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Speaker 1: There are one thousand UFO sightings reported around the world
every month. Ninety percent of these sightings can be explained,
but ten percent cannot. Officially and unofficially, the US military
has been investigating the UFOs since nineteen forty seven. They're
top secret goal is to mine out what's behind these
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Speaker 7: Good evening the wan Welcome to Mac Maloney's Militrack's Now show.
Here in the distant Thunder Radio Network. This is Mac
maloney while the show we have for you tonight broadcasting
live from the Stobbing Galley Restaurant, fifty five Wata Street,
to report masks, great seafood, great hamburgers, great steak and
cheese sandwich. And as we're walking in the special was
two lobsters. Ooh for twenty nine bucks, was it?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Yeah, And I'll tell you around here that's that's a
great price stop a galling restaurant. That's where we are,
our favorite place. So we have quite a shoe for
you tonight. Let me introduce the members of the policy
real quick though okay, not real quick, but girls, you
probably know he's here before we were. You can feel
his vibe across the puddle. Get your fein, get your mistress,
sit yourself down, get your big box of clinics, your
big box of wife's, your squeegee, and you loub because
very famous one one is here. Wanie.
Speaker 1: Hello Mac.
Speaker 5: Hello, ladies and gentlemen in all ships at sea, Welcome
to the show. Glad to be here as always and
pleasures indeed one hundred percent mind and twenty percent yours.
Speaker 7: That's one twenty okay, all right.
Speaker 5: I know it. That was about politicians can't do the math.
Speaker 1: So I'm just kind of well joking on. Are we
both products of the Boston school system? Not really?
Speaker 5: I beg your pardon. I am a product at the
Cambridge message even even better also with us up there
in no down there in I gotta watch it here
down there in flat tile, West Virginia is a senior
news correspondent, Switch flag Steve wad Switch, How are you tonight?
Speaker 1: Switchy?
Speaker 8: Oh, I'm switch right.
Speaker 7: Okay, you didn't get the memo? Okay, all right, yes,
switch how are you tonight?
Speaker 8: Great?
Speaker 9: I got my totally not fake haircut because you.
Speaker 10: Can see I can't wait to hear what you have
from Yeah, that's.
Speaker 7: Coming up next. And how's everything with you? Switchy?
Speaker 1: Great?
Speaker 9: I mayd a dollar seventy five and quarters off the
Mofman statues, but this weekend greatly.
Speaker 1: That's a bonus.
Speaker 5: That is right.
Speaker 7: It's not quite trend in bottles, but it's also with us.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 7: In the studio here is engineer, slash producer and you know,
fix it man, get away driver and uh pot foma
as it turns out, all right now though, uf ol
mc kenny.
Speaker 1: Hello, Mac, hello, everybody, okay, passa and.
Speaker 5: All that, you know, back of all trades. Yeah, but
you know, master of none, you know. But you got
the you got the crop and you got the bees.
The crop, the crops in the crop is in. It's
a lot of it's dry, some of it's still drying.
But and you don't use any of it.
Speaker 11: No, I never touched the stuff. I don't not my particular,
as Trevor would attest to, not my drug of choice.
Speaker 1: And I've mentioned it to him in the past, also.
Speaker 5: Back in the sixties. He's just say, it's not my
bag man.
Speaker 7: Back in the sixties, this stuff gets like a thousand
people high on you know, one joint. It's like Christ
with deal the bread and wine. That's another shoulder. Also
with us is our favorite good witch up there in
the sideways, and.
Speaker 1: They she's sitting in a dark room at the moment.
Raven is with Raven. How are you?
Speaker 10: Oh Raven's not here tonight.
Speaker 7: Oh oh okay, so.
Speaker 10: You can come back to me after okay.
Speaker 7: All right? Sure. Also with us is a favorite fan
down there in North Carotle line. Assuming she's with us. No, no, no,
she's not. I guess I didn't get the memo. Also
with us is uh up there and also in sideways
and is lonely larry l l How you doing?
Speaker 2: He just just fine? You know, want to stay one one.
I think your your math is one hundred percent right
about sixty percent of the time.
Speaker 1: So good on you.
Speaker 5: What uh, thank you?
Speaker 2: And you know I got to I've got to share
with you that I, uh, I received an unfortunate diagnosis
this morning of a pool shoulder. So if I seem
a little bit off to you, you'll understand what shoulder
the ugly cousin to tennis elbow?
Speaker 1: Oh really yeah? Huh?
Speaker 7: I thought he said, cool and soba which you.
Speaker 5: Have a game tonight, right shot?
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 2: Pool shoulder doesn't actually exist, but the doctor said that
that's that is the cause of my ailment, which is, uh,
which is unfortunate.
Speaker 1: Did you get the painkillers or anything that you can
pass around? I did, Yeah, I got.
Speaker 2: I've got my show. The doctor told me that I
better better off not taking until bedtime because they'll knock
me on my ass.
Speaker 10: Let's sell them to.
Speaker 1: Kids coming up? Did you both show are just one?
Speaker 4: So we get them hooked? That greater business.
Speaker 7: That voice you hear is our good friend there, Trevor
Colson down there somewhere in greater Boston. You know we're
gonna clap to him. I'll tell you why, because he's
helped us a lot off the Trevor is the one
who started this whole thing at the galley by hooking
this stuff all up, because without him doing it the
first time, right, was never going to happen. Now we do.
Speaker 1: Susie helped with that mac.
Speaker 12: I saw that just you saying those words made you
almost vomit in your mouth.
Speaker 1: I didn't.
Speaker 12: Turn away from the microphone. He almost threw up hurt
that much, didn't it?
Speaker 7: Wow? So what's new with you there?
Speaker 4: Not too much?
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 12: I'm not much of a Halloween person, but everybody else
around me is.
Speaker 4: So I just I just bear witness, That's all.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 7: As a kid, Halloween was my favorite. I mean it
was it was like it was like pre Christmas, you
know what I mean? You know, and you know back
then it seemed like they're just like right around the Klana.
These days, it seems like it's next week. But I
really liked Halloween. We really got into it as far
as you know, collecting candy, making plans.
Speaker 1: We're little kids.
Speaker 7: We're making plans out of you get the most candy
and at least amount of time, and we go in
and change our costumes and just go around our neighborhood
again and said, and people wouldn't know it.
Speaker 12: So all I remember the the memory I have associated
with Halloween the most. It's an unfortunate one that that
made that vampire make up in the eighties.
Speaker 4: It really burned your.
Speaker 1: Skin, really, yes, huh yeah, And.
Speaker 12: A lot of kids complained about it, including me. It
burned so bad.
Speaker 1: Vampire what uh yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, maybe that garlic
in it or right.
Speaker 7: You know, there's a racist joke in there somewhere, but
somewhere also there he is joining us Jesus Christmas training
us hot is. Oh my god, there's really club senior
security chief. Will he club? He looks like he has
a Jets mask on with a Jets hat on or something.
Turn you have to you have to get your camera
manto today. Oh that's that is.
Speaker 5: Frightening Celtics Celtics hat on and a cool uh wow, cool.
Speaker 7: Man, Yeah, cool mask is true. Hopefully that's club underneath it.
How you doing that? Club?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 13: What are you doing?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 7: You know the same as as always. Wow huh so
I you know you're probably in morning because your team
is now one in five.
Speaker 1: One in five.
Speaker 7: Oh he's not talking, and all of a sudden he's
get a little Oh what's that?
Speaker 5: Little Patriots to my new gimmick?
Speaker 7: Okay, all right, let's what is it?
Speaker 1: It's a lamp okay, okay.
Speaker 13: And it spins around. Yes, I'll show you how it spins.
Speaker 1: It's magic.
Speaker 7: It's take it from house people.
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 5: It's it's magic and that it does what besides spinning around.
Speaker 1: Is a square?
Speaker 13: The idea is that it's a light.
Speaker 7: It's okay, it's got Tom Brady's.
Speaker 1: Mhm.
Speaker 7: Well this is fascinating, least for great radio.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Take it from Oh there you go.
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's spinning and holding it up.
Speaker 7: Yep, nothing, it's magnetic. It's magnetics. Man. Yeah, very cool. Listen,
talk about magic. Someone who's with us who has to
go and play pools soon even though he has pool
shel Oh Susie. Did did I introduce you?
Speaker 1: Susie? Yes, I did you introduced Switch?
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, I'm playing Switch tonight. Is a good friend, Susie,
best Jill, and just so that we're going to clap,
you win, Susan.
Speaker 9: Actually I'm Agent Scully.
Speaker 7: Oh really, Yeah, it looks like a version.
Speaker 9: Because I had like three hours notice to pull something together.
Speaker 7: Well you do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you look, you've got the FBI badge on and everything.
Get her. I'm impressed, and the red hair and everything.
Speaker 7: Yes, I'll tell you. I got to confest this man.
When that show came on, I fell in love with her.
I was just like so crazy about her.
Speaker 10: Every guy in the nineties fell in love with her.
Speaker 9: I think a lot of women did.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, she's good for her because she is anyway.
It is because she looks so, you know, unusual to
be on TV. Up until that point there, everyone was,
you know what I mean, like almost too perfect or whatever.
If you can really say that, that's like a normal person,
a normal kind of normal, really attractive, normal hot chick
with features.
Speaker 1: Yep. Yeah, yeah, I love that she's talking about.
Speaker 7: Her name is on the X Files. The right hand.
Speaker 12: She's also has like an encyclopedic knowledge of electronic music
and techno.
Speaker 7: She knows.
Speaker 4: Yeah, not a lot of people know that.
Speaker 12: In nineties she produced a like a big compilation of
compact discs and you went through the history of electronic
music and dance and dance music.
Speaker 4: That was all hers.
Speaker 7: She like the woman who played Wow Wow. That's a
very yeah interesting. I think she was like a punk
before she gets the big break.
Speaker 1: But yeah, so I got.
Speaker 4: To look that up and our Yeah, I guess she
knows a lot about.
Speaker 7: Music also, So listen, someone has to I feel like
I've said this, Beeopole has to leave quickly because he's
playing pool. However, lonely Larry, who is Raven's father, has
a great hall Lean story. So we held them one
at least once a year. Is he a wake? Is
there any there?
Speaker 1: He is?
Speaker 7: Okay to you? Now, didn't I try to do that?
Speaker 1: You tried to.
Speaker 11: But I will introduce them do it together together. So,
ladies and gentlemen, I would like to introduce two new
members to our show. These are the Maloney Sisters.
Speaker 7: Oh god, this is not going to go good. Go ahead,
here we are Maloney Sister, the Maloney Sister. You are
one of Triplet's I think like one one then Nick, yes.
Speaker 10: A Maxine.
Speaker 14: Do you see the family resemblance?
Speaker 1: We do.
Speaker 14: We took a break tonight from film school to be here,
so I know that LL has a little pool game
that he needs to run off to. But we're actually
missing classes for film school.
Speaker 8: Okay, we're attending.
Speaker 15: I had to take a uber here.
Speaker 7: Okay, okay, see the whole night is going to be this. Okay,
someone please take a screenshot for evidence later. I appreciate it.
Speaker 15: I also wanted to tell you that, you know, my
sister Maxine and I, you know, we collaborated to We
just released on book. It's called how to Dump a
Cat's Body at Sea and Not Get Caught?
Speaker 10: Yes, and that is on sale everywhere.
Speaker 7: All right, that's that's worthy of some dancing. Get ready
see they hear? Yeah? Wow, the Maxists can really dance.
Look at the Oh. Well, thank you very much.
Speaker 1: Girls, Thank you for having us.
Speaker 7: I never really had sisters.
Speaker 15: But you know, it's nice to be your own family.
Speaker 2: And so long.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like identical copy, Susie K does look like me,
which is kind of scary.
Speaker 1: Doesn't fall fire from the tree, right.
Speaker 7: Well, that's depending on the tree.
Speaker 16: So listen and I use your profile.
Speaker 1: Look at that. Oh my goodness, Like I probably had
a little bit too much of L's product to put
up with this, But listen, come in hot.
Speaker 7: I think it's uh there he is. I'm seeing names.
Well w n VP. They'll break brings back, remember now
pee testing? Hey Pete, can you hear me? Yes, we can? Okay, yeah,
can you see us? I can, I can see you.
To wait a minute, okay, maybe he can tell us
what's going on?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Zoom is saying it doesn't see the camera. Me
figure that out. Make sure the camera is powered up
my body. Boom boom.
Speaker 7: Let's put number one music.
Speaker 1: Whoops, boo boom.
Speaker 5: So what's on the menu down at the start of
the gallery tonight?
Speaker 1: I smell fried food? Yeahs and Ferocious coming right around
the killing me. Yeah, it's two lobsters for twenty nine bucks.
And that was one of the things.
Speaker 7: But once they started, you know, I think they probably
have the stuff they sell. Dave told us one's fish
and chips. Everyone gets fish and chips down here, seafood
and you can just smell it. It's great.
Speaker 5: I don't think I've ever had fish and chips.
Speaker 7: They're excellent. And the fries they have are excellent.
Speaker 5: I know the fries are excellent. I've had fries.
Speaker 7: Hey, Pete, how are you doing there?
Speaker 1: Buddy? What's going one? Let me it's the camera out here,
But don't sweat over there.
Speaker 7: Joining us is a good friend. The CEO of the
vast Falcony Communications Empire is a pistol, Pete Falconi. We're
gonna clap him in yes only because he is a millionaire.
Thank you Pete for joining us. Yeah, okay, yeah, all
is good, good, good.
Speaker 1: So listen. You can see that this is a halloween show.
You can see that there were people dressed up in
costumes guarantee to frighten you. Can you tell the people
who are dressed up with the people who are not.
I'm not sure. I see maybe a couple, a couple
of duppel gangers. Maybe Raven might be dressed.
Speaker 8: Up, would you tell?
Speaker 1: Okay, here we go, well different for some reason.
Speaker 7: Well, Pete is the owner of a network of stations
that we used to be broadcast from one here in
New We put right around the corner from the stop
and yelling. That's why we kind of got installed in
this place and enough from w x X in actually
in New Hampshire, but that doesn't exist anymore though PETE.
Speaker 1: Doesn't, well technically it exists. What it has new call
letters in a different format. Okay, so we're going to
get to Larry first, but I'm going to ask you.
So you're you went to your Halloween playlist on the
other stations you run not as yet, no, but you
know it'll be. We'll get to play in you know,
the monster Match about every three hours, right, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: Just every three hours we go.
Speaker 1: That's all? Is that?
Speaker 7: Bobby Boris Picket? Boris Bobby Picket? Yeah? Yeah, anyway, if
we can wake them up. Lonely Larry is with us,
Ravenshon and he has quite a story to tell us.
This is a Halloween show, by the way, if we
haven't mentioned in the first forty two minutes, it's a
Halloween show. We're gonna do two this year. This is
number one. We wanted to have Lonely Loring on because
he has a hot, warming story about what happened to
him when he was trick or treating as what an
eight year old?
Speaker 1: There?
Speaker 7: Double seven seven? Okay, yeah, all right, tell us well,
if it's good. We'll probably put a little music beyond it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I've been trying to put this painful episode behind me
for almost sixty years. And thank you Max for making
me trot it out. It's okay this year every time
means the world to me.
Speaker 1: Okay, you will pay for your therapy.
Speaker 17: Tho.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there you go. Yeah, yeah, let's go. Two hour show, Larry,
let's go.
Speaker 2: I prefer I I try to avoid all all things Halloween.
I prefer to think of it as All Saints Day Eve.
But Mac, I know you went to you went to
parochial school, so all Saints Day, I know, is always
circled in red on your calendar.
Speaker 5: I think the day of the day celebrations is the
coolest thing. I'm celebrating that a little bit on my hat.
Speaker 4: That's cool.
Speaker 2: Before I before I I tell this sad tale again,
I have to say this kind of threw me.
Speaker 1: Uh. A few days ago, I learned that.
Speaker 2: My son in law not not Raven's husband, but the
less wasted one.
Speaker 1: Wow. Wow out now there dude, when.
Speaker 2: He was when he was a lad. Uh, he had
his candy stolen. I gave away ending he had his
candy stolen and he doesn't even remember it. I figured
that he's just you know, uh.
Speaker 1: With no emotions.
Speaker 7: Yeah, not to interrupt this fascinating story, but aren't you
in a hurry to get somewhere? Look, just tell us
your story.
Speaker 2: Taking this much time? Or he was so traumatized that
he blocked it.
Speaker 7: Blocked it out.
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Absolutely.
Speaker 2: Anyway, here's the here's here's the deal. I I was
trick or treating for like six hours with my.
Speaker 1: Brother and sister.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, and he has a serious amount of candy.
Speaker 5: We were we were.
Speaker 2: Literally around the corner, like half a block from home
with our tremendous amount of loop and uh, these uh,
these kids came came riding up on bikes and one
of them wiped my giant bag of candy out of
my hands and rode off into the night.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: My sister, my older sister, who was who was a
real tough bitch at the age of well or whatever
it was, she gave case and probably would have killed
him because if she was fast enough, but uh, it
was not to be so. Uh And that is the
reason I have hated Halloween.
Speaker 7: Uh so you blame her? Is that what you're saying?
Speaker 2: Oh, I blame those on their on their banana bikes.
Speaker 13: I'm ask you a questions.
Speaker 1: Go ahead.
Speaker 13: Did they at least say trick a treat?
Speaker 18: I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't recall them saying anything. I might have had
a couple of words for you.
Speaker 13: As long as you say trick a treat, there's nothing
wrong with coming along and taking you back.
Speaker 7: That's the trick.
Speaker 1: That's true, it's fair. Another reason Halloween list, what were
you dressed as?
Speaker 7: Like little or something?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 7: You're your your target.
Speaker 2: I always, I always disliked Halloween and I will not
ever get dressed up for any reason because I think
it's weird.
Speaker 10: I think you're in a cardigan and a khaki.
Speaker 1: That's his costume.
Speaker 2: I was dressed as a New York Yankee, and what
that consisted was I had a Yankees jacket and a
Yankees cap, and that's what I wore every year.
Speaker 7: Really talk about Civil War?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 7: Not the baseball team. Right.
Speaker 10: The saw you coming and they're like that weird little
kid that thinks he's a baseball player locked the doors.
Speaker 2: You probably figured I had it coming to me because
I went as a Yankee and not you know, Red Sox.
Speaker 7: Don't pin that on me there, dude, no, no, So
so Larry, So you're going to a pool tournament. You're
actually a pretty good pool player, correct.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, as Raven summed it up well when
she bought me a key chain for Christmas a year
or two. All go go ahead, declaring me the world's
okayest pool player.
Speaker 7: But you've gone to Vegas? How many times have you
gone to Vegas because of you?
Speaker 2: I've won trips to Vegas three times. In fact, in
a couple of weeks, we're going to a tournament where
the where the winner gets a trip to Hawaii.
Speaker 1: Really okay, all right, that's all right? Wow.
Speaker 7: So so you'll call me from Hawaii like you did
from Vegas and say I'm going home early because this
place is boring. Do you remember that phone call. He's
out there on someone else's time for four days and
he calls me at the end of one day because
his pool team wrapped out and he had quote unquote
nothing to do. He says, this, play socks, I'm going
on early.
Speaker 1: Is that just dime my ass? You know what you get?
Speaker 2: You get some money that is enough to get you
there and back on an airplane. If you if you
really work hard at getting a low fare go ahead,
and and to share a hotel room with three other people,
and you're responsible for all your meals exactly.
Speaker 7: I would have gone back the first day too. That's
not the way you do Vegas. The way you do
Vegas is that you I'm sorry, not like I have
any experience, but you set aside about one thousand bucks
or so, you have it. I know you have it,
and you go and you just you just go out
there and you if you win, you win. If you don't,
you've had a good time. Yeah, more or less.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 5: You're throwing the rooms for practically not Vegas in August.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, yes, for two weeks. That's you go.
Speaker 7: They'll comp you the room, they'll comp you almost all
your booze.
Speaker 1: You know, you just know it.
Speaker 7: Talked to our good friend Howard Masso. He'll tell you
he'll set you right out of have fun out there anyway,
so I don't we have to say good body?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 7: Is that it?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 7: And no cats tonight? You have no cats tonight?
Speaker 1: You know, you know, I held.
Speaker 2: You're on the table next to me, and she took
off and get those cats.
Speaker 7: This is disturbing that they dressed up to look like
me anyway, sound like it didn't sound like me? Yeah,
especially Susie Kay is very frightening. Thank you, Larry Ford.
Speaker 5: It was always for having me.
Speaker 2: It's always fun to relive these painful memories.
Speaker 1: And that's good.
Speaker 7: I mean, let me quickly remind you of another painful memory.
About two years ago. You were at a stop lighting.
Some guy pulled up to you and said, yeah, I'm
gonna fuck you up or something? What they said to you?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: What did I forgot all about that?
Speaker 7: Real talk about blocking it out? Yeah, didn't he say?
I know I'm following, I'm watching you, I know what
you're up to.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right, you know i'd forgotten all about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll bet I had no idea who he was.
Speaker 7: Play your pool game pool, and yeah.
Speaker 2: It was some some weird guy in an old mini van.
Speaker 4: It was very strange.
Speaker 7: Yeah, what year is your man a minivan?
Speaker 1: Anyway? Just to tell the people, I've never owned a minivan.
Speaker 7: Okay, that's work, never would okay, anyway, all right, thank you.
Let's clap him off so you know, how can we
miss him if he doesn't go away?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 7: Thank you all?
Speaker 1: You all have a good evening.
Speaker 7: Okay, take care of the shoulder, Larry, Yeah, take care
of that shoulder.
Speaker 5: It's been fine, it's been real exactly hopefully, hopefully your
first shot is an eight ball in the corner pocket.
Speaker 1: All right, good up?
Speaker 7: Why so what should we do? Take a quick break?
Speaker 1: There?
Speaker 7: Talk very you hang around or what.
Speaker 1: Are we gonna do?
Speaker 7: Yeah, let's take a quick, real quick one. You're listening
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Speaker 7: Welcome back everyone to back Maloney's will tracks. I'll show
here in the distance down the radio and Neway. This
is mac maloney. What a show we have for you tonight,
a Halloween show, one of two this year, broadcasting from
the Stabbing Galleon. And we put fifty five Water Street.
I believe that's the address, Great Seafood, Great Hamburger, Word
Staking Sea Sandwich, our favorite place anyway. So the entire
gang is see every quickly. Let me introduce them girls.
You already know, he said, because his vibe arrives five
hours before you knows, very famous one one across the
bottom moning. That's right, my vibe is on the air
literally because I'm in the UK way before you.
Speaker 1: Guys.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry as you were saying that, Susan kame she
has a squeegee.
Speaker 1: Where's the loop?
Speaker 7: Of course? WoT hang out? Okay, thank you, thank you.
Wannie also joining us, and they were in flat tire
West Virginia, switch Blade Steve Wood, Switchy, how are.
Speaker 9: You beyond wonderful?
Speaker 7: You finally? Yes, yeah, you can go. That's good? And
which have for breakfast today? Switch cut right to the chase.
Speaker 9: I couldn't make it to tutors this morning. Ye, so
I had leftover pot rose from.
Speaker 1: Last week, left over the loose, a little dance music.
Right here we go, bravy of course, okay, here we go.
Speaker 5: Did you warm it up?
Speaker 1: Animal fair hands, vegetables. I've done that before.
Speaker 9: I have like stood in front of the fridge and
eating a cold piece of pots.
Speaker 7: You do pizza, I've done that at pizza Turkey and
stuff just boom boom. Ye. Anyway, thanks Switch for joining us.
Speaker 1: We appreciate me.
Speaker 5: He is for losers, So you just take it right
out of the fridge and eat it. You know, nothing
wrong with that, okay.
Speaker 7: Also with us is well Producer Getaway Driver Farmer al Ronaldo. Hey,
mach Wow, what we have to do is do like
a behind the scenes documentary what it's like setting this
up and this is it's unbelievable. It's getting it's getting
so much easier. It is easier thanks to uh one
of our our upcoming guests. There's always like a drama
involved for some reason. We've been doing pretty good past two.
But there's also kind of a drama with Dave and
his wife. Right, well, yeah, we gotta be careful. Yeah, yeah, anyway, Thomas,
you know, explained to that back half the time. Also
with us, is always gonna be mad because I didn't
do it in the right or what is it's initial security?
Speaker 1: Chief?
Speaker 7: Willie club Willie?
Speaker 1: How are you?
Speaker 13: You know?
Speaker 1: Mac?
Speaker 13: I'm really great.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 13: Tonight of course is always a big night. I like it,
you know, doing a Halloween show. Go ahead, everybody gets
the show where they how they really feel about things.
Speaker 1: And I guess.
Speaker 13: I wanted to say you were talking about breakfast, you know,
someone's telling me that the one of their favorites for
breakfast's dried vomit.
Speaker 7: No, we mean said that.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I forget we were talking about breakfast.
Speaker 1: And maybe that was Switchy drive volumet. Really is that
on the menu?
Speaker 13: I guess it's pretty big in some places.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, that sounds like a Frankenstein thing or something.
I who knows.
Speaker 13: I've never tried it myself.
Speaker 7: Well, let me ask this is so when you go
out trick or treating later tonight, he's gonna go has
Weddy Bulger of Cowden read in law.
Speaker 13: I think I'm gonna go with myself.
Speaker 7: That's really Yeah, that's the Scarier's scary enough.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, Also with us, I don't know how to introduce.
Speaker 7: Well, let me introduce Pete for us. Also joining us
is a Pistol Patel Connie, CEO of the VS. Sol
Tony ENTERTAINMENTI. Pete, how are you tonight? I'm doing great? Okay,
thanks for having me of us? All you get the
radio voice, you got the only one who has.
Speaker 5: He does, he's always had the radio voice. But it's
not like a show off, he no, it's it's serious,
very smooth.
Speaker 1: The actually mac maloney studio here at the radio station,
which is that's dedicated to the show. Normally, when you
guys aren't on the road on the road, we.
Speaker 5: Left the ghost studio. That studio has a vibe that
can't be beat.
Speaker 1: It does.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's the real thing. It really does in a way.
The other place is very The other place was very quaint.
Would you say, was that would that be the right
word for MVP Pete?
Speaker 1: Oh? When we were in the other facility, which actually
on the street from the starboard galloy, Yeah.
Speaker 7: That's why we're here, ye, But but but it was
it was it was above a glass company, you know,
a company that would put glass in your car and stuff,
and they and they just weren't the friendliest neighbors, correct.
Speaker 20: That, Yeah, they it was. They were a little a
little difficult, you know. It's it's funny you mentioned real quick.
I happened to come across one of their trucks the
other day. They had all, you know, the business truck
and had all the writing on it and it said
they put windshields in cars. So I stopped the guy
who was driving and I said, hey, do you put
windshields and older cars or newer cars, you know, because
there's a big difference. And he said only older cars,
and I said, wow, okay, well I'm going to be
in touch with you because I have an older car
that needs I have the windshield that you need it installed.
So we're going to see what happens when I actually
talked to them.
Speaker 7: Somehow this random thing. But a Porsche or your clovette.
I mean, let's get it out the old Porsche. But wow,
and he said they can do it. So I'm the
only thing is can they do it at my house?
Or am I going to have to do it at
their shop because the car is inoperable at the moment. Wow,
Well you got problems?
Speaker 11: Well, you know, but if they can put the windshield
in out because I've been having we'll find in somebody
that will put a windshield in an old car. It's
different than putting in it. Okay, we'll see. Let's we'll
see how unpleasant they are when problems. We'll see how
unpleasant they really are.
Speaker 10: What car there, Maxine?
Speaker 1: There a cat there?
Speaker 11: We go, Well, when the car's inoperable, it hasn't been
on the road since nineteen eighty some odds right stripped
and painted never put back together.
Speaker 1: Woman.
Speaker 7: So anyway, also with this.
Speaker 15: Nobody see that cat. Get that cat out of there?
Speaker 7: Where's the cat? I don't see the cat. Get that
cat at it's part of the beard. Holy cow?
Speaker 1: Is that your cat?
Speaker 21: This is a new cat.
Speaker 15: Away and we took them in.
Speaker 7: Okay, hang on, hang on, hang on their Maxine Cooper
Tabot Frankenstein dressed like a cat they introduced to Frankenstide
of this show.
Speaker 1: It's Trevor Castle. Let's clap him in. He's responsible. Trevor,
how are you?
Speaker 12: Have you named the new cat after Special Agent Dale?
Speaker 10: You're dead, so then when when he's when he's bad,
I could use his full government name.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you have to tell me Mac and Mac when
I'm going to introduce you. So, Trevor, how are you okay?
Everything good?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm doing well.
Speaker 12: Okay, things are It's it's a busy month, but things
are well.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 12: I did some research on alien abductions and UFO sightings
on Halloween.
Speaker 7: Oh wow, huh came up pretty empty empty right. Yeah,
well stick around here tonight.
Speaker 12: I've got a couple that I've found that I'll go
into later.
Speaker 4: If you've got the time.
Speaker 7: Also with us, they introduce you yeah, yeah, okay, and
they introduced Pete. So now it's the two Maxines. Okay,
show wow, I can't believe it's saying this. But also
with us is the Maloney sisters. I guess, uh Maxine
and Maxine.
Speaker 14: Uh I'm Maxine, she's Mackenzie Mackenzie.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right.
Speaker 10: You know this makes me think of the last family
reunion in Boston. And remember when sister Maria came and
slapped Ma and then that rat came and bid off
Uncle Frank's toe and ran right into the river.
Speaker 8: Do you remember that?
Speaker 1: Now we do?
Speaker 15: Yeah, okay, he had to go to the ambulance in
a uba.
Speaker 7: I say, you were once and you know it.
Speaker 1: Don't let me go.
Speaker 10: Well, I never go away.
Speaker 1: Well, I got to thank you girls. I appreciate.
Speaker 5: Did a guitar player too long?
Speaker 7: I think I hear a banjo or something?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Okay, Well I should have paid the picture for the
audience so excited my voice and lose my voice. So
I think what they're going for here is the Maxine
is like the younger Mac. Is that it the pre
Santa Clas mac yep, And Mackenzie is like Mac after
like a bad trip or something like a bad trip. Okay,
just what a ghost of Mac? The ghost of Mac? Okay, Wow,
this is really weird. Well listen now they're in this
guy a good mood and I've introduced everyone, right, m Well,
let's just.
Speaker 5: With the show.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 7: Why don't we do the top top ten? Top ten?
Top ten? And I guess Mackenzie's going to read this
and uh, Pete's still there. It's still there, buddy, I'm
right here. Okay, times for a glass of wine if you.
Speaker 5: I was thinking of the top ten records that radio
stations left to play during Halloween. My my favorite when
I worked at the oldies stations with songs that featured
the girlfriend dying, Yeah, Yeah, yeah, Somebody Dead, Man's Curve,
Man's Grove and Endless Sleep by Jody Reynolds.
Speaker 1: Leader of the Pack.
Speaker 5: I love her.
Speaker 10: Yeah it's really upbeat song.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Well, Halloween special that I used to do and upbeat
at a conquered Hampshire, talk about the beat.
Speaker 7: Why don't we do the top ten tonight? So Mackenzie,
can you tell us what the top ten is?
Speaker 1: Vaccine? A vaccine?
Speaker 7: I can't, you can't.
Speaker 10: Fourth cousin three times removed. You won't remember me. I'm
telling your ma.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right.
Speaker 7: Who you're the top ten one of your we are
in a bar. Number ten? Please, what's your name? What's
the title?
Speaker 22: Okay?
Speaker 10: You said the top ten reasons why ghosts like the
starboard Galley?
Speaker 7: Okay, wow, I just remember Gali. Top ten reasons why
ghosts like the stabbed Gally? Right, okay, let's stop.
Speaker 10: That's what you sent me.
Speaker 8: Okay.
Speaker 10: Number ten The shrimp scampy is divine.
Speaker 7: Right, Okay, well, okay, this will be quick. Number nine,
Number nine.
Speaker 10: Come in with a sheet over your head, no problem.
Just make sure it's not pointed on the top. I
would hope not.
Speaker 1: Number eight memor eight.
Speaker 22: Hey, hey on a second, okay, Number eight, Hey, if
you time it just right, you can eat some fine bitches,
I mean witches.
Speaker 6: At the bar.
Speaker 1: That's terrible, okay, please okay.
Speaker 10: Number seven, good way to keep those where will freaks
out of here? Had a recurring.
Speaker 7: Problem then for the lawrence? But no listen?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 8: Next number six.
Speaker 10: On Tuesday nights they play Canasta.
Speaker 1: Canasta love that.
Speaker 5: I played that with my grandfather a long time ago.
And Cambridge what is that.
Speaker 7: It's a cod game game god game. Go ahead, please.
Speaker 8: Number five.
Speaker 10: If someone skips out on the check, Dave just sends
Dave just sends one to hunt them until they pay up.
Speaker 7: Someone skips out on the check, Dave just sends a
ghost to haunt them until they pay up.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 7: Okay, well that was funny at two in the afternoon.
But okay, please.
Speaker 10: Number four. They don't need to park.
Speaker 7: They don't need to park ghosts Wow okay.
Speaker 10: Next number three, they don't need to use the restrooms
right lower shore.
Speaker 1: Susie, Sorry, Susie best yell, sorry, sorry for putting you
through this, and she.
Speaker 7: Gets dressed up.
Speaker 9: I'll bill you for peinte.
Speaker 7: Okay, that's all right, Okay, where are we?
Speaker 1: We'll put the check under a bridge. Get up.
Speaker 10: Number two yeah, part in the pun, but some of
the waitresses are to die for.
Speaker 1: Oh hang on crickets, yeah okay, woway.
Speaker 10: And the number one reason goes like the stab of Galley.
Everything goes right on JJ's tab.
Speaker 1: There you go.
Speaker 7: You saw that coming. Be hang on stance.
Speaker 5: Then when I get back there, how soon do I
have to handy after?
Speaker 1: You can work it off? Will Negotia yeah, you can
work it on. You're gonna work I washed dishes.
Speaker 7: Well, look we should take a break, so regroup and okay,
very quickly. Then we'll come back and we'll talk about
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here in the Distant Under Radio Network. This is mac
maloney's special Halloween show, broadcasting from the Stavit Galley, fifty
five Water Street in New we Put, mass. We should
verify that actress good seafood get everything.
Speaker 1: I already did. I'm on the website.
Speaker 7: That's good. So we have quite a show we're in
the middle of. Let me introduce the members of the
posse real quick girls. He's here, very famous one one
why men's words. He's here.
Speaker 5: Hello girls, Hello ladies, and gentlemen as well all ships
at sea. Welcome to the show. We're having a good
time so far, rip roaring good time. Ripro is always interesting.
Speaker 7: Okay. Also, well, let's speaking of rip roaring. I don't
know how many times we can do this, but down
there in my favorite place in West Virginia, Switchblade, Steve Wood, switchy,
how are.
Speaker 9: You beyond wonderful?
Speaker 15: Mac?
Speaker 1: Thank you for having me good to know? Well done?
Do we already went through it? You had breakfast cold
pot roast out of the refrigerator. It was warm, it
was wine.
Speaker 8: I human being.
Speaker 7: You wanted it up.
Speaker 1: Okay, you microwaved it, I did, okay. Not a campfire, no,
not today.
Speaker 5: She was under a bridge at the time and had
one of those.
Speaker 1: A little.
Speaker 9: I recently was up in New Hampshire and stayed at
a place with no electricity or running water or anything,
and I cooked all of my meals just on an
open fire, and I did pretty good.
Speaker 8: I was impressed by myself.
Speaker 5: Switch That is cool. That is cool. That's like boy
scout or girl Scout training, isn't it?
Speaker 1: God?
Speaker 9: Like my version of a manic episode. Because it was
the end of summer and I don't like when it's
cold because I can't go out and play in rivers
in the woods. So I get like I have to
do all the things before it's too cold.
Speaker 7: Right, Well, this is a side of switch we didn't
know about. Interesting you go frolic in the rivers?
Speaker 5: Is that what you just switch?
Speaker 7: Switch?
Speaker 1: Dock switch have the dock? Wow?
Speaker 7: Okay here it is all right money anyway, thank you
so much for joining us. We appreciate in the studio
here with us setting up the the mobile. As it
turns out, go for mechanical ow right now? Wow, hey mac, everybody,
what's up?
Speaker 1: What's happening? So the crop is in, right, crop is in,
crop is in trying the last of us drying. But
so far the reviews are been good. Yeah, been good.
People are happy for Live Star. Some people have said
it is outstanding, so hey, I just grow it. I don't,
I don't critique it. We'll talk about carrots, folks.
Speaker 5: It's so crazy that you could even talk about it
in that vein, and it seemed like only yesterday. If
you walk around with like, ay, half a joint connected
to a clip you were you were carrying, you.
Speaker 11: Were a felon. Yeah, it's crazy. Well, time change, time change,
and I'm glad.
Speaker 5: I'm glad I'm still alive to experience the times that
have changed.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's funny because I really, I really like you know,
the plants are exotic. They're really a beautiful plant when
they're growing. So you know, I put them out on
the deck and I get them going and they're beautiful.
I mean, they really really are stunningly good looking plants.
Speaker 5: When carrot, are you under the limit as far as
plant visibility.
Speaker 1: From no, I have to be really careful because.
Speaker 5: Or you can't even see a house.
Speaker 11: The law reads that you can't see it from the
street without binoculars or some other you know, viewing device.
So the walls on my deck are about five and
a half feet high, and sometimes these plants will gap
in looking up to seven seven eight seven eight feet.
So this year I actually started cutting the tops to
hold them down and make him bushier, but they still
got up to seven feet.
Speaker 5: Which your plants are so big you can smoke them
from the street.
Speaker 7: Well, well, well you don't want to do that.
Speaker 11: Anything is last year or the year before, I kept
telling Max, you know, here's a police cruiser showing up
in our neighborhood that I'd never seen before. And he's like, no, no, dude,
you're being you're being paranoid. Don't worry about it. And
about three days later, he's a wisdom. He sends me
a text and he goes, I just backed out of
my drive.
Speaker 1: I always hit a police cruise's out there.
Speaker 7: I hear right.
Speaker 1: She's like, you're not paranoid. They really are here. So
here's the plan. So he leaves and he goes, take
one of these. I go take one of them. What
do you mean the things like the Christmas tree at Rockefeller? Senna? Right,
What am I gonna do with it? He says, Well,
put in the garage and I'll be under the limit.
You get the freaking lunch forest there. You kidding me?
So I take it. I'm running across. He says, don't
drag it. It's got It's in this big blue flower pot.
And He's dragging the thing across the street and I'm like,
you know, don't damage you done? Minta a cop shows
up again. Jeez. Anyway, thank you all for joining. I'm
glad to be here. That's a funny picture.
Speaker 7: I introduced Club yet.
Speaker 1: You can if you like. Okay, Senior International Security Chief
Willie Club is with us. Willy hey man.
Speaker 13: Everyone. Yeah, as I say, this is a big night,
big there. We have our show on Halloween. It's always
a little bit different. And I have a suggestion for
next Halloween. Please how about doing a remote from Salem?
Oh wow, I'd love to, you know, be part of that.
Speaker 11: You know, honestly, I've been reading in the paper the people,
the you know, people of Salem, not not the citizens,
not just whoever. The government is saying don't come here,
don't come stay away now, don't drive here, because they
say there are probably forty five thousand residents of Salem
and on this you know, the week of Halloween there
are five hundred to a million, undred thousands million people
show up and they're like, look, we don't just go away.
Speaker 1: There's just too many.
Speaker 7: They expect one point four million visitors to Salem this month. Okay,
Now I saw in the paper.
Speaker 13: That there are already a large groups that come.
Speaker 11: Now, Oh yeah, they come from early. It's it's a circus.
I've been there. It's crazy.
Speaker 7: What if I get coming up is someone who's been there.
Let's uh, let's say yeah.
Speaker 5: Our buddy, our buddy Rob is there now doing a
valet down there in there every weekend for like a month.
Speaker 7: This is Salem mass where the witches and so on,
and around Halloween or the month of October completely insane.
It's an old kind of not sho Mastusetts City and
really can't handle one point five million people. And frankly,
just driving around there is is insane. But I guess
it's fun. I don't know, but they say don't When
they say don't drive here, you know it's they take
the train and take the mpt A. Well, speaking of
fun is also with us is Trevor Colson. Trevor, let's
clap him in once more time.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I was going to add the Salem Horror Festival
a few years ago. Asked me to come down there
and up there and shoot an interview with Elvira.
Speaker 4: I can't remember.
Speaker 10: Oh, Sandra Peterson.
Speaker 4: Because yes Peterson, huh And.
Speaker 12: It was l A traffic, getting in l A traffic traffic.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Salem. What did you say?
Speaker 13: I thought?
Speaker 1: Did you say Salem whole festival? I didn't hear that.
Speaker 4: I said sale that used to be used to be Peterson.
Speaker 7: She's there.
Speaker 1: Hell, yeah, I want to go to.
Speaker 4: The Salem Horror Festival. World, that's amazing.
Speaker 7: So you talked to her to talk to her? Did
you talk to her?
Speaker 12: I know, we got to film it, but she she
During the interviews, she gave everyone a a step by
step recipe on how to cook salmon in the in
the dishwasher.
Speaker 10: Oh, I've seen those videos. I thought you were going
to say to do the nipple tassels.
Speaker 1: One at a time.
Speaker 12: Well, randomly during the interview, gave us this, uh, this
recipe and uh.
Speaker 1: I don't know to put soap in.
Speaker 4: I've never heard of that before.
Speaker 7: Okay, interesting, well, thank you, tok. We appreciate it.
Speaker 5: Have to be cooked using the hot scrubber cycle.
Speaker 1: I don't believe so no soap, right, no soap, no.
Speaker 5: So no so yeah, with all your spices in the
little cup there.
Speaker 12: Yes, wrapped in foil with lemon and.
Speaker 7: Well then yeah, yes, instead putting in your rubbin, right,
you put it in this shwush I can that's cool?
Speaker 4: It comes out perfect.
Speaker 7: I'll bet also with us before I introduced my sisters, apparently,
is pistol p felcone? Pete? How you doing, Pete? Doing great?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Do we have to? Should we clap for you?
Speaker 12: Now?
Speaker 7: Let's just do it yet. Now that's when he ain't clapping, Pete.
We'll sweeten that up, buddy.
Speaker 5: He's tolerating all this craziness is going on.
Speaker 7: Okay, Pete, Yeah, have you seen the.
Speaker 5: Ghost yourself at the studio?
Speaker 1: It's all it's me and the supposed ghost. Supposed ghosts
above the ghost. You'll say, then, I have felt somebody
walk by here three times and see, I know there's
nobody else in the building. Well, what's really scary is
when you're on the air and all of a sudden,
you see, yeah, you hear the bell.
Speaker 5: Were in khakis. I thought he was emptying trash cans
or something. I'm going, wow, man, who's this guy that's coming?
I want to make sure that he locks the door
on the way out.
Speaker 7: And so what guy? When you hear the bell for
the front door open and no one is there, that's
when you have to, you know, you alert tu. Okay,
so it're gonna I'll talk about funny ween stories. But
they introduced the Maloney sisters. I guess who should we go? Maxine?
Wavy hand? Max who's Maxine?
Speaker 10: You just didn't remember me.
Speaker 7: Man, Okay, now we do? Now I don't, Okay, Yeah,
Maxine is uh right. I don't even want to say
she looks like Raven because she looks nothing like Raven.
Speaker 10: I wicked look like you.
Speaker 1: You look like the ghost of mac past. Thank you
well for that. I appreciate that. Okay, okay, wow, is
there Chrissy here yet? We have to okay, I think
we're on our own drive. Oh no, that's not good.
Speaker 7: And Maxine, then how are you Maxine? Oh? I mean Mackenzie.
I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: Wow that's weird man, Yeah, yes, yes, wow?
Speaker 7: Wow?
Speaker 1: Huh well so connected?
Speaker 2: We can't tell?
Speaker 7: Well, how do I say this? But you fill out
the shirt better than me. You look better in the
shirt than I do. Let's put that T shirt.
Speaker 1: Oh oh yeah, okay, alright, this, oh show, then bake it.
Speaker 7: Well, don't do that. We're a radio show.
Speaker 1: So Pete, we're talking off here about we had Halloween stories.
Speaker 7: I sent you that like to read it? I thought
you said funny Halloween. Well I'm not fine. What was
your favorite one? The first one?
Speaker 1: The first one is is uh yeah, that's that's a
tough one. Okay, tell us we're supposed to read the story.
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, why not?
Speaker 1: Headline alone tells it? You mean the trick or treader
who died after being given cyanide laced candy, Yes, by
his own dad is a true story. Yes, yeah, in
nineteen seventy four.
Speaker 8: In Texas.
Speaker 1: Right, I'm not sure, but his father was responsible for
putting the poison in the candy.
Speaker 7: That doesn't make it better. He gave his This guy
was in financial trouble. This is this is really kind
of twisted. But and he needed life insurance. So he
took out life insurance and all his kids and he
it's not funny, and he fed them cyanide and one
of them died, and he got confident.
Speaker 10: He gave it to like the neighborhood kids too. He
was in pixie Sticks and they got sick too, so.
Speaker 7: He wouldn't be you know, he wouldn't be the suspect,
as it turns out.
Speaker 1: But oh, I see, yeah, well the blade in an
apple he had, he had to go that far.
Speaker 7: It didn't simple. Well, here's one of the really weird ones. Okay,
I get this as good as gross as this is.
So this guy, like in Psycho decapitates his mother on
Halloween and he puts her body out in the gutter
in front of his house, and he puts her head
like in the next guy's driveway and no one noticed
it till the next morning. Yes, it did all these
are true? Yes?
Speaker 1: Well yeah, okay, hey, Pete, I thought this would be
a big hip but apparently not.
Speaker 7: Downer, you must have one more.
Speaker 3: Let's see, three strikes were out, that's all right, Yeah,
I'm trying to I'm trying to find one that's a
little more suitable here.
Speaker 1: But wipe a right from the haunted. H'm so we're
pretending to hang himself as a as a prop actually okay,
now listen, worked the hay Ride. He worked the hay
Ride bonus for doing a prank as the hut guy
and he actually himself. Okay, well I thought this would
be funny, but charly not probably funny ones out there maybe.
Speaker 5: So let's talk about.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, yeah, let's talk about so we were talking
about that earlier. So in the sixties there was said
the Last Pound of the fifties, but they would have
these songs like Leader of the Pack, dead Man's Curve,
Dream Angel, where the records were about you know, someone dying, right, Pete, Yeah,
tell Laura I love her? Yeah, yeah, yeah, he was.
Speaker 1: He was killed in a car race, I think, right,
I think they all were.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, right, who's saying that, right, Peterson or something?
Speaker 1: I think you're right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and records too, because I was very visual about
forty five rpm records when I was a kid. It
was all about the label. Well yeah, I can't get
out of my mind. That's the way it has always
been for me.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, either somebody dying or something feeling like they were dying,
or like financing they were dying.
Speaker 1: It didn't last kiss remember that one, the last kid?
Yeah yeah, yeah that song sucks.
Speaker 7: So so Pete so hit record. So when your network starts,
I'm sorry, when you your network size and it's Halloween
playlist right, well that's going to be soon. Let's say, yeah,
so what what are the what of the what are
the five big songs?
Speaker 1: Well, of course Monster bors Pickett, There's Thriller, Michael Jackson's
thriller is Oh that's interesting. Okay, yeah that's a good one. Yep.
Because of the video either. Uh, let's see those two,
the one from the from Ghostbusters, the theme from ghost
Oh yeah yeah, Ray Thomas Ray Pocket Jr. Right, somebody's
watching me. That's that's the guy who ran Motown his nephew.
Yeah yeah, this I know. Yeah, just a single.
Speaker 4: It was just a single name.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, right in Motown. Barry Goody's nephew. Did that
m guy named rockwell rockwell, yeah that was just rock.
If someone's watching me, it's it's a Michael Jackson song.
But it's really kind of good, you know, I really kind.
Speaker 12: Of yeah, well it doesn't Michael sing that like one vocal.
Speaker 7: Probably, so Pete, well listen just for a seconds, so
you would You were in the biz when Michael Jackson
was big, right.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, oh yeah huge?
Speaker 7: So so I mean he was, he was for a
long time. He was like it, he was huge. Here
was the Beatles, right exactly right. So so when when
he would release a new album or whatever, and a
lot of his stuff came up and they put a
video out first and teased it and everything. But when
when the promotion came, when they came at you, was
it like they'd come like a ton of wave or
they just knew you're going to play it anyway, So
then they kind of put the hot cell on.
Speaker 1: If you know, they really built the anticipation. Theyhead a time. Yeah, yeah,
Michael Jackson song coming and he'll be out in ten days,
and so then all the radio stations a fight and
over who's going to get it first and play it first,
and yeah.
Speaker 7: So so so, and then the record label, Michael Jackson people,
they decide who's going.
Speaker 1: To get it first? Is that it h Yeah, the
label would decide the market market, you know.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but no matter what he wins, right, and what's
that it wins? No matter what he wins, right, it's
just who Yeah, the biggest station is going to get it.
Speaker 1: Right, yeah, or or somebody that promises to do a
huge promotion about it or something like that. Yeah. Do
you think he was talented? I you mean him personal? Yes,
I mean he had talent, but not to the extent
of a lot of other very popular artists. It was
it was all the music around him. I think it
was over hyped. Yeah, maybe so to a degree. Yeah.
Speaker 7: I just remember seeing, you know, something on Netherland that
we had police he had, Yeah, and he had a
tree that he used to sit in, like the biggest
tree there, and something determined that he wrote a billion
dollars worthless line sitting in that tree.
Speaker 1: Probably. Yeah. And my former business partner, Carl, who was
in the music business, was invited up to meet him,
you know. After a show, they went up to his
suite and and Carl said it was surreal because the
whole room was set up like a It was like
a carnival. There was a popcorn machine and a cotton
candy machine and all kinds of toys and everything. And
and now he's he's a grown man at this point. Yes,
you know, hey, listen, where the hook isn't blow? You
know what I mean, not there waiting to meet him.
And he comes out basically getting a piggyback ride from
one of his security guys, and security guy like France
around the room with him on his back, and they
never did get to meet him. I mean, he kind
of ran through the room doing a piggyback on a
security guy. I went back into his own room and
shut the door.
Speaker 7: So hey, one one, when you come back, okay, we'll
do that. Okay on your for at show, I give
you a piggyback run.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 7: Wow. Yeah, but he was You know what sucks about
it is that he was such a widow, you know
what I mean. If he wasn't weird, and he was
just one of these eccentric guys, almost like.
Speaker 1: Bowie in a way. They've been Bowie in a way,
and whatever it would have been really good, but he
kind of.
Speaker 5: Weirdness was over the top. And then after the weirdness
was uncovered and talked about all over the press, it
was like hands off playing his stuff, even.
Speaker 7: Right when you go back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it kind of got that way, Yeah it did. Yeah,
they everybody stopped playing him for a while when all
that stuff started coming out. But but yeah, no, I mean,
I mean his upbringing obviously, I the whole family was
a little off center.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the old man was very off center for sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And I mean when you're a little kid, and
he started as a little kid and you know, demanded
to do these shows, right, you know, all of that,
and then you're your life because you're on the road
all the time, right, So he's just he was like
the stage father to the nth degree. But the strange
thing is is that he was successful at what he did,
you know what I mean, there's probably one hundred out
there who try this with their kids and get nowhere.
But he succeeded, and it was almost like, well, it
must be doing the right thing, right, so you know,
I mean they made billions of.
Speaker 7: Dollars literally, but at what costs? You know, those kids
are you know, kind of like them, the Beach Boys,
same thing. Their father. Their father screwed those kids up,
but he was successful at it and that's why they
were successful. And Brian Wilson's a mess. They're all a
mess anyway, showbiz right there.
Speaker 5: So many rock stars were became a mess because of
either childhood or adulthood or whatever. And then you got
Keith Richards, yes all right through the Rolling Stone compilation
of all the articles they had featuring Keith Richards. This
is Rolling Stone magazine, and I'm looking at him going wow.
First off, this magazine is an excellent condition and I
bought multiple copies just for that purpose. They are all
great articles, but a lot of them featured some of
his craziness, right, And he said, fortunately he didn't. He
had a good relationship with Gus and you know his
family and his father, Yeah, you lived, He lived to
talk about it with all. He can't blame his family
for all his stuff he did.
Speaker 7: No, No, you know, he takes the blame for all
of it, you know what I mean. He owns up
to everything. That's why he don't do what I do, right,
don't do it. He just he became one of his heroes.
I mean, that's one of the best things you can be.
You know, if you like Ted Williams, you become Ted Williams.
That's kind of cool, you know.
Speaker 5: So he's even said it's not easy to be Keith Richards,
but he's learned to live with it.
Speaker 7: It probably isn't. I mean this whole idea that if
you have like a ton of money and a ton
of popularity, it's tough to live. It's it's it's tough
to you know, kind of recognize that if you're not
if you don't have a ton of money and people
are screaming at you like the Beatles, you know. But
I get everyone's life, and no matter how much money
you have a popularity, you still have to put up
with the ship of everyday life, you know, and life happens,
you know. So But anyway, let K has a question,
super K, super Khush.
Speaker 5: North Carolina, which a question?
Speaker 1: Go ahead?
Speaker 15: You remember an old band I listen. I heard this song.
My sister was playing it. She was ninety years older
than me. I was a little kid. Messed me up
when I listened to the song, and I was terrified
of death afterwards. You remember the band Blood.
Speaker 16: Rock, Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, he's singing.
Speaker 1: I remember I was right there. I went, you hit
something in the air.
Speaker 4: Down and says.
Speaker 12: There's no hope for him.
Speaker 4: And that's a creepy song.
Speaker 7: Creepy song. I wonder if a song like that could
hit today, you know, probably not. Everything is so up
and joyful and whatever. Correct, And then Christmas comes around.
When do you start the Christmas playlist?
Speaker 1: Uh? It depends. One of our stations becomes the Christmas Station,
if you will, and plays all Christmas music, and that
starts in mid November. But the other stations that are
a little more mainstream, after Thanksgiving you start popping one
or two an hour.
Speaker 7: So so with that station you have that plays all
Christmas music, does that you know work out for you?
Speaker 1: Does that work? Yeah? Huge? Yeah? Huge. I was program
director of the station in Boston and we used to
switch to all Christmas music, much to the dismay of
the audience, and on more than one occasion we were
number one. Okay, a couple of fat bonuses because of that.
And all I did was, you know, play rock around
the Christmas tree every when the station was it it
was a station W O D S. Yeah.
Speaker 7: So so it's Bruce Springsteen, The Beach Boys, Little Police,
Mona Felice Police, Yeah, uh, the chip Monks, Chip Monks,
and well.
Speaker 1: Yeah it friendly. And now Mariah Carey, I mean she's.
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, Ben Crosby Yeah, and Big Crosby and Bowie.
Speaker 1: Did I actually hate that song by Mariah Carey? Standard?
Who doesn't I hate it?
Speaker 7: Wow?
Speaker 5: Does Taylor Swift have a Christmas song?
Speaker 17: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Everybody seems to put out a Christmas album, but none
of them get played. Yeah, that's yeah. I mean we
we have been getting Christmas music. New Christmas release is
sent to us for about two months now. Even it's like,
you know, you put it on the shelf and some
reason phenomenon, then we'll do it. But we're really not
going a stray from the same old playlist. Yeah right right.
Speaker 5: The big labels are sending you that stuff, or the
independent labels or both.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's funny.
Speaker 1: Sometimes the artists themselves going I've got a new Christmas song,
please consider it, and they email it to you.
Speaker 7: But they know if it hits, it's it's big. It's big,
right if you become a Christmas stand that, it's huge.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if you can get into that rotation that gets
played year after year.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, funny, yep.
Speaker 12: I worked at a lot of record stores and physical
media music stores in the late nineties and early two thousands,
and even these Christmas albums that we'd sell, even if
they didn't get radio airplay, they still sold.
Speaker 1: Crazy yeah, yeah, funny.
Speaker 4: They flew off the shelves. I don't know where they were.
Speaker 7: Going, my goodness, Oh wow, sit down please, Coming in
the hot hair is Nurse Chrissy. Hang on, let's clap around.
Speaker 8: Clapping?
Speaker 7: No, why not.
Speaker 1: Listen? If you look at you look, Uh, it's hell,
it's Halloween trip. Nurse Chrissy is here. The upper right
is Mac at a younger age. In the middle center
is Mac after a bad acid trip, you know, more
like my wrist is cooped up? Can you put that
bandage on me correctly?
Speaker 7: Well? I hurt myself throwing dice as it turns out, Wow,
I wrapped up?
Speaker 10: Stop the show?
Speaker 23: What are we?
Speaker 21: What the hell?
Speaker 10: A fake?
Speaker 1: And he's been, he's been?
Speaker 8: Where did you get this from?
Speaker 1: I don't know an Jake's so. I ride my e
bike fifteen miles a day, as you all know, but
it doesn't have a sticky on it.
Speaker 7: I know I lost them, and then I hurt my
wrist doing because I pressed down on the handlebars, and
then all this this is like a dream you have.
Speaker 1: To go through there, I know, but where is the
pain right here? Okay? And and then I went to
through some dice. We want two hundred bucks, but I
actually I hit.
Speaker 4: The deal twice yourself because you didn't use enough.
Speaker 7: Or something like that.
Speaker 11: But you see he's right handed, so it's damaging because
it's his right hand.
Speaker 7: Do you have a video of this?
Speaker 1: Curiously at it writing?
Speaker 7: Yeah, thing I have, obamacat this.
Speaker 10: Is riveting for a radio show.
Speaker 7: I know, well it doesn't have it's turning for me
back in the back of the day.
Speaker 1: The BBC would never.
Speaker 7: You don't think. So wow, okay, I feel so much better.
Speaker 1: I feel ready to go crazy.
Speaker 7: So how are you nursing good?
Speaker 18: I have a question though, so if there are so
many aliens and all these extra people, why didn't they
tell me that the normal lights were coming?
Speaker 8: Because I didn't know they were coming.
Speaker 7: Did you see them?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 7: I missed them too. Yeah, I fell asleep to tell me,
probably about three or four days ago when we were
taping the show. I had no idea the non lives
made this spec spectacular appearance up here in.
Speaker 8: Florida.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but you can't predict them.
Speaker 1: Which but you have aliens?
Speaker 8: I supposed to tell you.
Speaker 7: It depends the Have you ever seen them?
Speaker 18: No, it's on my bucket list?
Speaker 7: Oh really? Yeah? Okay, this and that?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 7: How's things up? Get right on that? If kiss that?
If you don't want?
Speaker 6: What am I doing?
Speaker 10: So?
Speaker 1: You didn't? Wait?
Speaker 7: You were on nurses out what happened?
Speaker 1: There is no nurses outfit.
Speaker 7: There is no nervous is off it?
Speaker 8: What do you mean you got of control?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 22: Blue scrubs?
Speaker 8: Maybe blue scrubs?
Speaker 7: It was out of control. Yeah, that's nice.
Speaker 8: And my friends were up in Maine were like, it was.
Speaker 7: I guess it's really nuts. So listen, what do you
think of the costume here? Of the one in the
middle and the one on the like, what's his name?
Speaker 8: From the grateful dad.
Speaker 7: Putting on the knife of my back? Okay, thank you?
Speaker 5: I think that one of them looks like Michael McDonald.
Speaker 18: Well, anyways, no alien stories on the it's almost a
full moon too, almost full moon.
Speaker 7: All the things up, but.
Speaker 1: The surgery center crazy busy, really busy.
Speaker 15: Time of the year.
Speaker 7: They wouldn't live this week.
Speaker 18: Everybody lived, really Yeah, but we have no ivy fluid.
If everybody knows, there's no ivy fluid in the world
right now.
Speaker 7: Happened the factory get the factory got damage. So travil,
you must have a Halloween story, right do Were you
traumatized as a kid?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: One, I was traumatized by my skin burning from that
vamphire makeup. It really sucked.
Speaker 12: But I did some research on UFO sightings around Halloween,
and believe it or not, there really isn't much. There
was a UFO sighting in Cincinnati. It says in the
nineteen seventies. I wish they could give a more accurate year.
That could be anytime. It was in Cincinnati, Ohio on
Halloween night, and then they it was almost immediately debunked
due to atmosphere conditions or reflections.
Speaker 4: But at the time a lot of people were thinking UFO.
Speaker 7: Sayat Cincinnati, say it.
Speaker 4: WKRP, Who been there?
Speaker 1: Bieline Chili? Am I right? The Arch? Right?
Speaker 7: No, that's Saint Louis.
Speaker 24: I've been there? Have you all been there?
Speaker 1: I've been cool?
Speaker 7: The Arch been to Cincinnati okay. So we went down
there for a friend of Line's wedding on July fourth,
July fourth, and they closed the bars. Think about that
for a second.
Speaker 14: They closed the Boston, there'd be riots in the streets,
wicked riots.
Speaker 1: They throw the city's Yeah, it's great, it's super Susie best. Yeah,
howie spiders. People wrote in they want to know about
update on the spiders. Tarantelas.
Speaker 9: I may have just ordered a couple more, but they're
not tarantelas.
Speaker 1: They're jumping spiders when you feed those.
Speaker 8: Really cute little babies.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and actually I was sitting here today working and
I was on a call. People were yelling at each
other because that's what my life is. A jumping spider
came down from the ceiling, but a tiny, tiny one,
not a big one like the ones that you see,
which are still pretty small, but this one was like microscopic,
and it just I think it was being my emotional
support spider people.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm a plane okay, yeah, good, okay, but more
unless your spiders were okay, what do they eat? Mice? Right?
Speaker 7: You feed them mice?
Speaker 8: They do not eat mice.
Speaker 1: Cats.
Speaker 9: I do have one that's called a goliath bird eater,
but I don't feed a bird's either.
Speaker 8: I still just eats like horn worms and.
Speaker 1: Meal worms and crickets and stuff roaches.
Speaker 7: Sure, yeah, okay, Nurse Christy she has a mercy cos
she's going to the mercery. Wow. Huh hey, Pete, is
this what you expected?
Speaker 1: And not not far off?
Speaker 7: Why don't we do this? Why don't we take a
commercial break now and just really kind of regrow here? Okay,
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in the Distant Thunder Radio Network. This is Macroney. What
a show we've have for you tonight. But first, girls,
well everyone, let me introduce the members of the Policy Girls.
He's here, very famous warm wan across the Pottawani.
Speaker 5: Hello girls, Hello Mack. We're having a fun time tonight
of this Halloween special.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 7: Fun's really Halloween special, exciting broadcasting live from Stovin Galley
and New we what also with us.
Speaker 1: Is? Uh?
Speaker 7: Okay, here we go. This is this is hot radio.
Speaker 1: Melanie.
Speaker 7: Oh please sit down here right here. Okay, here you go.
It's live radio. Okay, put these on please, thank you.
Speaker 1: Dave. You want to.
Speaker 7: You want to talk about the Twin Lobsters special here
twin about.
Speaker 1: That every Tuesday for the next month and a half.
Twin Lobs for twenty nine bucks is really good in
this area. Yeah. So, who's who's dressed up as? What?
Over here?
Speaker 7: The Mac and the maxis to see them, the Maloney sisters.
Yeah yeah, I think of that. That's going to scam
me for the rest of my life.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 7: So here we have we're victim. I mean I guess
right over here right here? Okay, sure, yeah, sure whatever. Yeah,
Red Wine two shots of jack maybe. So, so your
name is.
Speaker 15: I know you?
Speaker 1: I know you?
Speaker 7: Oh, hang on, this is testimony.
Speaker 8: Yes, yes, bees.
Speaker 7: Okay, bees, yeah, yes, I know you be you have bees.
Your reputation procedure there. So do you work down the Andrees?
Do work great place?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I love that place. Yeah? Right right?
Speaker 7: And what are you doing here?
Speaker 8: I am actually working at the lighthouse right now?
Speaker 7: Really okay, delivering?
Speaker 8: I delivered.
Speaker 21: They're done, so I'm not Yeah, go ahead, I'm not
slacken eating their dessert.
Speaker 7: So let's say it will just explode to people because
a lot of people lighthouse. So right, besides the stabbing
down almost is this lighthouse has been there for hundreds
of years whatever, and they did the top of it
thanks to and And you go up there for like
anniversaries and stuff. You have your dinner delivered to you.
It's it's it's it's really. The view is incredible. I
mean it's really.
Speaker 8: The moon tonight is gorgeous.
Speaker 11: And you have a choice of what restaurants, Yes, you
can have food delivered from and it's it's not cheap.
Speaker 7: It's like five thousand dollars. How much is it five thousand.
Speaker 8: Dollars for two for a party of two.
Speaker 1: It is I believe three fifty fifty. But how long
is the way? How long is these Actually.
Speaker 8: Don't know because I have not booked it. It is
pretty booked.
Speaker 1: It's pretty hard.
Speaker 8: They get breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Speaker 1: You got to wait a long they have breakfast. They yeah,
but they need a bathroom. Yeah, what happens if people
have to have the restaurant? They come down here.
Speaker 8: We don't tell them to come to.
Speaker 7: But it's a long it's a long six stairs and.
Speaker 21: Like a small ladder at the end. I don't know
if I should look at you or you guys.
Speaker 7: Look at that. Okay, I'll look at them if you
want to.
Speaker 1: They look like, Hi, he's in the United Kingdom.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the one one ye ye. Then it's Halloween. So
these two other friends dressed up like me, and then
there's Susie Dennig.
Speaker 4: Yeah they don't have a cat, do you?
Speaker 1: I do not have a cat.
Speaker 7: They go, all right, all right, he is an cat person.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of people have two dogs. Sorry, I
like that.
Speaker 7: So anyway, so what happened to you?
Speaker 1: Do you see?
Speaker 10: It?
Speaker 7: Goes Ufo?
Speaker 21: Well, a friend of mine and I a long time
ago in high school. We I mean, we may not
have been completely.
Speaker 1: Sober just okay, either are we?
Speaker 8: But we went outside and we we saw what we
think is a spaceship. We both saw it in New Report. Okay, yeah,
probably in nineteen ninety I.
Speaker 7: Would say, were you in the seventh grade or something?
Speaker 8: Tenth grade? Tenth grade?
Speaker 21: I also saw another thing. I grew up in California,
so I saw.
Speaker 5: I'm not in California.
Speaker 8: I grew up in Oakland. Actually, sorry, I should I
hold this closer. I'm I don't talk.
Speaker 7: Loud enough, That's all right, Yeah, okay, well Oakland.
Speaker 21: Yeah, so I saw in Oakland, I saw a friend
of mine, a different friend of mine. We were not
we were sober because we were in elementary school at
this point.
Speaker 8: But we went her house had some history of possible hauntings,
I guess.
Speaker 21: But we saw a big white, orb ish thing floating
up the stairs and coming into the kitchen. So you know,
we ran coming to the kitchen into the kitchen from
the downstairs.
Speaker 7: Yep, in Oakland, Okay, And we ran ran.
Speaker 21: Out of the house because we were afraid. And then
you know, we never really I never thought about it.
Talked about it, and I spoke to her only a
couple of years ago.
Speaker 8: I said, you remember that, Yeah, she did. She saw
a different color than me though, that's kind of wild.
Speaker 7: Let me to introduce you, I mean for a second
at lease, because I know that has to go to
do another radio interview, right, Susie.
Speaker 8: Yes, I'm in high demand.
Speaker 7: Well why not?
Speaker 1: You're going to wear you're.
Speaker 8: Of course that'll be an extra surprise. Tell I'm sorry,
she's not a real FBI agent.
Speaker 1: Don't.
Speaker 7: Let's not get into that.
Speaker 10: Where is it every day?
Speaker 1: But we don't talk about that.
Speaker 7: Thank you, Susie, Thanks for joining us tonight. Thank you.
Switch bye.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Susie, good to see you.
Speaker 7: We'll see you. So let's clap around. She deserves thank you,
sus Okay, So the homeless guy in the hoodie, Trevor,
are you becoming homeless?
Speaker 16: Honest?
Speaker 1: Is your hair so cold?
Speaker 4: He looks like and I won't turn on the heat?
Speaker 1: Why? Okay?
Speaker 10: Same, I refuse.
Speaker 12: Sarah bought this for me last year. It's one of
these big cat blanket.
Speaker 7: Hats on it.
Speaker 12: Yeah yeah, and then on my actual cat I have
a space heater like right on her right now because
she's so cold.
Speaker 4: I'm just I'm trying to a you gotta have it.
Speaker 7: What's the matter with cat people? You're not a cat person.
Speaker 10: I literally do the same thing. I have a space
heater for my cat my cats now and uh nope,
I won't turn my heat on.
Speaker 1: Hmm, it is cold. I fired up my pellet stove finally.
So he has about nine cats, three.
Speaker 12: One right now, just for that one day. I know
that's coming. Okay, that is going to get into eighty five,
you know, eighty five degrees, and.
Speaker 4: I'm going to need it. M It's always one.
Speaker 1: Trevor.
Speaker 4: Are you somewhere at the end of October?
Speaker 7: He's not in Woolburn somewhere? Where Where are you? Can
you tell us where you are yet?
Speaker 10: Me?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 12: Yeah, I've asked you to not say it a ton
of tounchs of times, and you keep staying it anyways,
with no respect to my privacy.
Speaker 7: What's well? You look like you should be on everyone's No,
we were wrong.
Speaker 5: They said we were on well the clock city.
Speaker 4: Yeah right, I think it's the watch city.
Speaker 11: The watch watchers either one, yeah, either one have some
antique pocket watchers.
Speaker 1: They're wall fan watchers. They're very collectible. I just have
to check with Pete. Pete, are you okay there? Do
you have to go somewhere?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 1: Maybe in about ten minutes. Okay, good, okay, So let's
get back to your story. Please, Okay? What what? Well?
Speaker 7: I mean, so you're in there, let's talk about the.
Speaker 8: One you want, the orb or the space.
Speaker 7: So the orb because it reminds me of a story
one one told one. So, so you're in the kitchen
and this thing kind of invades the kitchen.
Speaker 21: Well, her stairs went down to the basement and up,
so you could get down to the basement through the stairs.
Speaker 8: But it didn't have door on it, so it was
like an open and the orb it was big. It
came floating up and we ran. But that's it. What
what the hell was it?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 21: I've googled it. I talked to other people that lived.
Speaker 8: In that house, and a lot of stuff happened in
that house. Aliens, it might have been ghosts, just aliens, ghosts.
Speaker 7: Well, it would be all part of the same thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah right, wow.
Speaker 7: So then when when you moved here, so what happened here?
What how old are you when you saw the one
in New.
Speaker 8: We put probably seventeen maybe.
Speaker 7: Not quite sober, not sober at all. Okay, what were
you drinking then?
Speaker 1: If you can remember, well, we weren't drinking.
Speaker 8: Were what were you doing? Taking other things?
Speaker 7: We're shooting heroin? No, no, no, a little weed, some.
Speaker 21: Weed, and I believe we might have dabbed in some LSD.
Speaker 7: I believe, well that's what we're doing tonight.
Speaker 1: She knows al from but she went with the wowkay
was it? Was it the micro daughter or was it
purple AUSEI? Or what was it?
Speaker 8: I wish I could remember?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I do.
Speaker 5: I remember that four waste four way Sunshine.
Speaker 1: That's what it was.
Speaker 5: To cut it in half.
Speaker 7: That sounds filthy.
Speaker 5: Listen, you take a cut that sucker in half with
a very fine cutter, and you're gonezo.
Speaker 7: All right, I'm going to say that's what she's said.
Speaker 5: Thinking you're at the Monterey Pop Festival in nineteen sixty seven,
but you're really in the nineties in Newbury board so
Bike at the Coming Home festival.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's the time to take acid boy.
Speaker 1: For the parade, just the prey.
Speaker 7: It's the lamest freaking parade in the world.
Speaker 8: It got just increasingly all this really it needs to
be great.
Speaker 7: But the cashow is excellent.
Speaker 1: That's the weird.
Speaker 7: That's so Listen, so bike incidents. The night you were
smoking a little you know herb as the kids say,
and maybe take a little bit of ansty you know,
you happen to see UFO right, yes, okay? What did
it look like?
Speaker 21: It was just a lot of light in the sky.
But then I looked at my friend, you know, like, okay,
what's going on here?
Speaker 8: And she said it's a uf It's a uf I
believe she was very smart, very smart.
Speaker 7: It's a it's a delicate balance.
Speaker 1: With a commercial break for some herb.
Speaker 7: Were the people waving at you from the windows or
were you scared?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 8: Probably should have.
Speaker 7: If they landed and say come with us.
Speaker 1: Would you go? Really?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm not afraid.
Speaker 7: What about the people in the lighthouse.
Speaker 8: I don't think they would come.
Speaker 1: They don't care.
Speaker 8: No, I don't think they would come.
Speaker 7: We need them, right wow? So do you feel that
like some people, you know, see UFOs and ghosts and
then other people just can't. I've never seen one.
Speaker 15: I do.
Speaker 21: I believe it because once I saw that ORB thing,
I had another experience in California again where I knew
it was haunted, but I felt it and I just said,
leave me alone.
Speaker 8: And then I've never seen a thing again.
Speaker 7: But what do you feel like just like a cold
a presence, I mean just you know, like.
Speaker 21: You can tell when someone's like looking at you.
Speaker 1: When it went away.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm afraid you're scaring me. I'm here to babysit.
Speaker 1: Le me alone.
Speaker 7: It's never come back. So what do you think they are.
Let's see, let's start with the UFOs.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean you.
Speaker 21: I mean, if we think we're the only planet have
people were a little self centered. So I believe maybe
there's a billion of maybe we are the aliens that
could be, that could be, maybe we all are the aliens.
Speaker 1: That could be. Yeah, there's a theory that you know
that you know, they are just us in the future
and they come back in time machine or like a
different whatever. Something.
Speaker 7: It's not what we think it is. That's the thing is,
it's always gonna be something that we don't know, right,
we don't know anything exactly. But like people, I know
people have seen I know, I don't want to say
a lot of people, but I know a few people
who have seen UFOs, But I know I know one
person who saw a ghost, like a really scary you encounter, Yeah,
like really bad. You know, someone that they knew a
relative would died, and they come downstairs and they're laying
on their couches if they're staying over or whatever. You know,
it's like energy, yeah something.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 21: Well, I also think the friend that I was with
when I saw that orbs the theme.
Speaker 8: It's not my fault, that's my friend's fault. I think
she is very open.
Speaker 21: I don't know energetically, I guess to those sort of things.
So I always feel like I saw it on accident that.
Speaker 7: Was with her.
Speaker 1: Hey, Pete, a ghost, I can't say that. I have seen,
no heard, heard, You've heard you've heard job right, So
and how about you? Have you ever seen a UFO
anything creepy? Have it happened to you? Uh? Nothing like that.
No things have happened, but nothing like that has ever
d Auer?
Speaker 7: All right, Okay, when did I say that?
Speaker 15: What is it?
Speaker 1: Uber?
Speaker 4: And it's just as good as the first time.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 8: I'm stealing it.
Speaker 7: Okay, all right, So, so you're from California, you have
no kind of Boston. That's just accent, do you.
Speaker 21: I was born in New Report to California when I
was three, and then my mother wanted me to be
here for high.
Speaker 8: School, so I refused.
Speaker 1: Sure, you're a product of the New Report.
Speaker 4: I'm education just yes.
Speaker 8: A little bit, A little bit.
Speaker 1: Yeah, high school were.
Speaker 8: I came from Oakland?
Speaker 5: I was cool, Like did you like the Oakland A's
You know, I'm not really that.
Speaker 21: By played game a baseball fan, but I mean we
used to go all the time.
Speaker 11: Because really to Oakland so well, they had good teams.
So when you came back here to high school, were
you you're the cool girl?
Speaker 8: Because I was very different. I'm not sure cool would
be the word.
Speaker 1: Well, I think I think cool is the word different, different, dynamic.
Well I was different, Yeah, tell us how well?
Speaker 8: I mean I listened to I listened to good music.
Speaker 7: Okay, that's one thing.
Speaker 8: I dyed my hair black.
Speaker 4: Good music.
Speaker 21: Well, I mean its like then in high school I
listened to Probably I was like in love with Roberts
so funny Robert.
Speaker 8: Smith from The Cure I listened to.
Speaker 21: Okay, I mean but that was nineteen eighty eight, right.
Speaker 7: Okay, he's still around, he is, And I.
Speaker 8: Actually have only seen him once in tour around all right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, here's the thing with the very round Well, we
all love him.
Speaker 7: Great songs back then, cool, very clear.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but but he came out with the makeup and
the hairs, still going for it, and it's forty years later,
it's like still with he.
Speaker 21: Married his high school sweetheart or a college sweetheart.
Speaker 7: No, he married the guitar players sister, and then the
guitar player married his sister. No way, Yeah, yeah, who
were toasted? That is some reason. Okay, good band.
Speaker 8: I didn't know that.
Speaker 7: Good band, and really some really kind of poppy eighties hits,
you know there was well that was the em now
but they're still around.
Speaker 1: It's weird. It's just that they're still around, you is
it weird? Not weird?
Speaker 7: But my hat's off to him anyway. I'll make it
if you can stay relevant for that many years. The songs, well,
people love the songs, you know. When hey, Pete, remember
what was the name of the band that I hate
to bring this up?
Speaker 1: On Halloween?
Speaker 7: The Rhode Island by that burned down the station.
Speaker 1: It's the station, Great White, Great White Baby. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 10: Listen to the episode of Swindled about that.
Speaker 8: It is so so awful.
Speaker 7: Get that cat out of there. Get that cat. Is
that a cat or a dog?
Speaker 1: It's a dog.
Speaker 7: So someone said to them, why why are one hundred
people in the bar? We're great white And they said,
if you have like one hit, yeah you can tour.
If you have two hits, you can really tour. If
you have three hits, you have a career just touring,
you know. And I guess that was what happened.
Speaker 10: It's darker than that. It's it's layers deep. They gave
out like free tickets that they weren't supposed to. There
was like fifty more people there than there actually should
have been.
Speaker 4: I think it was even more than fifty.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 10: So there's, like I said, Swindled is a really good podcast,
listen to about it. And there's a book that I
read called Killer Show and that will have you so
messed up, but it is so worth it to like
know what these people went through. And it's like it's
something like in that time, you know, we were all
kids going to shows and venues that weren't safe.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's could have happened to anyone. Yeah, it was.
It was more unsafe because of the stupid pyro.
Speaker 15: Yeah, right to go back, and they had changed over
the they didn't want people coming in the other doors.
Speaker 7: Exit.
Speaker 10: They allowed one exit because the other exit was only
for the band and they were turning people away, making
them walk back.
Speaker 1: Through the exit.
Speaker 10: Sound proofing that was put up was actually not up
to you know, it wasn't It was flammable, and they
put it up with flammable glue. So the pyro that
went off that was not supposed to go off, that
was not cleared. It's a whole like treble down effect.
I did a deep dive on it, and I hated.
Speaker 8: Myself for it.
Speaker 10: But it's really worth knowing.
Speaker 1: If you guys can go back in history to the
coconut grove.
Speaker 13: Yeah, that would never have happened in Massachusetts because of
the coconut grove, the coconut grow.
Speaker 7: Fire back in there fift these don't know, the forties,
there was a big night club in Boston, Okay, and
it was the nightclub to go to and then it
caught on fire. How many people died? Hundreds hundreds of
people died in this thing and they died and fifty
years like one of the worst that was.
Speaker 1: Even more on that it was like one of the
worst disasters.
Speaker 7: They didn't die of burns, they died from being trampled,
and there was no there were no axults.
Speaker 1: And the weird part was, yeah, there's a big BC win, right.
Speaker 11: My mother and my aunt were supposed to go in
there that night. They went into Boston. They lived in Dorchester,
and they went in to go to the Coconut Grove
and they were turned away at the door because the
place was already way over crowded.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, a big night saved their lives because if
they were going in. Twenty two people were killed, four
hundred and ninety two people and it was like it
was The thing was they had a road war door
revolving door, and so many people got jammed up in
the door because everybody's trying to trying.
Speaker 7: To get out because it was a freak out. How
strange is it?
Speaker 11: Cocon It's one of the most famous and it changed
all the tire codes and laws in Massachusetts, in the
in the country.
Speaker 1: Really.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it was like one of the worst disasters. What
a weird thing to happen though, you know, you go
on in the night, but if my mother had gone
in that night, you wouldn't be here. Who would set
the ship up.
Speaker 1: Here?
Speaker 7: The molasses one, yes, I had the molasses that they
had something in the paper.
Speaker 1: Very popular.
Speaker 8: People don't know about it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, like nineteen nineteen.
Speaker 10: Yeah, like nineteen twenties or then nineteen teens.
Speaker 1: This huge, huge tank in the Boston's not the end
full of glasses right first, just like drawing twenty people.
Speaker 7: I don't want to say this, but oh really yeah
right at least?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, very well known.
Speaker 7: And if you go down there in the summer you
can still smell it smells like maple syrup to me. Yeah, yeah,
it's kind of weird.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So anyway, so tell us about Oakland. Did you
have your going back since you lived there?
Speaker 8: I have my older son actually lives in La.
Speaker 21: So your oldest one, yeah, my older son, your oldest son,
my oldest son.
Speaker 7: How old is your oldest son?
Speaker 8: You will be twenty six November.
Speaker 1: That's what this?
Speaker 8: What do you mean?
Speaker 7: You do not look like you have twenty six?
Speaker 1: You're young.
Speaker 5: You don't look like you have me you look twenty six.
You can't tell me you got a twenty six you
I'm crazy, I know, it's crazy.
Speaker 8: It's the molasses.
Speaker 7: It's the molasses in their We're in the twilight zone.
I wish everyone could be here to see what's going on.
You do not look for That's what it is, whatever age.
So so let's get back to you. And so have
you seen anything since you were tripping and something in
the UFO?
Speaker 21: I have not, unfortunately, but I have, Like you know
how I said, I don't want to see it, so
don't show me.
Speaker 8: Try to reverse it, but I don't think. I think
I'm scared.
Speaker 1: So you think it might come back?
Speaker 21: Well, I say, you know, I think that if you
are open and you want to see the things, you
will see the things.
Speaker 7: So anyway, Wow, we've had a technical problems here tonight.
I think that the stoppagal is filled with ghosts that
we don't all about. All we're logged out. So what
do you say, special guests ghosts here? Do you feel
the vibe?
Speaker 4: I mean I have.
Speaker 8: I'm one and a half glasses of wine.
Speaker 7: That's a yes, So thanks very much. And so why
don't we go to the plugs? Okay, the plugs?
Speaker 1: Uh.
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the entire game. What's left of it? Alncle al, Okay,
still with us? Hey, I'm here, Okay, I'm trying to answer.
And special guests drinking there. I'm drinking of red wine,
red wine. Okay, all right, we've got a toast. Thanks
for joining us. So I want to thank everyone for
listening to us, and we will hear us later. Be safe,
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Speaker 1: Bye bye.
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