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Speaker 3: X Files and now here's Mac. Well. Good evening everyone,
and welcome to mc maloney's military style show. Here in
the Distant Thunderbut Radio Network. This is mc maloney While
to shoe we have few tonight we're broadcasting live Stovid
Gallley Restaurant, fifty five WATA Street Niver Report in Massachusetts.
Great seafood restaurant, super dupe hamburgers, steak and cheese, Sammy
and whatever they do with onions or Jah baby day
out to die for once again. Big shoe for you tonight.
But let me introduce quickly the members of the Hansa
and Girls. He's here. You've been feeling him for a week,
so sit yourselves down. It's you missed a big blocks
of clean It's a big box of wipes. Wow, big
sweet squeeze and kind of box a get it the
big home depot. Hello back, Hello, everybody, Welcome to the show.
I'm glad to be here. It's very famous.
Speaker 4: I'm all juiced up and ready to go, juice up,
ready to provide succinct and interesting content, which is what
the show is all about. Right, Yes, okay, good to
know you go and cranking up the vibe I got.
I got an extra power generator in case my vibe
runs out of juice. But it doesn't look like that's
not gonna happen.
Speaker 3: Actually, if you had another battery for you a little bit,
I'm talking about that story there anyway. So everything you
had quite a weekend, I know that, right. It started
off Friday night.
Speaker 4: Talking about my weekend. Yeah, yeah, your place. Yes, that's fantastic.
Fantastic food, fantastic entertainment. Great stories by al and club
and h H and x H and x so bad
mouth for me about me living in Charlestown and yet
really just visiting doesn't count. I used to cobble all
the I used to count all the cobblestones on Bunker Hill.
That's how far back I go.
Speaker 3: Anyway, So okay, we had a good time. We'll talk
about that mint. Also with us in the studio is
uh engine and producer Getaway Driver be killing. Sorry the
kiddies fail.
Speaker 5: Though, Hello Mac, Hello, everybody, Hello Alt, what's up kids?
Speaker 3: Okay, did you get home? Okay, Friday night? Yeah it
was it was tough. Yeah, I said it was with
but with I was going to park inside, so everything, Okay,
we do the bees, any activity with the bee.
Speaker 5: No activity with the bees. I think I think we
lost They're all dead. I think we lost both hives,
really both hives.
Speaker 3: It was a rough win. It was really a shitty winter. Okay.
So that's another that's Mom of the nature.
Speaker 5: Four hundred bucks worth of bees, if if I so decide.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, if you're so decided. What
do you mean you think can get out of the bee?
Speaker 5: Get you to the point where it's really you know,
I don't eat honey personally, yes, so I don't get
anything out of that. And I give it away. You
don't give it away, so I don't make any money
on it. And I got to buy the bottles. I
got to buy the bees. And in the hours of
ye pain in the as it's great honey. I's hobby
ever had an interesting hobby. But after fourteen years, right,
there comes a point. Just don't give up your other hobby. Okay,
you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Deal with that this week?
Speaker 4: Yeah, your honey in hot water? Stir it up, maybe
a spoonful, teaspoonful, lovely. I'm starting to drink more of
that than coffee of the evening, you know, especially when
I'm watching shows on PPS.
Speaker 3: Honey in hot water? Is that what you're drink?
Speaker 4: That's it sues my throat, yep.
Speaker 3: From all that's singing from all the bacteria we breathe
all day long.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: Anyway, also with us as also the co conspirator at
the party was Willie Club, head of Security Worldwide International something.
Speaker 6: Well, you know, Marca, I'm doing much better now. Thanks. Okay,
finally coming down from that party.
Speaker 3: Yeah, really yeah, I'm sure how.
Speaker 4: We get home, but I can't believe how long you're there. Yeah,
I know.
Speaker 6: When I went into the garage next morning, the cow
was sideways. Really yeah, I've done that. It was good.
It was a good time, A good time. You need
acruper period after that. It really because of all the
talking we did with We solved a lot of significant
issues of the day, which I was pleased with. Right, yeah,
before the next time, I'll know, I'll take a pill
before I.
Speaker 4: Was. It was like the show point counterpoint, except that
we were missing the ignorant slut.
Speaker 3: Uh anyway, Okay, so Real quickly had a team pack
to stay annearal Saint Patrick's day at our house on
the weekend, and it was corned beef cab, the works.
Speaker 4: The works.
Speaker 3: It was really good.
Speaker 4: The dessert was awesome. Everything was great, and Doreen was
uh lows blowing my mind with efficiency and presentation and
uh everything had everything.
Speaker 3: It was good. It was it was good.
Speaker 4: Everybody had everything they needed for the entire evening. And
I'm looking at my watch him going I would like
to be the guest that never leaves.
Speaker 3: Well, we're going to get into that because you almost
really guessed I did. Anyway, Also with us is a
good friend up there and down there in North Carolina,
Susan ka super fan. Susan, look at a little bridget
Badoie tonight, don't you think with the black turnle Nike
and the blo okayas restect Yep, yep, we all do.
Speaker 7: We all approved see everybody, And you're making me hungry
thinking about corned beef and cayeah, you ain't kidding an
awesome thing.
Speaker 8: I miss it.
Speaker 3: And the next day uh Lois sends me a message
and says, you know what I can do with the
left of a corn beef is make Rubens right? So
I go, yeah, okay, I'm on the two saltee cracker
day dieing.
Speaker 4: Was that ruben for you?
Speaker 3: Kind of a ruben? Yeah? I sent you a picture
of it. It was like, oh my god, Mac was
on the die while he was so yeah, we had
a good time, yep, and everyone was not well fed,
I think you say, so, let's see who's so. Thank
you Susan for joining us Brandy up there in kring
A land up there in Wisconsin. How are you with
the everybody?
Speaker 9: I'm so happy to be here. I missed everybody. And
Susan looks fabulous. I'm so glad she's here to join
us at the beginning.
Speaker 3: Everyone get their shades out of tonight. This is impressive.
Yeah okay, And did you get that heat wave that
was supposed to melt home the snow up in Wisconsin?
Speaker 7: Yes, we did.
Speaker 9: It was like fifty degrees close to fifty and so
we had a blizzard on like Sunday, Monday, and then
Thursday all melted.
Speaker 3: Wow. Wait, that's nuts. Yeah. Yeah, they saw them coming,
but it was really rid heated risories in the middle
of March. It was kind of weird. So thank you
for joining us. Now pivoting to someone who knows about
the cold and snow up there at Edmonton, Canada, a
good friend, Kim Shay, Kim, how you doing.
Speaker 10: I'm doing fantastic. Okay, could be warmer, but you know,
we got to wait a little longer. It's spring now though,
so hopefully we will will be seeing that change in
weather soon.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 10: It's okay, you know it.
Speaker 11: Actually, the slow melt is better than a fast melt
here because if it melts faster, everything catches on fire
by me. So that's it would be nice if it
would melt a little slower because it definitely helps.
Speaker 4: It seeps into the ground better. Yeah, so just running
off and becoming a flood someplace.
Speaker 3: Not to change the subject, but since he told us
he was a male model, I can't look at him
the same way. Okay. We always said that he looks
like a movie stat he looked like different people every week.
But now he's got the hair. You get the hair like,
you know, the flip going and yeah, see they're gont
flip it.
Speaker 6: I think it's Kirk Douglas, Kirk Douglas lit, Kirk Douglas.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that'd be okay.
Speaker 3: Stan Lee, stan Lee, the Marvel guy. Yeah kay oh
yeah yeah yeah, oh wow, yeah right, Susan, look at
I think stan looks a little thank you. He was Yeah,
he was a good guy. Yeah yeah yeah. Also with
us is a good friend. Uh married the medium Mary.
We're gonna clap for you, you know what, just to get
on your good side.
Speaker 4: Let's get the vibe going, get the vibe going.
Speaker 3: Yes, how are you marry?
Speaker 8: Oh you know living the dream Mac. I don't know
who the dream it is, but I'm living.
Speaker 3: Oh really, yeah.
Speaker 4: I ran to a guy I said he was living
somebody else's dreams? Really working?
Speaker 3: Was he driving a Lambeau? That my dream? So Mary,
very quickly, you you were able to communicate with those
who have passed on, right, I I do.
Speaker 8: And then I also look at the future for people too.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 8: I'm like, you know, double handed, as they say, double fisted.
Speaker 3: And you have a you have a an office where
people come in it's almost like a shrinks office and.
Speaker 4: A what what you.
Speaker 3: Know, like a sisychiatrist office.
Speaker 8: I do, yes, Yes, it's in Winchester, Massachusetts. So if
you ever want to come see me, but you can
always find me on zoom. And you know, I'm plugged
into the world, which is great. Technology is wonderful.
Speaker 4: It's fantastic.
Speaker 3: Okay, and which how can people get in touch with you?
We'll just get this, oh, thank you?
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 8: So you can go to my website Marydalva dot com.
It's m A R Y D A L b A
dot com. Or you can email me at Mary at
Marydalva dot com.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, super dupa. So I've introduced everyone for
this segment. So it turns out we're talking about this
party we had, and now we have three questions for
one post questions. I'm sorry I couldn't you know the fans.
The fans heard about it in advance and they said
the questions. It okay, Susan hasna but is.
Speaker 4: Called conspirator on this Okay, I better hold onto my
hat which we had music.
Speaker 3: But you ready, yes, yes, right? Three questions for three
questions for wanta go ahead?
Speaker 8: So you were at.
Speaker 7: Max for the annual Saint Patrick's Day party, but at
the end of the night, Lois and Mac had to
drive you home. So the reason for this was one,
you were too loaded to drive yourself. Two, some Plumb
Island fairies sucked the gas out of your car, disabling it.
Three you left on your car's ignition and later blamed
club for distraction.
Speaker 4: I tell you, I think it was the universe sell
me maybe I shouldn't drive, But I felt perfectly fine
when I hopped in the car. But when when Clubs
showed up and I was helping him park the vehicle
beside me, I had the window rolled down and then
I was ready to go into maxim going, oh, I
better put the window back up and lock the car
or something. I'm out there outside the car pressing the
start button to get into a cessory mode, to lift
the window, and then get it out of a sessory
mode and into quiet mode because if they pressed the
button again, I found out you're in the start mode,
but you're not starting anything because your foot's not on
the brake.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, So it was in that mode from
five o'clock to.
Speaker 3: Well on Saturday morning, I was in the wait for
the triple A guy mode, okay, and he just came
up and went, this whole tank line, Is it started?
Because you would just low it, you know, and you've
gone down? Well, unless it wasn't the plumble and fery
second the end.
Speaker 5: The thing about that that was you could go up
to that car with a jump pack and I started
in three seconds. But giving given that it's a new car,
if it takes a dislike to anything you've done, it'll
fry a five thousand dollars computer in two seconds. And
then you bring it to the Lexus Steeler and you say,
I don't know, accurate deal, Go what's I don't know?
What's wrong with this? And they go, oh, you've fried
the computer. It's going to be five thousand bucks and
they're not coming under warranty. No, because you did it.
Because you did it. So that's why when you said
to me, I'm waiting for triple A, I was like, well,
it's better than me jumping them. And then I was like,
I can set the cables and come over and try
doing it. But yeah, no, it's a new car. Okay,
can I jump in ahead? I hate that since he
blame that, I've been sort of you know, blamed here
for this. So I'm going to have to tell everyone
the truth of what really happened that night.
Speaker 3: Go ahead, did you ever go?
Speaker 6: A lot of cars have them now, they're kill switches,
and they have them if you come out of a virus,
you hit the kill switch, depending how you look. And
I hate to say it, but somebody hit the kill
switch because of the way that we saw one walking
down those I was fine, he could have driven, So
it was strictly a kill switch. Well automatic, it's like
a breathalyzing.
Speaker 3: You a little bit. Yeah. Yeah, I got to say
at some point though, you said you were fine, Yeah,
I was fine. But I looked across the living room
and you were out on the floor, completely flat out
on the floor.
Speaker 4: At least I wasn't naked. No good, No, I mean
I was. I was feeling pretty good, but that, but
I mean that we were off quite a bit.
Speaker 3: Well, don't you explain it?
Speaker 4: That Breau was drinking was about one point five percent abv.
Speaker 3: Okay, But it was the other thing, the other things
you ingesting probably Yeah, well you're demonstrating something to X
and the you're laying out of the floor. He looked fascinated.
Speaker 4: I was doing the I was doing the endurance exercise.
Oh yeah, flat the prostate, as they say, on the
floor on your stomach, right with the butt up in
the air, and you're on your you're on your elbows.
Speaker 3: And if you saw someone doing the whole day, what
the time to leave?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 3: Time to go right?
Speaker 4: And he said, you know, he had tough time doing
it for and he's for seconds. And I was down
there saying, okay, and what do I do.
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 8: Based on that, that sounds like one one was perfectly
okay to drive right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah he was.
Speaker 8: He was perfectly fine.
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely, Anyway, I was more worried about back in
the area of the parking area, a little near your mailbox.
I said, okay, I'm not happy with the turning radius
of this car.
Speaker 3: No, it's a it's a problem then, Plus alice fence
is there when we first moved in. I think I
gave then they give you fifty bucks, I said, said
I was replacing the fence. I'll give you the fifty
fifty because I know I'm going to hit.
Speaker 4: It if I back out to be like a fifteen
point turn to get myself and there iculated to the road,
and then they got to watch off with the boulders
on both sides when they make it.
Speaker 3: Right now, he's blaming you and me and cons the
corner with all the boulders that corner. Somebody clipped one
of my granite posts. It might have been the Triple
A guy. Yeah, no, it was further down on fourteen.
But I definitely did more damage to his car than
my granite. Oh really, Yeah, that's that's what it's gotten tuned.
It's a very controversial corner. No one can make the turn,
yet everyone tries to make the turn.
Speaker 4: If I had a big humvy, i'd go right over
those bricks.
Speaker 5: Yeah, got three cameras aimed at that corner. I'd have
you in small claims court so fast. It's the death
of Amazon. I just made four thousand bucks off Amazon.
I know you really wan't talking about that on the air.
Speaker 3: Okay, we did it. They're not my fault. They can
afford it. So anyway, Uh, sus a number two. We're
only on two. Good number two.
Speaker 7: So the night was memorable?
Speaker 8: For another significant reason?
Speaker 7: Was it because Lois's six month restraining order ran out
the day before? Missus X, Missus Club, and missus Al
all agreed to.
Speaker 8: A quick out of court settlement.
Speaker 7: Or max pet Seagull Bugsy beat you.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 4: I wish I had good seen Bugsy Bugsy seagull up close,
because I saw him fly away after the treat you
gave him. Well, that was early in the evening and
going I wonder.
Speaker 3: This X got him x Um I'm close. I really
ran away like a you know, but anyway, Yeah, he
was Bugsy was there for see.
Speaker 4: I used to go up to Hampton Beach with a
sleeve full of.
Speaker 3: Lorna dunes. Lorna dunes.
Speaker 4: I know they're not good for seagulls, but I like
eating them like peanuts. I even like peanuts. All of
a sudden, the seagulls came out of nowhere. I'm walking
the wall, the seawall, and it was like off season.
So I was the only person there, and these seagulls
are there. I know they were starving because you know,
there weren't people there. So I went, okay, I've got
the Lorna dunes. Let me just break a piece off
and put it on the wall itself, on the top
of the wall. And they came in. They're fighting and going,
this is great. I'm gonna just see if they can
eat out of my hand. And I'll tell you those
little beaks of this they can hurt. First, well, I
used to do. We had a horse. I used to
have half a carrot when I had the horse, and
put the fat half in my mouth and let chubbs
the horse. Chubs put his whiskers on my face to
feel like the relative distance between his teeth and my nose,
and he would take the carrot every time I would
feel his whiskers.
Speaker 3: Look at Al's face right now, must mirror my own, man,
I said, some day, okay, all right, all right, if
you want to kiss us. That's fine. We're not judgmental
here on the show at all.
Speaker 4: Any wild animals I want to get up close? Was
he a male huset or a female male chubs? Jubs?
Speaker 3: Not weird? Uh? Anyway, Susan, please.
Speaker 7: So one one true or false? You actually had two
corn beef dinners last week? I did one at max House,
which you ate with you tensils, and one in the
stabbed Gally parking lot that you.
Speaker 8: Ate with your hand.
Speaker 4: That one was. That one was the day before a
couple of days on Tuesday.
Speaker 3: Nos, you got a Tuesday night. It was Tuesday night.
You got it for free? I mean right, yeah, nothing free? No,
it was Tuesday night. It was after the show to
go and he walks out because they had dinner then
Tuesday night of Saint Patrick's, say twenty two bucks for dinner. Yep.
We're sitting at the bar after the show and he
just he says, the day you haven't he left? He goes, yeah,
I do, you won't want to go. So he buys
it and out to the park a lot. You know,
we leave it was.
Speaker 4: In it to go to container because I attended on
eating it out on the way home, or when I
got home.
Speaker 3: But Dave didn't give you the utensils.
Speaker 4: But I was starving. So I'm in the car. I'm
not the only car left in the parking lot. It's
kind of it's kind of cold. And I flip it open.
Oh there's no there's no silverware, and there's no plastic
silver I made a note, got to put plastic silverware
in my left compartment. The situations like this, right, so
I said, then stopped me. I started eating the dinner
with my fingers.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 4: Just the corn beef dunked in the must It was great,
dunked in the mustard. Took the potato. I would have
if I had utensils, would have cut in half. No way,
took the potato, dunk that in the mustard. And I'm
just And then grabbed the cabbage. Yeah, and I had
a bunch of paper towels on my lap, so in
case there was an accident. Grabbed the cabbage. I had
to kind of break it up a little bit. I'm
eating the cabbage. Wait a minute, I gotta cut I
gotta cut it do because I'm gonna get all food
all of my steering wheel. I got. I got wet ones,
so I wiped down with the world. Have your wipes
nice and clean. Yep, put these food away, wipe down anything.
And I said, I'm gonna eat the rest of this
when I get home.
Speaker 3: You can see the cop coming up to the windfield
with the you know what, the light.
Speaker 4: What it was good. It was like having the picnic and.
Speaker 3: The yeah, you know the vehicle was you didn't think
to come in and yeah, stay for the utensils or
steal the fork.
Speaker 4: I feel like getting out and walking all right, Okay,
well let's clamp from one one because.
Speaker 10: He's here.
Speaker 3: He's here.
Speaker 4: Besides, I was in the Navy. We used to rough it.
Huh when we were when we were deployed and they
can believe we're doing our mission. We used to rough
it and we had.
Speaker 3: To deploy Newport road isand we had.
Speaker 4: Sea rats and uh, this is when were deployed and
get MO do these fit and phony BOLOGNEA operations.
Speaker 3: Okay, well you told me when you were down and
Q we used to just go to the beach every day,
and we did.
Speaker 4: We did that. We did plenty of that. But but
we were training reserve so they couldn't burn out the reserve.
So we had to make believe we're doing something. The
Sea rats and I think you can opener to open
the Sea rats and the h the flame thing we
call it thermo.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was hungry, but anyway, I'll take you one now,
the funds them. Why don't we take a quick break
now and we'll be right back after this. You know,
listening to Mac Maloney's mil track song So Military Exile
show here on the Distant Thunder Radio Network. Please stay tune.
Hey everyone, we're here with Chris Billius, senior producer and
engineer at the very famous Bristol Recording Studios in Boston. Hey, Chris,
hey Mac. Now, Bristol's got this program that's always fascinating
to me. Now let me see if I got this right.
You can take something as simple as someone singing into
their phone and turned it into a fully produced song.
Is that right? Yeah, that's pretty much it.
Speaker 12: You send us your demo, could be a ben, could
be you and a guitar. We'll build it up. We'll
work on the vocals, add instruments, maybe bring in some
session players, whatever it takes to make it sound finished, professional,
like something you'd actually hear on Spotify.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and the cool thing is you don't even have
to go to Boston to do it right.
Speaker 12: Nope, it's all virtual.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 12: We trade files, jump on zoom and build it together
lay by layer, kind of like baking. You just keep
a and the good stuff until it's right.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 3: That's nice, But what about the cost.
Speaker 12: It really depends on the project. But we talk everything
through before we start. It's meant to be accessible no
matter what kind of music you're doing, rock, pop, even musicals.
Speaker 3: Wait a minute, you've done musicals.
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, we've done musicals.
Speaker 3: Really Okay, well, I love it. So if someone's got
a demo and wants to take it to the next level,
what should they do?
Speaker 12: Just head to Bristol Studios dot com and look for
a recording. We'd love to hear what you're working on.
Speaker 3: Welcome back everyone to mc maloney's Military Wow Start again too?
Speaker 4: What was that?
Speaker 3: Take two? Welcome back everyone to mc maloney's Military X
Files show. Here in the distance under Radio Network. This
is mac maloney. We're broadcasting live from the Snobby Gallen Restaurant,
fifty five Water Street, Report, Massachusetts. Great Seafood, Great Hamburger's,
Great Steak and Cheese, Sammy Great onions anything else were
running out.
Speaker 4: French onion soup is to die for, clam chowder, clam
chowder show.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we just saw aur Meil consumed in front of us. Anyway,
so we've quite a shoe feu tonight. Let me just
very very quickly introduced the gang girls you see of
the famous very famous wan Woe.
Speaker 4: Hello everybody, Hello Mac, welcome back to the show. I'm
rareing to go.
Speaker 3: Here and to goep. Also with us is uncle Ale,
Kitty's panel engineer producer. Now mass be killing. That was
a mask, right, It's so you're talking about eighty thousand
bees basically forty from last year and now forty Well,
you know it, it happens, you know, that's a yes,
you know.
Speaker 5: For all I know one of my neighbors is spraying
something out in the yard to kill ticks and they
do that.
Speaker 4: Oh that happens.
Speaker 3: Really doesn't name any names, but I'm not going to
name his name, but I had to. I've had to
talk to you about it in the past. Can he's
killing the bees?
Speaker 4: Well yes, okay, you know bees are so precious. Is
a big deal in the UK about preserving the pollinators
and it's like, you know, rescue the bees. Rescue the butterflies.
Where's the butterflies? Where's the butterflies? You know, a little
tray of mud for the butterfly. That's what I did
up in New Hampshire, just a little tray. Butterfly needs
a little bit of mud every so often. And bees
like to drink, right, like to drink.
Speaker 5: That's why if you have a neighbor with a like
a name ground swimming pool and the kids go out
there and splash around, they splash the water up on
the hard surface around it that's concrete or bees like
that kind of chlorinated water they have to do, and
they'll drink it. And the problem is the kids are
running around barefoot and they'll step on them and get stung.
And then people come after you and say, bees attack
my kids.
Speaker 3: The chlorine doesn't the bee's attachment. They like it. That
doesn't kill them. The chlorine is for some reason they
go for it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so they end up with the chlorinated honey.
Speaker 5: Maybe that's a secret too. Yeah, you got a little
bit of not to take some take time. But you
got to realize that bees are very opportunistic. Yes, okay,
So the reason that the bees are dying off now
is because they they'll go and find a dead hive
that has honey in it, that was killed off by
Verroa mites or whatever, and they'll go in and pillage
the honey and take it home. They bring the disease
home with them and it kills them. Yeah, or the
other thing, I think we've mentioned it before. You go
to some of the excuse me restaurants in Boston and
they say, we have our own beehives up on the roof.
They go into the public garden and they do you know,
they go into the show. Okay, Well, somewhere in Europe,
I know was France, these people started showing up with
like the beekeepers getting this really crazy colored honey. It
was coming in reds and greens. Yeah, they couldn't figure
out what was going on. Well, they found out that
there was a candy factory up the road and they
were throwing all the excess sweet shit into their dumpsters,
and the bees are going right into dumpsters after it.
So you know, yeah, you're gonna if you're gonna take
honey from came out of the city of Boston. Okay, yeah,
maybe some of it came out of the public garden,
but some of it came out of the dumpsters in
the back alleys where.
Speaker 4: Can't come out of shrafts right now?
Speaker 3: Yeah, anyway, so thank you well. Alsome with us is
Willie Club security chief Willie. How are you? Willie?
Speaker 6: You know, I'm really doing great tonight. Go some nights,
you know, you get kind of off, but tonight I'm
really Now I'm on my game. After your party, I
told you I was kind of really off. My center
of the universe seemed really different from all three days.
H But now it's straight. I mean, I'm gonna have
to ask Mary about that. She might realize that if
she analyzed how I was for the last few days.
But needless to say, I don't want to buy you.
But it's good to be back to reality and with
the gang.
Speaker 3: So I'm I'm very happy to be here a little
colon beef and can do for you Like for me,
it's good to be back in the US after being
doing the show from the UK for like three years.
Speaker 4: But when you're in the collection of your friends, you
have this intersecting feeling, intersecting vibe, intersecting everything.
Speaker 3: And Mary maybe can can talk to that.
Speaker 4: It really helps the whole environment in the room between
Doreen and Mac and all all of us guys in there.
Speaker 3: Talking about that.
Speaker 6: It's like we talked about beforehand. It's like having a
colon oscar.
Speaker 4: Yeah exactly, yeah, and then then telling you like as
clean as a whistle, here you go. Are you free
to go?
Speaker 3: You know this guy, this is what the party was.
The girls sat over there and the guys sat over
there and watch TV.
Speaker 4: But notice the girls in the beginning.
Speaker 3: Well yeah, until they threw you out, I said, the
whole streaming anyway.
Speaker 4: You just got to figure it out sometimes, right, You
do have to figure out your space and you know
how people.
Speaker 8: The multiple ones. You got to figure out what room
we can be in a lot, a lot one one.
Speaker 4: I know Doreen laid it out the ground rules right
from right from the beginning.
Speaker 3: There was now the ground rules. But you were on
the ground like twenty minutes later.
Speaker 5: I think the women were talking about travel, really about
taking trips and away from us. Well, you know, if
we don't want to go with them, you know, you
know that's not going to happen. Probably depending on where
they're going, might go to Vegas. Probably not though you
should we move on?
Speaker 4: Vegas is so cool.
Speaker 3: I'll take the trade, man, but I've done that before.
It's a great rat uh. Anyway, So also with us
is a good friend down there in North Carolina. Susan, Kay, Susan.
How are you everybody?
Speaker 8: I'm doing great.
Speaker 7: I'm so happy all your beautiful basis.
Speaker 4: Oh, thank you so much for talking about me or
mac you.
Speaker 3: But everyone. Yes, remind everybody that we when we first
out of the show, we're probably not even three or
four months, and we were Someone took up pictures on
Facebook I think right, and the first fan letter we
ever got they said faces for radio. I think about that.
How rude is that? That's how I agree.
Speaker 4: I totally agree with that.
Speaker 3: If you agree then anyway. Yeah, so I was just
going to I was just going to say, you look
a little bridge of bido ish tonight. I think I
said the deal here.
Speaker 8: But well, thank you.
Speaker 7: That's a compliment.
Speaker 11: I appreciate that.
Speaker 3: Almost Patty boys want so everything okay with you? Yeah? Yeah,
how's the huss We haven't talked him about him in
a long time.
Speaker 7: He's doing good. I wrote a little bit this weekend
forgot to send you a picture but getting warmer here.
Speaker 3: So now do you think he'd do that kra thing
with one one doing the kiss in the camera thing
with him?
Speaker 7: Absolutely would, Absolutely.
Speaker 4: The vision close in is not that great that right
with horses so only.
Speaker 7: Because their eyes are spaced so far apart.
Speaker 4: Maybe so Eileen's saying, Chubbs is gonna bite off your nose.
He's not going to see the carrots. He's going to
see that. He's gonna his whiskers are going to feel
the carrot, and then he's gonna put his lips out
there and sometimes he gets a little lip juice on
my nose, takes the Carrot's like, it's great. That'd be like, uh, Lucy,
I've been kissed by a horse.
Speaker 3: Good name for band though, right? What's that?
Speaker 5: What's that joke about the guy the horse walks into
the bar and the goes right along face.
Speaker 6: Exactly?
Speaker 3: Okay, I know a couple of hot strokes. I'm not
gonna say, let's move on. Uh, let's see also with
us a good friend Brandy X up there in Wisconsin. Brandy,
how are you hi?
Speaker 9: Everybody? I'm so happy to be here and I'm so
glad to see everybody looking.
Speaker 3: At a little Audrey hupburnished, is it Audrey?
Speaker 4: Yeah right, yeah, breakfast and tifany.
Speaker 3: Yeah, breafence on her right cheek. Oh really well you
know hmm. We can only agree. So everything okay with you,
even though everything is melting up there, melting.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's yeah, it's okay, Yeah, okay, there's nothing I
can do about it.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: You're like the ski, right, is that it? You love
the snow shoes, snow snow shoes, yeah, okay, sakes fishing.
Speaker 3: Also, you don't go ice fishing, dude, that's gonna be
the kind of dumbest spot in the world. Just go
to the fish box and buy some fish.
Speaker 9: And it's super boring. But it's kind of fun to
go out and hang out on the ice because people
like bring their snowmobiles.
Speaker 4: Out there and get a bob house out there with
a stove.
Speaker 9: They have like a little camp set up out there.
Speaker 3: And that's cold. It's cold, well not in the bob house.
It's like skiing too cold, man.
Speaker 4: Think about it. You run, you run, you're on the ice, like, like,
do it all the time.
Speaker 3: Go ahead.
Speaker 4: They lose a truck or two all the time. And
in the lake trucks, bob houses, the cook barbecues, you know,
a heat source, and you're there fishing in a hole.
Speaker 3: It's I don't get it, fishing.
Speaker 4: They land planes on that lake too, when it's.
Speaker 3: I believe it, they do fish fish.
Speaker 5: The Alton Bay Airport they call it. It's only open
when the ice is a certain exactly. Yeah, it's like
an air Canada would come in. And when you go
out on the frozen lake like where I grew up. Yes,
you walk out on that lake and you can hear
the ice moving like oh yeah, yeah, it's like tectronic plates.
Speaker 3: Yep. Yeah, it makes the craziest noises. It's thank you.
Brandy Bays also talking about ice and snow and cold
and everything up there in Edmonton, Canada. Real close to
an off pole is Kim, Kim, how are you to
be here?
Speaker 10: You're scaring me? Hold on by cold?
Speaker 3: Dok uh? Once again? Male model. I look at him,
I'm thinking coke problem.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: Probably I'm seeing.
Speaker 4: His face at one of the bus stops. I'm seeing
it at the bus stop right beside that face.
Speaker 10: Get out.
Speaker 4: Besides Tom Brady advertising pizza or something, we used to
advertise watchers now he's got pizzas. What's up with that guy?
Speaker 3: He didn't have the money, you know, and he sucks
in the air. I'm sorry. Tom Brady was our hero
for like twenty years. He was like Superman. But now
he's on Fox Sports. He's terrible at it, just terrible.
He's making sixty million a year. Terrible at it. Anyway,
stay the pizzas. Let's continue with the introductions. Also with
us a good friend Mary.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, what if he gets invited to the Taylor
Swift wedding?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm sure he is, but someone wants it described
him as an unrelatable weirdo and and and he is
in a way, you know, he's he's I don't think
he's in with the the normals, you know what I mean.
I don't think it's I think he's yeah, yeah, great
football player, right, super dupe of everything. But that doesn't
mean he's a genius anyway. Also with us is a
good friend Mary the medium, and we're gonna have to
clap for her, just not to break a break our spell,
you know what? Okay, Mary, how are you? Mary?
Speaker 8: I'm great, I'm great. I'm very happy to be here.
As usual, it's always a wonderful night.
Speaker 3: Always you tell us if it wasn't, would you tell
us somehow.
Speaker 8: I'd say it in a nice way.
Speaker 3: Oh really, Or else you just wouldn't show up. I
just wouldn't show up.
Speaker 8: That would just be like, wow, it was a really interesting,
quiet kind of night.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I know your your mother. Maybe your mother didn't, but
my mother used to say, if you can't say anything
nice about somebody, don't say it at all.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, my mother said you could just say she's
gonna go do the laundry or something.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I just turned something else to do. I got to
give my cat a bath or something, wash my hair.
Speaker 8: Yeah, got spirits to talk to.
Speaker 3: Things to do, yeah, yeah, right, things to do? Better thing,
I got spirits knocking the door down. I can't hang
out tonight. Also in the room with us training us
is uh. I don't know how to introduce you. You
what your usual your pen name or your your stage
name be? Really is Cynthia Smith? Let's clap for her
songwriter performer, And I have no idea that.
Speaker 4: I got a CD from her, A signed it.
Speaker 3: If I had a list of your alcohol, we'd be Yeah,
how many CDs you've done? Seven?
Speaker 13: Eleven.
Speaker 14: Number eleven dropped today really yeah from Bristol Studio.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh yeah, Bristol Studio. You have the ads yeah yeah,
great studio. Yeah yeah really yep, yep. And you've been there, hell.
Speaker 14: Line, I have been there for thirteen years. Yeah yeah,
every Tuesday I go into Boston.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, it's it's you love it. You get to
love it.
Speaker 14: My therapy and my hobby and yeah, it's just it's great.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah a lot of fun and though in there
with those people.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So anyway, Bristol Studios, Yeah, I dropped you. What's the
name of it?
Speaker 13: The oh, the the CD. Yeah, it's called More Is
Never Enough?
Speaker 3: More Is Never Enough. Oh, I'm sorry. And the naming
of being his lip juice. Anyway, so thanks for joining us.
Speaker 13: Nice to be back.
Speaker 3: When they started talking about the hearing the ice break
on Lake Hockey, I being down yours.
Speaker 13: Oh yeah, we hear the ice crunching.
Speaker 3: In the hotub outside by the way. Yeah, and it'd
be like sixteen degrees and you'd hear that ice crunching.
Speaker 14: When we first moved in, we thought we had broken
a water Maine because it was so loud when the
ice crunches against the river. You know, it's like shattering glass.
It's very amazing and.
Speaker 3: You're sitting there on twenty degree will water. So anyway,
thanks to join Ann.
Speaker 13: Thank you.
Speaker 3: You're a very spiritual person. Would you say that, I
would say, Okay, have you've seen ghosts, you've had experiences.
Speaker 13: I have not seen a ghost. I've felt one. Yeah,
I felt I have had Yeah.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 14: Actually I did see when I was living on Plum Island,
I had a vision at the end of the bed
of some man, you know, standing there was a.
Speaker 3: Mal was it was an old house sir?
Speaker 13: Uh, well it was a cottage.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 13: I don't think it was haunted or anything. I just
think it was something that came to me that night.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, that vision was Mac. No no, I just
moved down that ten years ago.
Speaker 13: I didn't know Mac that maybe he was like premonition.
Speaker 3: That could be it's speaking in your bedroom. Sounds like me.
Let's move on. So Brandy, you have a report for us, right, yes,
I do. Okay, so pretend your music is right here. Okay,
thank you. Let's clamp from Brandy before the report pre
report applause, because we know it's going to be that
good please, Brandy go okay.
Speaker 9: This is a report on miraculous images, and I used
the book Miraculous Images by Marilyn Hughes and the book
The Greatest Mysteries of the Unexplained, the Daily Mail website,
the Lady of Good counsel website, Veronicaconference dot org, and
Catholic Culture dot org. So the creation of really just
imagery without being made by the aid of human hands
is known as a caro poeta, and that's a Greek
word that kind of translates to not made by hands,
and it can occur throughout the world and can range
from like the image of Jesus on a piece of
toast to something like the shroud of Turin. Typically, though
a cara poeta refers to the inhuman appearance of a definite,
iconic religious image, there is a distinction that these kind
of images are universally recognizable and unambiguous. There's a subtle
difference between these kind of images and the kind of
images that we kind of think are happening on ordinary
objects like the toast that I just mentioned, or like
a water spot in the image of the Blessed Virgin
on a wall. The less definite images sometimes are referred
to as iconoplasms or simulacra, or you can just call
them miraculous images. These types of images of religious figures
on common objects occur to people of any faith, where
the other kind, the akara poeta, are more or less
Christian or Catholic based. So I want to kind of
look at a couple of the the other kind, the
toast kind, that are quote unquote miraculous. And one of
the most famous of this kind is the images of
our Lady on rose petals. And there are two really
famous instances of this. One was in nineteen forty eight
there was a f Filippino carmelite nun named Terracita Castillo,
and she began having multiple miraculous events happened to her,
and one of those events was that she would be
showered spontaneously with rose petals even inside buildings, and roses
would appear out of thin air when she was around.
And when the petals of these roses were examined, they
were found to contain religious imagery, including pictures of the
Last Supper, portraits of the Blessed Virgin, and angelic figures,
and even Jesus. And then years later in the eighties,
there was an unrelated Filipino resident, a man named Felix Pinada,
and he planted a rose bush. He had a statue
of the Blessed Virgin, and he planted this rose bush
at the feet of the state. And not only did
he witnessed the statue subsequently weeping, but the rose bush
when it would lose petals, those petals were stronger in
scent than the ones that were actually blooming. And so
he started examining the discarded rose petals, and he discovered
that hundreds of them had images of the Blessed Virgin
and other Christian icons on them.
Speaker 3: Okay, Brandy, can I just jump in for a second. So,
so rose petals are very kind of delicate, yea. So
they were like images, religious images etched on them.
Speaker 9: Kind of yes, kind of like if you almost like
in a negative so if you took something, maybe that
bleached out the color so that it was the image
was observed like in a white or you know, like
you know how sometimes you can you can bump flowers
into each other or fold the petals and it'll discolor
the petals, they'll look darker. Well, a lot of these images,
some of them were darker, but a lot of them
were lighter, as if somebody had like dribbled bleach onto them.
And if you want to see some images of them,
I would google Philippines miraculous rose petals and then just
look at the images tab. And it's crazy. I mean,
it's just very odd that these kinds of images would
be showing up.
Speaker 3: On Which is what gets me, is like in a way,
I mean my attention is like we talked about the stigma, right,
the stig monitor is a thing basically people who like
altra ult religious would say get impressions of the wounds
of Christ on their palms and on their feet on
the so forth right. So right, yeah, I see Mary
on her head and so that's psychological Mary, right. But
for for a plant to do it, how do you
how can you explain?
Speaker 8: Well, I mean how do you explain? It's the divine touch?
You guys know the story about our Lady Guadalupe, right
and saving the city and Mexico saving this new Mexico
roses too. So there was a there was a city
that was really struggling, and this man who had great
faith kept preating to praying to our Lady of Guadalupe,
and she told him one day to gather up all
the roses he could and bring him down into the city.
And he was like, how is this going to help?
So he had faith. He gathered up all the just
big big thing of roses and city and he said
he you know, he laid him out and when he
laid it out, there wasn't roses in it. There was
a whole tapestry of our Lady of Guadalupe and brought Yeah.
So I mean it's it's there's a lot of divine
kind of hands and things, and I think you know, people.
Speaker 3: Can see they want us to not just coming from
human physiology. Is that word right? This is coming from
you know, kind of outside. Brandy, go ahead, please, Brandy, Okay.
Speaker 9: Yeah, all of this is supposed to be non human created.
There is a news channel in Houston called Eyewitness News
Channel thirteen and they have on their website a video
of miraculous images of this kind. And there are a
lot of shots of Christian imagery like Jesus and Mary,
angels and things that people have sent in on trees,
on rocks. Somebody sent in a photo of a baking
sheet that had an image of the blessed Virgin on it.
Somebody sent in a picture of a tortilla with a
picture of Jesus on it. And some of these images
that the video shows, you can see that people have
erected shrines around them and other people are like leaving
offerings to them, and I mean right exactly. In this
book called The Unexplained, the authors Lucy Doncaster and Andrew
Holland discuss miracle vegetables that produced images when you cut
them in half.
Speaker 3: Nice, okay, And.
Speaker 9: There are numerous messages that were passed on through the
seeds of egg plants. Okay, The messages were visible when
you cut the egg plant in half, like length wise,
and one egg plant spelled the word Allah in Arabic script,
which the family took was an obvious sign that they
were being blessed by Allah. And so they made like
a feast out of that egg plant.
Speaker 3: The egg plant. Okay, all right, Well, you know I'd
probably hang on to it.
Speaker 9: Well, that's coming up, because two other eggplant miracles happened
that same year, which was nineteen ninety seven. Two separate
Hindu families each cut into an egg plant and they
saw the Hindu symbol for God on both pieces, and
those egg plants were so miraculous that they were displayed
at the Hindu temples and hundreds of people came to
witness that miracle. And also, strangely, in nineteen ninety seven,
a Muslim girl cut into a tomato and on one
half of the tomato the sea the seeds were arranged
in Arabic to tell part of a verse from the Koran.
I believe it was the verse about There's only one God.
And then the other half of the tomato said, and
Muhammed is his prophet. So I mean, those two havels
didn't even mirror each other, so obviously that was a
divine message that was sent to them. There are a
ton of examples like this, but I'll just say one
more before I get into the rest of this, and
that was in twenty twenty, there was a water stain
that appeared on a cement wall of a bakery car
park in Bogata, Columbia, and it was first noticed by
the security card while he was doing his surrounds. And
this was not like a water stain that was beautiful
or anything. I was all rusty and nasty looking, but
it was apparently the image of the blessed Virgin and
people came. Nearly the bakery owner said after this was discovered,
nearly seventy five people came every day just to visit
this wall and you know, light a candle at the shrine.
She the bakery owner, considered herself blessed by the Virgin Mary.
That one you can see if you google Bogata, Columbia,
Virgin Mary waterstain.
Speaker 3: Wow. Okay, once again, that's uh, lip Juice's first.
Speaker 9: So those kind of quote unquote miracles, you know, maybe
messages from God or angels, but sometimes they can be
occurrences of paradolia, which is where your mind will like
make order out of random images and it'll like fill
in the blinks and try to make it into something
you recognize. So sometimes the people are looking for that
kind of thing or really you know, faithful followers, that's
always on their mind, and so that's just what they
see in a lot of things. Yes, it is interesting
though the authors about the road about the vegetables, they
did note that all of the vegetables that were cut
into that had these messages were in languages that used
like fluid script to write their language. Nothing in the
vegetables which are organic appeared in like straight block lettering
like we would use, or like you know, like ruins
would appear or anything like that. Okay, So contrasting with
that kind of miraculous imagery, the akaru poeta are pretty
much specific to the Christian religion, and they began to
become kind of in vogue during the early Middle Ages
because there was a debate in the Church about whether
or not it was okay to have icons in your home,
because you're not supposed to worship icons, especially in Eastern Orthodox,
which is the Greek religion, that Greek Christian religion that
really kind of jumped on board with these miraculous images.
But if God is creating the images and human hands aren't,
then how could you be blasphemous by having these, you know,
having and recognizing these images. So there are five very
famous examples of this kind of imagery. One is the
Veil of Veronica, Another is the Manipello image, another is
the image of Our Lady of Good Counsel, and as
Mary noted, another is the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe,
and the last one is the Shroud of Turin. And
those are all very well known images. Our Lady of
Guadalupe we may do in a later report, and the
Shroud of Turin Will is so involved that we'll just
do a.
Speaker 3: Whole report on that next time.
Speaker 9: But to get into the three just briefly, I'm going
to start with the image of Our Lady of Good Counsel.
This is a portrait of the Madonna and Child that
was miraculously created without the use of human hands in Genezano, Italy.
In the fifth century. The church in Genazano dedicated a
church to Our Lady of Good Council. And on April
twenty fifth of fourteen fifty seven, when the church was
undergoing a renovation and it didn't have a roof, it
was holding this yearly celebration that they always held to
honor Saint Mark. And at four o'clock that day, the
people suddenly saw cloud coming toward them, and it basically
descended on the church and engulfed the church in this cloud,
and so nobody could see anything. But moments later, when
the cloud lifted, a complete portrait of this Madonna and
Child was on the wall, and it was like painted
on a thin fresco, so it was too thin to
be to be moved and carried around like if you
touch it it could crack or break. It's still there
to this day. Soon after this happened, there were two
people from Albania who visited the church and saw the fresco,
and they were astonished because they testified before a papal
delegation that the exact same fresco was previously in a
church in Scutari, Albania, weeks before it appeared in Genazano,
and they believed that it was miraculously transported to Genazano.
It is seventeen inches by fifteen inches and the empty
spot at Scutari, Albania is seventeen inches by fifteen inches.
And after this fresco appeared in Genazano, all these healings
and miracles occurred there and in I don't know what
you're but Pope Leo the thirteenth had the church elevated
because of this fresco to the status of a minor basilica,
and the Vatican actually has a replica of this fresco
at the Vatican Basilica.
Speaker 4: Whoa are these appearances? Are these images occurring more frequently
later lately than say, in the distant past.
Speaker 9: Maybe the other kind that we were talking about. The
paradolia might be just because people are looking for comfort
and answers, you know, when things get crazy and tumultuous
in the world, and so they're maybe subconsciously, but some
of them may be consciously asking for signs then, so
they're looking for those great things.
Speaker 3: Can I just say, but I didn't ask a question too? Okay?
You ready for this?
Speaker 13: Good? I'm glad you are asking some because I have
something to say about this too.
Speaker 3: You go, all right, you live in a beautiful house, right, everything,
and then the area is pinpoint perfect to.
Speaker 13: Say, well, that's your observation.
Speaker 3: Ware there it is. Okay, So if you woke up
one day and there's a water stain on one of
your walls and one of your beautiful rooms and it
looked like, let's say Jesus, you know, would you get
rid of it? Would you got it away?
Speaker 13: Absolutely?
Speaker 4: Not?
Speaker 3: Okay, But I have to tell you.
Speaker 14: Probably about ten years ago, we have we always put
artificial trees on our decks that overlook the river, and
we have lights on them. And one winter, when the
snow is melting, we had a lot of snow with
the snow melted into a perfect size size of an angel. Yeah,
and I tried to find the picture. I don't have
it here, but I'll have to send that to you. Yeah,
but it was really it was literally an angel.
Speaker 3: Wow. Yeah. See so Brandy, stuff like this happened all
the time.
Speaker 9: Did you did you had you like been praying or like,
did you take it as a sign of anything, were
you like looking for something or looking for an answer
to something? Well, we had something happened.
Speaker 14: We live in a house that was owned by a
minister and his wife, and we actually befriended them and
they came to our wedding.
Speaker 13: We've invited them to all it. So we feel like
we've been blessed ever since we moved this house twenty
six years ago.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 13: Ok, it was a really cool story.
Speaker 3: You should see this place.
Speaker 13: It is pretty neat.
Speaker 3: Yeah wow wow, Brand, So it is kind of cool
that it happens. You know, the people we don't hear
I mean that it happens. We don't necessarily hear about it,
right comes all the time? Brand.
Speaker 9: Okay, So some other miracles of this a Caro Poeta.
Most the other known ones happened on pieces of linen,
and one of these is what is known as the
veil of Veronica, and this is an incident that is
not found in the scriptures, but supposedly, as Jesus was
carrying the cross up to Calvary, a woman in the
crowd offered him her veil so he could wipe his face,
and she is known as Veronica, and she has since
been sainted. It's unknown whether she actually existed or not,
because none of this was in the Bible, but even
if she did, nobody knows what her real name might
be because the name Veronica is actually a combination of a
Latin word vera, which means truth, and the Greek word icon,
which means image. And so the legend said that when
Jesus wiped his face and then returned the veil to
this woman, portrait was transferred and infused onto the veil,
complete with the blood stains that were supposedly on his
face from the crown of Thorns. So originally the veil
itself was called the Veronica because it was supposedly the
true image of Christ's face. So now the woman who
gave the veil is also referred to as Veronica, and
she has actually been referenced in some of the apocryphal texts,
namely the Acts of Pilot and the Gospel of Nicodemus,
neither of which I have read. But the Catholic Church
regards the incident as actually having happened, even though it's
not in the Bible, because it is memorialized as one
of the stations of the Cross, the sixth station. And
the legend says that after this incident, Veronica took the
veil to Roman Emperor Tiberius Augustus because he requested it.
He was he had some kind of sickness, I think
a blood condition, and he requested that she brings the
veil because he thought it would heal him, and of
course it did, and so it is also, you know,
venerated the veil because of its healing properties, because it
has touched the body of Jesus. It probably arrived in Rome,
they think, when she took it to a Tiberius Augustus.
But today the original veil is supposedly at Saint Peter's
Basilica in Rome. It is six and a half by
nine and a half inches and it is on delicate
thin linen, and it is like basically encased inside two
sheets of glass with a frame around it, and they
only display it one time a year, the Passion Sunday event.
Speaker 3: So you can see it. You can see this thing.
Speaker 9: You can only see it once a year. Yeah, but
you can't really test it. Scientific testing isn't possible because
of this glass, because because there's no air inside the glass,
they're afraid that if they open it, it's just gonna disintegrate.
Speaker 3: After having been in there for so long.
Speaker 9: But people do say that they feel like they see
the veil giving off a glow when it's displayed, and
you know, they feel like being in proximity to it
heals them of various things. There have been copies made
that have supposedly touched this veil, and so they're imbued
with this healing property. And one of those copies is
in Vienna, two are in Spain, and there's at least
two others in Italy. And the last of the most
well known items of miraculous imagery is another portrait of
Jesus's face, and this was miraculously infused into linen without
the use of human hands, and it's the image of Manipello.
And this was a cloth that reportedly covered the face
of Jesus inside the tomb. The shroud of Turin also
covered Jesus inside the tomb, but the burial practices I
guess of that era required more than one layer, and
a specific cloth just to cover the face also, and
so this one, this image of Manipella, was on this
cloth that just covered the face. And the church, the
Catholic Church, is kind of divided as to whether this
is the same cloth as the veil of Veronica or
whether there's two distinct relics, And of course the church
in Manipello thinks this is a distinct different relic. But
some people think that the real veil of Veronica is
this image of Manipello, and that the veil of Veronica
that's at Saint Peter's Basilica is one of those copies
that was touched to the real veil of Vernica or
image of Manipello. But the image of Manipello is also
six and a half by nine and a half inches,
and it looks like like an artist painted a portrait
on this piece of linen in the color of dried blood.
Speaker 3: Crazy.
Speaker 9: But this linen is so thin that you can read
a newspaper through it, and it seems to have like
a holographic quality to where when you're viewing it, if
you stand one way, you see one thing, and if
you stand at a different angle you see another image
or a different look to the image. It was tested
in nineteen seventy seven with ultra violet light and it
showed that the linen fibers themselves were not colored. They
weren't I guess the flax or whatever was used didn't
have any color to it, and microscopic imaging revealed that
it had not been painted on, and the image was
identical on both sides of the cloth, which meant that
somehow whatever it was transferred perfectly on both sides. There
wasn't like a backside from a color bleed through. It
was exactly the same on both sides.
Speaker 3: If even if there was like a hoax involved two
thousand years ago, who hit the technology to do this,
they probably couldn't do it these days and go through
that trouble for what gain? But what gain? Right? Exactly?
Speaker 9: Well, I mean I guess you could. You would if
you had this kind of this kind of relic, you
would have hundreds or thousands of people visiting your church
and bringing you money.
Speaker 1: That might be the key.
Speaker 9: Ahead but I mean at some point the testing men
would disprove it so and in this case it hasn't.
So this this unlike the Shadow of Turn or the
Veil of Veronica. Even this image on the image of Manipella,
is different because it shows Jesus's face with his eyes open.
And there's something about that holographic imagery with the eyes
that I guess is very attractive to people, like they
feel like they're looking into maybe Jesus's soul by seeing
these eyes at different angles when they look at this image. Also,
the mouth of this image is open a little bit
and actually shows teeth, which is, you know, probably one
of the only images of Jesus that shows him with
his mouth.
Speaker 3: He has fine teeth. I think he has a fine
set of choppas. How we're going to think he's God.
So why would he have dental ty kay or anything? Right?
Speaker 4: Why he Yeah, they had good dentistpect then they yeah.
Speaker 9: Right, So anyway, good. One thing the Church does agree
on is that at least one and possibly two of
these images was not made by human hands and appear
to be the originals that any of the other relicate
relics or duplicates were made by human hands. So that's
that's pretty much.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's really kind of what do you if
you have to think for a second, what's really going
on here? You know what I mean? I mean, this
is like really really bizarre stuff.
Speaker 9: Well, like a cloud comes over the church and then
minutes later there's a painting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, what what's going on?
Speaker 9: How that happen? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I wonder if these are you know, not take the
religious saying a lot of it, but I wonder if
these are just glitches and the matrix, you know what
I mean. I mean, you know, I mean, glitch is
just like kind of happen. They happen all the time,
and maybe that's just what this is.
Speaker 4: You can't explain any of these images tightly, you know,
you say, well, it could be this, could be that. Yeah,
it could be your imagination. It's about thousands of people's imagination. Look,
you know, if these.
Speaker 9: Are like tangible artifacts right on the rose pedal nuts,
you know, uh hmm, wow, that's great.
Speaker 3: Brandy, let's clap a brandy.
Speaker 10: Awesome.
Speaker 3: Awesome is the word, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 8: Can I talk about something it's a little bit similar
to the art, but you've been to the Littleretta Charetta
Chapel in New Mexico.
Speaker 3: Chapel. Oh yeah, yeah. Last week I got so many
people send emails about that stairway to Heaven. I mean,
can you talk about.
Speaker 9: The stairway Mary?
Speaker 8: Well, yeah, well I've been there. I got I got
to actually visit. I couldn't go on the stairway them
your Yeah, I went to the church. Yeah, and the
you know the story about it being Saint Joseph coming
and Master capperent are coming to build it and all that.
But they originally did it because you couldn't have a
choir of girls because they would have.
Speaker 3: To go up the loft, right yeah, yeah, yeah, it hurts, right.
Speaker 8: But it's it is spectacular, I have I can say.
It is perfect.
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 8: It is perfect. They didn't use any nails, right, yes, yeah,
it's it's you. You walk in and it's just it's
a miracle. The only people they let on the stairs
are people who do their wedding at the Loretta Chapel
and want to get pictures taken. Oh yeah, yeah, that's
the only people they let on the stairs.
Speaker 3: So the click is down there. So it's down in
New Mexico. Yeah, the chapel and and just a chapel
and this they needed a stairway up to the Quie
loft whatever. So this guy wand is along in people
think he was seeing Joseph happened. And he makes this
and just go online and build and and google it.
It's this fantastic you know, helios triple spiral staircase made
with no nails. It seems to defy gravity, physics whatever.
It's this beautiful thing in the middle of you know,
a chapel. Basically no one knows who did it, didn't exist.
Speaker 8: Yeah would the wood They tested the wood, they said,
they tested the wood. It came from you know, Jerusalem.
And the way that he did it was he took
buckets and like dipped the wood in the buckets and
then molded them.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 8: But yeah, no, it was. Yeah, it was. It's in
a center column. There's nothing holding out.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that's what the show up. The guy was
just walking by, right, you showed up.
Speaker 9: He showed up, and then he just left without getting.
Speaker 3: Paid getting paid, so he wasn't in the union.
Speaker 4: It's like the first pro bono corpentry.
Speaker 3: I see.
Speaker 5: That's not that's not just the work of a carpenter.
That's no, no rank and file carpenter could build that
stare builders are completely different offshoot. Yeah, and that's all
they do is build stairs. And you know it's funny
because I looked it up after Brandy Cave the report
last week and I was looking into some of the
stuff and all of a sudden, like these Facebook feeds
I was looking through, they were showing spiral staircases that
these guys were hand carving, and I was like, wow,
look at that. Obviously these guys, that's what they do.
And in some of the Victorian houses from you know,
back in the Gilded Age, these guys. Yes, all these
guys did was build these incredible staircases for these mansions.
Speaker 9: Right, Yeah, how many of them are wandering through the Yeah,
and how many of them, you know, do it without nails?
Speaker 3: And how many do without getting paid?
Speaker 4: You didn't have a truck or anything.
Speaker 3: I broke that truck. Nothing that the docky.
Speaker 8: But that's the thing. It's like they have like so
anybody who does carpentrer and it kind of I think,
like fine work like that has a gift in their hands.
So we see them physically, whereas you know, these kind
of paintings and things like that are done by a
divine hand, right, Yeah.
Speaker 3: It's I mean, that's what I mean, that's what's going on. Really.
I mean, these things come out and then they don't
have anything to do it humans in a way. You know,
you get the rose pedal and someone painted the know
and thenage on the rose pedal.
Speaker 13: Are they aliens?
Speaker 3: Maybe?
Speaker 8: I think they're higher vibrational beings whether you want to
call them aliens, and I'm not sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, you know, we I think that we
just don't have enough knowledge to know what any of
this stuff is, you know what I mean, And maybe
in a hundred years we'll say, oh, is that You know,
it's the old lightning rod thing before the lightning rod
was invented. If you have a house is hit by
lightning or whatever, your femie was cursed forever. I mean,
you know, if anyone survived, they would kill you. And
then you know, whoever invented it just took a little
thin piece of metal, put it up there and deactivated
this whole like scary thing finger of a god. Thing
just took that much. We understand that now, maybe in
a hundred years, we'll understand oh, you know, the miracles
and aliens and everything kind of you know, you know,
it comes together, a matches together, or the same explanation
for him.
Speaker 4: Or maybe Mary comes back and says, yeah, I did
all that by remote control.
Speaker 3: I just had to well, let's be good to marry
then yes, wow, huh, well thank you. So we have
a few minutes to go, but I just want to
through to the Kim real quick, and we'll have to
probably put a deeper dive into this another show. But
what is really happening just you know, current events. So
it's stared about two or three weeks ago the sky
this general Air Force general retired, I forget his name,
but he was in with all the big secret He
seriously was involved in black ops and stuff. He was
involved in the government's UFO investigations and so on. He disappears, Okay,
he disappears. He went hiking, and now they say he
didn't go hiking whatever. They don't know where this guy is.
And then people started looking into it, and it turns
out in the past year or so, there's been five
people similar to this guy involved in black ops, scientists,
military people, who have gone missing or have died very mysteriously.
It's in the past year or so. I guess Sae
Kim is looking for his notes. But but you know
when you start looking at it and you go wow, wow,
what's going on here? Is it is five of these
people dying are missing. Is that a coincidence in five
years missing one year? Yeah? Yeah, just read this other guy.
The latest guy is missing absolutely without a trace. You know,
they thought they found his sweatshirt, but it wasn't his.
And you know, at some point when you're searching, you
either find you know, bones or remains or some animal
got to them or whatever. Nothing zero. So Kim, what
do you say? What's the latest?
Speaker 10: I thought I was doing the story on the Devil's.
Speaker 3: Whole that's doing this.
Speaker 10: Club's doing this.
Speaker 3: Club's doing this. I'm sorry I mixed you up.
Speaker 11: You both will think I mean.
Speaker 3: It, okay for those of you at all, I was
going to.
Speaker 10: Send you some of my notes.
Speaker 4: Actually, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: Club, I got let me club, let me throw the club.
I just see it all right.
Speaker 6: Well, anyways, Mac, as you know, you know, and as
you mentioned right now, because of all the chaos in
the country and everywhere for the last month or so,
you're not hearing a lot about this, so it's sort
of getting out there, but it just isn't competing with
some of the other news out there right now. But anyways,
the real story behind this is there are two scientists
who went who worked together. They had and they're both
in the United States, and they had ties to specialized technology,
some of it with UFOs and some of it used
with different rocket engines and stuff like that. But as
far as the current story is going, first of all,
let me tell you on those the people that there's
two in particular, but and the other people mentioned that's
sort of not related to this. I think there was
a little bit too much over reporting on it. For example,
let me get through that first of all. Dennis Bell,
he was a British meteorologist who went missing in Echthotica,
but they found his remains back in twenty twenty five,
but that went back to nineteen fifty nine, so it
isn't related to this at all. You know, there's also
a climate a prominent client scientist who disappeared in Greenland
back in twenty twenty but a figure fell into crevass
near the research station. And the last one is Daniel
Robinson who was a g a geologist. He disappeared in
Arizona and that's why they're trying to tie them in.
But so they haven't found him yet. Now he disappeared
in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 3: So yes, it.
Speaker 6: Doesn't seem related to these two recent situations. The main
one has to do with this guy is a General
William McNeil McCasland. He disappeared about a month ago. He's retired,
though he wasn't an active scientist in this, but he was. Say,
he's a retired Air Force general. He previously oversaw the
Air Force Research Lab and he had ties to classified
UFO programs. He went missing in New Mexico after was
leaving his home without a phone.
Speaker 3: Or a wallet.
Speaker 6: Now there is kind of a big concern over this
guy because of some classified information he had, but they
seem to be the latest I got is that from
what they've been finding is that they don't think he
was kidnapped their anything. He left his phone at home,
his cell phone was in the name for then he
went for a walk out in the desert, which wasn't
uncommon for him. But the other thing is he had
some illness. You know. There's a couple of theories on it.
But one of the things is if if you have
a say he had a terminal illness and he was
going to go out, and because he was up by cliffs,
I guess jump off, you know, you may go on
this side thing, And that's why he left the phone. Normally,
if you go out in the middle of the desert,
you know, walking alone like that, you take your phone. Yeah,
so that's the latest on it. Now again we don't
know for sure, but that seems that what we're hearing
that maybe it isn't anything more than a personal issue
with that general However. The other is Jason Thomas, and
he was a scientist at Nevadas in Massachusetts, and the
same thing, he disappeared after leaving his home at night.
His Alpa watch was found in his mailbox in March
of this year, and reports suggest that a body found
in the lake might be his. But we're waiting to
hear on that. So his situation is one that's questionable.
And the last one is the current one too. In
June of last year, Monica Jacinto Resa I think is
how you pronounce her name. She's a world class meteorrologist, mettleologist.
I guess how he pots it. She invented. It's called
Mondaloi Mondaloi. It's a super alloy used in rocket engines
for national security satellites. She went missing well, hiking in
the Angeles National Forest. Now reports in March of this
year have linked her disappearance to a wider concerning pattern
of missing or dead scientists. That person, I guess, is
one that they're more concerned about than the others right
now because of the she also had secret information, but
it sounds like they're not as much concerned with the
fact of UFOs or something. Ye yes, they're tying it
more and through espionage, yep, you know, whether it's the
Chinese or the Russians or whatever. So that one is
the one that's still really opened more than the others.
And you know, there were a couple other ones too.
One of them was a recent case in Massachusetts. He
was I think a professor at MIT. He knew and
he was killed in his apartment in Brookline. What they
got by someone that he was in class with, you know,
seventeen years before.
Speaker 3: The guy who shut the people down Brown, Yeah, I know,
this is different. This is okay, really wow.
Speaker 6: This guy's from Portugal, I figured. But anyways, so that
has no relationship. So the main thing now is that
you know, you know, the retired general and uh, you
know Monica, the two that they haven't been able to
figure out on their current thing. So we're waiting to
hear more. And like I said, the problem is there's
so much noise out here now with everything going on.
We're not getting a lot of attention with these stories,
and at least they're not reporting right now things to us.
So we're just waiting to see what happens.
Speaker 3: But yeah, sure, it is really curious what.
Speaker 4: Level of law enforcement is this investigation under an FBI?
Thing is a government doesn't say.
Speaker 6: But of course I'm sure it's one of the federal
go oh yeah, so you know so I'm sure, yes,
Susan go club.
Speaker 7: When you mentioned the Apple watch was found in the mailbox,
was that like recently or you know, immediately after that
person when missing at what time frame you know what
I mean? Did it just appear months later?
Speaker 6: What it says here is he went missing in New
Mexico after leaving his home. Oh no, I'm sorry. That
was the other guy in the mailbox. This one is
It looks like he was a scientist in Massachusetts. He
disappeared after leaving his home at night with his Apple
watch was found in his mailbox. It sounds to me
as though they probably found that, you know, right after
that he might have put it. Yeah, someone might have
found it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, put it in new was his and put it
in that. I don't want to break the up, but
this is cat looking at me, and I'm.
Speaker 4: Just like, imagine for half an hour look at this.
It's amazing.
Speaker 6: Excuse me is looking at me? And what I have
to say?
Speaker 3: Don't make sorry? Cat?
Speaker 4: I think so. I think you're right this time. Club,
he's paying attention to you.
Speaker 6: Well, the cat might know something now that we don't know.
Speaker 3: Really, Yeah, he looks like he does.
Speaker 6: And hopefully Susan will have a talk with that kit.
Speaker 13: Is there an image on the kitty.
Speaker 3: Cat for images?
Speaker 4: Please Susan Chick for an image in the cat box.
That would be a best couple of signs have.
Speaker 13: Come full cycle from copies.
Speaker 3: Right, you want to go doing materials sub sub the
cat will think what thank you? Club? Appreciate? Wow? Okay,
I'll give you up. Question Yes, please go ahead.
Speaker 10: I thought it was kind of odd that with McCaslin.
Speaker 11: The case that every one I read myself was that
he had talked to a repairman at ten o'clock in
the morning, and it was I think the last person
that he actually talked to. But I tried to find
anybody or anywhere that had any information about the repair
man's words and what he actually said to him or anything,
but there was nothing I could find on that repair man.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, Kim, it seems like this might be
a personal matter. Yeah, and so it sounds like they're
trying to keep it down as far as what's going on.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, the repairman would have said that would be
there between eight and twelve and one of them. Yeah,
that's what they always said. Yeah, I mean so. But
but if he was like having appointments meeting people and
stuff like that, that's not the day you go for
that long walk, you know what I mean, It doesn't.
Speaker 6: I saw nothing that said he missed appointments. I've I
looked at everything about his disappearance and I couldn't find
him and said that, you know, he skipped all appointments
of the day he was retired.
Speaker 5: He just retired. Maybe it was just a guy trying
to sell him a home warranty or something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, so.
Speaker 6: I hopefully it's it's something, you know, other than you know,
a health issue that caused him.
Speaker 9: Well, the question I have about him is if they
think he intended to you know, harm himself, or like
you said, go walk off a cliff or something.
Speaker 6: Yes, wife told me that yesterday.
Speaker 4: Take a long walk off a short pier.
Speaker 9: You can only walk so far before you're not noticed.
And within a month, you would think they would have
found his remains.
Speaker 6: Right where he fell is an area I guess a
very high cliffs. So it's not like he fell if
he did fall off a cliff, it's not like that
area had, you know, a twenty foot cliff. I guess
they had some. Really, there's really some steep mountainous areas there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they look at the bottom, they look, they look
at the bottom.
Speaker 6: It looked, but apparently this is a bit. This isn't
like you know, walking around the block.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Yeah, he took his He took his thirty eight revolver
with him.
Speaker 3: So oh oh wow, I didn't read that. I didn't.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, he took a thirty eight revolver with him
a club.
Speaker 11: He left a personal device. Now, when they said personal device,
I was kind of thinking that maybe it was a
heart monitor or maybe like something an insulin pumper.
Speaker 6: Well, he has has health issues or that. Yeah, and
the only personal device that I had read about is
an iPhone.
Speaker 3: If the revolve, So that kind of kind of points
to what direction you're thinking, Wow, that is weird.
Speaker 6: Though, I'm sure we'll hear more about it, right but
you know, I'm sure they're trying to keep this quiet
right now.
Speaker 11: Well, out there they found a sweater about a mile
and a quarter away from his house right now. When
I first read it too, it was a sweater, but
then later I read a report that said no, it
was actually an air force like sweatshirts right exactly.
Speaker 3: It was not his, they said, not his? Yeah, odd,
like the honest thing. Not to get into this because
we had a lease soon. But with the woman who's
the newscats whose mother disappeared, right, yes, So they said
they found a glove, I mean earlier and they said
it finally love. Then the guy came out and said,
we found eight gloves within half a mile this place.
Because gloves blow off tracks you know, people leave losing gloves,
you know, eight gloves that they had a test and
of them. You know, he came close to this. So
you're finding stuff only if you're looking for it. You know.
Oh wow, there's an if A shirt. It must belong
to this guy, not necessarily, you know. Also, yeah, it's weird.
It's weird. Ad Mary, the guy.
Speaker 8: In Massachusetts, from what I understand, they they think that
body they found in the the lake is his because
he they think he walked into the water. Yeah, and
he might not have been under into his right mind.
And then we had a terrible winter in Massachusetts.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, for sure.
Speaker 6: It seems like there's an explanation for many of these things.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yep. Still very odd.
Speaker 8: It's very odd. I wonder if the burden of carrying
all these secrets is also not helping well.
Speaker 3: That yeah, well that's happened in the past. You know,
this guy named fire Stall, who was the first Secretary
of Defense in this country after World War Two, was
burdened with like lots and lots of things. He wound
up in Walter Reid Hospital on the seventeenth floor, and
as soon as they chained him from his bed. He
went right out the window, you know, and people's had
all kinds of conspiracy theories about this. He knew about
UFOs and so this guy had the weight of the
world on his shoulders. Believe me. After World War Two,
suddenly we were in charge. We have you know, Newsley Balms,
and there's too much for the guy. And that's it,
you know, I mean a lot of it just gets
you imagine what it's like.
Speaker 6: So you know what they say, ignorance is bliss.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you ain't kidding, man, that's I have that tattoo.
Let's clasp the club. Yeah, the thing is in the place.
I can't read it. Anyway, said, I'm going to give
you the last the last word. How was the meal?
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Speaker 14: I don't even like clam chowder, and I had it once,
I said, And the best chicken fingers.
Speaker 3: Chicken fingers at a seafood restaurant. Yea is They're really really.
Speaker 13: Good, really excellent, highly recommended.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yah, it's really good. So anyway, well what a gang.
So anyway, let's say good night to everybody. Okay, good
night already I think so, it's we're two and a
half hours right, check that right, so twenty four on
top of you, right, Cynthia will say good night to
you first. Okay, okay, okay, thanks for joining us.
Speaker 13: Thank you.
Speaker 3: And what's the name of the new album.
Speaker 14: The new album is called More Is Never Enough. On
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Speaker 3: This is you and Chris correct thirteen years a record
producing our house.
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was a lot of fun to make that much. I know, right,
it's therapy. It's literally my therapy. Very cool, and that
dad is rightly really true. They could take someone singing
into a phone.
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I mean that's actually what happened the first time I
You helped me find Bristol stud Remember they said, give
me a song to bring in and Chris put it
to music and it made me cry.
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So he heard it he heard a single like that
Tom Petty song with didn't hear a single all yeah
band with you too? Sorry the backing band, Chris.
Speaker 13: Yeah, but we do bring in studio musicians.
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh yeah, yeah, that's the week we walked tells
probably in there.
Speaker 3: Like we We'll be sitting there, you know, stuff that
I've done in there, and we need like a cello
player in this. They pick up the phone and there's
a cello player there like ten minutes later.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 3: It's it's it's it's great in a way. It's yeah,
it really is. So Bristol Studios highly recommended and affordable too.
They're not insane even they do a lot of wife
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level stuff and they.
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Speaker 3: Yeah. And one last thing, so they were across the
street from Berkeley, which was really kind of weird, that
funky building, right.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: Then they moved down the street and they took over
an old bank. I've told you this before. And one
of the studios is in the vaulved I mean the vaults,
and it's just nuts. And that's that they had the
Harvard Whippols in there and all that kind of stuff.
It's really quite a place. It's kind of cool. What's
the studio Austin? Don't have to get a tour down there?
Can I call up and get a tour? Yeah? Sure,
they'd love to give you a tour. I haven't been
down there since I've done everything on Zooms Studio when
they're still building it not complete. Yeah, it's pretty cool. Anyways,
Thank you, Cynthia, thank you. I appreciate that. Uh, we're
going to say good night to Mary. Mary. Thank you, Mary,
thank you.
Speaker 8: Thank you everyone. It was great to be here as usual.
Speaker 3: Okay, and we'll forget about the Super Bowl next years
double as the March madness. Nothing nothing coming through.
Speaker 8: Save your money right now, it's.
Speaker 3: Too late for that. Thank you, very very appreciate it. Kim,
thank you, Kim, Kim Shay.
Speaker 10: Thank you. It's an awesome night. I've learned a whole
bunch of nights.
Speaker 3: I can see him in like a man's perfume, man,
a man's aroma, and yeah for the mature man, stinky okay, yeah, okay,
with a little exclamation bing on, Thank you, Kim. We
appreciate it. Thank you well, Brandy, Thank you very much, Brandy.
Just how to get Oliver is?
Speaker 9: Everybody's got a harsh Another great night hanging out with
you guys.
Speaker 3: Thanks for joining us. We appreciate it with you. I
love you too, Susan, Kay, thank you, thank you. Can
I can't go to bed or eat something now or
do what he does best.
Speaker 7: He's tired now. Look, I'm tired of staring at you
on the screen. About ten minutes in the Brandy story,
she was.
Speaker 4: Very did you say, Brandy?
Speaker 3: Now we know I thought it was me.
Speaker 4: All right, there's a reaction there. You're welcome, Susan. Love
to have you all the time.
Speaker 3: Club, Thank you, Club, Thank you, club, you love you.
I know what that means. Yeah, thank you club, Thank you. Well.
Thanks el. Glad to be here. You want to go
shat the cars now or we might need to get
away tonight at one one. Thank you as always.
Speaker 4: You're welcome, glad to be here, happy to be anywhere.
Speaker 3: Really, let me give the pluge okay, well we know
the plugs. The plagues are almost Our troops is an
organization that we've talked about for many, many years. There
are people who build houses especially adapted for our veterans
who've been wounded in action after nine to eleven. That's
the Iraq War, the Fgian war, and I'm sure this
latest war will have like casualties from that. And what
they do is they build these homes specifically adapted to
their needs. Okay, so low account of space, not a
lot of stairs, things like that. And when they've done
with them, they rip up the mortgage, They give them
the keys. It's their house forever. They don't have to
worry about that mortgage payment hanging over their head every month.
They well kind of rejoin society. I hate that phrase,
but that's what happens. These are people who give a
lot to us. We should give a lot to them,
almost our troops. Please google them, see what they're about.
The good news is that they've done about last time
I talked to them, I think they built one hundred
and seventy five of these houses. You know, when I
went to one of them down to mess a poet,
excuse me, and it was beautiful. Okay. The problem is
that waiting list is over a thousand. Okay, So Holmestra
troopless trying to you know, help them out. And then
I hate to bring down the show, but this happened
this week and I have to mention it. Okay, there's
a guy named Robert Mueller. We know him because you're
He was the head of the FBI, and he was
the guy who who investigated whether Trump's first campaign was
involved with the Russians or not. He found they were,
but not enough to prosecute him. Okay, so that didn't happen.
He basically found him not responsible. Robert Mueller was a
was a marine. First, he went to Princeton, went to
Princeton get a degree, and then he went to Vietnam.
Who does that, I mean, but he does. He did.
He went to Vietnam. He got a bronze star in Vietnam, which,
if you know about bron styles, that's the next to
the Medal of Honor. It's very high to get any
of these things in a purple heart. Went on to
join the government, became the FBI director, was there for years.
He became the FBI director a week before nine to eleven.
You imagine that all of a sudden, now he has
nine to eleven, and you know, and he was a
very capable guy. And he died and Trump said I'm
glad he's dead, okay. And we talked about Jesus a
lot tonight. I think Jesus was outstanding human being, you know,
for whatever he was. He would never say that, Okay.
So if these people who are religious who follow Trump,
think to yourself, would Jesus have said that?
Speaker 4: No way.
Speaker 3: Anyway, this is Max for the entire year. He's saying
to you, hear us. Next time, be safe, be happy,
and bye bye.