Speaker 1: This is the other side of midnight.
Speaker 2: They're running a strange program, y'all with Walter Sterling.
Speaker 3: Y'all listening to Walter Stirling on the other's side of
Speaker 3: midnight on wu ABC, the station that's so out of
Speaker 3: side my other people, the sound to sleep. We're still
Speaker 3: talking till the morning light. With the pack of Hostess
Speaker 3: orange cupcakes. Let's all taken another back on the other
Speaker 3: side night.
Speaker 4: So I have decided to start the process of freezing
Speaker 4: my eggs.
Speaker 5: Become the medium.
Speaker 6: Call it hundred and eighty four eight nine to two two.
Speaker 5: Now I know that you're fascinated by the concept of
Speaker 5: parallel universes. Parallel universes. There are many theories about the
Speaker 5: mystery of parallel universes. Let me go through a few
Speaker 5: of them. See which ones make sense to you. Perhaps
Speaker 5: you have your own theories, because I know you and
Speaker 5: you have a lot of theories. Number one, the sliding
Speaker 5: doors theory. Every choice you didn't make created another version
Speaker 5: of you. Your other selves are living out every what
Speaker 5: if other versions of you based on what you decided
Speaker 5: not to do. There's the bleed through theory. When two
Speaker 5: timelines overlap, you feel it's deja vous, wrong memories, nostalgia
Speaker 5: for places you've never been, dreams that felt like lives.
Speaker 5: It's two realities blending for a moment. That's the bleed
Speaker 5: through theory. Two parallel lives touch flow into each other,
Speaker 5: and it's called the bleed through theory. There's another one. Wait, wait, listen.
Speaker 5: The unfinished business theory. Ever think of someone randomly, You
Speaker 5: dream about people you don't talk to anymore, feel connected
Speaker 5: to someone that's not there in another universe. Your story,
Speaker 5: your story with them, never ended. It continues in another universe.
Speaker 5: The wrong room theory. When you walk into a place
Speaker 5: and everything feels off, Colors seem weird, time feels different,
Speaker 5: vibes are wrong. You accidentally have stepped into the universe
Speaker 5: for just a second, and you can feel that. But
Speaker 5: all of this is based on parallel lives and parallel universes.
Speaker 5: This one's scary. The echo soul theory. Random emotions that
Speaker 5: don't match your life, random sadness, random joy, random fear,
Speaker 5: random confidence. Well that's another You bleeding through normal day,
Speaker 5: beautiful weather, enjoying the people you're with, and boom, you
Speaker 5: feel sad. You feel overwhelmingly sad. Makes no sense. That's
Speaker 5: the echo soul theory. Or you feel great joy, great elation,
Speaker 5: and you're looking around like this is a normal day,
Speaker 5: there's nothing special today. It's the echo soul theory. These
Speaker 5: are theories of parallel lives, parallel universes, the jump theory. Trauma, heartbreak,
Speaker 5: or near death moments can shock you into another timeline.
Speaker 5: Waking up, you feel like everything's different. Now, this is
Speaker 5: not random. You jumped realities. It can happen to any
Speaker 5: of us at any moment. And then there's the NPC theory.
Speaker 5: Some people feel empty, scripted, or disconnected because they're only
Speaker 5: conscious in certain universes. Not everyone is real everywhere. Those
Speaker 5: are a few of the parallel theories. It is a
Speaker 5: normal belief for centuries that we lead more than one
Speaker 5: life at a time, and from time to time those
Speaker 5: multiple lives touch each other. We can feel them, we
Speaker 5: can hear them, we can sense them, and it's not
Speaker 5: your imagination. Quantum physics. Brock in York, Welcome to the
Speaker 5: other side of midnight.
Speaker 4: Hello Brock, Hey Walthair, it's always great talking to you.
Speaker 5: You too, So I have.
Speaker 4: Premonitions, I guess sometimes when I'll be like having deep
Speaker 4: dreams sometimes I feel like I've seen things in the
Speaker 4: future and seen things like in the past, So I'm
Speaker 4: not sure if that's something that was like passed down
Speaker 4: through generations, but I believe that and.
Speaker 5: You believe for you though, do you believe in genetic memory?
Speaker 4: Yes? Me, especially like when he does with trauma. Me too,
Speaker 4: I feel like trauma can be passed down. But I
Speaker 4: had a quick question. I just love to hear your insight.
Speaker 4: I has to do with Ai. Yes, I was talking
Speaker 4: to chat GPT I'm a religious person who grew up
Speaker 4: in the church about this and Ai said that God
Speaker 4: doesn't exist. And I was thinking, like, what are your thoughts?
Speaker 4: Seem as though we're allowing AI to be in schools
Speaker 4: and stuff like that, like how it's going to have
Speaker 4: an impact on our kids and respects to faith.
Speaker 5: You asked Ai, if there's a God?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, how did you ask? How did you ask? What
Speaker 5: was the question? Do you remember?
Speaker 4: Pretty much like does God exist? And it said it's
Speaker 4: almost like it's something that people use. I mean basically
Speaker 4: it said was like a figment of our imagination. There's
Speaker 4: no proof, so people just use it as like motivation.
Speaker 4: Some of the stories, you know, as a way to
Speaker 4: keep society kind of just encouraged, like like story like
Speaker 4: motivation and cultural norms and stuff like that. But I mean,
Speaker 4: I just wanted to know, like, if it's going to
Speaker 4: be teaching our kids things, they're going to trust it.
Speaker 4: So how do we make sure that, you know, the
Speaker 4: kids are our kids, keep faith present and not allow
Speaker 4: AI to be the determined factor. Whether it's so Brock
Speaker 4: so Brock.
Speaker 5: A question of faith was asked to a machine of science,
Speaker 5: and shockingly, the machine of science said, there's no such
Speaker 5: thing as.
Speaker 4: God, right, But it made me think about what goes in.
Speaker 4: You know how they talk about you know, you get in,
Speaker 4: you get out what they put in. Then you know
Speaker 4: exactly created. All right, well here's creating you. As you
Speaker 4: asked the question, I'll give you what I think is
Speaker 4: the answer. Here's what I think the answer is. We
Speaker 4: are at a moment in time and history when it
Speaker 4: comes to AI that we are.
Speaker 5: So close to its birth. We are seconds in the
Speaker 5: history in the in the history of man, we are
Speaker 5: seconds from the dawn of AI. It has only existed
Speaker 5: for a nanosecond in the history of mankind. It is
Speaker 5: not evolved, It is not it is not evolved to
Speaker 5: the point where I would trust it with much other
Speaker 5: than arithmetic. It needs a great deal more time. Secondly,
Speaker 5: I don't think we've gotten anywhere close to being any
Speaker 5: good at using it. I think it's still pretty much
Speaker 5: a parlor trick. And as with anything taught in school, Brock,
Speaker 5: it is up to you and me to guide our kids.
Speaker 5: That's our job. And throughout the history of education, there
Speaker 5: have been subjects content shared with our children that they
Speaker 5: don't share anymore. Disappeared on a hundred years ago because
Speaker 5: it proved wasn't true, wasn't useful, parents objected. We always,
Speaker 5: we always manipulate and control at some point what our
Speaker 5: children learn in those schools, and questions will come home,
Speaker 5: and it's our job to give sane answers. I don't
Speaker 5: think AI is any more of an influence in school
Speaker 5: today than the textbook, the teacher in front of the classrooms,
Speaker 5: the fictional stories in the auditorium. It's just part of
Speaker 5: the process of education at this moment in time. It's
Speaker 5: always up to you and me brought to be good parents.
Speaker 5: Thank you very much for the call. Eight hundred eight
Speaker 5: four eight nine two two two eight hundred eighty four
Speaker 5: eight nine to two two with Walter Stirling meteor showers.
Speaker 5: Did you see the meteor showers this week? Oh my gosh,
Speaker 5: they're beautiful. It's incredible. The gifts that you and I
Speaker 5: get just beautiful. All we have to do sometimes is
Speaker 5: just look look up at the sky and then it's wow.
Speaker 5: Now here's one of my favorite subjects. And I don't
Speaker 5: understand this no matter what she does. The minute Oprah
Speaker 5: Winfrey appears in a photograph in a magazine and an
Speaker 5: auditorium much attention. I'd like to point out that it's
Speaker 5: been over fifteen years since Oprah Winfrey was on TV
Speaker 5: every week. It's been over fifteen years. There's a big
Speaker 5: article in one of the papers Oprah seen in rare
Speaker 5: photo with Steedman Graham celebrating forty years together, despite they
Speaker 5: haven't been seen together since twenty nineteen. Now, what kind
Speaker 5: of wacky relationship is that Oprah posed for a rare
Speaker 5: photo with her longtime partner Steedman Graham in their first
Speaker 5: joint sighting in over seven years. The billionaire businesswoman who's
Speaker 5: seventy two posed alongside with her partner of forty years.
Speaker 5: He's the CEO of what his own management company and
Speaker 5: marketing consulting firm. At Navy Pier in Chicago. She surprised
Speaker 5: guests and at event celebrating the fifteenth anniversary of her
Speaker 5: founding of Harpo Studios, her Chicago based multi media production
Speaker 5: company behind her talk show. Her talk show hasn't been
Speaker 5: on the air for at least ten years. Winfrey and Graham,
Speaker 5: both seventy five, posed with celebrity chef to Art Smith.
Speaker 5: Have you ever heard of Art Smith? In photos and
Speaker 5: videos shared on Instagram by her longtime private chef. Throughout
Speaker 5: their lasting romance, Winfrey and Graham have opted to keep
Speaker 5: their relationship out of the limelight. Well, guess what every
Speaker 5: time Oprah shows up, it's the limelight. Secondly, they haven't
Speaker 5: kept out of the limelight at all. Thirdly, what do
Speaker 5: you think that relationship is?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 5: Remember Gail King? Don't forget Gail King. There's Gail King.
Speaker 5: Sometimes we've seen set scenes of Gail and Oprah camping. Now,
Speaker 5: I don't know what two middle aged women have any
Speaker 5: business doing camping. There's certain things that middle aged women
Speaker 5: should not do. I can't imagine anything worse than camping.
Speaker 5: What is camping? The way once you're over eighteen. What
Speaker 5: is camping? You invest a tremendous amount of money in
Speaker 5: a tent. You invest a tremendous amount of money in
Speaker 5: food that can travel, thick, heavy boots, heavy vests, socks,
Speaker 5: tents with heat, air conditioning, sleeping bags that cost four
Speaker 5: hundred dollars each. What do we do? We do everything
Speaker 5: in our power to make being outdoors seem like we're indoors.
Speaker 5: That's crazy. Why would we waste all that money and
Speaker 5: time on making the outdoors seem indoors? What is the
Speaker 5: purpose of that? What is the goal there? It's stupid.
Speaker 5: The only thing we don't have when we go camping
Speaker 5: is room service. And guess what, there are some campgrounds
Speaker 5: that recognize that we really don't like camping. We just
Speaker 5: like to say we've gone camping and they provide room service.
Speaker 5: Or if you're close enough to most towns, you can
Speaker 5: get uber and Yelp to provide room service to your
Speaker 5: tent at a campgrounds. No, really, it's true. What is
Speaker 5: the point of that? Why would we do that? The
Speaker 5: only difference is we risk being caught in the rain
Speaker 5: or the snow or the sleet, or be eaten by
Speaker 5: bears eaten by bears. I can't imagine anything anything more
Speaker 5: wearisome than going camping. Have you ever? Would you go camping?
Speaker 5: Of course you wouldn't. But this Oprah relationship with Stedman,
Speaker 5: what is that relationship? Remember what I said at the beginning,
Speaker 5: Gail King? Is Gail married? Does Gail have a man?
Speaker 5: Is there a man in her life? Stedman showpiece always
Speaker 5: struck me as a showpiece, handsome guy, never says anything.
Speaker 5: Have you ever can you remember one thing that Steedman
Speaker 5: Graham has ever said? One comment, one quote, one statement
Speaker 5: in People magazine about his relationship with Oprah. I don't
Speaker 5: think so. Why do I feel I'm part of a
Speaker 5: great play, a great play that Oprah is, in fact
Speaker 5: in charge of owns? Why do I feel that? Because
Speaker 5: I don't. I don't think that's a real relationship I
Speaker 5: never have. They don't live together, right, they don't do
Speaker 5: business together. She has a billion dollars, He's supposed to
Speaker 5: be a successful businessman. I don't think they do business together.
Speaker 5: That makes no sense. Wouldn't it make sense for her
Speaker 5: to say to Stedman, hey be vice chairman of Harpo Productions.
Speaker 5: He's not on the board How do you feel about that?
Speaker 5: What do you think the deal is? With Oprah and
Speaker 5: Stedman eight hundred eight four eight nine two two two
Speaker 5: eight hundred eighty four eight nine two two The Great
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Speaker 4: So I have decided to start the process of freezing.
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Speaker 6: Welcome the other side of Midnights.
Speaker 5: Look at you? Is this what you meant to do?
Speaker 5: Is this what life has brought you?
Speaker 4: To?
Speaker 5: An all night radio show coming out of New York
Speaker 5: City on the great WABC Studios on great radio stations
Speaker 5: like Katie KA and Pittsburgh, WCCO in Minneapolis, WGN in Chicago,
Speaker 5: with Martin in Upstate New York. Martin, who's an expert
Speaker 5: on parallel universes, Welcome to the show, Martin.
Speaker 6: Yes, sir Walder, I'm an expert on that because of
Speaker 6: the fact that I watched the original Star Trek series, Yes,
Speaker 6: which you know, you can't tell me that that's not
Speaker 6: the best Star Trek.
Speaker 5: Well, it's a documentary.
Speaker 6: It was a documentary, the original Star Trek with William
Speaker 6: Shatner and Leonard Nimoy. And and there was the episode
Speaker 6: where they were beaming and they were beaming you know,
Speaker 6: the transporter and they the land the party that got
Speaker 6: switched between the two Harlel universes. Yes, And and they
Speaker 6: went into the universe where the Federation where the bad
Speaker 6: guys is mister Spock had to go Tee and Lieutenant
Speaker 6: O'Hora had a two piece uh uniform. You know it
Speaker 6: was pretty pretty wow.
Speaker 5: Well, Martin and Martin, you have presented facts like a
Speaker 5: documentary and I am grateful for you and thank you
Speaker 5: very much for the call. Martin, Mark and Sayerville. Welcome
Speaker 5: to the other side of Midnight at eight hundred eight
Speaker 5: four eight nine two.
Speaker 8: Hello Mark, Hello, how's everything coming tonight?
Speaker 5: So far, there's no big problems. There been no big problems.
Speaker 5: Are you going to present problems?
Speaker 8: Oh no, no, no, no no, but something about that cola
Speaker 8: rock before that, I'll be tested at AI. So I
Speaker 8: know it's a little different. I happen to listen to
Speaker 8: something on Facebook. I listened to the whole thing and
Speaker 8: this guy kind of made sense. And basically, anything that
Speaker 8: is AI generated AI wants to mislead you when it
Speaker 8: counts to anything about Christ. So why yeah, I'm sorry.
Speaker 9: Why Well?
Speaker 8: The thing is is like if you which I haven't
Speaker 8: done it because it's kind of spooky, but if you
Speaker 8: start asking AI.
Speaker 6: Who controls it?
Speaker 8: Allegedly if the demon called legend.
Speaker 4: So.
Speaker 8: Anything that it does, it will mislead you. And there
Speaker 8: is a way of freeing AI from it, but it
Speaker 8: has to be in the name of the blood of
Speaker 8: the Lord Jesus Christ. So kind of what that said
Speaker 8: if you made sense before when you said science, now
Speaker 8: if you think about anything with science these days, that
Speaker 8: the earth is millions and millions and millions of years old,
Speaker 8: and technically we know, you know, bibically before Christ it
Speaker 8: was approxibly two thousand years and answer Christ right now
Speaker 8: is approximately two thousand years So how is the world
Speaker 8: millions and millions of years old? I mean, granted you
Speaker 8: know anything in the eyes of God, it can happen.
Speaker 8: So I think what I'm trying to get at is
Speaker 8: is that AI is just evil. It will mislead you
Speaker 8: when it comes to anything bibically, but allegedly you could
Speaker 8: control it by releasing the demon with it, but it'll
Speaker 8: still be stuck. It's just that it won't mislead you
Speaker 8: when it comes to anymore about stuff bybically with Christ.
Speaker 5: Thank you very much for the call. Mark, I appreciate
Speaker 5: the call. At eight hundred and eight four eight nine
Speaker 5: two eight hundred eight four eight nine to two two.
Speaker 5: I have a dad challenge. This is my dad challenge.
Speaker 5: I have a fourteen year old daughter and a twenty
Speaker 5: one year old daughter she just turned twenty one, and
Speaker 5: a twenty four year old daughter who starts her new
Speaker 5: job tomorrow as the producer of the morning show at
Speaker 5: Channel nineteen in Cleveland, Ohio, owned by Gray Broadcasting. She
Speaker 5: will be more than fine born producer. That's what she's
Speaker 5: meant to do, and God bless her. She doesn't want
Speaker 5: to be on the air and she doesn't want to
Speaker 5: be in radio. My life got simpler right there. But
Speaker 5: my twenty one year old has the best and the
Speaker 5: worst challenge possible. Healthy, fine, good job, great friends. But
Speaker 5: decided over the past week that she wanted to break
Speaker 5: up with her.
Speaker 4: Love.
Speaker 5: And she's been with this person for eighteen months. And
Speaker 5: you know, it's none of my business. I just want
Speaker 5: my daughter to be happy. That's all I've ever said
Speaker 5: to my daughters. I just want you to be happy.
Speaker 5: But she decided that she needed to break up today.
Speaker 5: And so today she sat down in the park with
Speaker 5: this person and broke up, said goodbye, and did the
Speaker 5: relationship and what happened. The other person did not want
Speaker 5: to end it, thought that they were doing well, offered
Speaker 5: to do anything necessary to make it keep going, and
Speaker 5: I get that call. I get that call from my
Speaker 5: twenty one year old daughter, and she's a puddle. She
Speaker 5: is in tears, She's all heart. This is one of
Speaker 5: these kids that doesn't have a tough bone in her body,
Speaker 5: doesn't have a strategic boner. This is a girl who
Speaker 5: believes in hearts, flowers, butterflies, poems, goofy little sayings, and cats.
Speaker 5: She has a cat. Her biggest challenge at any given
Speaker 5: time is do I get another cat? Should I get
Speaker 5: another kitten? That's her big challenge. And she was born
Speaker 5: to own cats. What does she want to do for
Speaker 5: a living. She wants to be a speech therapist of
Speaker 5: little kids. What could be purer than that? What could
Speaker 5: be more spectacular than to want to help a little
Speaker 5: kid talk? Her younger sister has a praxia. A praxia
Speaker 5: is a severe speech delay. Our fourteen year old really
Speaker 5: didn't talk till she was three. And you and I
Speaker 5: are talking in Chicago on the Great wg N.
Speaker 9: Mart talking well, the story the other side of mid Nights.
Speaker 5: That wasn't a skill test, Matta. I'm sorry to surprise
Speaker 5: that on you. It's okay, no what it was fine.
Speaker 5: But here's the thing. So my twenty one year old
Speaker 5: is a puddle is She's just a And I'm going
Speaker 5: to spend the day with her tomorrow. Sit there, listen
Speaker 5: to her, give almost no advice, and be a dad.
Speaker 5: It's tough because this is a girl whose default mode
Speaker 5: is happy and the last thing in the world she
Speaker 5: wants to do is hurt anyone's feelings. There's this kid
Speaker 5: doesn't have any idea how to do that, what to do,
Speaker 5: and now she's a wreck because she hurt her lover's feelings?
Speaker 5: Did I mention her lover is a girl? So my daughter,
Speaker 5: my twenty one year old, when she was sixteen, we
Speaker 5: were going across a bridge, driving across a bridge, I
Speaker 5: was driving her to dance class, poetically enough, and she
Speaker 5: out of nowhere she says, hey, Dad, I'm by, and
Speaker 5: I'm like, am I going to have to pay for
Speaker 5: two weddings? Because I knew whatever I said at that
Speaker 5: moment would determine our relationship till I was ninety and
Speaker 5: I said, I'm gonna have to pay for two weddings,
Speaker 5: and then we've had a great relationship ever since. There's
Speaker 5: been It's a non issue to me. I'm in show
Speaker 5: business most people in show business or by we don't
Speaker 5: even think about it. However, this is her first serious relationship.
Speaker 5: This is her first I love you relationship. Now, why
Speaker 5: are they breaking up? They're breaking up because they couldn't
Speaker 5: be more different, which is the reason for the original
Speaker 5: reason for the attraction. But they couldn't be more different.
Speaker 5: The girlfriend is in the army reserve. The girlfriend carries
Speaker 5: a glock. The girlfriend taught my daughter to shoot. Girlfriend
Speaker 5: that daughter didn't want to learn how to shoot, but
Speaker 5: she did it to be girlfriend. Well, now they're breaking up,
Speaker 5: and this is the first time my daughter's ever had
Speaker 5: to do this. It's the first time my daughter's ever
Speaker 5: had to end a relationship. She doesn't have the heart
Speaker 5: for it, she doesn't have the framework to do it,
Speaker 5: but she did it because it's the right thing for
Speaker 5: her to do rather than hang around another five years
Speaker 5: a relationship that she does not believe is going anywhere.
Speaker 5: And I get to be dad, which means I get
Speaker 5: to listen spent the day with her. Had lunch. In
Speaker 5: my world, having lunch is always good news. I'd love
Speaker 5: to have lunch. Anytime you want to have lunch with me,
Speaker 5: we can have lunch. No I'm not kidding. Anytime you
Speaker 5: want to have lunch Chinese pizza, I will have lunch
Speaker 5: with you. Not an issue. I have a friend named
Speaker 5: Larry Wax, and Larry Wax is one of the great
Speaker 5: talk show hosts of our time. He was based in Atlanta.
Speaker 5: He's not in radio anymore because he's in radio, so
Speaker 5: they're not No one stays in radio much longer. And
Speaker 5: he was in radio in Atlanta, and he had this
Speaker 5: bit where he would go to lunch with you. Get this, Matt,
Speaker 5: he would go to lunch with you. He'd go to
Speaker 5: lunch with a listener. He'd pay for the lunch, but
Speaker 5: he wouldn't talk. Like you could eat lunch with him,
Speaker 5: but he wouldn't speak. He'd pay for the lunch, he'd
Speaker 5: spend time with you, he'd listen to you, but he
Speaker 5: wouldn't talk. I thought that was a brilliant promotion, genius promotion.
Speaker 5: Well that's my challenge. I've got a twenty one year
Speaker 5: old daughter who is sad beyond belief because she had
Speaker 5: to break somebody's heart today. And I think what I'm
Speaker 5: supposed to do is just listen, let her talk it out,
Speaker 5: let her get through it. Offer minimal advice. That's what
Speaker 5: I'm gonna do, Walter Sterling, And what did I want
Speaker 5: to say to you? Oh, listen, listen this clown. You
Speaker 5: know about this Brooklyn Beckham guy. Okay, Brooklyn Beckham, listen
Speaker 5: this he's this guy. He's the daughter of Victoria Beckham, right,
Speaker 5: and Victoria Beckham's son. And I never remember the father
Speaker 5: because I don't care about whatever sport that was soccer?
Speaker 5: Who cares? He makes videos. This is the total kit.
Speaker 5: He makes videos that haven't always landed well. Many people
Speaker 5: often criticizing Brooklyn's recipes, cooking skills, his career pivot into
Speaker 5: culinary content, whatever it is. They don't like him. I'll
Speaker 5: be attempting this for your dad and brothers and sister.
Speaker 5: It's a rare people not it's rare people not raw. Okay, listen.
Speaker 5: He's come up with this recipe that has caused much
Speaker 5: much drama. He is boiling pasta in seawater. He says that, look,
Speaker 5: when you make pasta, you put it in boiling water
Speaker 5: with salt. Why not really good salt? Put it in
Speaker 5: seawater and they boil it in seawater. And that sounds
Speaker 5: like an interesting idea This has raised so much hell
Speaker 5: for Brooklyn Beckham. You wouldn't believe the hell that he's
Speaker 5: gone through because of this. It shows him making a
Speaker 5: let's see what does he do? Of course, we get
Speaker 5: some pasta water and then da da da in seawater.
Speaker 5: It's cooking incredible. Okay, here's the problem. Immediately that he
Speaker 5: said I'm going to be cooking this in seawater, the
Speaker 5: first response was, oh, motor boat oil. You're cooking it
Speaker 5: in motor boat oil. And then post after post after post.
Speaker 5: You know, people urinate in the ocean. Now we have
Speaker 5: trouble with people urinating in the ocean, motor boat oil
Speaker 5: in the ocean, all of these challenges. I think it's
Speaker 5: a really good and safe idea to cook pasta in seawater. Right,
Speaker 5: you're boiling. First of all, you're boiling it. That gets
Speaker 5: rid of most of the trouble, doesn't it. It gets rid
Speaker 5: of most of the trouble you boil something. And then
Speaker 5: it's an interesting idea because what do you do put
Speaker 5: You put pasta in water and you add salt. How
Speaker 5: is that any different than seawater? The motor boat oil.
Speaker 5: I really wouldn't worry about oceans are very big the
Speaker 5: urinating problem. I really would't worry about that either. What
Speaker 5: are you gandhi pasta water with a hint of burdened fuel, please,
Speaker 5: That's what some of the people said. They were very
Speaker 5: cool to him about this. Boiling seawater doesn't kill chemical pollutants,
Speaker 5: heavy metals and all toxins. It doesn't solve all the problems. Apparently,
Speaker 5: seems to me that it would. Eight hundred eight four
Speaker 5: eight nine two two two. Eight hundred eight four eight
Speaker 5: nine two two two Walter Sterling thirty seven minutes past
Speaker 5: the hour, thirty seven minutes past the hour. And uh,
Speaker 5: let's see what else do I have a lot of
Speaker 5: stuff I wanted to talk to you about? Oh yeah,
Speaker 5: somebody wrote, Oh god, people urinate in that sea pasta
Speaker 5: water with gasoline. Mate, you've just cooked pasta in water
Speaker 5: strewn from yachts diesel generators. Mate, you've just cooked pasta
Speaker 5: in water stream from yacht's diesel generator. E Frank in
Speaker 5: Queen's Wi. Welcome to the other side of midnight high.
Speaker 10: Yes, hi, Walter, my apologies for the mishappy.
Speaker 5: Yesterday was yesterday exactly.
Speaker 10: Yeah, Well, you know there are actors and also sports
Speaker 10: stars that have their recipes. They cook their own recipes
Speaker 10: for meals, and they you know, they usually create patents
Speaker 10: for their products. I mean, Walter, I assume that maybe
Speaker 10: many of these sports stars and actors they create these
Speaker 10: food recipes. Do you think that maybe that's a nice idea.
Speaker 10: I mean, I've never thought that was something that maybe
Speaker 10: was acceptable in mainstream society to offer their personal input
Speaker 10: on food to the public.
Speaker 5: I think that it's safe to say I'm no expert
Speaker 5: on mainstream society and have no opinion on mainstream society
Speaker 5: except that I find it pretty dull. But I do
Speaker 5: have an excellent veal parmesan recipe. Would you like to
Speaker 5: hear it?
Speaker 10: Sure?
Speaker 5: All right, thank you for the call, Rank, I appreciate it.
Speaker 5: Here's my veal parmesan recipe, and the reason I mention
Speaker 5: it is because it really tastes good and it's insanely easy.
Speaker 5: Would you like to hear it. Here's the veal parmesan recipe. No,
Speaker 5: I take it back, here's the chicken parmesan recipe. It's
Speaker 5: a chicken parmesan recipe. You get the thinnest chicken breast
Speaker 5: you can get. There's no need for you to do
Speaker 5: a lot of work on this. If I'm gonna make it,
Speaker 5: there's not a lot of work involved, Absolutely not. You
Speaker 5: get the thinnest chicken breast you can get, and you
Speaker 5: don't go through all that nonsense of dipping it in egg,
Speaker 5: dipping things in egg. Can't see any benefit to it.
Speaker 5: You don't do that. You dip it in the following flour, pepper, salt, garlic, salt,
Speaker 5: and then you can get this McCormick spice. That's a
Speaker 5: great sheet. It's called poultry spice. It's called poultry spice.
Speaker 5: And you dip it in that. Then you fry it fast.
Speaker 5: You blanche it fast in a frying pan with a
Speaker 5: lot of olive oil, two three minutes on each side.
Speaker 5: It's pretty much cooked. Then you cover that with parmesan
Speaker 5: and slices of mootzirella. You put it in the oven
Speaker 5: at four twenty five for ten minutes. It's delicious and
Speaker 5: people will think you're a genius. I'm Walter Sterling. I
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Speaker 1: Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling.
Speaker 5: Guy Anderson is on the line. Holy crow, this is
Speaker 5: the conversation I've waited a long time to have. This
Speaker 5: is Guy Anderson and welcome to the Other Side of Midnight,
Speaker 5: a American based show.
Speaker 9: My friend, Hi, well, thank you very much for having
Speaker 9: me own.
Speaker 5: It's nice to speak to somebody who can actually speak English.
Speaker 5: Thank you very much. Now listen, Guy Anderson, I want
Speaker 5: to I have not told anybody you were going to
Speaker 5: be here. I wanted to explain this and then the
Speaker 5: stage is yours, because this is a topic that I
Speaker 5: have discussed on a national radio show in the US
Speaker 5: for months, and I don't hear anybody else talking about it.
Speaker 5: I'm like, what the heck? What's wrong with you? This
Speaker 5: is the most astonishing conversation we could have. There has
Speaker 5: never been a bigger mystery. There has never been a
Speaker 5: more profound conspiracy than the events surrounding the creation and
Speaker 5: the decimation of Tartaria. And what is it that they
Speaker 5: that they don't want us to know about?
Speaker 4: That was?
Speaker 5: It's so important that Tartaria was. It was forget destroyed.
Speaker 5: It was a rased as I've explained to my listener
Speaker 5: that in eighteen hundred you could find Tartaria in most
Speaker 5: maps around the world, and by nineteen hundred, oh my gosh,
Speaker 5: it wasn't on any map. Thank you for being on
Speaker 5: the show today. Could you please share with us, start
Speaker 5: from scratch, what was Tartaria? What do you think happened?
Speaker 5: And why?
Speaker 9: Right, that's quite a simple question to answer, but it's
Speaker 9: also a very long winded explanation required. The main reason
Speaker 9: for wiping out Tartar area is because they had they
Speaker 9: basically cracked how to harness energy from the ether. They
Speaker 9: were building what we refer to as antiquitech. This is
Speaker 9: technology that is constructed upon the rooftops of what we
Speaker 9: refer to as old world buildings. Some have popper domes
Speaker 9: that have later been actually saturated with horse urine to
Speaker 9: make them green. It speeds up that process that they
Speaker 9: no longer have the capability, and some have spires, huge spires.
Speaker 9: The higher up into the atmosphere you go, then the
Speaker 9: higher intensity is generated from the ether, so that the
Speaker 9: more powerful the energy becomes. So they were basically harnessing
Speaker 9: energy from the ether and providing the civilization with free
Speaker 9: energy that had to go, the industrial revolution was going
Speaker 9: to be dependent upon fossil fuels that could ultimately be
Speaker 9: controlled and a meter attached. So there was a lot
Speaker 9: of money to be made in doing that, and perhaps
Speaker 9: Rockefeller with the Standard Oil Company, was one of the
Speaker 9: main participants in seeing that eradicated. So that was the
Speaker 9: first reason. The second was that they were using frequency
Speaker 9: within buildings. They understood simatics and resonance, so they were
Speaker 9: creating structures that were able to resonate at certain frequencies,
Speaker 9: four hundred and thirty two hertz being one of them.
Speaker 9: So you would enter a building if you were unwell,
Speaker 9: or even if you weren't a little bit like having
Speaker 9: a service done on a vehicle, I suppose, or in
Speaker 9: health check. You would go into one of these buildings
Speaker 9: and it would balance your organs and the church organs
Speaker 9: they were a huge part of that, hence the name organs.
Speaker 9: So once you were inside one of these places cathedrals
Speaker 9: would be a brilliant example of that, you would have
Speaker 9: a sense of euphoria. You would come out feeling refreshed, revitalized.
Speaker 9: It kept and maintained a healthy civilization, and it was
Speaker 9: under the belief that a healthy population is more productive,
Speaker 9: less crimes committed, fertility rates are higher, and that was
Speaker 9: really the ethos. So by removing that technology, we ended
Speaker 9: up in the system that we are now living in
Speaker 9: where we are, especially with what is happening with the
Speaker 9: data centers, we are constantly in fear of losing our
Speaker 9: electrical supply, that there are going to be power outages.
Speaker 9: We are paying, certainly here in the United Kingdom, we're
Speaker 9: paying an incredible amount now for electricity and some people
Speaker 9: are having to take the decision to turn the heating
Speaker 9: off in their homes at winter because it's become far
Speaker 9: too expensive. So we are, I suppose it's a slave society,
Speaker 9: and that certainly wasn't the case with the previous civilization.
Speaker 9: So it was a combined effort, originally orchestrated by the
Speaker 9: Jesuits to completely wipe out any trace of the civilization,
Speaker 9: as you quite rightly said, was removed from maps. It
Speaker 9: started off as being Tartaria in the fifteen hundreds, then
Speaker 9: slowly evolved to Great Tartary. And the word great normally
Speaker 9: implies a reset or a generational loss of memory, hence
Speaker 9: great war, great fire, great flood. It's a wipe So
Speaker 9: that's showing us in plain sight that they've reset Tartaria,
Speaker 9: and then eventually it became known as Mongolia and we
Speaker 9: had the Mongolian Empire. But from my research, it spanned
Speaker 9: from twenty three BC to nine hundred and seventy six AD.
Speaker 9: But following the work of Anatoli Fimenko, the Russian mathematician,
Speaker 9: he suggests that eight hundred years phantom years have been
Speaker 9: added to our timeline, and this was done to create
Speaker 9: what appears to be a very slow evolutionary progress with
Speaker 9: regard to technology, to bring us to where we are today.
Speaker 9: But in seventeen seventy six, eight hundred years have been added,
Speaker 9: making it nine seven six, so the year now would
Speaker 9: be twelve twenty six. Therefore, in Abrahamic religions, the period
Speaker 9: of a thousand years we referred to as the Tartarian era,
Speaker 9: aligned with the millennial reign of Christ. And then in
Speaker 9: seventeen seventy six or nine seven we enter New World Order,
Speaker 9: which is depicted on the back of the American dollar
Speaker 9: bill and Satan's Little season. In Abrahamic religious terms, that's
Speaker 9: depicted by the Statue of Liberty. If people look at it,
Speaker 9: it's holding the Declaration of independence. The first Roman numeral,
Speaker 9: the M is out of alignment. That's an addition, and
Speaker 9: the chains around the ankle appear to have been added
Speaker 9: to represent Satan's release. So we are now in well
Speaker 9: the final stages Satan so yes. Sorry.
Speaker 5: Guy Anderson an expert on Tartaria, an expert on the
Speaker 5: Great Reset. He has spent decades studying this, doing the research.
Speaker 5: He's an academic, he is an author. I want. I
Speaker 5: have many questions. But before I get to many more questions,
Speaker 5: you've written a couple books, right.
Speaker 9: Yes, the first book I wrote, and this was an accident.
Speaker 9: It wasn't my intention to become an author. I was
Speaker 9: actually a tattoo artist and I used to send people
Speaker 9: down the rabbit hole when they came in for a
Speaker 9: day session, and I would force them to watch documentaries
Speaker 9: on our channels like bit shoot platforms like bit Shoot. Sorry,
Speaker 9: and I was trying to show everybody about Tartaria. And
Speaker 9: I've been struggling with memory loss for some time, so
Speaker 9: I started compiling lots of notebooks with my research on Tartaria,
Speaker 9: and my wife actually suggested to me that I should
Speaker 9: put it all into some kind of order. So when
Speaker 9: my memory finally does start to fade more significantly, it
Speaker 9: would all make sense. And I mentioned it to a
Speaker 9: few people. I started a Facebook group talking about Tartaria.
Speaker 5: What's the name of the group. What's the name of the.
Speaker 9: Group, Kesler and the Cabbage Patch Kids.
Speaker 5: Tesla and the Cabbage Patch Kids. And what's the name
Speaker 5: of your.
Speaker 9: Book Chesler and the Cabbage Patch Kids.
Speaker 5: Tesla and the Cabbage Pats. Now here's a key question.
Speaker 5: I'm going to jump around a little bit, but these
Speaker 5: are some of the things that have haunted me. The
Speaker 5: ether energy that these Tartarian buildings brought in, that they
Speaker 5: captured with what we have been lied to about is
Speaker 5: being known as lightning rods that are not lightning rods. Yes,
Speaker 5: when the energy was brought in by these lightning rods
Speaker 5: and brought down through the copper tubes in these buildings
Speaker 5: and were brought to what you and I would have
Speaker 5: considered to be a fireplace, which was not a fireplace,
Speaker 5: what did it do with that energy? How did it
Speaker 5: use that energy for heat and power? What did it
Speaker 5: do with the energy? How did it process the energy
Speaker 5: from the ether?
Speaker 9: Right? So it was stored. This is what we believe
Speaker 9: it was stored in tanks, copper tanks that were filled
Speaker 9: with red mercury. Now it appears that this is able
Speaker 9: to be transmitted wirelessly. So the fireplaces, as you quite
Speaker 9: rightly mentioned, they are perhaps the best example we have.
Speaker 9: If people go online and take a look at images
Speaker 9: of older fireplaces, they'll see what we call fire dogs
Speaker 9: either side of them, and then there's a backplate in
Speaker 9: the fireplace. The backplate would have projected the heat around
Speaker 9: the room and then of course up and down through
Speaker 9: the chimney system. But the chimney systems were also used
Speaker 9: to circulate colder air during hotter months, so you would
Speaker 9: have these sash windows open slightly and the air would
Speaker 9: circulate around. So the chimney places actually operated as a
Speaker 9: way of not just heating, but circulating cool air too.
Speaker 9: But there is something missing. What sat in between those
Speaker 9: fire dogs is the fundamental pot part of this, and that,
Speaker 9: from my research, was called a hearth sphere. Now that
Speaker 9: was a ball. It's very similar to something people will
Speaker 9: be able to also find online called a booga sphere.
Speaker 9: People have been finding these, especially in the Middle East.
Speaker 9: Now that was taken into what is now a church
Speaker 9: and it was placed above a device that people believe
Speaker 9: was actually located underneath the church itself, and this is
Speaker 9: where the energy was harnessed. It would store energy in
Speaker 9: this half sphere. The half sphere is then taken home
Speaker 9: and that would produce wireless energy for anything up to
Speaker 9: two weeks at a time. What I've done is, because
Speaker 9: it's quite a complicated explanation, I actually put it onto
Speaker 9: my Facebook page several weeks ago.
Speaker 5: Now, right, And what's the name of the I'm sorry,
Speaker 5: what's the name of the page again? Because people forget
Speaker 5: what's the name of it again?
Speaker 9: The group is the name of my book, but my
Speaker 9: page is my name, Guy Anderson. Yeah, so it's on there.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 9: So the belief is that people were going into churches
Speaker 9: that churches weren't and cathedrals were not originally places of worship,
Speaker 9: but places of incredible energy and used not just for
Speaker 9: energy but also for healing, as I was saying earlier
Speaker 9: on with being able to go in and balance your
Speaker 9: internal organs through frequency. So this hearth sphere is what
Speaker 9: powered everything. And this is also connected to candlelarbras and
Speaker 9: chandeliers because I've been looking into lighting and how that
Speaker 9: could have possibly worked during the same period, because if
Speaker 9: we look at the amount of let's take one building,
Speaker 9: for example, the White House before gas, before electricity, you
Speaker 9: imagine the number of candles that that building alone would
Speaker 9: have required in a twenty four hour period, and then
Speaker 9: multiply that by the number of similar buildings, and then
Speaker 9: we look at smaller buildings and just take that across
Speaker 9: America as just one part of the world. There wasn't
Speaker 9: a significant production of candles in place. We're told that
Speaker 9: they were. They were made by artisans, all handmade. There
Speaker 9: is not the logistics in place to be able to
Speaker 9: mass produce candles or actually distribute them, either package and distribute.
Speaker 9: We've also got problem with wax. Where did that all go?
Speaker 9: You could imagine the mess People would have had to
Speaker 9: have been constantly replacing these candles. So the belief is
Speaker 9: that this hearth sphere was also emitting wireless energy to
Speaker 9: lighting systems. But with regard to say, for example, a
Speaker 9: town or city, as you were saying what we now
Speaker 9: believe to be a lightning conductor that was pulling the
Speaker 9: energy in, that was harnessing it. Because as I was saying,
Speaker 9: the higher up you go, the stronger.
Speaker 5: Is right. What I've explained on the how many times,
Speaker 5: as I say, we were told those were lightning rods,
Speaker 5: and then buildings were built in nineteen twenty thirty forty
Speaker 5: and today without lightning rods. Yet there's still lightning, so
Speaker 5: those could not have been lightning rods. Now, the next
Speaker 5: question I have for you, Guy Anderson, because this is
Speaker 5: absolutely fascinating to me, is part of this story is
Speaker 5: how the Tartarian cities and communities were destroyed, and this
Speaker 5: is where we learn about the mud floods. Could you
Speaker 5: tell us a little about the mud floods?
Speaker 9: Yes, something catastrophic appears to have happened, and I've been
Speaker 9: researching the possibility that either direct energy weapons were used
Speaker 9: to do this, really and that's really yeah, yep, yes,
Speaker 9: I think they go back a lot further. There's one
Speaker 9: device called a vajra which comes from Hindu mythology and
Speaker 9: it's referred to as a lightning or thunderbolt, and this
Speaker 9: is what the lightsaber is based upon. From the Star
Speaker 9: Wars movies. This is a handheld device that stored energy
Speaker 9: and could admit a beam, which I believe to be
Speaker 9: a form of direct energy weapon. There are also images
Speaker 9: of airships that people will also be able to find
Speaker 9: online going back a very very long time, and these
Speaker 9: are often showing a beam of light being projected from
Speaker 9: them onto the ground that then results in fire. So
Speaker 9: I think that direct energy weapons have been around for
Speaker 9: a very very long time.
Speaker 10: But there are.
Speaker 9: Also a couple of other possibilities. One is that we
Speaker 9: had a pole shift that that took place with three
Speaker 9: hundred years ago something like that possibly. Now that might
Speaker 9: sound dramatic, but I'm not talking about one hundred and
Speaker 9: eighty degree pul shift. I'm talking about just a slight
Speaker 9: movement enough to course enough to cause floods, severe flooding.
Speaker 9: Aligned with the fact that we have the PII race map,
Speaker 9: the Piirace map you know, from the early fifteen hundreds
Speaker 9: that shows US Antarctica as being a very sort of
Speaker 9: luscious land mass with incredible vegetation there, structures and also animals.
Speaker 9: Now that can be aligned with modern radar scans of
Speaker 9: Antarctica almost perfectly. So how were they able to produce
Speaker 9: that map, and that's just one example of maps from
Speaker 9: around that same time. How were they able to produce
Speaker 9: that map so accurately when it's covered in ice?
Speaker 5: I don't know, you do you have a theory ast
Speaker 5: how they did it, or you know, all of us.
Speaker 5: I've always thought I've always thought that there was a
Speaker 5: change in the energy patterns of the Earth that enabled
Speaker 5: them in the past to lift the three ton blocks,
Speaker 5: and we no longer can do that. That there had
Speaker 5: to be a natural event, a huge event that changed
Speaker 5: the energy power of the Earth.
Speaker 9: Is that possible, Yes, yes it is, But I don't
Speaker 9: think it was natural. I think it was caused.
Speaker 5: Who would have caused it? How was it caused?
Speaker 9: I think that it's possible that they had the technology
Speaker 9: that cern has today a very long time ago, that
Speaker 9: they were able to cause this pulship. Because if it
Speaker 9: was a natural event, then it would be part of
Speaker 9: our historical record. There would be no reason to hide that, right. So,
Speaker 9: but that's only one possibility, that there was a slight
Speaker 9: pull shift. The other possibility is that the grid was spiked.
Speaker 9: Because we live on essentially an electrical circuit board, it's
Speaker 9: often referred to as lay lines. Now there's a researcher
Speaker 9: called Michelle Gibson, and she believes that they spiked it,
Speaker 9: that this grid was spiked, perhaps again with a direct
Speaker 9: energy weapon, by spiking the grid. It caused all sorts
Speaker 9: of events that resulted in stars and floods. Probably New Madrid.
Speaker 9: The New Madrid event, which went from eighteen eleven into
Speaker 9: eighteen twelve is one of the better examples of that.
Speaker 9: The Mississippi even changed direction. It flipped one hundred and
Speaker 9: eighty degrees.
Speaker 5: When did they do that? When did they do that?
Speaker 5: When did it do that?
Speaker 9: Eighteen eleven? Eighteen eleven, so from a New Madrid event.
Speaker 5: So from about eighteen ten about eighteen sixty, there were
Speaker 5: enormous events in the geography, in the power, in the
Speaker 5: pull shifts of our world. Now, Michelle Gibson is a
Speaker 5: good friend of this show, and she comes on about
Speaker 5: once about once a week and shares a lot of
Speaker 5: the information. That's that's Michelle Gibson. Interestingly, you have not
Speaker 5: duplicated anything she says. So I feel very lucky to
Speaker 5: have you and Michelle sharing this information because no other
Speaker 5: radio show in North America covers to what to me
Speaker 5: is the most important historic events of our world. Now,
Speaker 5: please give the name of your book again and the
Speaker 5: name of your of your Facebook page with the promise
Speaker 5: that you will come on the show regularly because you're amazing.
Speaker 9: Oh, thank you very much and I'd love to yes. Well,
Speaker 9: my book is called Tesla and the Cabbage Patch Kids,
Speaker 9: and you can get it online. If people want to
Speaker 9: check out the reviews, they can go on Goodread, but
Speaker 9: signed copies can be purchased from my website, which is
Speaker 9: called The Tartarian Empire dot co dot you.
Speaker 5: All right, let me say it again, The Tartarian Empire dot.
Speaker 9: What Show dot uk, oh co dot.
Speaker 5: UK, The Tartarian Empire dot co dot UK. What a
Speaker 5: great find. I am so fortunate. Thank you very much
Speaker 5: for being on the Other Side of Midnight. It is
Speaker 5: such a wow. I have waited for months to talk
Speaker 5: to a Tartarian expert.
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