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Look first, let me introduce the members of the of
the crew, the posse. Girls. You've been feeling, you've been
feeling his vibe all week. Well now you're fulfilled. So
sit yourself down, start feeding yourself, get your big bokes
of cleanings, your big bok's a wife, squeezey, and you
loub because he's here.
Speaker 3: Susan's got it allar. We're in a big ziplock back,
very famous one one. Hello girls, Hello, everybody, welcome to
the show. I'm glad to be here. And just like
anything else, like vibe or mayonnaise or anything, sometimes you
you put it out and then you put it back in.
So m hm, you know, yeah, my vibe is usually
always out there.
Speaker 2: Though, Okay, if you say mayonnaise one more time, I
was going to.
Speaker 4: Excuse himself.
Speaker 2: Okay, Yeah, that's a good opening statement there. Yeah, money,
everything okay with you? It is.
Speaker 3: Life is good in the neighborhood. And it's funny with
this this thinks about the UK that I kind of
miss a little bit, like what not much, but of
the cuisine you know, he's the only guy with missed British.
The fish and Chips and the Shepherd's pie.
Speaker 2: You get that, well, you can get the fish and
chips anyway, but Shepherd Spire is.
Speaker 3: The benguson mash and the toad in the hole.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was my favorites. It always takes a weird twist.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 2: Also with us is our intenational senior correspondent down there
and my sister's tanked up West Virginia Switchblade Steve Ward
switch twitchy switched.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's a good thing because I was cussing.
Speaker 2: I hate us on the show.
Speaker 6: Did you introduce hel Okay?
Speaker 4: No, we can.
Speaker 2: Uh, I'm going around the town.
Speaker 6: I don't want to. I don't want to go on
a place.
Speaker 2: No, No, that's fine.
Speaker 4: No, No, I don't want to be No, okay, you can.
I'm just trying to sit back and you can't even
be seen. You can't unring the bell. All right, let's
go around one one. Thanks for joining us. We appreciate it.
You're welcome.
Speaker 2: Also with us here live at the Stop Galley is
producer Engineer, get Away Driver, b Killer Allow the Kitties Fail.
Speaker 4: Oh, Marc one one heyl he everybody.
Speaker 3: It's got the biggest Christmas tree outside in the country.
Speaker 2: The Christmas tree.
Speaker 3: You can almost see it from space because you can
see it from the bridge right going from the mainland
over to uh Plum Island right that bridge.
Speaker 2: First we should we should just explain that Plumb Island
is a barrier island and and there's not many high
points ona, but our's house is like in one of
the high points something, right, So then you have a
you have a deck that goes up to your roof,
and then on top of that you put a nine
foot tree right right.
Speaker 4: It's not a real tree, it's uh, it's just made
out of lights. So during the day it looks like nothing,
but yeah, when it turned it on at night, it
has the shape of a tree. And I built one
years ago and as soon as I've.
Speaker 3: Got a picture of it, yeah, there it is. Yeah,
that's it.
Speaker 4: I built the tree a number of years ago, and
every year when I take it down, it's a project.
And every year when I put it back up, it
needs work. And it's because the weather's relentless out there,
so the wind beats the hell out of it. So
this year I broke down and I bought one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, nice.
Speaker 4: I went to Low's and I bought this led tree,
which is lightweight. I don't know how it's going to
survive up in the wind. But it's got to remote
control the size of my phone. And it has all
these different functions of crazy.
Speaker 2: It's really nuts and it's really cool.
Speaker 3: And it's the images in it too, not just sometimes you.
Speaker 4: Can see the sleigh with the like pulling it around.
Oh wow, there's supposed to be some text like Merry
Christmas or something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, something, I don't know. I'll tell you. I just
go out, my boys, have a couple of breadths of
fresh air and just look at the tree that.
Speaker 4: I can't even see it from the side of my house.
Speaker 3: If I if I drive down in front of your
house and I stop, well, let's say, if you see
a car drive in front of your house and stop.
Speaker 4: Well on you, it's one of the neighbors. Because my neighbors.
I started getting text from the neighbors.
Speaker 2: I love the tree.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, because for most of them it's like window
level to their top floor. Yes, yeah, you know, and
they just and I ride around how far I can
see it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh yeah, I see it from the bridge. Easy.
Speaker 4: But that was the goal. The goal was to be
able to as you're driving across the bridge, look and
see if you can see the thing going crazy. And
you can see it. Yeah, you know it's accomplished anyway,
So wow, I gotta I gotta do that. I might
do that tonight after the show.
Speaker 2: Now that you sink a fant uh, Switchy reminded us
that hadn't you know. Now we'll go to switch down there.
Speaker 6: Okay, go ahead, go ahead.
Speaker 2: Right down there and my sister tank to West Virginia.
Switch played Steve Wood Switchy.
Speaker 6: Thanks Mac, and it's about time you introduced me.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, okay, Switch, I'll be good to you. Switch.
Speaker 7: You play an extra for the you know, comedic.
Speaker 2: Side if there's any maybe so uh so, Switch, how
you doing okay?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm I'm doing pretty good.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Uh the cats you had to thank you all.
Speaker 6: Hon doing good. The new one is in most of
the time. Once in a while she wants to get out.
I let her out. She does come back in. That's
that's shade, the one I cat. Okay, and uh, you
know they're they're doing okay. I mean I wake up
at night and I've got anywhere from three to four
cats laying on me. At least they don't have all
seven at once.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, this is a joke there, but not quite
a lot.
Speaker 6: Of geography to get all seven on there.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Okay, well I told you last week you're one
cat away from an intervention. Okay, so well.
Speaker 6: I did have I did have another one earlier, but
that had a got a forever home. So what I
just just narrowly missed that one.
Speaker 2: That's nice, once again, joke, but thank you for your
join us. Also with us is our international senior security
chief and world renown Willy club Will. He is brand
new mic is goofing up, Go ahead, squaky there you go? Yeah?
Am I doing now? Now? Good? Good, good good.
Speaker 8: Anyways, it's great to be back, and I've been away.
You might not have noticed, but I wasn't here the
last couple of weeks.
Speaker 2: Yes, we did notice that.
Speaker 6: Yes, okay, you know I didn't notice.
Speaker 2: I know you wouldn't.
Speaker 8: By the way, speaking of Switch, I was thinking, you know,
I've been trying to think of a name, a nickname
for you, based on you know, your activities in the show,
and I found one.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, Sticky hands.
Speaker 6: Like he's Williams lwe Maybe it's a good thing I
didn't hear that.
Speaker 2: Sticky, sticky hands sticky all right, yeah bomb, I.
Speaker 6: Wait to make Kim's the one that said he was
sticky tonight.
Speaker 8: But anyways, you know, I'm really slow getting back into
the routine. Yes, yes, of the pressure of being on
the show. Continue to be very professional and but but
I had to respond though. One thing when we were
talking there with about British cuisine, well that's what they said. Yeah,
I've never heard the word cuisine when it comes to British.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Absolutely. Uh so, uh, Club, thanks for joining us.
Speaker 6: I'm sure the United Kingdom that hearing this when they
when they hear it, is going to really appreciate that.
Speaker 4: So one thing, Club, it was, uh, keep looking over
here next to me, and I'm like, you know when
you came in here that night and you sat in
with us unexpectedly, Yes, it was great. It was so
funny because you were more animated because you were right
here with us, you were, you know, throwing the jabs
right here.
Speaker 2: It was it was funny. It was great and well
let's see it it was more animated. It's a cod
word for drives. Wow. Okay, so club, thanks for dreams.
I'll deal with us. Also down there in North Carolina
is a super fan Susan. Kay, Susan, how are you.
Speaker 7: I'm good. I'm so happy to see you all tonight.
Speaker 2: Uh huh too. And you're fully dressed and so on.
Speaker 7: I am fully dressed.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 7: I didn't know if clothing was mandatory, so I.
Speaker 2: Just wow, it's not.
Speaker 3: It was the radio show.
Speaker 2: You're right, Yes, I only we were a top myself
me too. Wow, okay, I can then see that folks. Uh. So, Susan,
how are you, Susan, I'm good.
Speaker 7: Back to work for the first time in several weeks.
Speaker 2: So, yes, it's.
Speaker 7: Been a little slow and uh, you know, reading a
million emails that really don't you know they're sent company wide,
you still got to scroll through them. So ready to
get back at it.
Speaker 2: And how the horses they're good.
Speaker 7: It's starting to get cold here, so it's.
Speaker 6: Like, what is that a giant cat?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Is that that freaking cat that stares at me?
I don't you know, I'm already getting the chills.
Speaker 9: She's kneezing in here all day.
Speaker 7: She just came in here and was like Max.
Speaker 2: Well, she's going to either go to sleep or get
somebody eating.
Speaker 3: Then closely.
Speaker 6: Should be introduced.
Speaker 2: Anyway, what a life that cat has come down this
So thank you Susan for joining using me.
Speaker 3: I'd like to come back reincarnated as a cat.
Speaker 2: Really, yeah right, stay away from the beach.
Speaker 3: Really, what I.
Speaker 6: Mean an ally cat or a domesticated cat.
Speaker 3: Uh, I've got kind of an alley cat attitude, but
I think I'd rather be domesticated, rather sit on somebody's
lap than have somebody's laps be sitting on me. Okay, right,
you're curled up by the.
Speaker 6: Fire, glad.
Speaker 3: I asked me too, a bowl of food in front
of me at all times.
Speaker 2: Also with us up there in Wisconsin, the land of
the Kringle is a good friend. Brandy X Brandy.
Speaker 10: So happy to be here. And I have to tell
you I think I saw Uncle Al's Christmas tree from
my backyard.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, yeah, right, get a few fourth of July
rockets underwritten, just send it up in orbit.
Speaker 3: Then maybe Sarah Palin might see it.
Speaker 2: But I gotta say, Brandy looks a little Jackie oh tonight,
don't you think? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Or hepburn Yeah, breakfast activities.
Speaker 2: Movie star. Not so seriously, let's pivot to someone who
doesn't look like Audrey Headbred at all. Is uh Agent X,
Agent X from his bunka agent X.
Speaker 5: Hello, guys, thanks for having me, and it's good to
see all of you crew again. I haven't seen you
for a while.
Speaker 6: First for one, Yeah, I just want to tell you
what we do have seafood here in New England, even
though the entire globe considers it the best seafood in
the world from the outer banks. It's not fish and
chips and some rat hole in England.
Speaker 3: Wait a minute, we have some good places at the
south coast.
Speaker 6: They make it in newspapers over there enough, they still
do that.
Speaker 3: It looks like paper, but come off of the newspaper.
It's not real newspaper. It looks like newspaper. It's like
it's like, I don't know.
Speaker 2: But years ago they used to put them in old newspapers, right, yeah,
but wouldn't come off with the grease and all that
kind I guess it would. But you know, it's a
freaking British Man. You know, they never learned.
Speaker 3: Even our ink rubs off something after like you know,
twenty minutes. Okay, back then the ink didn't rub off
as easy.
Speaker 2: All right, here we go.
Speaker 6: Nobody cared about me, all right, I guess my point
was made.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, thank you. Next week.
Speaker 3: The British didn't. The British didn't care about that stuff.
They just cared about if they were going to have
a building over their head that bricks weren't weren't falling
off from World War Two? Right, I mean the Beatles
were dealing with it in the sixties, right, right, I
mean it took a while for it took off the
country to get their acting gear and tiling up. After
World War Two. They're still wearing a gas mask, baskets
in front.
Speaker 2: Of them, right yeah, yeah, how do they win? Right?
Speaker 6: So if anyway you can go to you can go
to Gloss get the best seafood on the planet. Wichie.
Speaker 5: Yes, you have seven cats and you I went out
into my backyard this morning to fix something out. There
was this enormous bobcat trying to climb my wife's bird feeders.
Speaker 6: Yea, yeah, other cat expert, what you do smack on around?
Speaker 5: Do bobcats care about bird feeders?
Speaker 2: Food?
Speaker 6: Maybe they thought birds would be up there.
Speaker 4: It mean me.
Speaker 6: I should have thought of that.
Speaker 4: Maybe they were just trying to knock the seed on
the ground so the pigeons should show up, and then
they could eat the pigeons because they're low hanging fruit.
At that point, you might.
Speaker 2: Eat seed reduced to eating pigeons.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 2: Anyway, now we have to behave ourselves because we have
a visitor with us, an international visitor up there in Edmonton, Canada.
It's Kim Shay. Let's clap the m simply.
Speaker 11: He's I'm not going to make any comments about the
cuisine in the UK because I know they'll want to invade.
Speaker 2: Us to so right.
Speaker 11: Yeah, but I'll just keep my mouth zipped about that one.
But I tell you they sure do wonderful things with
the innards of animals.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 11: Yeah, that that kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're talking about sausages. Well not exactly, so you
know what has is right? Oh yeah yeah, And then
you don't go there.
Speaker 6: You got the blood to eat tonight and then.
Speaker 2: You get the what what's the thing that the black
dick or something? What's the thing that? Yeah, so you
know already no, which is a misnomer because it's I
feel like you.
Speaker 4: No appetite.
Speaker 11: Okay, no, may well.
Speaker 6: Exactly, haven't done one of those for a while.
Speaker 3: Well, I miss I miss ordering it in in the
language which is spoken there in the UK.
Speaker 2: It's it's it's English. Well, how would you order it
from right here? Man? They can have a spotted dick, oh,
fish and chips.
Speaker 9: I have a one one. So when you go into
a restaurant, do you really tell your pretty waitress that
you'd like a big plate of hot spotted.
Speaker 4: Dick, do you?
Speaker 2: No? I don't don't give any ideas the men.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think you'd say it better to a good
looking young waitress than an older, you know, lady who
you know you're going to start talking about that kind
of stuff with her list.
Speaker 6: Just don't say spotted schmackel.
Speaker 3: That's offensive, right, I mean I was appreciated in the UK,
in England in particular as being oh he's one of
the polite Americans. He's not one of the maronic, boastful Americans. Yeah, okay,
well he's one of the good Americans.
Speaker 2: We did within the wat twice for them, and also
kicked them out of anyway. But you know, the baygones
be badgones. It's funny so anyway, so we do have
a little bit, as the kids say, because Agent X
is here and his honor, Susan Kay has top five
questions for Agent X. Okay, all right, nope, sorry, nope,
we don't well do we we do? We don't we do?
Susan Kay hasn't. Are you ready, Asian X? These are
five questions for you? Are you ready?
Speaker 6: Totally?
Speaker 2: Okay? Oh boy, okay, all right, here we go.
Speaker 6: And I sound like I'm from California.
Speaker 2: Totally yeah, that's exactly totally dude. Go ahead. Number five, please, Susana.
Speaker 9: Number five, is it true that the band that you
and Mac were in as teenagers was so bad that
it killed the hamsters in your family's basement?
Speaker 6: I knew these would be the questions, but that's a year.
I suspect. No, I'm not making this up. I suspect
that is true.
Speaker 5: All right, that's how bad. But let me finish. The
hamsters in my basement were a science project for me
in high school, I think freshman senior year, to try
to turn hamsters from herbivorous into carnivores them feeding them me.
Speaker 6: Go ahead, next question.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, wow. Number four please, Susan.
Speaker 7: Number four in round numbers.
Speaker 9: How many times did Mac have to beat you up
for a lot much money?
Speaker 2: Okay, in round numbers, rounded.
Speaker 7: Off, just an estimate.
Speaker 6: I still have shoes with max skin on that, yes,
from that long ago. Next, a few cooks, a few kicks,
and he.
Speaker 2: Was yeah, yeah, right, yeah, he was saying to you,
how about rewriting history?
Speaker 3: Here? Empty my pockets please number three?
Speaker 2: Please? Just um, I was free.
Speaker 7: I might mess this one up.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Okay.
Speaker 7: Is it true that.
Speaker 9: You once had rusty a girlfriend that you would both
dress identically?
Speaker 2: Did you? Is it true you one set of girlfriend
that you would both dress the same? Oh?
Speaker 7: I thought rus was her name.
Speaker 6: Sorry, her name was Rude And that was a embarrassing
everyone being questioned.
Speaker 5: Was that was the story that Mac told forever? But
her boyfriend before me, some schmunt from out in the
suburbs Gary, Right, Yeah, she talked him into wearing the
same tops the shirts while they were painting or whatever.
She tried that on me and it didn't work. Well,
So that's the true story, the true stories.
Speaker 2: He would walk around with her and they'd both be
dressed as the same thing. They'd have the same kind
of shorts, on the same kind of long on men's
business shirt. You know it was so cutesy. That was
like bombing time. Can take that all right?
Speaker 6: Number two Okay, I'm contacting my lawyer now about that.
Speaker 2: Probably have the same lawyer, so I'll go ahead. Please
Number two.
Speaker 7: Agent X, when do you plan to learn Gaelic?
Speaker 6: I've been doing it for a number of years.
Speaker 2: Okay, answer the question, Tash.
Speaker 6: Go Donna. It's not too bad now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it sounds like Cleon. I think this ship you man.
I think that you've been learning Cleon all this time
and you've been well, there's Gaelic. Okay, wow.
Speaker 6: Number one but Susan, you got to understand you listen
to Mac, right, English isn't even that good, right, so
can you imagine language?
Speaker 3: Okay, it's jesting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're from the same puddle there, my friend podcast right,
Sorry Number one please, Susan.
Speaker 7: The number one question for Agent X. You went to
Catholic grammar school.
Speaker 9: Did you ever have a crush on one of your nuns?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 5: But but as Mac may be able to tell you
this end question, one of our classmates.
Speaker 2: Got one of your classmates.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, one of our classmates did. End ended up
very interesting.
Speaker 2: Marrying one of our nuns, believe it or not. Yeah,
they married, Yeah, they got married. Yeah yeah, yeah, sister Myra.
And then anymore, No, she had she had it was
she was a nun that taught all of us for
like ten years at the school, right, she taught fifth
grade and then eighth grade, and then she retired or
she left the nun hood. And but he's you know,
he's a good guy, but he is really is like
that Bruce Springstein song, you know, the hometown people they
can't get out of, you know, the parish, and they're
involved with the parish seventy years later, seriously. So at
at some point he was always talking about her and
sending emails about her. And then they get married. And
she was I think eighty four and he was probably
he's our age seventy, you know, you know, so yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, wow,
that's cool. But Susan the quick it's creepy. I'm not
sure how cool it is, but it is certainly creepy.
Speaker 6: Love, you know, I hope, So, Susan, the quicker answer
is all the little girls that I went to school
with all loved me. Matt could not relate to that.
I didn't have to fall in love with one of
my nuns. I had enough.
Speaker 5: Little four, five and six year sixth grade girl said,
we're all over me.
Speaker 6: He knows this, we'll never admit it.
Speaker 2: That's why your names in the Epstein files too, of.
Speaker 6: Them, bro, I was a fourth, fifth or sixth grade.
Speaker 2: Look at the X. Look at the X. All right,
so let's clap the X because yeah we could. Yeah
we could move on. All right, thank you? So so
should we pivot into something else? Should we take a break?
I'm looking at Aul like, you know, let's pivot to
something with thirty minutes into us we spent half an hour.
Speaker 3: Just okay, all right, Well when do we go introducing everybody?
Speaker 2: When don't we go to Well what we want to
do talk about though? Right up front too, is the
pre I Atlas, right and I saying it right? Yeah, okay,
So we've talked a little bit about it every week
our so and at this point at the time we're
taping the show, it's it's come around the Sun and
it's on its way back out of our solar system.
So this thing, pree I Atlas is a comment like thing.
They're not sure exactly what it is unlike all the
other comments we ever see, this thing came from outside
our solar system. Everything else you see in the Solar
system is somewhere in the solosm and this one came
outside the solar system, came into our solar system, and
is now kind of like on its way out. So
the last thing I saw was that it was exhibiting.
Speaker 3: It seems to be on its way out.
Speaker 2: But right it's exhibiting, you know, its own getting close propulsion.
It's moving faster than gravity should you know, allow it
to or make it.
Speaker 3: It's overcoming what the gravity of Jupiter.
Speaker 2: Right, it's now it's kind of heading towards truple.
Speaker 3: It's like, doesn't care.
Speaker 2: But here's the thing is that I saw last week
was that when it came into the Solar system, its path,
it's trajectory or whatever it's course, brought it by all
of the inner planets. Okay, now, usually the planets are
all scattered all around the Sun. But it just came
at the right time where it could go by Mars, Earth, Venus,
and Mercury. That's a coincident, but a coincidence, you so anyway,
So that's the latest I know about it. So I'm
gonna throw it the can.
Speaker 3: You had to maneuver a little bit.
Speaker 2: Or something to do that or something.
Speaker 3: It wasn't like a straight shot. It was like they're
all lined out.
Speaker 2: Are they just pick well, they picked the right time
to do, which is the fascinating thing.
Speaker 6: Yeah, But are we sure the information is good? There's
tons of information coming over on those things. A lot
of it's total bs. I mean, people are are generating
images from AI and c of these massive craft. I
just read one where a remote viewer claims that there's
thousands of reptilians on board. I powdered and said, no,
they're the Roquets. The problem is what you're getting all
this information and a lot of it's crap. Even though
it purports to be from reliable sources. I think I
still think it's a bloody rock.
Speaker 2: It could be. It could very well be. Yeah, yeah,
for sure.
Speaker 7: But do you think they can see Alice Christmas tree?
Speaker 2: Well, well, their way back maybe you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he puts up the tree and all of a
sudden we get this, yea spacecraft.
Speaker 4: I'm going to put a big arrow on it pointing
towards Max House. Don't do that don't come to my
house to right.
Speaker 3: Aside from the phony baloney reporting and images and whatever
the hell's out there, there is some legitimate stuff that
seems to indicate anything. Always what what did we get
from NASA?
Speaker 2: What they hold a briefing?
Speaker 6: That was a joke, but at.
Speaker 3: Least they yeah, they they Trump says, I'm going to
tell NASA to release everything now, so they release it.
And it's like so we had ye shoppies and all
the employees were taking a black sharpie and crossing over everything.
Speaker 2: Okay, Sky and Telescope magazine, you know, I get their
weekly thing, and they talked about it, and you know,
they basically they basically said the same thing is that
we don't know what it is. You know, it's exhibiting
stuff that a usual comet does not exhibit, especially in
the speed and everything like that. Because comments you can
tell the reason they move the way they do is
that they've run in by the gravity of the sun
and they can get it down to the last you know, second,
where it's going to be at any given time. This
was different. This had you know, it would slow down,
it would speed up. It was it had a tail,
it had an anti tail, you.
Speaker 3: Know, both tails at once, and the multiple size of
it is different.
Speaker 8: It has a comet the last thing I read, Yeah,
it's been. They now say it's a comet, even because
it does have some unique, you know, things to it,
as far as it's propel and all that. But they're
saying now it's a comet.
Speaker 11: To comment with only four h two O, which doesn't
even come close to matching what a comet is. So
those comments are close to one hundred percent water or
they will never know what true. I mean, we're pretty
new to this whole thing, aren't we.
Speaker 2: This is like.
Speaker 11: Astronomy, that's yeah. I mean some of these objects that
have come into our solar system have really been just recent,
including Borisov and omen and but this one is so
much bigger than those two. Like it's off the scale
and for it to actually change direction would take a
hell of a lot of energy and then sublimated sublimated
gases create a certain amount of jets. A guys, but
this is like kind of off the scale, eh. And
the perihelion, the perihelion, you know, where it gets closest
to the Sun. Oddly enough, they've discovered that Atlas did
a course direction change rate at perihelion, which was one
hundred thousand kilometers. Now this is the really f and
weird one here, you guys. I actually I couldn't quite
stop shivering here because I kind of figured this out
this afternoon. What kind of weird coincidence this is all reveals, right,
And what it reveals is that for this to have
changed its direction and now be heading to Jupiter in
a little bit different of a radius, Now this coincides
to the hill radius of Jupiter. So if it didn't
do this correction, it wouldn't have fallen into the hill
radius of Jupiter. Now we all have to live and
see what's going to happen here, right, because it's still
not at Jupiter. So I mean it gets there oddly enough.
You know, this is the really weird one, you guys.
I mean it gets closest to the Sun, that is,
Jupiter gets closest to the Sun like on the same
time that Atlas gets to Jupiter. So this has caused
the hill radius to be like fifty three point four
million kilometers plus or minus point zero.
Speaker 12: And like this the the precision, the precision of this
object to have made itself to coincide with this is
off the scale.
Speaker 11: This thing has traveled let's say a billion years, and
it hasn't been affected by who knows what kind of
gravitational effects particles, and it ends up being like right there,
it's truly unbelievable. I'm shivering from it.
Speaker 3: I figured it.
Speaker 11: Out this afternoon. I was like, that is My mind
was just kind of spinning around for an hour and
a half. I just I was like, going, that's like
that's crazy.
Speaker 2: But it doesn't. It seem like it's more. It's probably
more of right, you know, like a drone or a
probe or something like that. But the thing is twenty
miles long. It's literally the size of Manhattan or even bigger.
Speaker 11: What an odd see because you know, like this puts
it in the lagrange, ay, like it can actually drop
stuff off now yeah, yeah, it's got the possibility of doing.
I mean some people are putting out that this jet
that's sticking out in front of it is actually like
nanoparticles that are off getting particles to build itself and
be like a van Noyman object which like replicates itself.
Some people have put this out like, you know, a
civilization could pretty much explore the whole galaxy within a
million years if they had van Neumann probes that could
replicate themselves.
Speaker 4: Wherever they went.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well that sounds cool, and.
Speaker 11: I mean others have thought maybe it's a plasma object,
like it's actually alive. So I was looking. I kind
of brought that whole idea of back in the day
when the Shuttle did that experiment with that antenna that
they let go of off the shuttle and it became
like energized from the ionosphere of the Earth and started
kind of like resonating. And then they took these pictures
of like all these objects that came in on it,
like in a very strange way. They look like they
look like like an aquarium or an oh or something
like that looked like some living critters coming to it,
and it just made me think of this object sort of.
I just I don't think we've discovered like what plasma
really is and what its effects and what it could
actually be as a sentient life form.
Speaker 2: Yep. Well, you know you know a lot of sci
fi books, that's the plot. I'm gonna say, I'm gonna
ask X something excuse me, only because you were involved
in that part of the government for a while, and
the eight you work for the agency that works for
the agencies. But could they let's say, Okay, I'm not
talking about you know, the President, the Congress, or anything.
I'm just saying, the US government, the US military, the
US intelligence, would they hold back information about this thing?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 2: Would they do it?
Speaker 6: Two answers. Number one.
Speaker 5: I was going to make some skeptical comment till I
heard Kim. Okay, he sounds like Isaac anyway, he sounds
very authoritative. The other thing is there's a thing in intelligence,
and probably most of you know, maybe not, but there's
intelligence and classified information, and there's also something called compartmented information.
And compartmented information means something has been discovered somewhere, whether
it's military, political, scientific, or whatever, and the ones that
discovered it, when they report it, it suddenly becomes compartmented.
And compartment means it's very very close hold. Now, the
government is as leaky as anything, but compartments or compartments,
and you've heard the expression top secret sci that special
compartmented information. There actually clearances above that. So I'm not
going to shop shoot or say bull crap to anything
anybody that says oh no, it would be leaked. I
used to think that. But you can compartmentalize very well
with one exception unless you have someone above that level
of the small compartmented group that we could use this
to our advantage. Yes, So that the short answer to
that is I'm impressed by Kim no longer. Her answer
is things can be compartmentalized being kept very very closely.
Speaker 2: And to keep whatever information that might be away from
let's say, the general public for reasons that we would
not know.
Speaker 6: Right, It's not necessarily anything evil and nefarious or anything
like that, but and I'm not trying to imply that,
but it's something that you don't want to do that
because it would cause more harm than good than to
everyone then it would.
Speaker 5: And I'm the biggest proponent of, you know, make makes things,
making things transparent. But when something can really really cause
harm either to a particular uh a particular place or
thing or people or anything like that that's going to
result in horrible things, I understand why they can popmentalize.
And if that sounds too exaggerated, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 3: I think the short answer is that if it can
become like panic in the streets, releasing this information in
the construct that it's currently being formed by these independent observers,
including the AFY lobes from Harvard, those groups, people who
are more intelligent than we are in interpreting the data.
You don't know that, well, I bet they are. We'll
take a test lot.
Speaker 8: Of respect for a lob. Yeah he's I don't know,
he just the headline.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's in the PA.
Speaker 8: He's not as much as a professional as people think.
You for Reada's background, but he's been known for bringing
this stuff out.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 8: He did that with the other or a couple of
close encounters, So I've lost some respect for it, he says.
But I I you know, I I I think that
I have to go along with NASA at this point.
I mean, this thing is one hundred and seventy million
miles away and it's going to go away on December nineteenth.
We won't see it again for who knows. But I
would love it to be something, you know, more than
just a cormet. But you know, we've never seen anything yet,
and everything gets close and disappears, and so right now,
I'm from Missouri on this.
Speaker 2: It's a it's a stellar comet, you know. I mean,
they've known of only two others that have come into
the solar system. I think we picked them up now.
They've probably been coming in all this time, but we
just happen to have the Hobble and the James Wed
telescope and you know more you know, highly technological stuff
and they picked these things up. Now you know it
could happen all the time. But that's a pretty big
you know, it's a pretty big rock going like an
incredible speed almost like an unfathomable speed or something that big.
But anyway, we'll see, Well, if it hits, we won't
have to do it. Wow.
Speaker 11: Just everybody to read the twelve anomalies of it, because
it is quite spectacular to put them all together, like
I could see one of them or two of them.
But like all these things, there's.
Speaker 2: A lot of weird stuff.
Speaker 3: Okay, let's see, uh club mentioned av Lobe and that
he's like you know a lot of the shows have
him on. But who else is who else is out there?
That's a quote unquote expert who can kind of break
it down into Uh.
Speaker 2: Well, that guy Neil grass Tyson there, that guy, he's good.
You know, he's on a lot.
Speaker 3: Do we want to take the data and just try
and fit it into the current profile of a comment
anyway that we possibly can.
Speaker 2: Well, but it acts like there's a lot of things
that it does.
Speaker 3: It is like a lot of things that make it
act like a comment.
Speaker 2: Right, but then there's a lot of things that it
does or it doesn't have that doesn't fit into what
we think common is. So you know, of course stuff
that comes from add some way out and Castella is
going to be different. You know what isn't going to
be the same.
Speaker 11: It's going to be There's one other weird coincidence, like,
and it's not to do with three I allis it's
got the r R two swan the other comment which
which oddly enough, they both were at Perihelium at the
same time and they both serve now are absolutely on
the opposite sides of the earth, which they look like
they've come around and they're going to do a pincer
movement on this guys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's wild.
Speaker 11: Well old boy, Okay, that's kind of weird.
Speaker 2: Maybe we won't have to do the show next week.
So anyway, I'm going let's clap for Kim.
Speaker 6: Thank you, very impressed.
Speaker 2: Kim. Uh so why don't we do Why don't we
take the break now? Okay, and you're listening to mac
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Speaker 3: And I just kept going on and on about myself.
I'm taking a leak in the driveway. Just I know
you'd like to talk to total stranger. The story has got
nothing to do with the Bruins. Gain, It's what happened
with Grandma. I was wondering if those were Sado messocresm
straps or something. But I digress from what I don't know.
Speaker 16: Get into the beautiful mind of one one only on
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Speaker 2: Yeah, there we are. We welcome back everyone to Matt
Maloney's Military Saws Show. Here on the distance of the
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Great Hamburger's, big Steak and cheese Sammy and onion rings
plus French onion soup. Did the iPhone maybe order all
of those things? It's like, just the room is floating
in this place. Drives me crazy, But anyway, that's just me.
Speaker 3: Well, let's we get for working at a restaurant.
Speaker 2: So anyway, let me introduce quick. We have quite the
show for you tonight. But let me introduce the members
of the Yang Girls. You know he's here, the very
famous one.
Speaker 3: Hello girls, Hello everybody, welcome back to the show. Hey Max,
how's it going?
Speaker 2: Okay, so fine, so good, good awesome with us? Is
uh uncle aally Kitty's panel over there? Unto producer engineer center.
Speaker 4: Oh mac one one, Hey, everybody.
Speaker 3: Owner of the tallest Christmas tree in the area in
the world. I was saying that I thought he might
have to issue notice to all airmen like we had
to do at radio station. Yeah, yeah, you know about that.
I lighted something.
Speaker 4: I was waiting for the town to show up and
say you're above the thirty five foot height restriction, because
it's probably pretty close.
Speaker 3: Really, you're pushing that envelope. I didn't know they had
a height.
Speaker 4: Oh, you can't build anything higher than thirty five feet,
and that's the mean average, so you can't, no way.
But the deck itself is twenty two feet, the rail
is four maybe, so the bottom of the tree is
at twenty six and it's a nine tree.
Speaker 2: So thirty five. We're right, We're right on it.
Speaker 3: They'd be a guy on the cupboard ready to give
you a ticket, say you get to cut off five
feet of that thing.
Speaker 4: Probably one of those laser pointers that they can you're
like laser tape measures. Put it on the ground, one
of those. Yeah, you're in trouble.
Speaker 3: But what to do is to send a drone with
a saw, just yeah, there you go. How do you
like them apples?
Speaker 4: One of those radio controlled jet planes from the airport'll
come in and take it out.
Speaker 2: I didn't know.
Speaker 3: I guess it makes total sense. There's a height restriction.
You can't put like a cell tower, right, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: But the thing is, we don't have any restrictions of
like a lot of the towns in Massachusetts that are
on the water have restrictions where you can't block your
neighbors view. We don't have anything like that because you know,
when when I bought that house, we had views all
over the place, and then they tore down all the
small cottages and built these three story monstrosities.
Speaker 2: Thank you, and I take that personally out.
Speaker 4: Well, your house blocked, so you bought it before you
bought it, Yeah, so it's not your fault. There was
a trailer on that I could sit on my front
porch and look straight down to the beach, and when
you were walking off the beach, you know, when you
come up off the beach and before you hit the street,
you can see it. I could see my wife walking
off the beach. What do you What do you care
about the beach? You have been to the beach and
twenty years I did.
Speaker 2: Go a couple of years ago, did you really?
Speaker 4: And I got canned into it, But I went down
there and all of our neighbors are down there the
beautiful sunny summer day, and they're all going, what do
you do when you're doing? What do you You never
come to the beach, Oh, wasn't it wasn't my choice.
Speaker 3: Okay, I can't take it all, this all this beach talk.
And when we were in England we had the view
of the English Channel, like get out of my house
and six minute walk and I'm walking on the side
coast of the English Chair.
Speaker 4: I just walk out the back door and go to.
Speaker 3: My left as the Isle of Light, Ay, Isle of Wight.
Speaker 2: The best story about the only twice in the past
five years, has to be that we were all down
the beach. You're gathering on the deck and then you know, everyone,
all the girls went down to the beach. Let's say, yeah,
and in their bikinis. Then sure, and Ex and I
walked down right and there's the the Beaches act and
the guy comes up to us and says, are you
guys from Dochester?
Speaker 6: I remember that?
Speaker 2: They said, yeah, how'd your know? He says, the only
one with long pants on? Anyway? Okay, so anyway, yeah,
all right, so that's the beach.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 3: The The Boston area has some amazing neighborhood geography anomalies.
Dorchester is one of them, Charlestown is one of them,
to Medford used to be one of them.
Speaker 2: What's an anomaly they're all anomalies.
Speaker 3: They're all like have their own weirdness. Yeah oh yeah, yeah,
but very close knit weirdness.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, like the people in Charlestown. You know, they
want to knock offmed God.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they found a skull and they found a skull
and cement.
Speaker 2: Not humane as it turns out.
Speaker 3: Whatever, what's really Yeah, it wasn't okay because.
Speaker 4: That mistake though, you.
Speaker 2: Gotta look at it.
Speaker 3: It's stopped the project and everything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they whacked the monkey or something.
Speaker 3: Down at the waterfront.
Speaker 2: Anyway, switch how you switch it is? I Sydney cars
proted down there in my sister's tank top, West Virginia.
Switch place, Steve W. Switchy.
Speaker 6: How you doing beyond wonderful?
Speaker 2: Yep? Okay? Do you have anything good for breakfast today?
Or should we just move ahead?
Speaker 6: Same o?
Speaker 3: Mac Wow, I gotta I gotta mark the tape I made.
Speaker 6: I made breakfast at home, but I had to do
something run on the air on this afternoon, so I
hit tutors at about one. They close it too, so
I had to, you know, scarfet down fast. I had
their low car breakfast cool with three eggs over easy,
perfectly for thousand pieces of bacon.
Speaker 3: That is okay, that's all protein, no no carbs.
Speaker 6: Right, Well, there was a there was a biscuit there.
I only had part of it. Oh really, okay, that's
that because as you know, there's the biggest Nebraska.
Speaker 2: We have to stop talking about food.
Speaker 3: Anyway, butter Milt, But hasn't the packages of bacon gotten smaller?
And mean you get a pound of bacon and I'm going,
that's right, that's I'm thinking about it. But still everything
is smaller. Well, and I can eat all that bacon
in one sitting and maybe four eggs.
Speaker 6: Well, you know, when you cook it, it's the size
of a surfboard. When you're done with it, it's much smaller.
Speaker 3: And I like, I like my bacon where I can
hold up in the end. It stands up straight.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 2: In the UK they like it uh more on the
limp side.
Speaker 3: I like that ways, but you have to order, especially
on a crispy Then they look at you like, okay,
you're in America.
Speaker 2: Cooking bacon, all right, someone told me a long time ago.
Because you keep it moving in the pan, you just
keep flipping it and then it comes on perfectly.
Speaker 17: Anyway, Yeah, you guys dangerously close to another pedal violation?
Speaker 2: What was that? Anyway? Thank you Switch for my pleasure
anything also well with this is a good friend. Senior
Security chief Willie Club Willie hey Mark again, great to
be here. What's that thing turning next to you? What
is that thing? Patriots lamps? The helmet of the next
Super Bowl champions? Oh, don't say that.
Speaker 3: Damn didn't we all? Didn't we all predict a couple
of months ago that it was going to be like this.
Speaker 2: No in a row or something.
Speaker 3: It was like I started off the season saying, I'm
not going to watch this. I can't do it. Yeah,
I can't take it ye yeah yeah, and then like
out of nowhere after that, it was likely.
Speaker 2: They dropped the first two and they win ten in
a row. I mean, what what is going really very strange?
Speaker 3: Anyway?
Speaker 2: Uh, well, I got you, Mac.
Speaker 8: I've been biting at the bit. I wanted to ask
Switch a question about his background. It's an it's an
orange fence, and I'm trying to figure what the significance is.
It looks like a prison court yet, well.
Speaker 2: It is a little yeah yeah, can you answer that?
Speaker 4: Switch?
Speaker 2: I'd you fall asleep? He just fell asleep. What is it,
what's the what's the story of the backstory about your background? There?
Speaker 6: That that is that's in Pointe Pleasant or right on
the fringes of Point Pleasant, west by Gone, Virginia. It
is it's right next to the fair what are the
fair grounds now and across from the farm museum. That
is where that clearing behind me is where the old
Norse power plant used to stand that was demolished in
the nineties. That is where fifty nine years ago, November fifteenth, Yes,
the Scarberry's and the Mallets saw this thing that it
was eventually was called the Mothman, and they took off
in town and followed him in town. Linda Scarberry the
dirt road that I'm on there, Linda Scarborough. They were
driving south on that road. Linda saw what he thought.
She said, what's that man doing standing on the road?
And that man spread his wings, had red glowing eyes,
and it kind of shuffled off toward the old Norse
power Plant. They got the hell out of there. I
talked to Linda several times over the years before she died,
and the man, Roger Scarberry, who was driving the car
at the time, I got to speak to him last summer.
Finally he gave his initial interviews and then shut up
for over half a century. But he gave Jeff Walnsley,
the guy that runs the Mockman Museum full a new
full interview. So I went out there at about eleven
pm before eleven p m that Saturday night on the anniversary,
just for the hell of it. And uh, it was
perfectly alone. Uh No, no Goruda's mothmen or even people
in bad costume trying to scare the hell out of me.
Speaker 2: Why is there an orange?
Speaker 6: I put my my my phone and camera up there
for like a that held it steady for an exposure.
That's probably the red lights from my maybe the tail
lights of my car. I'm not sure. It's either that
or it was some kind of ominous uh creature that
I didn't see.
Speaker 2: Okay, Club clid that up right.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you know I was really I wouldn't been able
to sleep tonight if I didn't get a good explanation.
Speaker 2: That's a good one. Anyway, Well, thank you, thanks club
for being here you.
Speaker 6: Oh and by the way, it was a perfect night.
Although the original night when they saw this thing it
was clear, beautable star field. But the night I was there.
It was light rain, but thunder and lightning. I mean,
you couldn't you couldn't order anything better than that?
Speaker 2: Perfect? Yeah. Also with us is a good friend down
there in North Carolina. Susan, Susan, how are you hi?
Speaker 7: I'm great, I'm happy to be here. Funny show tonight,
so fu.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, that's good to hear. Everything good with you
more or less.
Speaker 7: Things couldn't be any better than when I'm here with
every all of you.
Speaker 2: Oh that's so sweet.
Speaker 3: The same here, We feel the same way. Are the
horses They're good?
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're fine, good anyway. Also with us is a
good friend up there of ours up there in Wisconsin.
Randy X, Brandy X, how are you?
Speaker 10: I'm so great. I'm having such a blast. The show
is great.
Speaker 2: Tonight, Thank you very much.
Speaker 10: I hope so oh yeah, so interesting.
Speaker 2: People are so impressed last week when I mentioned that
you put little pot over your the eye in your head,
lot of people like that. What's what's the weather like
up there, Brandy?
Speaker 10: We it is like it is like London today. It
is foggy and misty and rainy, and we are due
for five to twelve inches of snow between now and
Thanksgiving really.
Speaker 2: Wow, oh wow, coming right up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we had snow flourries Sunday, yeah, a little bit afternoon. Yeah,
but it was like, oh, I didn't like to look
at that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but that was it. There was nothing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it didn't mount anything, but just the concept was
not yea pretty.
Speaker 3: The concept ye don't have snow tires. I neither Usay,
by now, I get studied snow tires, and I'm clicking
and clocketing.
Speaker 2: The last person in the world to get studied still time.
Speaker 4: They're great. You gotta love them. They used to have
four of them on the car all the time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's that's what That's what I've been doing that.
That's far this is. I don't even know where I'm
going to put my takeoffs.
Speaker 2: I can't put him in the apartment. Just get a
rack I want to put you want? I have a
storage space. You want to put him in there? Dude?
You do? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Really?
Speaker 2: Yeah? All right, you know, keep the rats, I know, yeah, okay,
out of the underneath the crossman.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, okay, anyway, look at that problem solved.
Speaker 2: I like to solve problems.
Speaker 4: That's right now that you know, I don't have to
worry about driving.
Speaker 3: What a guy anymore?
Speaker 2: Yeah, no one puts snow time. I don't because I
don't have to go anywhere.
Speaker 3: Everybody tells me that. Yet I'm not buying it. For
there was a time I said, okay, it says m
and s on the tire. I think this mow and
surely I don't know what that means. But these things
s u c k as soon as it's snows. So
what it's you?
Speaker 4: We will vehicle now too.
Speaker 3: Now I do, But I'm talking about when I was
driving with Dodge challenging.
Speaker 2: Must know it funny.
Speaker 4: Because one one night Mac and I showed up at
the radio station to do the show and you were
already there and we walked up. Your car was parked
there and your front wheels were turned and I looked
and I went, oh, studied snows on all fours exactly.
Speaker 2: He's around.
Speaker 4: I used to do it too, but it's been a
long time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you lived in New Hampste at the time I
lived there.
Speaker 3: The White not in the White Mountains area, but getting
close to it.
Speaker 4: But you have to have them. You can't have them
on before November and off.
Speaker 3: By Yeah, nobody enforces it. Though, and I usually I
kept them on till like the middle of April. And
in Massachusetts.
Speaker 2: He's in New Hampshire where you don't need insurance on
your car and you don't need the inspection sticker.
Speaker 3: Okay, so now you don't even need an auto inspection.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're still going to have crafety inspection. They're not
going to have emission.
Speaker 2: They have to have it. So let me ask you.
We'll talk about the great state of the New Hamster
and who happens to live there? But uh, agent X,
Agent X's bunker, it's sure a bugler.
Speaker 5: Thank you for having me, And like everybody else said,
I enjoy all this crew. I'm looking at all of
you there and it's good to be back at the buds.
Speaker 13: But you.
Speaker 5: May delete this, but I did an investigation on two
of the people that are sitting next to you.
Speaker 2: Thanks to who.
Speaker 6: That's l l one.
Speaker 2: Oh really wow, investigations only a two hour show, So
I investigation.
Speaker 6: I'll give you the shot version please. I was led
to believe that they were good, tough city boys. I
was told that one of course from no, no, No,
don't stop, don't and Charles Down's part of Boston it's
part of where you grow up and you're tough. And
then I was told.
Speaker 3: That close enough to Everett and close enough to.
Speaker 2: Some of them.
Speaker 6: Let me finish my story, all right, this is the
shot version ahead, if I don't get interrupted. Then I
was told AL was from Everett. No, Everett, it's kind
of a suburb, but it's kind of a club is
from leafy suburb. Right, it's close to Boston. Don't let
me tell the story.
Speaker 2: It's not. It's not, but AL doesn't come from every
club comes from Everett.
Speaker 5: But you you told me AL came from Everett too,
from you stopped from it. And then I'll get to Club.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was born in Boston.
Speaker 6: I mean, this is the shadow a bond. But you
grew up, okay, leafy suburb of drake It and finally
met No.
Speaker 3: I grew up in the leafy suburb of Chump Streets.
Speaker 6: I wonder if.
Speaker 5: Anyway, So I'm what I am now doing is proving
everything was.
Speaker 6: Alive except for Club. Club did grow up in Everett.
As you can hear the way he talks kind of
right that it's not really part of Boston. Boston is Charlestown,
Donchester South Boston, Brighton, I hope to correct and Boston
and all that stop. You don't the rest of it.
It doesn't matter where you were bond, that's where you
grew up.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 3: I was born in Somerville, but I lived in Cambridge
and then I went on the weekend live in Cambridge.
Speaker 2: I want to brag about that.
Speaker 6: And you know who lives in Arlington?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: One in Arlington?
Speaker 6: Yeah? What what's her home? John Us, the governor of Massachusetts.
Speaker 2: Really all right, all right, listen, let me ask you something.
Is he anyway?
Speaker 6: The point of that story is Mac and X the
only ones who are cool. Did the guys arrest Weeni's.
Speaker 2: I agree with.
Speaker 3: We just came in and out of Charlestown. I just
hung out with the the dudes and hung out with
the kids down in Sullivan Square. And yeah, that's what
this park called the Neck. And you can see the
ships coming in and you see the the roamer of
Stickney and poors mustard spices and from one direction in
the shrafts candies in the other direction. Which way? It
drove me crazy and I was taking a walk to
Hood's Milk just to see what.
Speaker 2: Was going on. We move on from food, Kim, I know,
every shaking in saying what the hell?
Speaker 3: I walked up to Bunker Hill, the top of the
Bunk Hill just to just to get a baby roof
in the convenience store and a donut from the guy
who had a donut shop below this, below ground. And
you'd be there on the sidewalk on your knees. Look
at the donut guy. He hands you up a fresh
doughnut right that he just made through the cellar window. Wow,
he did everybody all day long at the Parade Hill Parade.
Speaker 11: You guys have a fan. You have a fan behind
I know.
Speaker 2: So let me introduce uh a friend up there in
Edmonton though not looking at all like Richard Weiss tonight
is our friend, Kim, Say, Kim, how you doing?
Speaker 11: Doing awesome? I'm here with all of my best friends
from Boston and.
Speaker 6: Two of us, two of them.
Speaker 2: How many inches of snow are they expecting this?
Speaker 6: I don't know, man.
Speaker 11: We are in a drought. We haven't had moisture here
since like early August, truly, and we still have no moisture.
It's as dry out as can be, and well it's
getting cold though. It's going to snow one of these days.
But you got a knock on wood. We're not having
to shovel yet. We're excited.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I am too. You know we've talked about this
many times. But you know, due to a quirk of
nature down where you know we live, the wind blows.
If the snow comes into the northeaster, it just bypasses
over my driveway and it lands up an OL's driveway. Okay,
I mean like twelve feet of it easily. Oh And
I'm out there brushing my car off with a tabrush,
you know, and Owl's over there with you know, heavy equipment.
Speaker 4: Try to get the you can give out and get
in this car and drive away. And I've got a
snowblower going through a six or seven foot drift. It's
supposed to be in his driveway. It was the wind
blows it over here.
Speaker 2: Oh man.
Speaker 4: The worst it is.
Speaker 3: That was like in my in my home in New Hampshire,
my previous home, I had all the leaves from the
trees from across the street and I had to.
Speaker 2: Deal with that.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, but I didn't care. I didn't pick them
up anyway, because I said, this is this is habitat
for all the little creatures.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's where they should not pick up leaves. Leaves
and that becomes d That's right exactly.
Speaker 4: So I just got to leave blower and blow into
the backyard. Yeah, okay, blows them over to his yard
because the wind were blown right back. I'm gonna keep
going throw in my backyard.
Speaker 2: Right, make it worse anyway. Okay, so I'm going to
throw it to uh, switchy, switchy, you have a replot
for us, I do. Okay, this is go ahead. No,
I just forgot for a second. And to those what
you have for breakfast? Right? The local thing?
Speaker 6: Well my my actual breakfast was the same thing, eggs
and bacon at home, you know, except I didn't have
to go out and uh and leave a tip. But
I did leave a tip later.
Speaker 3: Oh good, good for you tip to yourself.
Speaker 6: Good for you.
Speaker 2: Don't put the horses. Okay, all right, so uh let
me play clubs. I mean, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, switch
switches buff.
Speaker 4: Here we go.
Speaker 6: You know one thing you haven't mentioned, Mac is the
bullet grazing my hair tonight.
Speaker 2: Well we wanted to keep that out. Yeah, okay, all right,
all right, I'll tell you.
Speaker 6: Actually one of the cats got a hold of the
gun and it went off accidentally.
Speaker 2: Okay, here, good enough, All right, let's see if.
Speaker 4: This works well.
Speaker 6: One, that's what I need for an opening, or at
least the end.
Speaker 18: Yeah, and now it's time for another story from the
Lost Annals of the Paranormal. It's time for Steve Ward's
report from the Fringe.
Speaker 2: Pistol Pete film his oats.
Speaker 3: Yeah that on the first take.
Speaker 2: Too, yep, switchy please yes.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 6: The source on this is a book by John Keel,
but it's one that preceded the Mothmann Prophecies by several years.
It's a book can actually recommend to people if they
want to start to get into John Keel, this will
kind of ease them in because some of his stuff
in Operation Trojan Horse and Mothban Prophecies is pretty heavy.
But this is called Originally it was called Strange Creatures
from Time and Space and had this great Frank Crezenta
painting on the cover. In later years it was republished
to a trade paper size called The Complete Guide to
Mysterious Beings. This is going to be based on a
couple chapters in that book, Those silly Flying Saucer people
and the Big joke from outer space. In there, he
talks a good deal about entities seen in conjunction with
landed craft, and this was kind of pretty much before
the abduction waves seemed to come in or people became
aware of it. He talks about hair covered giants, midgets,
and human form. This book was first published in nineteen
seventy and republished in two thousand. The only difference in
the new version was a different afterward. Now you go
back in the old days, like in the fifties and sixties,
the Aerial Phenomenal Research Organization headed by Jim and Coral Lorenzen,
they published their books were just fantastic. There were some
books that influenced me early on. One series was by
Frank Edwards, who had been radio announcer, was very interested
in the UFO's friend and colleague of Donald Keyhoe, and
he wrote these great anthologies like Strange World, Strangest of all.
That's where I first read about the Flatwoods Monster, the
Kelly Hopkinsville Goblins, and so forth. But also the Lorenzos
wrote these great books entitled things like Flying Saucer Occupants.
Now that this was a time when it was kind
of controversial. Organizations like NICAP, a National Investigations Committee on
Aerial Phenomena headed by Donald Kehoe. They would talk about
strange things in the sky all the time, and were,
you know, great proponents of UFOs and disclosure and so forth,
even back in those days. But boy, they got twitchy
when you started talking about landings, and especially when you
started talking about seeing entities stepping outside these vehicles. But
they chronicled a whole group of them, which should become
classics now. There were also other people, like the Flying
Saucer Review started in nineteen fifty five in Britain, a great,
great publication. Gordon Crichton and Charles Bowen two of the editors.
Early on they were also proponents of talking about these experiences.
People were having incredible people, in many cases seeing Charles
Bowen also that they had seen some kind of an
entity in conjunction with the craft, and of course that's
what doctor Heinek called a close encounter of the third kind.
Ivan Sanderson talked about them too, and he talked about
there was a great reluctance in those days to accept landings.
Jacques Vallet, in his Passport to Mogonia, has a whole
section back section a chronicle of landings over several decades.
So Kiu goes on and he says, the behavior of
some of these pilots or entities were just very strange.
They would act like idiots sometimes, or animals or brainless robots.
Sometimes people had the impression that the craft itself, the saucer,
was alive. So there were many many anomalies with this
within a very very strange subject. A lot of people
that saw these these craft or entities would have physical
experienced physical characteristics loss of appetite and for example, and
feelings of exhaustion. And there's really no explanation as to
why he believed there was some uh probably confabulation involved
a false memory implanted. People may not have, you know,
actually been experiencing objectively what they reported, although it was
some kind of an outside experience. Charles Bowen of Flying
Saucer Review, he said, it was the some of these
frightening and kind of spooky creatures people were experiencing may
have been some kind of a psychic projection. In one
of the books I remember published by Flying Saucer Review,
I don't remember the author, but he talked about a
landing kind of a typical landing that somebody saw they
were passing by in a car and just momentarily this
entity in some kind of a spacesuit shows up, I
mean just seconds after this thing landed, implying that perhaps
this thing had just projected this thing and it wasn't
physically real. They also said there was a dream like
aspect to many of these experiences, and Keel said that
the different different experiences the witnesses of things like Harry Monsters,
UFO events that they also were connected with, as we've
talked about many times, psychic phenomena. They experienced muscle ache, thirst,
very strange people that saw the Mothman experienced some of that,
and also people that just saw a strange light in
the sky, suggesting there might be some kind of connection.
The way that there was all kinds of credible people
that have reported UFOs, pilots, officers, police officers. Keel thought
that was if you go back into folklore and people
that believed in demonology and so forth, not that he
didn't really believe these things were demonic, but you could
see patterns and parallels between these things, and the sheer
number of sightings was overwhelming, Yet almost no two were
alike beyond the general description. That's why he got into
things like window areas and began to believe these things
were not actually physical. Very interesting. Gordon Crichton. He chronicled
several of these experiences, these landings and the entities seen
in conjunction with the craft. In nineteen sixty five giants
there were six tall men, nine normal sized men, five
entities less than three feet, ten hairy dwarfs, twelve greenish
creatures that is skinned tin colored, five and one hairy giant.
So it's quite a variety of entities. And then he
also chronicled five cases of creatures reported with one eye.
Now these are from different people. Some are very ghost like,
some were wearing helmets and breathing apparatuses, and some did
not these things, even if they were some kind of
a projection. Sometimes the craft would leave landing marks, so
it's really presented several paradox. Trighten a Flying Saucer review
concerning the one eyed cases. This is early in nineteen
sixty five. This is one I don't think I ever
read about five luminous objects. They were transparent objects landed
in the village of torrent in the province province of Cornis.
They were there were there were five of these entities,
six to seven feet tall, one eyed creatures. They entered
a farmhouse. They tried to grab a man. Now they
were they were not terribly strong or adept, and this
guy was able to fight them off. They came back
the next day, but the villagers were ready for them
with gun with shotguns and rifles. So I guess the
entities decided that we're not going to capture a human today,
and they did not return. Now here's the here's the
one of the last reports, very bizarre. Kiel read about
an incident in in in Gaffney, South Carolina, and two
police officers, the very credible police officers had a bizarre
encounter with a little man on November seventeenth, nineteen sixty six,
when almost the just past the anniversary of that It
was mentioned in one of the local newspapers and mentioned
in briefly in Fake magazine. Patrolman Charles Hutchins, he was
in his early thirties, five t ten upbeat. He was
interviewed by Keel. The other officer was Ah Husty. He
wasn't available then, but they both had this shared experience
and this craft had landed, and this little man steps
out with a It was a first report that he
had a green complexion. It wasn't true. He was not
a little green man. He was just a little man
in some kind of silver coveralls, which is pretty characteristic.
The creature's face was pretty ordinary. The patrolman said they
were making a routine patrol along an unpopulated road just
outside of Gaffney. He'd only been on the force for
six months and five years and six months now this
metallic object descended. It was sort of like twenty five
feet off the ground, no lighter portholes. It stopped. A
ladder came down. The man descended the ladder and the
object was again It was just humming a little bit
above the ground. This entity was about the size of
a twelve year old boy. Moved slowly but not stiffly,
and he was about twenty feet from them. He stopped.
He had no helmet on and no kind of headgear.
Was kind of a gold suit, no visible buttons, no zippers.
They were both They were both very nervous, but they
just they hunt held their composure and they he started
asking some questions, but he didn't answer. He just kept
on talking. It's like he was on his own, I
don't know, tape recorder. Now, this guy, this officer, did
not remember all the details. Had been about a year
since this incident happened, but he said, he said, he
spoke very like a college professor, and he asked, They
asked him, what are you doing here? And he didn't answer.
He said, why are you dressed alike? And he said, well,
we're police officers. And he said where are you from?
And this this guy, this thing laughed. He and again
he didn't remember the entire conversation, but it was just
just really it was just totally bizarre, and they just
kind of took it all in. He said that he
was going to be back in two days to see
them again. And uh, some time later, a couple of
days later, they did somebody saw a reported an orange ball,
uh going through the sky, but this little entity did
not show up. So here you've got two very incredible
police officers that are just kind of embarrassed about, you know,
retelling their story. But this is uh, this is the
the kind of thing that you you get when you
start to dabble in uh, these these strange landings, these
strange encounters. This was there was a time when uh,
these these cases were fairly plentiful and uh, but this
is before the the the Grays came in and just
kind of messed up everything. I've never liked the Grays
and all. They just kind of elbowed their way in
and you weren't hearing about abductions. Sometimes they would offer
the the the earth earthman a tour of their craft. Uh,
sometimes they might take them for a ride, but you
weren't getting into the unscheduled medical examinations anyway. That's uh,
that's that's the report. That's just another just to go
back to the the the golden days. I mean remember
the Socorro, New Mexico sighting Winding Zamora, another very credible
police officer in the sixties saw this thing landed. There
were two entities in silver suits that looked like they
were repairing something or doing something. They saw him, they
got inside, and they took off. So there are many,
many credible reports of these things. But like Keel and
others have said, they they they what they have reported,
they have seen that there may be some some subterfuge,
some uh, some projections of something to hide something else
really just don't know.
Speaker 2: Switch because yeah, pretty good switching.
Speaker 3: So crazy stuff. Thank you, switch you all the time.
Speaker 2: So what do we pivot? Right? Oh, we don't need
a break? Do we pivot? Pivot? Okay, pivot over to
uh Brandy because Brandy also has a report, I mean, Jackie, Oh,
I will be right back, yes, okay, okay, all right, Well.
Speaker 6: A couple of the old guys need a break apparently.
Speaker 10: Okay, I'll stay Okay, I'm here.
Speaker 2: So Brandon already have tonight for us.
Speaker 10: So tonight. The report is on the phenomenon of incorruption.
And for this report I used a couple of books,
one by Michael O'Neill called Exploring the Miraculous and one
by I guess the authority on this Joan Carrol Cruz,
called The Incorruptibles. I used a couple of websites, the
Roman Catholic Saints dot com, the Marian Room dot com,
Andmericle Hunter dot com. I used a website called the
Order of the Good Death and an interview with from
twenty twenty four with father Dwight Longenecker, who himself was
witnessed to an incorruptible. Okay, okay, so on April twenty eighth,
twenty twenty three, in Gower, Missouri, the body of a
nun was exhumed so that she could be relocated to
a more suitable position for a none of her stature,
and this was at the monastery of the Benedictines of Mary,
Queen of the Apostles, in Gower, Missouri. And in twenty nineteen,
Sister Wilhelmina Lancaster had died at age ninety five, and
she was buried at the monastery. Her body was not
embalmed and she was laid to rest in her monastic
garments in a simple wooden casket. But following the twenty
twenty three exhumation, Sister will Helmina's body, along with her
habit her garments, was found to be essentially intact after
being buried unpreserved for four years. Surprisingly, there was no
decomposition to her. And even though the nuns did not
intend to create a sensation with the story or have
it become public, of course it did, and when Catholics
found out about this exhumation and the almost pristine condition
of Sister Wilhelmina, they started flocking there. They regarded this
as a miracle and started coming to the site as
a pilgrimage, and since then thousands have attended that location
to venerate her and consider it a miracle. The Church
isn't calling it a miracle, but you know, the sisters
there and the pilgrims believe it to be. Sister Wilhelmina
is one of the most recently recognized of a select
group known as the incorruptibles. And incorruptibles are deceased people,
typically of Catholic faith, and we'll get into why in
a little bit. And in many cases they've been previously
sainted or beautified, and after death they seem to defy
the normal biological laws of decomposition. Upon exhemation, they are
often found to be in nearly pristine condition with no
signs of decay. And through history, it's important to note
that most burials of religious figures were always done humbly
without embalming, and under these conditions, the decay process, which
literally begins at the moment of death, would be expected
to immediately begin to break down a body that wasn't
preserved in any way. In some cases, not only is
there an absence of odor of decomposition, also there is
actually an odor of sanctity present, which is the fragrance
of roses or flowers that seems to be emitted through
the pores of the decedent. The first recorded case of
incorruptibility other than that of the blessed Virgin Mary, who
is considered to be incorrupt because her body was assumed
into heaven. The first person actually on record as being
an incorruptible was Saint Cecilia, who's the patron saint of musicians,
who chose to die in one seventy seven BCE rather
than renounce her faith. After she was killed, she was
placed in the catacomb, and in eight twenty two BCE,
so seven or six hundred and fifty years later, she
was exhumed, along with the bones of her relatives and
buried under the altar of the newly restored church where
she was in Rome. And then in fifteen ninety nine
construction was ordered on the basilica, so this is like
fifteen hundred years after fourteen hundred years after she died,
and her body was again exhumed, and this was one
of the most documented exhumations of a saint, and her
body was identified by multiple cardinals as well as from
the offices of Pope Clement, and it was said to
be intact as it was immediately upon her death. So they,
i mean, were talking about science of fifteen ninety nine,
but I'm pretty sure they could identify whether a body
was intact or composed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, really, that's crazy.
Speaker 10: Another famous incryptible is Saint Catherine of Sienda. She was
the recipient of many mystical religious experiences, including deliverance from
demonic possession stigmata, and she was a healer and upon
her death in thirteen eighty she laiden state in Rome,
where the pilgrims flocked to see her because they wanted
to touch her. You know, the Catholic Church is famous
for retaining relics of saints, and if those objects are
held by someone, or if those objects touch an object
and then that second object is held by someone, they're
supposed to contain mystical and miraculous powers. So people came
to see her in state just to touch her so
that they could receive healing or whatever magical power she
could give them her body could give them. She was
exhumed then about fifty years later after her death and
moved into the chapel, and after this her tomb was
open numerous times over the next centuries in order to
procure more relics, actually pieces of her body which became relics,
And if her body had been in a state of decomposition,
they wouldn't have been able to gather these pieces, so
that I guess the insinuation is that she was incorrupt.
Sometimes only a portion of the body is found to
be incorrupt, such as with Saint Anthony of Padua. He
was supposedly a magnificent preacher and such a great orator,
and upon his death in twelve thirty one, after his
body was exhumed, he again was going to be relocated
into the chapel, and it was discovered that his body
had decomposed except for his tongue, which was intact and
still lifelike, and that was seen by the church as
a testament to the power of God who imbued his
tongue with holiness with which he had become such a
famous preacher of the Christian faith. There is a website
I mentioned called the Marian Room, and there is a
list on that website of all the incorruptible saints, and
the book by Joan Carrol crews called incorruptibles, and the
two together summarize the lives of many of the saints
and give a list of the incorruptibles. There has been
a debate about why that, I guess would be a miracle.
Incorruptibility would be a miracle, and many Christians believe that
it is a testament to the resurrection. There is a
Verse and Corinthians. It's chapter fifteen, verse forty two, which
says that the body is perishable but will be raised imperishable.
So the take from the church is that the incorruptibles
don't have to wait for the return of the Messiah
to be resurrected and have an imperishable body, but they're
so saintly already that they've already been raised to heavenly
glory and have the imperishable body. It's believed to be
a sign of the spiritual rebirth of a follower of Jesus,
and it says, according to the Church that we can
ascend imperfection to heaven if we become a Christian. So
this father Dwight Longenecker, who is at our Lady of
Rosary Parish in Greenville, South Carolina. He visited never France
to see the incorrupt corpse of Saint Bernadette, who is
supposedly one of the most intact and beautiful incorruptibles that
there is. And when he visited the display, I guess
he was not a practicing Catholic at the time, but
he was curious about this miracle of incorruption, and so
he visited. And not only was he just blown away
by the state of Saint Bernadette, who died in the
eighteen hundreds, but he also reported that he smelled roses,
and he didn't know anything about the odor of sanctity
because he wasn't Catholic, and so he was mentioning to
some woman there, do you smell that? You smell the roses?
And then she of course thought, oh my gosh, now
he's blessed because he gets I can't smell the roses,
but he gets too. And so she explained to him
that the odor of sanctity was, you know, basically coming
as a message from the body of Saint Bernadette, like
more testament to her incorruptibility. There is kind.
Speaker 3: Of a.
Speaker 10: I guess, a debate on whether or not the bodies
are truly not decomposed. There are a lot of reportedly
incorrupt bodies that have been preserved after the fact in
some way. So, for example, somebody may have been exhumed
in the sixteen hundreds now and we're deemed to be incorrupt,
and now their body has begun the decomposition process. And
so even though they were already called incorrupt and they
are on display as incorrupt, they are covered with wax
in areas just so that it doesn't further decompos visually,
and so they're still considered incorruptible, but they they're I
guess decomposing. That could be due to the fact that
the exhumation, you know, expose them to oxygen, which is
one of the greatest or fastest materials to decompose a body.
A few facts about incorruptibles. The number of incorruptible saints
is estimated to be approximately one percent of all canonized people.
And incorruption does not discriminate based on gender. There is
practically an even split between incorruptible men and women. And
like I said, it doesn't being encrypt doesn't mean that
you're pristine forever. There is a question as to whether
or not some of these incorruptibles are mummified instead, because
they take on the characteristics of mummification. However, in order
to mummify a body, you have to remove all of
the fluids, you have to like pack it in salts
or some kind of dessicant I mean, there's a lot
that goes into being able to mummify a body. You
can't just bury a body and assume it's going to
be mummified. So even if that's what's happening to these bodies,
that's strange in and of itself. So, like I mentioned earlier,
all of this may create the appearance that once again,
the Catholic Church is singled out, as you know, worthy
of this miracle where others aren't. But it seems that
the protocol of the Catholic Church is responsible for the
vast number of incorruptibles belonging to the Catholic Faith.
Speaker 3: Because protocol, like what they believe from the.
Speaker 10: Beginning, protocol being the monastic order itself, it calls for
simple humble burial. You know, the monks and the nuns
but aren't present in other denominations. And typically you know,
if you're in the monastic order, you're not embalmed or
preserved in any way, you have very humble casketing. Other
Christian denominations do not always adhere to these kind of
rules of burial. Lots of ministers and pastors and things
will be embalmed, so there would be no evidence of
incorruptibility because they would have the preservation if they were exhumed.
And typically the people in the monastic order and the
Catholics are buried together in private cemeteries, and public cemeteries
require specific Catholic casketing methods that may be Protestant. People
of Protestant faith would adhere to, including vaults and like
extra protection against the elements. Exhumations appear to be much
more common among Catholics. Also, not everybody is exhumed that's
Catholic in the hope that they're going to be incorrupt.
But there are typically two reasons why an exhumation would
be conducted by the Catholic Church, and one would be
to relocate a body such as Sister Wilhelmina in Missouri.
A lot of times they move these people from outside
burials to burials inside the convent or inside the church
if they achieve you know, canonization or something, and so
at that time they have to be identified before they're reburied,
and that's why they would be examined. Number two is
as a part of the canonization process, if someone is
being considered for sainthood, they have to be exhumed and
identified before they can be considered. And obviously that's not
going to occur in a Protestant faith either. So that
those two reasons right there could be I guess more
explanation why this happens more often in a Catholic situation.
I mean, there are Hindu and Buddhist you know, llamas
and things that have been reported to have been incorrupt
and that you know, who knows if that is mummification itself.
In dry areas, it's hard to see.
Speaker 11: Some of them. Some of those monks, like Tibetan monks
and Nepolice monks, they drink that tea and that bark
from a tree and they start to consume it like
a couple eighteen months before they pass, and it actually
mummifies them.
Speaker 10: It's like a natural dessicond.
Speaker 11: Yeah wow, okay, Yeah, there's pictures of them and they
actually treat them like they're alive. Still right, Okay, Yeah,
it reminds me of that story sort of just somehow
I just kind of yeah, yeah.
Speaker 10: So they would be considered incorrupt.
Speaker 11: Maybe, Yeah, I know that's why the standards here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, can you buy that in the store? Is that then.
Speaker 11: You can get the recipe?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I want to get some of that wax if
it stopped people from.
Speaker 11: So don't get stock though.
Speaker 2: Real quick though, because we're coming to the end of
the show. So Brandon has have any of these you know, bodies,
let's say, been examined by scientists to try to figure
out what's going on here.
Speaker 10: No, not to my knowledge. I would like to know
if while I was researching this, I thought, is there
some thing in the DNA these people that you know,
precludes some kind of decomposition in them? And or some
of these people had marry an apparition encounters and had
some other effects of radiation poisoning. And remember when we
talked about the Greek the waters in the Greek Island
that were causing people to you know, live longer because
there were small amounts of radiation in them. And I'm wondering,
you know, could that have you know, actually, if you're irradiated,
Like if you are undergo an X ray, what really
happens is your cellular structure kind of explodes and then
once the X ray stops, it comes back together, and
you just hope that it falls back together in the
structure that it's supposed to. And so, you know, maybe
there maybe there was just a little tweak on these
people if they were exposed to, you know, radiation during
an apparition, and that had something to do with it too.
I don't know, but yeah, I did think about that.
Speaker 2: Really.
Speaker 5: I just want to say that yours was one of
the best perorations, the best series I've heard here ever.
You did it so exceptionally well. Two things I loved
was the history, and you gave the history of it,
and then you gave the science of the time, which
I thought was extremely interesting, and you you just read
it so well. Very well done, Brandy, Thank.
Speaker 7: You very much. Wow, thank you.
Speaker 6: Related to that.
Speaker 5: Question, related to that, my friend has a new book
coming out and in it, history and science put together.
Saint James the Apostle is.
Speaker 6: UH supposedly buried in Santio Santiago de Compostella in Spain,
which has been the source of UH yeah, I'm going ahead,
which is which has been the source of a lot
of controversial mental things in European history, and in during
that time, he was buried without one of his fingers,
and Basil two, the Prophegenitus, who was the emperor of
the Greek Roman Empire, sent that finger that that had
been stored in one of the holiest places in Constantinople
to King Lee, King Leon, King Leon the Second King
Alfonso the Second Spain in ten fourteen, and he said,
please re reunite the saints figure with his body. And
I just that's what I was thinking about, real history, fascinating,
real science. And you did a great job.
Speaker 2: Coming out literally gave him the finger.
Speaker 6: The book will be out in about another two or
three months.
Speaker 2: Wow, you're going to have it on Amazon.
Speaker 6: Fury in Hispania, the Celt's return.
Speaker 2: Wow. Grateful? Uh so well, Switchy Please you will, yes,
put up the image, please the into the sea. Yes, please,
Susan So, I.
Speaker 9: Always loved what you present here, Brandy, but I put
some notes here and maybe I'm just not grasping it.
So so why do they exhume them? So I did
hear so some of them I understand but some do
not explain. But then I jotted down because they want
the tokens. Is that why they're I heard you know,
some of them because they want to build, you know,
a church or something, and they have to be relocated.
But why do they dig them up If they don't
have a reason, I shouldn't say dig them up? Sorry,
why do they exhume them?
Speaker 7: Is it for you know, a part that they can worship?
Speaker 10: Yeah, rarely, it would be for a relic. I did
give an example of a person who they who they
exhumed multiple times to retrieve relics. So that's where you
heard that. And then the other two top reasons for
an exhumation would be for a relocation to move their
body to somewhere else or to in the during the
canonization process, if they're considering somebody for sainthood, they have
to identify the person.
Speaker 2: Wow. Wow, really crazy when you think about it. So well, anyway,
so listen, that has brought the train into the station,
and I just want to thank everyone involved. Let's start
with Kim Sheha. Clap for him.
Speaker 11: Thank you, thank you again, thank.
Speaker 2: You, thank you, Kim. I appreciate we'll talk to you.
Speaker 3: On the show. Without just paying a tariff.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, yeah, yeah, very good one. Also, thank you
X for joining us, X.
Speaker 6: Thankks for having me and I enjoyed it all.
Speaker 2: That's the new sign.
Speaker 4: Six seven six seven, baby, uh, thank you have.
Speaker 6: No idea what Mac just said.
Speaker 2: No one does, but six seven. We can't get into
explaining six to seven to him. Man will give till
midnight anyway. Thank you X, Thank you, Bretty, no, no,
thank you X. Thank you Kim Brandy, thank you very
much for joining us.
Speaker 10: And always great to be here.
Speaker 2: Same, that's how we feel too. Also, Susan, thank you
Susan for joining us.
Speaker 7: Susan, thanks for having me. It's always a pleasure.
Speaker 2: Did you have a good time?
Speaker 9: Tell us I always have a good time, but tonight especially.
Speaker 2: Really Yeah, okay, all right, nice, Oh, thank you very much. Club,
Thank you club? Did you did you have to do?
Speaker 4: It was fun?
Speaker 8: It was fun tonight. You don't have to be in
a way a couple of weeks. It's great to get
back in the groove.
Speaker 2: Okay, good back in the game.
Speaker 7: Man, much excited to have you back, which is very exciting.
Speaker 2: You mean this.
Speaker 6: Myself.
Speaker 4: Club, you have to come and come and hang out here.
Speaker 2: With us again. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I will.
Speaker 4: You have to because it was it was great.
Speaker 2: Right here.
Speaker 3: We need to have this gang more often X and
you know we.
Speaker 2: Take the regular crew. Yeah it's cool.
Speaker 3: Really Canada, so.
Speaker 2: We can do tay night person Yeah yeah yeah, maybe
be on a Greyhound bus, but yeah, we'll get you.
Speaker 6: Club.
Speaker 5: You have to go and hang out with the guy
from Islington and drink it.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, I will.
Speaker 8: Wow the Boston the mall, just kiss the ground.
Speaker 2: Switch, thank you switching for joining us, Switch ol, thanks
for joining us.
Speaker 4: L Wow.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't have it any other way. Yeah, let's see either.
Now we have to break all this down the real
fun thought.
Speaker 4: Awful quiet.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what happened over that they ran out of the lost.
Speaker 4: Somebody somebody drop a bomb in the back room.
Speaker 2: I mean we would know what. I don't know it was.
Speaker 6: Really maybe maybe they closed and they didn't tell you.
Speaker 2: This is the draft.
Speaker 4: This is the last Tuesday of their Twin Lobster Twin
Lobster Special, and there's a lot of people here. I
mean they were going through one hundred and ten lobsters
a night, and that was between four and nine, no,
five hours. We're going through one hundred and ten lobsters,
twenty five twenty five dollars for the for the dinner,
and you know you had to pay for the size
and your drinks. But this place was a mob, I
mean talk about rocking.
Speaker 2: Yeah, mackerel, you think do you think lobster is kind
of a summer fair though? You know what I mean?
Did you eat lobster more in the summer, don't you? Yeah?
Speaker 6: I don't ever eat lobster.
Speaker 2: Yeah, neither.
Speaker 4: I used to like lobster when I went and caught
my own. Really yeah, it was free and he got
rested and went to jail.
Speaker 6: I loved license fer one one.
Speaker 3: Thanks for joining us today. You're welcome, glad to be here.
Very interesting topics tonight.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I agree. So let's just wrap with the uh
with the plugs, okay. Homes Troops is a military organization.
You've read about us talking about them many times over
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them a house that is more adaptable to their needs.
Not a lot of stairs, low accountants, something like that.
And then when they're done, they rip up the mortgage,
They give them the keys. It's their house forever. They
don't have to worry about that Mollien's payment every month
hanging over their head, and they can go and read
during society. These are people who gave a lot to us.
We should give a lot to them. Home strut troops,
please google them. See what through about ninety cents on
your charity dollars goes right to our veterans, which is
very good and the charity biz. Okay. Secondly, now we
have to apologize and explain that we have no control
over the ads that are put in our podcasts, especially
Apple podcasts. I have no control over them. I'm just
sorry that they're in their bot. Even more offensive is
that we've heard lately that they have recruiting ads for
Ice on our show. We have nothing to do with that,
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