie update this.
Speaker 8: I like him. He gave me a rock, which made
Speaker 8: me realize apparently I am a penguin because that was
Speaker 8: super impressive to me. My entire life, I've been making
Speaker 8: people wait so I could pick up rocks. No one
Speaker 8: ever thought to pick up a rock for me until now.
Speaker 4: Okay, boy, this sounds like love. Ye. Now are you
Speaker 4: talking about a diamond a diamond ring or are you
Speaker 4: just talking about a rock off the ground? Okay, he's
Speaker 4: she's showing the rock. Wow. If that's a diamond ring,
Speaker 4: that's big. Okay, Okay, that's nice, very interesting mineral.
Speaker 8: So go ahead, and my fighters don't freak him out.
Speaker 8: He actually thinks it's cool that I have them have what, oh, spiders?
Speaker 8: So I have about two dozen tarantulas.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, there I know where the cats are disappearing. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 4: all right, interesting and the spiders. Don't freak him out.
Speaker 4: That's okay.
Speaker 8: No, we both have tattoos of spiders. Actually the same
Speaker 8: kind of spider.
Speaker 4: Interesting, the same kind of spider. Wow, all right, so
Speaker 4: this is love, all right, go on please.
Speaker 8: And then we have had I don't know if you
Speaker 8: call it paranormal, but we've had some synchronicities, like driving
Speaker 8: over the same bridge the same day in different directions,
Speaker 8: listening to the same song. And then there was one
Speaker 8: day he so, I have the Susie Cam. I did
Speaker 8: a Susie Cam video talking about fall River. He did
Speaker 8: Corey cam in Fall River.
Speaker 4: Really did like that happening. Okay, all right, it's kids.
Speaker 4: As the kids say, so, how many dates is this?
Speaker 4: How many dates have you been?
Speaker 8: Oh? I mean five or six?
Speaker 4: Five or six? Okay, I'm on the show.
Speaker 8: Full government. We need address social Security number. I'm sure
Speaker 8: you have all these things. You're not gonna let Max
Speaker 8: scare my wife, Mom.
Speaker 4: I'm doctor Love here. I have a background as doctor Love,
Speaker 4: as listeners already know. So, so six dates since the
Speaker 4: last time you run the show you run like two
Speaker 4: weeks ago.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and I have like I'm not like a a
Speaker 8: nice person, but I have been like actually like nice
Speaker 8: to him. It's very strange, wow behavior.
Speaker 4: Well yeah, what's his name?
Speaker 3: What his name?
Speaker 4: Coy Corey?
Speaker 7: And when you feel strange when you're being nice to him, Susie.
Speaker 8: Yes, So, like this morning, I sent him like like
Speaker 8: a sweet good morning text and then and I get
Speaker 8: up super early, so it was before he was up
Speaker 8: and I'd got in the shower and I actually screamed
Speaker 8: out loud, Oh my god, and I like smacked myself
Speaker 8: on the forehead. I'm like, who did that? I was
Speaker 8: possessed or something.
Speaker 4: Yes, not I do. Okay, So did he write back
Speaker 4: good morning? I'm in the shower too.
Speaker 8: His are always nicer than mine because I'm like new
Speaker 8: to being nice. I think he's used to it.
Speaker 4: Would he ever come on the show? We can maybe not.
Speaker 8: We can talk about that later.
Speaker 4: Give it a little bit, yeah, give it a little
Speaker 4: hit a breathe. Yeah, that might not be the best idea.
Speaker 3: In the world.
Speaker 4: But that's great. It's good. Everyone loves somebody sometimes, so
Speaker 4: this would be good. You being nice to them. You're
Speaker 4: being nice to them. That's a point. Yeah, that's a
Speaker 4: point in the in the right direction. And uh hmm
Speaker 4: been out with them five six times? Interesting? Okay, Well,
Speaker 4: as doctor Love, I see a bright future for.
Speaker 8: You two, you love.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'll send you the bill. Well, we just yes,
Speaker 4: you don't.
Speaker 8: Need to involve the government.
Speaker 10: It's the ultimate kink.
Speaker 4: Wowie. Okay, So I think it's probably time to start
Speaker 4: to say goodbye. I have no idea what the time is.
Speaker 4: Al and Pete are in the other room trying to
Speaker 4: put out a podcast mess together, so let me stop by.
Speaker 4: I'm going to stop by thanking Andy. Now, look, let's
Speaker 4: look up. Let's look. Can someone look up billions please
Speaker 4: for me? We get about six moments billions it already did.
Speaker 10: The only person I can think of is are you
Speaker 10: talking about Paul Giamatti.
Speaker 4: Paul Giamatti, Look at him?
Speaker 6: Come on, I don't see it.
Speaker 4: You don't see it. You know what he looks like.
Speaker 4: He looks like the guy used to be the general
Speaker 4: manager of the Bruins.
Speaker 8: That's who it is, and that's like the weirdest movie
Speaker 8: to reference Paul Giamatti like he's.
Speaker 10: Been in He's been like literally everything. If you go
Speaker 10: on IMDb, he has been in every movie, every TV
Speaker 10: show ever.
Speaker 4: He's also like sorry, he's yeah, well watch Billions and
Speaker 4: you go, wow, this is really miscasting. But his father was.
Speaker 6: I found it like.
Speaker 10: Him. I was looking at the cast and I'm like,
Speaker 10: I cannot figure out who he thinks.
Speaker 4: He looks like, put the hat, put the hat back on.
Speaker 4: There you go, shamblin film, really weird one. He's been
Speaker 4: in a lot of stuff.
Speaker 10: You're right, oh, the really weird one.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 8: That doesn't narrow it down.
Speaker 4: But his father with Ron Howard's daughter, Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: he was that called what no, no, no, no, that's
Speaker 4: a terrible movie. Oh man, that a bad movie.
Speaker 10: Are you talking about the one with the grass?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, good grass. Monsters sucked. Oh I love that movie.
Speaker 10: Happening It's time for a lobotomy.
Speaker 13: If you thought that happened, that's that's that's one of
Speaker 13: his best all time films.
Speaker 6: I have seen this guy before, but I don't know.
Speaker 10: Okay, he's Santa Claus in Fred Klaus. That's what my
Speaker 10: favorite Christmas movie is.
Speaker 4: Okay, well we all right, So anyway, Paul Giamati, No,
Speaker 4: but his father used to be the commission of Baseball,
Speaker 4: which is you know, I think he's just riding in
Speaker 4: the coattails. But I'm gonna send you, Indy, I will
Speaker 4: be in touch. I'm going to send you your exact double. Okay,
Speaker 4: And he's would be talking.
Speaker 6: About four different people I started to join the show.
Speaker 4: Well, okay, all right, maybe you have multiple personalities. You
Speaker 4: don't know, how would you know?
Speaker 8: For reference?
Speaker 10: Mac thinks I look like this actress Maggie Skiff that's
Speaker 10: also on Billions. And I mean if you have it
Speaker 10: pulled up, I mean he needs his eyes severe say that.
Speaker 4: Well, it's similarity, not just me, it's just the show.
Speaker 6: He's obsessed with it.
Speaker 10: I think that are we being sponsored by Billions?
Speaker 4: Wow? Okay, Well, he thinks I look like Brad Pitt,
Speaker 4: and he's right. Well, at the end of a long night,
Speaker 4: I just looked.
Speaker 3: Up Maggie Stiff and there's some images. If you've got
Speaker 3: to Google images and look, just type it in. There's
Speaker 3: a couple images there that look a little bit like you.
Speaker 3: Rave a little bit.
Speaker 4: She looks exactly anyway. Okay, thank you for the six minutes,
Speaker 4: so thank you, Thank you Andy for joining us. Andy,
Speaker 4: thank you for joining us from across the puddle. Love
Speaker 4: the hat, Love the hat, Keep the hat. Okay, a
Speaker 4: little ticket in the brim, wouldn't you know? It wouldn't
Speaker 4: be bad?
Speaker 6: Sticks down the ticket.
Speaker 3: A little idea that says daily mail or.
Speaker 4: Something something like that, the little daily plant, daily plan,
Speaker 4: very cool.
Speaker 3: The sun.
Speaker 6: As the Times of the Guardian.
Speaker 4: Of the Financial Time Monday, Susie bas still for joining us,
Speaker 4: and thank you for giving us a peek into your
Speaker 4: romantic life.
Speaker 3: I think it's very that was an interesting peak, very welcome.
Speaker 8: And I have some good news and bad news for
Speaker 8: you on the Michigan Stoneheads. Okay, yes, it is actually
Speaker 8: something that was discovered back in two thousand and seven.
Speaker 8: It is not a monolithic site at all. It's literally
Speaker 8: just a row like a line of stones. They're not
Speaker 8: very big, Okay. I think it's about nine thousand years old,
Speaker 8: which would be five thousand years older than Stonehenge, so
Speaker 8: maybe that's where the five thousand came from.
Speaker 4: Yep, but they it was it was dry land back
Speaker 4: then really.
Speaker 8: A passage, you know, up into Ontario. I think it is,
Speaker 8: and they think it was just a guide for driving caribou.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I could see that. The Bimini Road same thing.
Speaker 4: I mean, the Bimini Road is really a little bit
Speaker 4: more mysterious because it looks like that it was really
Speaker 4: cut into a road. But it could have been from
Speaker 4: twenty thousand years ago and water level wasn't up at
Speaker 4: that point. So okay, mystery solved. Thank you, Susie. Also,
Speaker 4: it's time to say and night. Okay, So we're going
Speaker 4: to clap for Susie as well. None for you, Andy,
Speaker 4: if you notice, but the girls want to clap for
Speaker 4: each other.
Speaker 8: We just love clapping.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we got the clap over here.
Speaker 4: He well, picking the low hanging fruit you also, Susan
Speaker 4: K thank you very much tonight for all your assistance
Speaker 4: on and off the air.
Speaker 7: Oh absolutely, It's just pure heaven and pleasure, and I
Speaker 7: appreciate everyone's patience and I just love you all and
Speaker 7: seeing you all and hope to see you all soon.
Speaker 4: You never hear that from club. Thank you Susan for
Speaker 4: joining us, and maybe you will come up and join
Speaker 4: us for a show at the stabbing galllege sometime. That
Speaker 4: would be funny.
Speaker 7: I would absolutely love that.
Speaker 4: You already have a relationship.
Speaker 8: It's where I was last when I lived up there,
Speaker 8: So you have.
Speaker 4: A relationship with Dave. Dave knows you. You've talked to
Speaker 4: Dave on the phone to tell him where I'm our way, right?
Speaker 4: Haven't you done that in the past?
Speaker 10: I have.
Speaker 7: Yes, I tried to buy your drinks, but.
Speaker 4: He wouldn't let me know. He knows better than that.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Susan for drinking. We're near the Ohio. I
Speaker 4: mean I could you go up there on a paddle
Speaker 4: or something? Yeah? Yeah, come pick you up on the
Speaker 4: way up. Okay, Wow, another romance maybe? Thank you? Okay,
Speaker 4: so let's see. I guess, say, Raven, did I say
Speaker 4: good night to you?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 4: That's okay, I mean it doesn't Megie, I mean Megie, Raven.
Speaker 4: Thank you for joining us. We appreciate it.
Speaker 10: Thank you so much for having me.
Speaker 4: This is fun. Okay. You know your father is I
Speaker 4: don't have to tell you, but you know he's He's
Speaker 4: the doublest guy in the world, he really is. I mean.
Speaker 10: I haven't talked to him in a couple of weeks,
Speaker 10: but so Saturday is his birthday and Sunday is mister
Speaker 10: Raven's birthday.
Speaker 8: And on Sunday I'm.
Speaker 10: Taking them up to thee I'm sorry if you can
Speaker 10: hear that. My neighbor just drove down the street on
Speaker 10: apparently Alanmore. On Sunday, I'm taking them up to the
Speaker 10: Hobart Book Village. It's a town that's completely made up
Speaker 10: of like used bookstores. So I think I'm just gonna
Speaker 10: probably not come back. So I think this is a
Speaker 10: farewell podcast for me today. But yeah, that's the plan
Speaker 10: for the weekend.
Speaker 4: I thought you would say a place that has all
Speaker 4: bar rooms, but I just jumped to the conclusion books.
Speaker 3: Open.
Speaker 10: Yeah, they're all like different and they all just have
Speaker 10: like you know, used books that people turned in or
Speaker 10: you know, they bought from.
Speaker 4: Somewhere and ye, and not a cent goes to the
Speaker 4: person who wrote it. I know it very well. Anyway,
Speaker 4: Thank you Raven.
Speaker 3: The UK. You find that, you know those old red
Speaker 3: telephone booths that you see on TV, sure that almost
Speaker 3: totally disappeared. There's actually a couple of Lymington that one's
Speaker 3: still one's still in use, but they convert a lot
Speaker 3: of the small villages to convert those telephone booths to
Speaker 3: free bookstores. You know, take a book book of those.
Speaker 10: Yeah, they they built a little tiny one in the
Speaker 10: park that's down the street from my house, and I
Speaker 10: just think it's so cute. But some jerk ripped the
Speaker 10: door off of it, so all the books. You know,
Speaker 10: it rains constantly here, so all the books get drenched
Speaker 10: all the time. Like, you know, you got to be
Speaker 10: such a miserable dick to rip a door off of
Speaker 10: a free bookstore.
Speaker 4: Get that right.
Speaker 3: Okay, we got a few of those, right lobbies.
Speaker 4: Those are still once again the writing it's not a scent,
Speaker 4: but that's okay, And that's just like, so, thank you
Speaker 4: Raven for joining us.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Now he put the you know them strain up the
Speaker 4: w rec train, so there he is getting out of
Speaker 4: the way. Switchy, thanks for joining us. My pleasure. Okay,
Speaker 4: and you will cat free mostly on the air tonight,
Speaker 4: right mostly, okay, So therapy is working. I might have
Speaker 4: done something behind your back, but I actually looked behind
Speaker 4: my back. Thank you, Switchy. We appreciate it. One one.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Wannie.
Speaker 3: You're welcome, okay, glad to be here. It was awesome. Yes,
Speaker 3: and I had to tell you though. But there's a
Speaker 3: parting word for the show is I missed my hedgehogs
Speaker 3: that the woman that lives in the cottage that rented
Speaker 3: the place where we left, she didn't uses the hedgehog
Speaker 3: equipment that I left behind, labeled and cleaned and scrubbed
Speaker 3: and attached instructions to it. Really left hedgehog food and
Speaker 3: dishes and m.
Speaker 4: But she doesn't see them, right, she doesn't see them.
Speaker 3: Uh, I don't know what she does. I told my
Speaker 3: my former next door neighbor who's next door to her,
Speaker 3: if he could just cruise by and just ask her,
Speaker 3: just for just familiar introduced me to her. I don't
Speaker 3: want to just knock on the window and say, hey,
Speaker 3: I used to live you. You're taking care of those
Speaker 3: hedgehogs for me. Kidding, but I created a hedgehog highway
Speaker 3: in the fence and everything, because really next door and
Speaker 3: he says he said he's noticed clear signs of hedgehogs
Speaker 3: dropping hedgehog droppings in his yard.
Speaker 4: Interesting, okay, good, So that.
Speaker 3: Means they're still around and they're still enjoying life. That's excellent.
Speaker 4: It's so good to hear even I hate saying you're
Speaker 4: putting Andy to sleep and these should be for you.
Speaker 3: And honest to God, I never thought i'd get into hedgehogs,
Speaker 3: but now you are.
Speaker 4: Is this guy like playing with the poop? What's he stepping?
Speaker 3: Observes it and then cleans it up?
Speaker 4: Good for him? How they can hedgehog poop be Well,
Speaker 4: that's another show that might be Mac after Doc.
Speaker 3: That's a strange look because they eat a lot of insects.
Speaker 4: Okay, here we go, all right, let's go to the
Speaker 4: let's go to the plugs. I'm just glad I asked
Speaker 4: you here. Also thank you to Alvinaldo and also Pistol Pete,
Speaker 4: who are in the other room, probably at each other's
Speaker 4: throats now trying to hook up our podcast system, which
Speaker 4: all the instructions came in not English, but yes German.
Speaker 4: So anyway, well, let me start off by saying the
Speaker 4: plug is by saying we're sorry that in some of
Speaker 4: our broadcasts, especially on Apple and a couple others, that
Speaker 4: they insert advertisements just kind of randomly in the show.
Speaker 4: We have nothing to do with that. Really, they just
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Speaker 4: Right, commercial free is good. Also. Homestar Troops homest Our
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Speaker 4: make that mootiage payment every month and well and read
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Speaker 4: people who gave a lot to us, so we should
Speaker 4: give a lot to them. Homes are troops. Ninety cents
Speaker 4: on your dollar, tarry your dollar goes right to a veterans,
Speaker 4: So please google them and see what they're about. Now,
Speaker 4: two things, Tonay. First of all, we always say John
Speaker 4: mccainn was a war hero. It's not something you make
Speaker 4: fun of. It's someone that you look up to. But
Speaker 4: we don't talk about politics on this, but I urge
Speaker 4: everybody to look into this thing called Project twenty twenty
Speaker 4: five I think is the name of it. And all
Speaker 4: you have to do is see what their plans are
Speaker 4: for the veterans. Okay, forget about all the other stuff
Speaker 4: the veterans. Basically, what they're going to do if this
Speaker 4: goes through is after ten years, no matter what happened
Speaker 4: to you, where you wounded, how you're wounded, if you're
Speaker 4: having any you know, delayed symptoms, after ten years, that's it.
Speaker 4: You're out. Okay, you're not part of the system anymore.
Speaker 4: So there's a cutoff of ten years they're going to
Speaker 4: take some veterans facilities, close them and send the people
Speaker 4: to community health centers. Okay, a community health center isn't
Speaker 4: in one of those first aid places. It's a place, yeah,
Speaker 4: maybe out in the row plants of the country. Whether
Speaker 4: it's a dentist, a doctor, a barber. You know, this
Speaker 4: is what they're doing. This is this is what they're
Speaker 4: planning for our veterans. I just want to say, what
Speaker 4: the fuck is the matter with this country that that's
Speaker 4: how you're going to treat our veterans anyway, Project five,
Speaker 4: just read it. Read I read it the other dayning
Speaker 4: I'll check it out. My mind is blown. Anyway, until
Speaker 4: you hear us next time. This is back for the
Speaker 4: entire game. Say be safe, be happy, and.
Speaker 3: Bye bye.
Speaker 1: In the darkest darkness, in the blackness black on a
Speaker 1: road to nowhere.
Speaker 15: There's no turning back.
Speaker 12: Love, reachs out and touch me, stop me in my
Speaker 12: tracks across my heart.
Speaker 10: Because it's true.
Speaker 8: I'm nothing with that who.
Speaker 1: Across my heart, because it's true, I'm nothing with that,
Speaker 1: with the you.
Speaker 12: When the stars I'm raging and the sees our hide,
Speaker 12: when the canon's fired across the smoky sky and the
Speaker 12: casts crumbled and the angels cried across my heart. Across
Speaker 12: its true.
Speaker 1: I'm nothing with that you.
Speaker 11: Cross my heart.
Speaker 3: That is true.
Speaker 1: I'm nothing with that.
Speaker 2: With the you.
Speaker 11: Need don't reason, I don't need no vision.
Speaker 12: I'm just gonna stand here, made my own decision. I'm
Speaker 12: gonna listen to the.
Speaker 7: Rhythm of my.
Speaker 11: Sometimes I'm nothing at all. You're always there when I come.
Speaker 11: You always catch me whenever.
Speaker 10: Across my heart.
Speaker 12: Because it's true.
Speaker 1: I'm nothing with that you.
Speaker 10: Across my heart.
Speaker 3: This is true.
Speaker 1: I'm nothing with that without your Sometimes I'm nothing at all.
Speaker 11: You're always there when I come. You always catch me whenever.
Speaker 10: I am fall.
Speaker 12: Cross my heart because it's true.
Speaker 11: I'm nothing with aut you.
Speaker 6: Cross my heart.
Speaker 12: Because it's true.
Speaker 1: I'm nothing with that you.
Speaker 4: Cross my heart.
Speaker 8: It's true.
Speaker 1: I'm nothing with that.
Speaker 4: You cross my heart.
Speaker 12: Because it's true.
Speaker 11: I'm nothing with.
Speaker 1: That without your.
Speaker 10: M h.
Speaker 7: The feel?
Speaker 11: Can you hear mad to feel.
Speaker 3: The feel?
Speaker 11: Can you hear mad?
Speaker 4: Fee up?
Speaker 3: Let me up?
Speaker 11: Can you hear mad feel?
Speaker 2: Listen me up?
Speaker 4: Didn't you hear back with me