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Speaker 4: Well. Good evening everyone, then, welcome to Mac Maloney's Military
Style show here on the Distant Thunder Ridio Network. This
is Mac maloneay Well in a show we have for
you tonight, broadcasting live from the Stop Gelly Restaurant, fifty
five Water Street in niby put In, Massachusetts. Great seafood Restaurant,
Great Hamburgers in a soup, a dupa steak and Cheesez Sammy.
Get a good crowd out there tonight. Interesting show coming up.
But let me introduce the members of the place. Girls,
what can I say about them? You've felt them probably
since last week. Get your mister, sit yourself down, get
your fan, get your mister, get your big box of cleaning.
It's your big box of wipes. You squeezing and yell
loom because very famous. One one is across the puddle.
Speaker 7: One.
Speaker 8: Hello everybody. Hello, girls, especially ladies and gentlemen, all ships
at seat, Welcome to the show.
Speaker 4: Max.
Speaker 8: Good to see you. You good to be here, good
to be anywhere as a matter of fact, right.
Speaker 4: Right, so the countdown is on. You're still heading back.
Speaker 8: That's right. Uh, we'll be on the plane March thirteenth.
Speaker 4: Okay, and Director of Boston, are you flying to Iceland
and Newfoundland?
Speaker 8: I saw some of those journeys really from Heathrow to
Scotland and ye, not to Scotland.
Speaker 4: But yeah you fly, you fly to Iceland and then
you fly to Newfoundland. Then you finally make it to
main somewhere.
Speaker 8: You know you're right exactly. They have those. This is
direct flight to Logan, nice and seven and a half
hours in the air. They say, oh yeah, but I
will gain five hours when I land.
Speaker 4: So yeah, next time I here in time for lunch.
Next time I get it on a plane, I just
know someone they're just going to be these pills. They
have these pills now that specifically for people who are
loong to flying anyway, Well, we can't wait. Un Also
with us is our international senior correspondent, Switchblade, Steve One
down there my sister's tank top, West Virginia, where it's knowing, yes.
Speaker 5: At least it was last time I looked out the window.
It's just not been a great winter down here. My
contracts said that I would have milder winters than Michigan,
and last winter wasn't too bad. But this winter is
a nightmare. Of course, everybody's getting hit by an alleged
polar of ar.
Speaker 4: Checks. Well that's what they say. Listen to this white
stuff falling down? Is it snow? You're sure it's not
like some meth house that blow up or something.
Speaker 5: Well, we don't have any nuthouses right here beyond the
Mothmam Museum.
Speaker 4: Okay. Also with us joining us his senior international security
chief Willie Club You.
Speaker 9: See, hey, Mac, very happy to be here.
Speaker 4: There is Willy you know.
Speaker 9: And I got a quote if you remember the late
Ed Sullivan. Yes, looking forward to a really good shoe.
Speaker 4: Really good shoe, right good shoe in the patioside that
his wife has looked like some kind of scapular or
rosary beads or something. He's looking extra extra should be tonight.
Speaker 9: I'm really all screwed up tonight. My computer is really slow.
I think it must have some kind of a virus. Right,
of course, everything's just upside down here.
Speaker 4: Well, but I'll survive. Speaking of upside down, in the
studio with us is producer getaway driver Frankenstein. Speak ever
Alkalil Ronaldo.
Speaker 10: Hey Mac, hello, everybody. We have quite a crowd. We
have quite a crowdbot going out in the next room.
But you I don't know if you guys can hear.
Speaker 4: It really happening. It's like about seven degrees on the
place's mob.
Speaker 10: Yeah, we expected to be dead in here tonight, but man,
there's so many people at the bar. It's crazy. So
a little laughing pod and they're fun. Also with us
is down there and I excuse me, canneke it? Connecticut?
Is Susie Bestial and Susie Mac.
Speaker 11: I saw an article this morning that made me think
of you immediately. It was in Psychology today and it
was about how narcissists don't like cats.
Speaker 4: Can you take the two knives out of my back?
I don't think.
Speaker 12: I don't think of allow.
Speaker 8: I like to see that article.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I think that's the cat that's offensive to
narcissists everywhere. Thank you, Susie. I appreciate the thoughts. How
are you?
Speaker 13: I'm doing good here?
Speaker 8: Also with us is a second you know, the the
underlying point that she was making is thought in psychology today.
Yeah right, What does that tell you about Susie anyway?
Speaker 11: Well, I have a bachelor's in psychology.
Speaker 4: Oh oh wow, there you go.
Speaker 8: And I've never even mentioned that before, but I forgot.
But okay, you were we all her beyond scholar.
Speaker 4: Well let's do another show on that because I can
think of several questions I like to ask you anyway.
Also with the sa is super fan Susan Kay down
there in North Carolina, Susan Ka, Hi, everybody.
Speaker 14: I hope you're all staying warm and it's nice to
see your beautiful faces.
Speaker 4: Same here? Is that a dinosaur or a cat over
her right hand shoulder?
Speaker 8: What is that this one?
Speaker 6: That's my cat tree? There's no cat?
Speaker 4: Oh? I like there is a cat there, cal it's sleeping.
Speaker 12: Really it's a spider.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well we're saying it right there. Yeah. Yeah, we
love walking. Just sit me down, puld on your headphonesdphones
are on the chair bank on the chair behind your
We love walking, Susan, Susan Kay, don't worry, no.
Speaker 6: No, You're I'm pleased.
Speaker 4: Make sure you make us hu. How's Rudy?
Speaker 6: He's cold, he's guy his blanket on.
Speaker 14: It's seventeen degrees here today. I pulled him out of
his stall and his little hind end was all shaking.
Speaker 6: That's how you know. They're cold and that's not good.
But I don't know if I mentioned when.
Speaker 14: You give them hay, the action or the actual activity
of eating hay.
Speaker 6: The digestion builds up their body temperature. So I put
a blanket on him.
Speaker 10: You never knew about a huss Did he get out
of his stall or of his pen?
Speaker 7: Yes, he.
Speaker 14: Kind of realized, Hey, I'm a really big boy, and these.
Speaker 6: Humans made my fence.
Speaker 14: Low and he jumped over it like he was an
Olympic jumper.
Speaker 4: Wow. So listen, Susan. I know you press the time
and you have a list right, I do. Okay, Before
we do this, we have to introduce our guests, so
just walked in on us. Please identify yourself. This will
be funny.
Speaker 9: Hi.
Speaker 7: My name is Barb.
Speaker 4: Go ahead, Bob, what's your last name?
Speaker 7: My name is Barba Cullen. I live in newbury Port,
and and I'm a real estate agent. And and I'm
hearing my fiancee, Eric Steves.
Speaker 4: He's the guy behind us with the gun.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Plum Islands, and we like to come to the galley.
Speaker 4: And do you have some kind of story in the
ghost story or you a foster or something?
Speaker 7: Is this a ghost story content. Okay, I have a story.
Speaker 4: I do it if you do, but you have it right, Okay,
let's just do this. Okay. What kind of beer are
you drinking?
Speaker 7: The main lunch?
Speaker 4: All these things? I had two of those Saturday night.
I can't remember what they did. Okay, Susan were ready?
What's what is the list? It's not a top ten club?
Don't worry?
Speaker 6: So I have five true or false questions for you.
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, and you'll be truthful. Yeah, well we'll see.
It's just for Mac, for all of us, for Mac Mac.
Oh good, this is how we kill the twenty minutes.
Go ahead.
Speaker 6: So the first question is pure false. One one is
really relocating back to the US because he cannot stand
to have to watch YouTube. Boobs try to get the
computer and the sound system to function for another second.
Speaker 4: Wow, I resemble that Romo two Boobs. We're going to
say true number two.
Speaker 6: Number two tru or false. The bands Sky Club is
actually a top secret society attempting to communicate with and
summon alien overlords to come take over the earth.
Speaker 4: True. That is also true? Wow, Okay, how far have
I gotten? Club? You still miss the top ten?
Speaker 9: It's the top ten in disguise?
Speaker 4: Okay, next one please?
Speaker 14: Number three to a false? The Wingman book series is
actually an allegory for one one using his vibes to
find love for Mac.
Speaker 4: What no, no, no, no, there's many things wrong with
that false. Number four.
Speaker 6: Number four to or false.
Speaker 14: The only way to get on the radio, aside from
starting your own podcast starrying you, And despite having marble mouth,
Mac slept his way to the top, starting with Robin Quiver.
Speaker 4: Oh geez, next please? Would she consult in these next time? Susan?
How many? How many are there? Five? I hope yep?
Speaker 14: Last one?
Speaker 6: You are true or false? You have a new book
coming out about the Russian special forces taking over Chatterbait,
and one one gave you the idea for the plot
one night when he was drunk at the Thirsty Moose.
Speaker 4: That's true. Do you remember that one? You're bad? You're bad?
I did? Yeah? Okay, all right, that's true. So that's
three falses and two truths. Anyone who's keeping school? Do
you get points for that? You get.
Speaker 8: Something off on your meal tonight?
Speaker 2: Or what?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 4: The answer that that's false? Okay, Susan. Do we make
it in time?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, it's already.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I got signed out.
Speaker 6: Okay, I'm sorry about that.
Speaker 4: That's okay. Let's just pivot to our walking guest. Yeah's
all right, introduce yourself again, please, good barbe well.
Speaker 7: Thank you for having me pleasure. Okay, So their newberry Port.
Do you guys all know where Newburyport is?
Speaker 4: Oh? And half of them do.
Speaker 15: Okay.
Speaker 7: We're a very old historic town. Some people think we're
the center of the universe and all historic events in
the globe. And if you ask the Museum of Old
Newberry's executive director, Bethany Grofto, she can give you evidence
of that.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 7: Okay. Anyway, there's a lot of old homes here. And
a friend of mine wanted me to help them sell
their property in Newburyport a couple of years ago, and
they felt as though there might be some ghosts present
in the home. They had heard a story that somebody
had perhaps died in the basement of their own choosing
and oh and I don't want to say the word.
And so she actually hired a professional ghostbuster company to
come to the property at night in the dark, about
three nights before the closing. Is this in newbury Part
downtown Newbury Part, so I went. She was there, her
significant other was there, and then like four ghostbuster people
that had measuring machines, different lighting, video cameras. There were
two video camera crews, one in the basement, one in
the first one one in the second floor. So it's
like they would go back and forth, and then they
were measuring frequencies in the rooms. They were measuring movement.
At one point in time, we went onto the second
floor and they put a ball in the middle of
the room and they asked somebody to move the ball
and it did roll it no way I saw it move.
Speaker 4: Susie, you know all about this stuff.
Speaker 11: I'm sure I am in one of those groups that
does things like that.
Speaker 13: Yeah, so you never need anyone.
Speaker 11: Let us now had paranormal dot net.
Speaker 7: Okay, do you remember coming to newb Report in the
last five years and doing that?
Speaker 4: I was not remember. Okay, she'd remembered that.
Speaker 13: Susie.
Speaker 7: I'm looking at your name tag and what's after the
hyphen is confusing to me.
Speaker 4: Is that you have the old one from last week
still left there.
Speaker 11: I did not change it from last week, and I
just realized right now.
Speaker 7: Okay, but you are a ghostbuster, is what you're saying.
Speaker 11: We don't actually bust the ghost We just kind of
annoy them maybe.
Speaker 7: Okay, all right, Yeah, so it was very interesting.
Speaker 4: So you see the ball move right.
Speaker 7: We saw the ball.
Speaker 4: You freak out.
Speaker 7: I freaked out, Okay. And then we felt like there
wasn't a lot of activity and they were thinking the
major response would be in the basement because of the passing,
so they decided for the last place we would go.
We were there four hours and it was completely dark
and the house had no electricity so we only have flashlights,
and it was pretty freaky. So they said, well, let's
go in the basement. That's where we think we're going
to capture the most and they caught video footage of
this whole thing. Four hours. Okay, we went in the
basement and I said, I don't really want to go.
I'm going to stand at the top of the stairs.
Speaker 16: I'm too fady to god, you believe.
Speaker 7: Yeah, So I didn't go down, and they didn't get
the response they thought they were going to get. So
it was interesting, but they felt like there was definitely
some kind of energy.
Speaker 4: But now the people buying the house were they in
on this no, it's not just a disclosable thing.
Speaker 7: However, they were tearing the house down. Oh no, really, yes,
But real estate law is, if you know that a
ghost is present, you do not have to disclose it
unless you were asked. And if you're asked, then you
have to answer honestly.
Speaker 4: Just in Massachusetts, though there's a lot of states you
have to yes, full disclosure. But is that the same
as if there's a murder in the building.
Speaker 7: Too, if suicide, you were supposed to disclose it up front.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 7: If you think there's a paranormal activity, you don't have
to disclose anything unless you're directly asked.
Speaker 4: Wow, was that right? Huh? So how long have you
been in the biz?
Speaker 7: I'm just starting my eleventh year.
Speaker 4: Eleven year? Okay, everyone watch in here. Looks like about
twenty three, thank you. So how many times have you
been asked in your eleven years in the real estate?
Speaker 7: Twice?
Speaker 4: Really? Yeah, this is an old town. There's a lot
of potential wonted houses here. Sure, And what did you say?
What did you what did you know?
Speaker 7: I disclosed the truth both times. That what I'm not
going to say?
Speaker 4: Well, it could go either way, just.
Speaker 7: As a consultant, an attorney, and I found out what
I needed to do, and I did the right thing.
Speaker 4: Really yeah, yeah, So was that much of a thing?
That much of a was it? Was it a a
sticking point? The sale wouldn't go through unless they knew
it was just one.
Speaker 7: They knew in the sale.
Speaker 4: Oh really yeah? Huh? So some people love it, say,
some people would love this.
Speaker 7: Some people love it like Susie. Maybe you love it
because you like to explore it, right, maybe?
Speaker 17: Yeah?
Speaker 13: Absolutely?
Speaker 11: And so I only know of one case where there
were legal repercussions for not disclosing that, and they actually
won the case because the woman who they bought the
house from had written an article for readers Digest saying
her house was haunted. They had proof otherwise, Like if
if I just have a ghost floating around and I
go to sell my house, you can't really prove later
on unless I've given you evidence that I knew something
was going on.
Speaker 7: Usually it's the children who are the ones that can
identify something.
Speaker 13: The kids have big mouths.
Speaker 7: Too, but the children, the children are seemed to sense it.
Speaker 4: So I've been thinking about this, Susie, and we can
all talk about this, but we're always here that when
these ghost groups go in, they have the equipment, the video,
the radios, the special energy finds and stuff. Why not
bring a dog or a cat with you, because they do,
do they really? Because we've heard many stories how cats
and dogs are looking at stuff that we can't see
or whatever. You know, they can sense stuff. So they
do do that then, right, and what happens? Yeah?
Speaker 11: So I know one group out of Ohio that has
a cat that they bring.
Speaker 13: They call it the pair of cat and that cat.
Speaker 11: When they're investigating kind of big buildings, they'll just kind
of follow the cat to see where the cat's going
so they know where the activity is going to be.
Speaker 13: And then I know a.
Speaker 11: Lot of people that either solo investigator or in small
groups that will bring a dog and you know, for
the same reason, the dog is going to alert to
something before anyone else notices what's going on. Okay, I
actually hear the same thing with Puck Wedgy sightings. A
lot of the times it's people they're walking their dog,
their dog starts freaking out. First they don't see anything
and the dog is going crazy. Then all of a
sudden they turn around and there's a little no, I'm
looking guy.
Speaker 4: Hmm, okay, okay, maybe you'd like to ask Susie how
many tarantulists that she has.
Speaker 7: How many tarantulas do you have?
Speaker 13: Twenty two in your house? Mac has a picture he
can show you in your house that away.
Speaker 4: How many deadly snakes do you have in your house?
Speaker 11: I have zero deadly ones, but I do have one
non deadly one.
Speaker 4: You're in the business, can we ask you a business question?
Speaker 13: Absolutely?
Speaker 7: I'm also trying to look up an amazing story. I
heard the guiney chills. I was trying to find it.
Speaker 4: Really coo oh, okay, all right. Susie is up with
a enterprise where it's called Comma Snacks and she has
to feed her a snake, a mouse or a rat
once a week. So you take the name and maybe
the picture of your ex husband, girlfriend, boyfriend. So put
on the side of the mouse videotape the snake devouring
the mouse. Ouch exactly. Okay. The launch dated a What
a concept, I'll tell.
Speaker 13: You for Valentine's Day.
Speaker 4: Valentine would be perfect. Pete Pistol. Pete is all over
this idea, by the way of all people. He thinks
it's great. So well, wow, okay, so have you found
that amazing story there round?
Speaker 7: They didn't find it, but if you want to hear
some highlights, it's pretty good story. I'll make a gookty seconds.
Speaker 18: All right.
Speaker 7: There's a couple they went till I get a house
for sale in Texas. They walk in and is a big,
old house and it's like vacant, hasn't been shown a
lot been on the market a long time. And they
walk in and they're walking through the house and the
wife noticed a pair of shoes in the middle of
the hallway, pointed towards the front door, and she was like,
that's really odd. And they went upstairs and looked around,
and then they came back downstairs and the shoes were
pointed in a different direction. And then they went down
in the basement and they came back up and the
shoes were in a different direction. And that's probably why
the house didn't sell. So that's the very short version.
Wow wow, crazy.
Speaker 4: But you hear stuff like this all the time. You
know what's going on? I mean, what do you think
is going on? You think of people were dead and
can't get the heaven or something.
Speaker 7: I'm not an expert, like you guys, and not an expert,
but we are energy. We are energy, and something happens
to your energy when you die, and if you haven't
been able to get to where you need to go, oh,
your energy might still be here. So I believe it's possible.
Speaker 4: It would be the reason that you can't residual energy
make that last jump?
Speaker 7: What would be the reason you can't get to the
next jump?
Speaker 4: Being bad? Maybe you don't want to. I'm a bad person.
Speaker 7: So maybe you're being pulled in both directions. Someone on
the other side is calling you, but you have a
reason to stay tethered, or you have unresolved conflict you
can't let go. I don't know what do you guys think?
Speaker 4: It's what I think.
Speaker 8: It's mostly the unresolved conflict. It's the unresolved something. Maybe
it's not conflict. Maybe it's something you always wanted to
do with somebody or just yourself, and you're just you're
going to do it, but you're going to do it
from that other plane, that other dimension.
Speaker 4: Do you mean your boy build down here?
Speaker 8: That probably wouldn't be on the top of my list.
Speaker 4: He ask Club what he thinks? Club, but one of
looks like the bishop right there. What do you think?
I mean, we've never asked you before what I know.
Speaker 9: It's pretty personal, but you know, I'll tell you what
I think. First of all, it has a lot to
do with how you leave this world, as you know,
in life. I think if you took your own life,
I think that has one thing to it, if you
left in an illness. So I think it's very complex, complicated.
I believe that there is some other something on after
we die. But why some people hang around I don't know.
I know I don't want to hang around.
Speaker 4: I don't want to hang around either.
Speaker 9: Making it known to everybody that you know, once I'm gone,
you know, just flush me out of the life.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you might want to. You might want to tell
somebody something that you wish you said.
Speaker 13: Or with someone no one you want to hunt.
Speaker 4: Mess with someone, Yeah, thank you.
Speaker 12: Or maybe you leave shoes somewhere.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'll tell us the Super bowls close something. Wow, okay,
thank you, So well, that's been interesting, right, Okay, I'll
tell you. Why don't we take a commercial break down,
regroup and you're listening to mccloney's militarys on show. Here
in the distant thunder Radio network. Before I go, please
plug your business again.
Speaker 7: Oh thank you. I'm a real estate agent in Massachusetts.
I work from Boston all the way up to new report.
I'm in the top ten agent in New England really
six five hundred caller Williams Agents.
Speaker 4: Oh my goodness.
Speaker 7: And I do whatever it takes as long as it's
legal and it doesn't hurt me.
Speaker 4: Wow. Did you write that down?
Speaker 7: My tagline?
Speaker 4: And please introduce yourself one more time?
Speaker 7: So people, Barb Colin, thank you so much, and this
is very interesting. Thank you guys.
Speaker 4: How can you get in touch with you must be
everywhere in.
Speaker 7: The Barb B A. R. B. Colin, c U L
L E. N at kW dot.
Speaker 4: Com, kW dot com. Okay, you're going to get a
million emails and purves.
Speaker 7: Thank you. That's why I didn't give out myself read
them out.
Speaker 4: I'm thanks. We really appreciate it. Thank you. So, why
don't we take a commercial break now, we'll be right
back after this. You're listening to mccloney's Militruank Saw Show
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Welcome back everyone to macloney's milit Trunks Now Show here
in the distant thunder Radio Networking. This is Mac mahounding one.
What a show we have for you tonight. There's a
party next door. We're broadcasting live from Stavid Galley Restaurant,
fifty five Water Street, Newbyport, Massachusetts. Great Seafood Restaurant, Great
Hamburg is a great steak in cheese, Sammy. And we
thought on the way up here, well it's only seven degrees,
there'll be knowing here tonight. As it turns out we
were wrong. Well, let me quickly introduce you to the
members of the Possum. First of all, girls, he's here.
I get ready. We're going to talk about his uh
survival pack later on in the show. But get sit
yourself down, get your fan, get your mister, get your
big box of cleanics, your big box of white, your squeegee,
and you lube in every one of those things. I
gotta be very important, very soon, because there he is. Girls,
he's across the puddles. You can feel his vibe. How
long can this go on? Wanny, the very famous one one?
Speaker 8: Yes, I am stretching my vibe every week when I
do this show, because it's going to go across the
Atlantic or around the world. I know, which is the
shortest path to our listening area, which is actually our
listening area is worldwide, worldwide worldline yep. Has a lot
of traveling to do. But hey, it's good to be
on the show.
Speaker 4: We should say that more often. Is that you know,
we're on podbeam dot com, but we're also on Spotify.
We're one Apple Podcasts is A want to listen.
Speaker 8: On you in Paranormal UK.
Speaker 4: Still right, Paranormal UK, yep, the place and a good
friend Para X in Berkeley, California. But we're also on
the Serious app the Serious app and uh anyway, so
thanks for everyone joining us. We appreciate it. Thank you
one one for journey. You're welcome. Also also with us
is from senior correspondent, senior international correspondent down there in
my sister's tank top, West Virginia, Switchblade, Steve Ward, switchy.
Speaker 12: Great to be here tonight.
Speaker 4: Okay, no cats in the background, that's good. How are you?
Did you shave it well?
Speaker 12: Well, I trimmed it up a little bit.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, and you get those Carol Channing glasses
on again. I love to look.
Speaker 12: Makes me look like my IQ is another eight or ten.
Speaker 4: Percent of play. Wow, okay, thanks for joining us. I
do see movement in the background, the switchy Hopefully that's
a burglar not a cat.
Speaker 12: Well maybe it's it's probably floating in your eyes.
Speaker 4: Also with us is our international senior security Chief, Willie
Club Willie a Gang.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's great to be here tonight, tickling a cold
night like this.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's reason it's really bad.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's warming up here, you know, being part of
the show tonight.
Speaker 4: Wiz he get you have any junk food nearby or
with a.
Speaker 9: Lot, you know, nights like this, Yes, you know, when
it's really cold, it takes a lot more to keep
me warm. Yes, yes, sure, Yeah, so I got a
pretty good stash. I'm very happy I got. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Also, well in the studio with us is uh uncle
Larwyn Nodo, producer, et cetera. Centera.
Speaker 10: Now, hey, oh Mac, everybody, what's what's the good word?
What's going on? Anything exciting?
Speaker 4: Like we're in the middle of the storm here, the
potty storm.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's I'm really surprised there's just many people in
the bar.
Speaker 8: I'm really it's staying out of the cold. We're going
to walk around town and.
Speaker 4: They'd all stay home, right right, that's too much fun
here on this is You're not stay at home just
because it's cold. No, yeah, okay, it's like they say,
like they say here in the UK, it's not about
bad weather, it's about bad clothing. It's about both over
there also with us is our good friend down there?
And excuse me Connecticut, Susie, best deal, Susie.
Speaker 11: Hello, good to be here and have a break from
my tarantela chore day is what today.
Speaker 13: Is for me?
Speaker 4: Yes, T T D. Yeah, okay. What you have to
do maintenance? What is that mean? Exactly?
Speaker 13: Watering them, feeding them and.
Speaker 11: With the arboreal spiders, you have to scrape the poop
off the glass.
Speaker 4: Everything it steps for me right there. They can't do that.
Speaker 13: I do them.
Speaker 11: I do the rounds every night when I'm going to bed, they.
Speaker 13: Get tucked in.
Speaker 8: How far away is your bed from the tarantula headquarters?
Speaker 13: Uh, I'd say about six feet?
Speaker 8: Oh really?
Speaker 4: Really?
Speaker 8: You hear them moving around?
Speaker 4: Oh my god?
Speaker 13: Well they are most active at night.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they have at night powl.
Speaker 11: Myself though, So what I did was they make ring
cams for inside so their motion activated. I've set I
got one of those, and I've set it up to
see what they do at night, and it's pretty crazy.
Speaker 4: Wow, what do they do? Just follow over each other poker?
Do they fight?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 11: One of them I caught trying to escape essentially and
actually got a time lapse of one of them molting,
so getting their old skin off.
Speaker 9: Are they sexually active at night?
Speaker 11: The males are sexually active twenty four to seven once
they hit maturity.
Speaker 13: And it's really annoying and I actually I have fun
watching that.
Speaker 4: That's what the missus says. Ahead.
Speaker 11: So they will tap on the glass to they tap
to attract a mate, right, so you'll be like sleeping
at night and you'll just hear tap tap tap tap
tap all night long.
Speaker 9: Wow they have sound is yeah? Don't they have mates
in the in the facility for them.
Speaker 11: So there's actually a Facebook group called Spinder. It's like
Tinder but for spiders. Good find your spider a mate.
And the way it works is because the male often
doesn't survive mating, whoever has the mature male in the
same species as somebody with the mature female, the male
will get sent to the people that own the female,
so that the owner of the male doesn't have to see.
Speaker 13: It get eaten and wow, just because you.
Speaker 11: Know that the female's going to be the one that
has the babies and all that, so you want her
to be in her environment and stay there.
Speaker 8: This is male is going to be a stud, but
it's only going to be a stud one time because
they's going to be eaten.
Speaker 4: Is that what happens?
Speaker 13: Yeah, they don't always get eaten. But even if they
like survive the actual mating, they tend to not live
very long.
Speaker 4: So that's like.
Speaker 13: Some species.
Speaker 11: The females will live twenty or thirty years, males will
live like five to eight years.
Speaker 13: They're just there to make babies.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 12: Could they look at alluring photographs to choose a mate?
Speaker 13: Found there?
Speaker 11: Usually the males don't seem picky. The females are the
ones that are a little bit more so.
Speaker 10: On that app you have to show a picture of
your male to see if their female finds them attractive.
Speaker 4: Are they enhanced?
Speaker 13: People do enhance? I've seen it. I have I have two.
Speaker 11: They're called piece of li etherica metallicas like the band,
but they're like a bright electric blue. But I have
seen people enhance the blueness of their spiders and pictures.
Speaker 10: Oh, they go because they want to. Now as payment,
do they get some of the baby spiders send to them?
Speaker 4: I mean is that?
Speaker 10: I mean, why else would you send your male off
to be killed unless you were going to get a
lot of.
Speaker 11: The time people will work out something like that. But
with males, once they hit maturity, they don't have long.
Speaker 4: They're going to croak anyway. I just don't like the
way this is going.
Speaker 9: You sell videos of that, you know, you're you're someone
that's looking to make some money on the side. Get
videos of the activities when the two get together, and
then how they shows the female eating the meal. I
know i'd buy one.
Speaker 11: Yeah, you can't find those videos. They're not pleasant to watch.
Speaker 9: Well, it depends who you are.
Speaker 4: Well hey, hey, okay, you're listening to Tarantula here, so listen.
Let me let's let's pivot really quickly. Okay. I don't
know why, but yeah, Susan, so you're gonna tell us
about your right to work the other day last week.
It was the last Friday, last.
Speaker 6: Thursday, last Thursday.
Speaker 4: Yeah, thanks sad please.
Speaker 6: So I was almost embarrassed to say anything. But so
I think I actually saw a UFO and I had
some wicked, strange things happen.
Speaker 14: So one of my clients is two hours away and
she wanted me to be there at seven AM, so I.
Speaker 6: Had to get up at or thirty.
Speaker 14: Well I had to get out of there by four thirty.
So it's wicked early and I can see drones, which
I can see, but now I see more. So first
I saw a drone and then the drone turned around,
which I've never seen, so I have footage of that,
and I haven't pulled over. I'm like, wow, that drone
turned around it And a little while longer down the road,
I'm on the highway now and I can see three
lights like a triangle and I'm like, yeah, that's a
constellation or whatever stuff formation.
Speaker 6: And as I'm looking at it, so I pull over
to video it. I swear I see it turn a
little to the least and I'm like, what is that?
So I break out my camera. Now keep in mind,
so again I had to be there at seven at
the client's house.
Speaker 14: So I set my gp as because they have to
go through these Virginia dock roads and it's you know,
early in the morning.
Speaker 6: So when I originally set my time.
Speaker 14: It's my arrival time was seven oh one am when
I stopped and pulled over and took the video which
I just sent to you. And when I was done,
and I just started to drive, and I glanced down
and it says your arrival time is seven twenty one.
Speaker 6: So now all of this stuff is explainable.
Speaker 14: But the diet coke can, sorry, diet pepsi can that
was in my cup holder was crushed, like crushed, and
my right boot was unzipped all the way down to
the ankle.
Speaker 4: Hang on, hangout, ha, So A did.
Speaker 6: I lose time?
Speaker 14: B how and when does that diet pepsi coke can
get crushed? Because I had been drinking it for like
the first fifteen minutes.
Speaker 6: And then another thing.
Speaker 14: And now that I've looked at the footage of the video,
you can't really see the formation I want to see.
But in the upper left hand corner there's a wicked
large formation of lights.
Speaker 12: Where did that come from?
Speaker 14: Which is bizarre and pro probably probably perfectly explainable.
Speaker 19: But Amazon nod wasn't were you still in your car
all this time?
Speaker 8: You didn't get out? And did you get from your car?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 14: I mean, but I was trying to look and see
when I sent the video if you could see the
difference in the time. But wait, did that nineteen minutes go?
Why was my boot on zip zipped? I mean, of
course it could have, you know, slowly unzipped while I
was driving, but it's never happened before. Slowly, not that slowly.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 6: Odd, I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it does sound well. Stuff happens, you know,
it's a range to be alive, so very quickly.
Speaker 8: You were late for your appointment then, right, yeah.
Speaker 6: Since she even sent me a text message are you
coming or not?
Speaker 14: I was like, oh my god, not tell her that
I had a sighting.
Speaker 6: But I just apologized for traffic.
Speaker 10: Till you were abducted by aliens. And now they'll be
right over.
Speaker 4: Right there real quickly, because we're going to put this
in is I saw this thing. We're going to pivot,
as the kids say, saw this thing the other day
in the paper and there's one of these things you
read it and you go, well, I got to read
this and really read it closely, so you know what
the three gorgeous dam is in China? Does everyone know
what that is? Right? So it was this enormous dam
that they that they built in China on the Yanksy River.
All right, it's the it's it's by fact, the biggest
dam in the world. Took them twenty years to build it.
It's it's a mile across and it basically dams up
the water or the Yanksty River, which is one of
the biggest rivers in the world. It runs hydro electric
power and it powers a lot of these providences, you know,
let's say south of the dam. They had to like,
you know, just destroy a lot of cities, you know,
to make the dam to fill it in. But now
that it's working, it provides power to all there's like
little outposts in China that would not nominally have power.
So it holds it holds seventeen trillion gallons of water. Okay,
think of that, seventeen trillion gallons of water that they
have kind of dammed up. And it's so big, so
massive that it actually influences the rotation of the earth.
I'm thinking about that for a second. It's so big,
and there was some kind of all you read the
story too, what was there some kind of scientific explanation
for it? Like the post of Nourisia yea the inertia
of the earth, and it actually makes the day shorter
by point six and it increased every day by point
six microseconds, which is kind of cool. Just real quick,
a few things. That thing was first envisioned in nineteen nineteen.
It was sun yet Sen decided, you know, it would
be a great place to put a damn. And then.
Speaker 10: The preliminary work was shang Kaishak thirty two, and in
forty four of the United States went over to send
a survey group and they came up with a plan
and they brought a bunch of Chinese engineers here to
figure out how to build it. But the thing is
so huge, it's like it's back was saying, it's like
a mile and a half across.
Speaker 4: A mile and a half across. If you walked across it,
it'd be a mile and a half. And they said that.
Speaker 10: The big problem with it where it displaced a lot
of ancient sites, just flooding them, like you know they
when they did the Hoover dam and they went back
up and they made like me, they just took over right,
and in the process they destroyed forty three cities, one
hundred and forty towns, and thirteen hundred and fifty villages
and the thing that the lake runs back I think
four hundred miles from the dam.
Speaker 4: That's how big this thing that they've created, this thing
that's so big. I mean, there's a place in what's
the reservoir in Massachusetts where they you know, did weigh
with like forty towns something and yeah, yeah, but then you.
Speaker 10: Know, I've seen pictures where people dive there and they're
still remnants of the town, the sounds when your scuba dive,
you can get Actually, they didn't.
Speaker 11: Move all the bodies in the graveyards either, they really Yeah,
but yeah, so and that's where Boston's drinking water comes.
Speaker 13: You're like drinking water filtered through dead bodies.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like questavertict you know, and Polteregeist.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 10: So the other thing that the things I found kind
of interesting was number one, when they first filled it
to capacity, they noticed about eighty cracks in the dam itself,
micro cracks, they called them, but they said that was
acceptable and.
Speaker 4: So so now so so it's it's it produces a
lot of electricity, but it's literally affecting the rotation of
the Earth. And even though it's microseconds you know, stuff
like that matters as it turns on, you know. And
the strange thing too, is that I read ones that
probably on the smaller scale like super tank is actually
the same thing, because if they're heading not the south there,
displacing that whatever that word is that you know, posted
inertia or something, you know where it's it actually is
enough of a way to drag the rotation of the youth.
All right, Now here's the here's the really weird thing.
If that isn't weird enough. So now the Chinese have
announce that they're going to build what they're calling the
three Gorgeous Dam in orbit. Okay, they're going to build
an enormous power station in orbit. We'll have solar panels
that are a mile long and almost a half a
mile thick. Right, it's going to produce in one year.
It's going to produce more power than all the oil
that can be extracted from the Earth in that year.
Think about that for a second. It's going to produce
more solar power than all the oil that can be
extracted from the earth in one year. That's trains and
trillions and trillions of gallons of oil. Who's going to
get this power. I feel they ain't gonna be us.
But the Chinese, yeah, a lot of Chinese will be happy,
you know. The Chinese will say, elon Musk, you know,
take a take a freaking leap, go try to get
back with what's her name? What's it name of the
chick who Amber heard? Okay, all I have to know
about about elaw and Musk? I'm sorry? Is that Amber heard?
Who is Johnny Depp's girl friend? At one point, right
she and he you know, started the thing musking her.
She kept breaking up with him, he kept like following her,
almost like stalking her. Finally she said to him, okay,
let's get back together in Santiago, Chili, just about the
bottom of the earth. I'll meet you there. So he
cancels everything. He flies down there and she stands him up.
Speaker 13: So I at the gas station in Vermont and then
called his mom to get him.
Speaker 4: It's sad. Both stories are sad. So anyway, all right, So, so,
but who's going to get this power? Do you know
what I mean? They're going to be able to power
the earth basically the Chinese with this. And then they're
talking about like twenty thirty six, which ain't that far
away they're going to be able to. It's it's like
right now, the powers that be. Let's face it, other
people troll the oil in this in the world. That's
that's what makes the world going around. Is it not
just gasoline and stuff, it's plastics, it's everything. Some oil.
When that is no want, when that is you know,
when that is like the hus drawn wagon of energy,
who's going to get it? You know what I mean? Well,
those are the money. The other thing that they said about.
Speaker 8: That the presidence that says drill, baby, drill, So right,
no worries.
Speaker 4: Forget about that.
Speaker 12: Now.
Speaker 10: The thing that that was interesting about that article about
the the solar panels, they said they're going to transmit
the power to Earth by microwave. Now that to me
means a bird. It's going to be you know, are
they going to send down heat like a heat ray
that will then power steam generators or.
Speaker 12: You know Tesla technology.
Speaker 10: You know, I mean, how do you get Yeah, you've
got a microwave to send power down and what what's
its damage spread? As it's kind of you know, you know,
I mean, you're gonna lay waste to how much land?
Or are you just sending down a heat ray that's
going to power some kind of you know, generating station.
Speaker 4: I think that's the thing that was very little right right.
They're trying to figure it out, but they're gonna do it.
They get the money to do it, so they will
do it. And I remember once and this is how
the Chinese are, okay. I mean they'll do a weight
with ancient monuments and four hundred towns and stuff like that.
That stuff that doesn't care to them, doesn't make any
difference to them. It's not in their their psyche to preserve,
you know, to what they want to do is they
want to. They want to they want the state, the
nation to move forward, and the hell with everything else.
And that's what this is about, you know, it's about, Okay,
we're going to control a lot of the soul of
power in this world. In about fifteen to twenty years,
you'll be in you know, they'll be in charge or something.
Speaker 13: Like.
Speaker 4: For instance, I saw an interview with someone just a
few years ago and they said it was the ex
Prime Minister of England and he said that right now
the Chinese are building fifty two airports, Okay, fifty two
international style airports. He says, it took us five years
to add a runway to heath Throw Airport because of
all the bullshit we had to go through. Okay, they
don't they you know, right or wrong. They don't even
think of that stuff. They said we're going to do this,
and they do it, and that's it, you know. So okay,
we should all start taking Chinese. And I think they
should start.
Speaker 10: One last thing real quick. People always say, you know,
if stuff making China is junk, it's no good, you know,
blah blah blah.
Speaker 4: I hear it all the time.
Speaker 10: And I know people that build factories in Vietnam and
in Southeast Asia. And this guy, that's his whole living.
He gets hired, he goes in, he builds a factory,
and then he leaves and he goes and builds another
factory somewhere else.
Speaker 4: Yes, and he's the big Hancho.
Speaker 10: And his thing was, the Chinese can build anything you
give them the plans for they have an incredible industrial might.
And he said, you can go to them and say,
I give them the blueprints and say how much to
build this, and they'll give you five prices maybe, and
one of them would be top tier, it'll be as
good as if it was made here, but it'll be expensive.
Oh you can go next level down or next level down.
And he said, what ends up happening all the time
is people want they send the stuff there to be
made cheap because they don't want to make it here.
So what we end up getting is basically cheap junk
because that's what we're paying for. But if we went
to the Chinese and said make something the standard that
we would make it, they'll do it, but it's going
to cost almost as much as making it here, and
then you got to ship it.
Speaker 4: So wow, well that's an Amazon strong. So listen, let
me do this when don't we take a quick break
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out there tonight. It's about seven degrees out here in
the nas Shore of Boston right now tonight. But a
lot of people chose to come down here and whoop
it up? I guess right, yeah, okay, we love a crowd.
Also with us girls is the very famous one one
across the pot of One.
Speaker 8: Hello everybody, Hello girls, ladies and gentlemen and all ships
at sea, welcome back to the show.
Speaker 4: You know when you come back here, pot is legal
here now, I know it.
Speaker 8: You know, an the UK, you can't even talk about puck. Yeah, yeah, wow,
it's okay. The BBC banned the Beatles for a while,
so it's that kind of a country.
Speaker 4: Is how that worked out? Also? You know, also speaking
of pot, this guy smokes a lot of wheezer turns
out switch plate, Steve wad down there in West Virginia,
switching you're high all the time? Right?
Speaker 12: I had a couple of gummies once, but you.
Speaker 4: Know that was it.
Speaker 12: I didn't smoke them.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Thank you, switch So how are you today?
Speaker 12: I am beyond wonderful.
Speaker 4: Okay, do you want to tell us really quick what
you had for breakfast? Or is that are really dramatic?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 12: I didn't have much food in the house.
Speaker 8: Oh so I.
Speaker 5: Found some some eggs, that I think are all right,
and some sausage patties. I don't know they've been there
at circa nineteen thirty, but I took a risk and
I ate him.
Speaker 4: Okay, he's still around.
Speaker 12: You're still alive, yeah, belly ache or anything, So all right, I'll.
Speaker 4: Call you tomorrow morning. You're still around because if not,
you know, those cats are going to get you. You
know that's gonna happen.
Speaker 12: You got to eat something. Well, what's down extra food for.
Speaker 4: Okay, run there too anyway. Also, speaking of junk food,
is our international security if Willy club Willie, how are you.
Speaker 9: You know there's no such thing as junk food?
Speaker 4: That's right, you're right, absolutely right.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm wonderful tonight. I'm really just feeling good. Good show.
Speaker 4: Okay, good vibe, good vibe, Yeah, okay, good yeah, glad
to hear that. Okay, And and you've made yourself you
go eat yourself through those seventy two boxes of apple
Jacks we sent you.
Speaker 9: Yeah. I just finished off the sugar pops the Pop Show. Okay,
those are my faves. They used to be called corn
pops corn pops yeah, yeah, yeah, and not because of
the laws or something. They have to call them sugar pops.
Speaker 12: I think, as you know from the commercials sugar pops
or tops tops.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, the tops are me.
Speaker 4: They probably had a take corn out because there's no
corn in them. That's what I would imagine, right, Or
there's more sugar, there's more sugar, there's no corn in them. Well,
there's more sugar than corn. Maybe what is color corn?
Speaker 9: I just try to figure they were.
Speaker 4: That's right, I'll tell you. In college band we used
to eat those by the handful of you know what
I mean. Anyway, thank you club for joining also with
us is down there? Oh uncle, well here the producer
director me and about town out in the bar there,
getting in all the Peyton place. Hey, I'm lining up
talent for next week. If that's what you want to
call it. That's fun. Well, you know, thank you well
for joining us. Glad to be here, you know, also
down there, and excuse being Connecticut as a good friend,
Susie best you know, Susie, I'm.
Speaker 13: Gonna be nice this time. I feel like I've made
fun of you enough for tonight.
Speaker 4: Really yeah, maybe it's maybe it's not too much. Go ahead, okay,
come on, please, Susie, you could.
Speaker 8: Come and Susie. Yeah, never hold back on me making
fun of people.
Speaker 4: Experience ahead, Susie. Please, So you're gonna be nice from
now on? Is that what we're saying from now on?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 4: No, just a segment. Just this is your one, Okay,
so I can breathe. So is this aimed at both
of us or just him?
Speaker 13: I mean, you guys are kind of a package deal.
Speaker 4: So oh my god, you were two boobs. That's two boobs, right.
He just moves six steets my left also with us
who hopefully will be nice on nice to us. And
this segment is Susan Kay, a favorite super fan down
there in North Carolina.
Speaker 6: Hi, everybody, thank you for having me. And I hope
you think I'm always nice.
Speaker 4: That's what I think. Ye.
Speaker 6: I can get to an honor and a privilege to
be here, and I would never treat you that way.
Speaker 4: Wow, there's a Yin and yang right there, a podcast.
Thank you, Susan if joining us really appreciate Susan. And
how are you your cat? Your your room is cat free?
Right now?
Speaker 6: That's a negative go through.
Speaker 4: Oh shit, Well, we have a guest here, so why
don't we introduce him before he decides to just bail. Okay, uh,
it's a buddy, Ryan, Ryan, how are you. What's your
last name? Ryan?
Speaker 16: My last name is tremble A t r E M
b l A y Oh, the same on Cloud nine.
Anytime I get to talk about the windgo, I'm a
very happy man.
Speaker 4: Okay, we're on Cloud nine two. We might be on
Cloud ten as it turns out. So listen, where were you,
my friend?
Speaker 16: I'm in Zero Vista, Arizona currently, but I did grow
up in Massachusetts, so I was probably your neighbor at
one point.
Speaker 4: Really. Yeah, we're about to Massachusetts.
Speaker 8: Let's see.
Speaker 16: I grew up in Tarlton. I lived in Worcester, Webster, Dudley,
all over the place.
Speaker 4: Oh, Beverly, Beverly's closed. Okay, all right, all right. I
was going to say that the rest of them don't count,
but Beverly is close to watch and so yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
It's a whole different lid planet up there. So wow,
that's that's interesting. Okay, So you're in Arizona. So what's
it like out there for someone who you know, grew
up in the northeast New England.
Speaker 16: It's interesting. It's definitely a change of pace and weather.
I mean, we get the hot weather, we get the monsoons.
We're actually cold right now, which is really a different thing.
I mean, we don't get that cold, but today we're
exceptionally cold.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of assholes live out there though, right.
Speaker 16: Yeah, Okay, well, I mean you're talking to one right now.
Speaker 4: No, I'll say that. So anyway, so now you're going
to educate me, you and sues. You're going to educate
me on something. What's the name again place, what's the
name of the the Wendy Go? Wendy Go? Okay? Why
does that sound like we're in a fast food joined
that want to get you know, it's some hammers, right gas,
So please explain to me and everyone what windo goes are.
Speaker 16: Okay, So, the wind to Go it's a algonquin cree,
you know, jibway believe it's an entity that it's more
dominant during the winter time. It will drive a man
to cannibalism, and once this individual or group of people
enacting cannibalism, the Wind to Go possesses them much like
it demons you in Christianity.
Speaker 4: Okay, so it drives someone to cannibalism. M why because
they hungary or they just choose to eat human flesh
instead of going down the store and getting.
Speaker 16: Some a little bit of both. Really, it's a cannibalistic spirit.
So when it possesses a human or a group of humans,
then the human takes on the wind to go ways.
It wants human flesh, and it's constantly hungry, so it
eats and eats and eats and eats, but it never
gets enough.
Speaker 4: Wow. Okay, you know this is strange. But I know
about five years ago, believe it or not, they they
made a guy from the New York Police Department resign
because he was putting cannibal little messages on Facebook. Really yeah,
really yeah yeah, well yeah, yeah yeah the cannibal cop yep, yep.
Absolutely So. So how many of these people around and
are they constantly seeking out human flesh as you Oh.
Speaker 16: Yes, it's it's endless. I mean, the wind to Go
is so hungry that it gnaws upon its own fingertips
and even upon its own lips. So one of the
traits of a wind to Go is they don't have
any lips at all, because they've sewed them away completely,
you know. So they'll eat somebody, but after that, they're
even more hungry than they were before. So it's an
endless cycle for them.
Speaker 8: So so.
Speaker 4: So, you mean there were people disappearing all over the place,
and you know these people that just kind of disappear
and they can't find them the full one one people.
Are they being eaten by these?
Speaker 16: I mean, it's it's possible. I mean it's a theory
because you've got you know, the UFO theory, you got
the Bigfoot theory. Who's to say the windo goes not
playing a part?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Yeah, right, yeah?
Speaker 5: Do they they call they do? They call them the
wind walkers as well ride the winds? Was that something else?
Speaker 16: That's something else? But the name wind to Go is
derived from the wind because they say that you hear
the cry of the wind to go during the winter
and it's carried by the wind.
Speaker 12: Have you ever read the the story by Elgernon Blackwood,
The Window?
Speaker 16: Absolutely, that's one of my favorite books.
Speaker 12: Actually, phenomenal, phenomenal story.
Speaker 5: I read it up north in northern Michigan, not not
all the way up in Canada where it took place,
but it was in the between the Lower and Upper Peninsula,
so it was a great setting to read the wind
to go and highly it's it's like a it's almost
like a short novel.
Speaker 12: It's it's it's a long story. It's really really excellent.
Speaker 4: Do you read that?
Speaker 15: Who do is?
Speaker 9: When you go for lunch?
Speaker 7: Man?
Speaker 12: So, so, who's restracted?
Speaker 4: Who's who? Spirit? Are we talking about that?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 15: Who?
Speaker 4: What do these people of rigid these spirits originate from?
Speaker 16: Well, like I said, it, it's a more of an
Algonquin creed, you know, ghibli belief, and it's held within
their belief system. It's kind of a way of them,
you know, talking about not enacting in cannibalism, expressing how
taboo the act of eating another man or a woman
really is. Well, yeah, it's something their tribe really doesn't
look upon very fondly at all.
Speaker 4: Right. So, so weren't they the Algonquins. Weren't they up
in kind of the northeast part of them?
Speaker 16: Yes, in Canada?
Speaker 4: Yeah, in Canada. Yeah. Well so it came down from
their you know, their myths, their lungends and stuff like that.
Speaker 16: Yeah, the whole myth was spread when the French Jesuits
came and they started settling in Canada, and they started
interacting with the different tribes.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, they were kind.
Speaker 16: Of exchanging beliefs. They were, you know, talking about their
religious customes, the Algonquin's religious custumes, right, and the wind
to Go came up and in a very unfortunate way
because in the winter of eighteen seventy eight, a Kreef
trapper by the name of swift Runner actually was accused
of being a wind to goo after he murdered and
ate his family.
Speaker 15: Mmmm.
Speaker 4: Wow, wait, I mean like an assortment.
Speaker 12: Of chocolates pretty much.
Speaker 16: Yeah, it's really it's a disturbing story though, because when
you look into swift Runner's tail, he really really murdered
his entire family, his wife, his three kids, even his
infant son, and he gloated about it. So when he
brought these magistrates back to his cabin, he was very
nonchalant in a way that he moved over to the
skeletal remains. He would loop his fingers through the eye
holes and kind of waggle the skulls, and he'd say, oh,
this was my wife, and he just toss it aside.
And he'd pick up another one and say, oh, this
was my mother in law, and he just cast it
aside like it was nothing. So there was really a
dark element to his story.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, but I mean he could be just
you know, kind of insane too.
Speaker 16: Right, he could have been. But he did claim that
he was possessed by the wind to go Wow. So
when they brought him to jail, you know, the Jesuits
and the magistrates were asking him, what made you do this?
And he would answer, I am one to go wow.
So when that news spread to his tribe, they of
course they panics because someone's a windy go and that's
a very dangerous thing to be in existence. So his
tribe was really freaking out about this.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, what what was this about?
Speaker 16: What would you choose in the winter of eighteen seventy eight?
Speaker 12: Okay, all right, yeah, no it just gaes second, Mac,
I have a question from Ryan. Would go ahead?
Speaker 4: No, you go ahead? Okay.
Speaker 12: The story of the window Go is very detailed.
Speaker 5: You know how much Elgernon Blackwog based on the myth
because the Windowgo would call your name when it marked you.
Oh really, the Windergo would run so fast it would
burn its feet off, as I recall, and when it
possessed the character named Defago and he was running with
the Windowico and his feet it was. It's so creepy
because his feet in the snow doctor Cathcart as well
as following him, and his feet are changing to the
window Go, but a smaller version. And at one point
a Castcart sees something passed overhead and blocked the stars out,
and poor window Go is screaming, my feet of fire,
my burning feet of fire.
Speaker 12: You got to seek out. This story is phenomenal, a
one one.
Speaker 4: You know. We should direct the movie All Above Seat.
Speaker 8: It's called Quentin on that one.
Speaker 4: Okay, he's a great job in that movie. And though
I think he sucks.
Speaker 8: I am fascinated by the story. I never heard of it.
I just looked up some stuff while Ryan was talking
and going, wow.
Speaker 4: Very creepy, very creepy.
Speaker 8: Yes, this is not just folklore. This is real stuff
happening though, isn't it.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 16: Yeah, That's why I was so fascinated with it, you know,
because when I first started my studies of the Wind
to Go, I kind of was going into it like
it was just folklore, you know, and it was this
story is kind of like Bigfoot, you know. But when
I came across a swift Runner story, and I started
learning more and more facts about his actual case while
he was on trial. That's when it kind of clicked
in the back of my head, going, you know, no,
there's something to the Wind to.
Speaker 4: Go, you know.
Speaker 16: And the fact that I actually was able to gather
information that wasn't really common knowledge kind of solidified my
belief that there was something going on with him, that
he might have been possessed by the Wind to Go.
Speaker 4: So, so when this happened, did was this a reservation somewhere?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 16: No, is that Fort Saskatchewan?
Speaker 4: Okay, so he resided there. But did everyone in the
area where they at least familiar with the Wind to Go? Everyone?
Man or whatever?
Speaker 16: Yeah, this is something. This is a belief that goes
way way back. In fact, we can't even trace the
when the belief originally began, that's how old that it is.
So everybody in his tribe they knew the name When
to Go. They feared it so much they wouldn't even
speak the name When to Go out of fear that
it might bring it on to them.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Wow, man, that's a crazy story. But I can
almost see it happening in a way, you know, because.
Speaker 13: How do you feel about the greyhound bus incident?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 16: Is that the one where the passenger just started cutting
up pieces of the passengers and.
Speaker 11: Yeah, he hate the other passengers eyeballs out, stuck one
in his pocket on a Greyhound and I believe it
was in Canada too.
Speaker 8: It was, Yes, it was.
Speaker 16: I mean that again, excuseually. That's something that you get
to look at and go, okay, what was his mental condition?
Like did he maybe believe in the wind to go
a little bit?
Speaker 4: Okay? So when the so hang on? I said, So, anyway,
there's a guy and a greyhound in Canada and then
going across and he's gouging all people's eyes and eating
them and so on. Yeah, that's the.
Speaker 12: Hortons.
Speaker 11: Was long ago though it was within my lifetime, but
it wasn't too too long ago.
Speaker 16: I think this was like twenty ten, wasn't it.
Speaker 4: Maybe a little lawyer, Yeah, he could listen. The good
thing about Greyhound is they kept making the stop. Come
on the.
Speaker 13: Other passengers that were on the Greyhound bus.
Speaker 11: After they got another bus to rescue them, they had
to take them to Walmart to buy them all new
clothes immediately because they were just covered in Gore.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, okay, so this guy is killing people on
the Greyhound. Did they call ahead to the cops and
what did they do about this guy?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 11: The bus river had to pull over. I see that
he like everyone but the guy that was getting his
face and got out. Okay, They kind of like barricaded
them and so at least the rest of the people
were safe and they had like it's Canada, like, there's
not going to be cops there in five minutes. And
then they had to dispatch another Greyhound bus to come
take all people.
Speaker 4: And this guy claimed that he was into the wind
to go to this guy on the on the bus.
Speaker 16: There's rumor, there is rumor that, you know, he was
from some tribe that held special belief in the wind
to go and maybe he was, you know, practicing to
become one. That's why he started eating the people on
the bus.
Speaker 4: So they just didn't sort of snacks come on. So,
so would this only affect people who were in the tribe.
It's itself, I mean, it is only two those.
Speaker 16: That's the belief. That's the belief that if you don't
have the blood from the Cree or the ojibway, then
you're not really affected by it. But you know, in Canada,
almost everybody's you know, got some kind of indigenous blood
up there. Sure, so this guy in the bus, maybe
he had some blood in them and you know, wow,
that's what.
Speaker 8: Brought it off.
Speaker 4: No man, I'll tell you that's a crazy story. That's
a crazy story. It has a lot of elements that
could be you never know. So, Ryan, So what else
do you do? Have you been to the skinwalking ranchers?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 16: See, you nailed it on the head. That's what my
primary studies here are in Arizona. As I study, they
the skin walkers from the Navajo tribe.
Speaker 4: Okay, so let me ask you a question. Okay, how
much how much time we have left? I'm going on
all night, all night. Okay. So the skinwalking ranch I've
heard a lot about it, and I know that they're
people who have you know, gone through there, who have money.
They have money. They're money people, you know, and then
not just jumps. You know, there are people who can
put money behind these kinds of let's say, paranormal research.
That's for generally right, and so many things I've heard
out there that have happened, So many things have happened
out there. Why don't they get somebody from like cal
Tech for instance, something having Yale who knows, and send
them out there with really good TV, with video equipment,
audio equipment, NASA maybe so other military go out there.
Because this place seems to be a hot spot of
really weird things happening. Let's go out there and put
a lot of stuff out there and capture one of
these things on video capture. Because so much happens out there,
the chances are you going to get something out there
than anywhere else. Let's say it's a hot spot. So
why don't they do that? Why don't they just show us,
you know, a video of some of the stuff happening
out there. You hear a lot of stuff happening out there,
but you never really see the proof, if you know
what I mean. I don't want to put you on
the s but I don't want.
Speaker 16: To put on the supernatural has a mind all its own, okay,
So if it doesn't want to be caught on camera,
you're not going to catch it on camera because it
doesn't want you to, you know, So something like a
skin walker, though, you're not going to just be able
to you know, click and take a picture of them.
They don't want you to see them. They don't want
other people to see them. So okay, you're not going
to do it. Lets they say, okay, take my picture.
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, okay, but just lay in the Devil's advocate here, okay.
And I don't want to put you on the spot,
but this is I've always wondered about this. To say
that the supernatural controls whether they, you know, get on
camera or not. It's almost I don't want to say
it's too convenient of an excuse, but you are saying
that they only show up out there when the camera's
on around I.
Speaker 16: Think it's possible.
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 16: I think they can sense intention. Anything that's supernatural sense intent.
So if you're out there to try to make money
off of a video or a picture that you take,
I think those supernatural elements are gonna be like, yeah,
you know, what, to hell with you, you're just out
for the money. But now if you're going out there
to actually prove to yourself that there's something out there,
then maybe that's when the supernatural is gonna be like, Okay,
you're not really in this for a selfish reason, Well,
you need to know that we're real, so well and
behold here we are.
Speaker 12: Well.
Speaker 4: Wouldn't that be wouldn't would they agree that a scientific
study is something that is just a little bit more
upscale than you know, someone trying to make money.
Speaker 16: Maybe, but then again, maybe they don't want to be
proven real. You know, maybe it's one of those.
Speaker 4: So why don't they want to be See that's it's
it's the same thing of everything. You know UFOs too,
they don't want to be proven real? Okay, so why
why why do they keep teasing us in a way?
You know, why do they Why do they keep the
truth away from us? Why do they want us to
be ignorant?
Speaker 16: I think it's just to remind us that they're there.
You know, they don't want people to know that they
are one hundred percent real, but they want to keep
that that fear alive in us. So when they show
themselves to us, you know, that's our little knock on
our door, going, hey, yeah, we're still out here, but
you can't prove it. And then they go and do
whatever they gotta do.
Speaker 4: Why do they have this attitude against us? Why don't
they just be nice to us?
Speaker 16: Let's be honest, because we're humans, you know, humans, When
there's something new, we tend to eradicate and destroy. Okay,
so if we knew extra tresturials were real, we're not
gonna be like, oh, gay et is real. We're gonna think,
oh god, alien invasion. We got to get weapons. We
got a hurl now with skin walkers though, I mean,
I don't think we'd really want to know that there's
a nat alushi outside waiting for us, because these things
are not good, you know, so if we knew for
sure that they were real, we would be terrifying.
Speaker 4: Do you think that we talked about this every once
we're on the show. Do you think that everything is
kind of connected that goes a lotnest mons to skinwalkers UFOs?
Do you think it's all part of the same thing somewhere.
Speaker 16: That's a big, loud and resounding yes.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 12: Another quick question.
Speaker 5: You read the works of f you Holiday, who wrote
about loch Ness Monster, the Great Orm of loch Ness,
and the Dragon and the disc yes Goblin universe. Okay,
he's really he took his journey, went from thinking it
was some kind of a flesh and blood like a
giant mollusk or whatever.
Speaker 12: I got.
Speaker 5: Another quick question, do you remember the there were kind
of like graphic novels Creepy and Eerie magazine. Yes, oh
my god, there was one of I don't know which
one had it, but they would have like a monster
gallery on the on the inside pack page they had
the best illustration of the wind to Go I've ever seen,
and I don't.
Speaker 12: I don't have it. I wish I could. I could
show it to you.
Speaker 5: One more quick question, Uh, the we should mention the
book Wind to Go Lore, a more recent book by
Chad Lewis, Kevin Nelson and Noah Vos, the same ones
that wrote The Van Meter Visitor and The Big Bundy Monster.
Speaker 12: And did you see the photograph they went up to
wind to Go Island in some zero tap Sure. I
think Noah and Chad were in the tent. Kevin Nelson
was in a hammock.
Speaker 20: Yes.
Speaker 5: So there's this great picture of them standing there all
bundled up. And I accused Chad Lewis, I said, you know,
we can't even see your faces. These are stand ins,
and you know there's a backdrop behind you. This didn't
even really happen, but man, they were were like sub
zero temperatures, and I don't think they encountered a wind
to go well as far as I know, and I
never ate anybody they committed.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you don't know that for sure. So listen.
Speaker 16: Chad was the inspiration for my wind to Go research.
Actually really his book.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 16: I read his book and I fell in love with it,
and I need to know more, so I started my
own research. And I'm actually friends with Chad and.
Speaker 4: Kevin, so.
Speaker 12: I've seen them several times at the Van meter visitor.
Speaker 16: Yeah, they're great guys.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so listen. On that note, why don't we take
a very quick break now, everyone just kind of stay
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What a show we've had tonight, I mean really right,
broadcasting live from the Stobed Galley Restaurant, fifty five Water
Street in Newport, Massachusetts. Great seafood, great Hamburgers and great
steak and gee Sammy, and what the place is rocking
here tonight? Very quickly, let me introduce you to the
unindicted co conspirators across the puddle as a good friend
man in the very famous Juan one.
Speaker 8: It's already tomorrow here across the puddle anyway, glad to
be on the show, and after the show ordered to
be a black and blue burger ye medium well with
a side of onion rings, a Guinness and then a
espresso martini for dessert on the road.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, yeah, there were many nights that you ordered
and consumed exactly that.
Speaker 8: And consumed all that and then drove all away New Hampshire,
which is near Lake Winnipesake from How.
Speaker 21: Did I do it?
Speaker 4: I'd barely make it home to Plumb Island.
Speaker 8: As like a half Well, this is that one time
I stayed over in Pim Island with here. Well that's yeah,
we won't go there. Yeah, we'll make a make a
movie of that. Yeah, what's lowest agrees and signs of
the clearance papers? Anyway, thank you one one for joining.
You're welcome also with us?
Speaker 4: Is uh switch play Steve Ward down there on my
sister's tank top, West Virginia. It's great to be here,
great to be great for you to be here. Now
he looks a little different, though, doesn't he? Or is
it just me? Is he a little more huskier? Huskier huskier?
Maybe he's sitting closer to the microphone and the camera
that could be and those glasses too, essentially his stuntness.
Thanks uh switch will be with us? Someone who also
was with us? I couldn't think of becauzinther as our
international senior security chief, Willie club Will Yeah.
Speaker 9: It's also me, that's correct. Okay, Yeah, good good time
tonight A lot. I have to admit that some of
the topic I'm having trouble digesting. But you know, it
sounds sounds interesting.
Speaker 4: That's that's what the window go, said, I.
Speaker 9: Gotta do a lot of reading tonight.
Speaker 4: You know you have to do. You have to come
here on the ground again sometime, so then then I'll
have to crawl out. That's the idea. Thank you. Also
with us is uh Susie bow Steele down there and
excuse me?
Speaker 13: Can I and Susie good show tonight.
Speaker 11: I only started to nod off once and I barely
even feel like I'm being held hostage all night.
Speaker 4: Wow, well we're not doing our job, then, her that's
actually a five style review. Interesting. If we do a
special X Files show, will you dressed up like Malda again? No,
not Malda, Molder, go back and do it again. What's
your name? Skelley? Will you dress up to Skelley again?
Speaker 13: I have to find my badge, but yeah, of course
it was.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, good now we're doing role play.
Speaker 22: Here we go.
Speaker 13: I got to get nurse Chrissy to dress up too
in your nurse.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, we'll need a nurse to that episode.
Speaker 16: I like where this is going.
Speaker 8: Yeah, stick around, Ryan, it gets interested.
Speaker 4: Also with us is a super fan Susan Kaye, Susan,
how are you?
Speaker 6: I'm doing amazing so glad to be here. I hope
you're doing well.
Speaker 4: Also a conduit to the Bodtender, which is one brick
wall away.
Speaker 6: From us, right, Yes, I feel like I've known him
all my life.
Speaker 3: Dave.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, she has a little thing for Dave, and
Dave has a little thing for you. So she calls
from how many states away from North Carolina to North
Carolina to the phone on the other side of the
wall from US in Massachusetts to order our drinks.
Speaker 6: And I got Clubs Burger for him.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yes, oh man, I can still see him in that burger. Wow.
Also with us. Oh is a producer. Uncle Eel the
Kiddy's pell uncle are the Kiddy's pal Yeah, yeah, as
a ring twin. Yeah, we set up okay, no drama
setting it up.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it went very very well. I'm kind of surprised.
There's always a drama to come though, But but we
we even loaded some ads into the roadcaster and stuff
without blowing anything up. And I'm sure it's boring everyone
out there, but it's a big deal.
Speaker 8: For I'm fascinated by it.
Speaker 4: Well, pretty soon you're going to be taking it over,
like yeah, great in March, you're going to.
Speaker 8: Be you can train me in how to use it.
Speaker 4: Absolutely great. Also with us as a guest. Ryan is
out there, Ryan, and your last name is Trembling. Yeah,
that's a cool name. That's a lot of hockey players.
Not a lot of hockey players, but there have been
some famous hockey players tramlayers in the name. Yeah. Well,
and so you're from the Northeast, but you're out there
in Arizona right currently. Yeah, So what's the So, So,
just to tell people, you're an expert, let's say, on
the wind to go, Alonquin spirit, cannibal type.
Speaker 16: Well, indigenous folks are in general. Yes, I studied the Cherokee,
I studied the Apache, Algonquin, pre Ojibwei, and Navajo. So
my current area of study though, are the Wendigo and
the nott Alushi, the skin walkers from the Navajo tribe.
Speaker 4: Okay, So someone once said, or are read somewhere that
one of the reasons that they believed in Bigfoot or
whatever you want to call in them, is that a
lot of indigenous tribes, especially up in the Pacific Northwest,
they were like dozens of them, but they all had
a word for someone something that to us would be Bigfoot.
And the thing about those tribes back then is that
they didn't create their mythical creatures out of the blue.
They were always like big foxes, you know, huge eagles
that flew. You know, they were always like an exaggeration
of you know, so they didn't make up like dinosaurs
and you know, vampires and stuff. But they all had something.
A lot of them had something that described bigfoot, and
to this research, that kind of convinced them there was
something going on there, right, I mean, do you agree.
Speaker 16: Yes, absolutely. I mean that's what really set in my
belief was, you know that the fact that every tribe
has a name for them, you know, and they talk
about them in different ways. You know, some are positive,
some are a little bit more negative, but they all
have these old oral traditions that date back. So to me,
that was the proof that I needed, Like I don't
need a picture. I don't need to see a body
of a big foot. I know it's there because I've
studied these indigenous lords so much.
Speaker 11: They convinced me something tribe that's up in Vermont they
actually had oral traditions about a creature that was proven
to be real through the archaeological record. They had oral
traditions about giant beavers and everyone, all right, I'll pause
for a joke.
Speaker 16: Anyone, I'm gonna pass on that one, because that's that's hanging.
Speaker 11: Through oral traditions about giant beavers blocking in this lake.
And people would say like they're they're crazy with all
their folklore and YadA YadA. There were actually giant beavers
around ten thousand years ago.
Speaker 13: They went extinct in this area. They found fossils.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, yeah, that's funny.
Speaker 13: Wow, And then weird one thousand years that oral tradition lasted.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, yep, yep, but it was something, but it
was it was prominent, if you know what I mean.
You know, it was something that wouldn't necessarily just you know,
fade away, you know. And I think it's so so
bigfoot now. The first thing, first kind of weird paranormal
thing I ever read, when I was eight years old,
I read in Rita's Digest about the abondable Snowman, and
just I asked my parents, what a bondable man?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 4: But just to have like a mon who was a
snowman really just kind of stuck with me. Then later
on Rocky and Bullwink I'm made complete fun of it.
But anyway, But so is it the same thing? I mean,
people see the same thing over there. It's in their
oral traditions, it's in you know, they have sight. Is
it the same type of creature? You think?
Speaker 8: Just funning?
Speaker 4: So I think so.
Speaker 16: I think there's a lot of confusion, you know, with
the Yetti, the abominal snowman, because a lot of people
think it's white fur, but the original reports, the eyewitness accounts,
never said it had white furst, was dark brown, black,
or even red, just like the Bigfoot that we see
in the United States and in Canada. They share the
same fur color, the same footprint pattern, the same stride,
the same habits, you know. So I think that what
we're dealing with are two of the same exact creatures,
just cousins that are separated by the seas.
Speaker 4: Yeah, right, yeah? Sure. So do you think that they
are paranormal? Do you just think there are some kind
of species somewhere elth that we just Ooh.
Speaker 16: That's a tough one. I used to be solely flesh
and blood, okay, But the more I looked into things,
the more I realized there's an indiggermensional slip.
Speaker 8: Okay, there's some.
Speaker 16: Kind of leeway here where they're not always going to
be flesh and blood. They're not always going to leave
the fur, They're always going to leave the foot prints.
There's something very paranormal about them. What it is exactly,
I don't know, well we ever know, maybe not, but
I'm you know, I'm on the fence. I think that
they can be flesh and blood at times, but they
can also be supernatural when you do.
Speaker 4: There's a I think National Geographic did a this is
probably about twenty years ago, like a documentary kind of
a scientific thing, okay, And the way it started was,
you know, so National Geographics. So they're not you know,
Pink Shoes productions who are making all these weird UFO things, right,
they're kind of you know. So they go in and
the guy who is the kind of bigfoot whisper says, okay,
let's go, and they go. They're way up in Oregon,
some freaking place, and they walk two and a half
hours through the woods to a stream and at that
stream they're a bigfoot footprints, right, and so the guy
who is you know, kind of the head of the
show the style of the show said you know, I
have to kind of believe this because who would walk
two and a half hours out here to fake footprints?
I mean, why would you do it? You know, unless
you had a lot of time in your hands and
and and kind of convinced him that there was something
out there, you know. But then the question is if
it's let's say that it's like a human bear. Okay,
I mean, I guess you find dead beers every once
in a while, right, but but things eat things out there.
If you die out in the woods, usually someone eats you,
you know, So you know, not finding these things if
they're very rare. If they're very rare, you know, you
can come and see it in a way, I mean
if you're startling. Way, if we had actual proof, it
would be startling that something like this as it existed
alongside us for so long. Yet you know, they they
find prehistoric fish and stuff.
Speaker 12: You know, Mack.
Speaker 5: If you look at books like Sient Invasion by Stan Gordon,
there was a three ring circus of the parent Ruble
that included bizarre big foots that would disappear when they
were shot in a flash of a There was also
a valley of the Schuocum by Sally Shepherd Wolford, Orton, Washington.
She was the mother of Autumn Williams, I believe, and
when Autumn was three to six year olds years old,
they were seeing classic big foots there, seeing footprints of
pier in the ground, classic UFOs, and men in black.
So there's it seems like these things fall into place
in some of the same area.
Speaker 16: Wow, it is so weird that you brought up Autumn Williams.
I was just talking about her with my friend Kennye Thibbodeau. Oh,
really talk about the universe saying, hey, need to look
into this lady. Wow, that's okay, no such thing as coincidence.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was her, her mom, Sally Shepherd Wolford, that
wrote Valley of the Schookum Fasting book and it took
place on the same time seventy three when oh, come on,
the guy that captured the Sierra sounds uh rond my
morehead about seventy three, and she was hearing the same
kind of like so they would call it like Chinese
chatter at.
Speaker 12: Night and their garbage cans. So you know there are
these patterns to keep showing up.
Speaker 16: Yes, absolutely, you can't ignore those patterns either. I think
we need to really pay attention to those.
Speaker 14: I love those clips that you hear with those it
literally sounds like you know, from across like ones across
the river bed and they're speaking like almost cartoonish, but
not in Chinese language.
Speaker 16: You know, samurai chatter.
Speaker 6: Wow, I mean that's cool.
Speaker 5: That is Yeah, today were the recordings were analyzed by
experts and this wasn't something.
Speaker 12: That was you know, did you tied or just made up?
Speaker 15: Right?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 16: They said there was actual language in there.
Speaker 4: So yeah, wow, well this has been Glenn in an evening?
Am I right?
Speaker 8: Uncle Lew Yes, So I'm gonna have a nightmare about
the giant beaver.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well it was only an oral tradition, so hang
on listen, I'm gonna I was gonna have a nightmare
about the thing that eats people. But now maybe the
giant bea you'll be.
Speaker 11: The area so you did have We could make a
movie like Giant Beaver versus The Wind to Go.
Speaker 6: The most popular pop star in the woods is oh
Justin beaver.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 10: Oh dad jokes, Susie, do you know of do you
deal with the indigenous people of this area? Tell me
something about the mic Mac Indians. What do you know
about the mcmgs anything.
Speaker 11: They're actually probably one of the least known to me
because they're pretty far away.
Speaker 4: Okay, Nova Scotia.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I am more of a Southern New England type.
I found that anywhere.
Speaker 11: Well, actually, Massachusetts doesn't even like people from Connecticut. Why
should Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine hate us? Yes, so
I kind of focus on the southern I have.
Speaker 4: I have a really an.
Speaker 10: Old friend who is a mcmac Indian who lived in
the suburbs of Massachusetts or outside of Boston.
Speaker 16: Disappointed, Sez, I thought you'd know about some mcmctails.
Speaker 13: You know, someone said to me they do have little people.
Speaker 4: I don't know, hang on, hang on, I think they
before it'd be called midgets.
Speaker 16: They have big foot tails too. I mean the gug wey,
which is a really popular cryptid, actually originated from the
mcmactials of the Kukways the basket Risus.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 10: Now, I was told that the Micmacs were fairly I
don't want to say violent, but they were aggressive. They
were They attacked and prayed on other engine you know, tribbes,
you know, I said, I know this gentleman and I
knew him for a number of years before I found
out that he was actually a mcmac Indian.
Speaker 4: And I was shocked.
Speaker 10: I was because he and he looked at me and
he said, well, what did you think I was? Because
he was, you know, well he was very fine featured
and I thought maybe he was you know, Pacific islander, Hawaiian,
you know, jet black hair. And I, like I said,
I knew it for years and I when he finally
told me he was a micmac Indian, I was floored.
I had never met someone of that.
Speaker 4: Hey club, you be in the security chief, four big,
four tall boys.
Speaker 17: Uh the limit? Well for we ran out of time.
Well we're talking about mcnig anyway, I haven't seen I mean,
Al's got I like that discussion of the I thought
they were an Irish try.
Speaker 10: Well, you know when I when he first told me,
I thought he was joking, like I never heard of them,
and he's like, no, they're from Nova Scotia and.
Speaker 12: You're taking nicknacked paddywag.
Speaker 4: Yeah, give the dog about Okay, I asked him one time.
Speaker 12: Indians Okay what oh yeah, Indian.
Speaker 11: I think we kind of take for granted, how many
people we know that are indigenous because they don't look.
Speaker 13: Like the stereotype?
Speaker 11: Sure right, you know, my most of the people I
know are womping og or near against it. And after
King Philip's War, a lot of them got sold into
slavery in the Caribbean and some came back. But you know,
you wouldn't recognize them as Indigenous because they're mixed right, right,
So a lot of them, you would you would look
at them and think they were black.
Speaker 10: It was funny because I said to this gentleman one time,
you know, he was driving going to drive home to
uh Nova, Scotia, and I said, how much problem is
it for you to cross the border go to Canada?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 10: And he said what border? And I said the border
between the United States and Canada. And he said there's
no border.
Speaker 4: There for me. One of those guys. Yes.
Speaker 10: And when he would pull up to the you know,
checkpoint in Maine or wherever to go through, he would
show them an Indian identification card and he would not
speak English to them, he would speak whatever their native was.
They wave them through p K or something. Oh, yeah,
they had no choice. He's the guy they let them
let him go. He's the guy who had the marijuana.
So anyway, it's time to bring the train into the station.
As we can see, switches already put up the train wreck.
So let me stop right and thanks for joining us. Really,
you know, very entertaining guests, very informative and very yeah,
so come back anytime. So are you in X Files
fan at all?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 16: Of course absolutely. I mean my nickname amongst my friends
is Molder because I go after all the weird stuff
and they're just like, man, you'd be looking for aliens
with a shovel. They said it was out there. I
was like, oh, that's for a back hoe.
Speaker 4: But you know, will you dress up as Moulder?
Speaker 8: Sure?
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, there we go. So we got both
of them.
Speaker 16: So is Susie gonna tell me that everything I believe
in is fake and it's a.
Speaker 9: Lie and.
Speaker 4: Also be fun? So thanks Ryan for joining us really
pretty much pleasure. Thank you. Do you have anything you
want to plug? Any books or anything?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 12: Podcast, I have my.
Speaker 16: My Windy Go book, which should be published by February,
so be on the lookout for that. I have my
podcast Let the Monsters In with Ryan Tremble. I do
that every Friday evening. We do live streams. Nice, so
you know, come and join me over there, ask questions,
you know, troll me, bully me, do whatever you want
to do.
Speaker 4: Nice.
Speaker 16: Everybody's welcome.
Speaker 4: So okay, slapping around a little bit, yes, let me
around it. I like it rough tm I but okay,
another show, Susie best yell. Thank you for joining us,
and thank you for introducing us to Ryan.
Speaker 13: You're very welcome, my pleasure.
Speaker 4: You're talking about the talent base here. She hasn't fallen
asleep since he's been on, well, because.
Speaker 11: You know, I mean, somebody has to pick up the
slack around here, interesting stuff on.
Speaker 4: That's a victory. Thank you, Susan. Susan kay, thank you
for joining us, Susan brightening up every show.
Speaker 6: Oh you're so nice.
Speaker 12: And no cats, nice to be here.
Speaker 4: Not a lot of cats.
Speaker 6: Just break the cat code.
Speaker 4: Okay, good wow, that's great. Thank you Susan for everything
behind the scenes as well.
Speaker 8: Yeah, good job. You didn't have to bail out your
state on the show all day.
Speaker 4: So listen. So the now it's official that the one
one survival pack is out there. This is your brain
trou so we're actually giving away when they're doing a
contest and it's gonna be a little kind of knapsack
that has all the stuff that we talk about. One
one at the beginning of the show. In the knapsack,
we'll probably go out on that commercial one. You should
be on it. No, you don't care. I should.
Speaker 14: And since he's coming back, I'm not kidding, he really
should put a headshot in there.
Speaker 2: Just what.
Speaker 4: Image of me signs like, you know, love.
Speaker 6: All my love, sending my vibes.
Speaker 4: One yes, yeah, yeah, I feel my vibe sous you
are to.
Speaker 8: All show batteries are included, so as you ought to.
Speaker 10: Also include a uh an index card that says vomb
on it or sampuco bomb crod.
Speaker 4: There you go, a bomb cad. She has it right there. Wow. Okay,
I can't dance and hurt my back.
Speaker 12: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Anyone, So thank you. Susan joins let's see who's next club.
Thanks for joining us club.
Speaker 9: Thank you Mac. Enjoyable tonight. A lot of different topics
that you know, pretty exciting.
Speaker 4: Are you going to be on the ground with us
anytime soon?
Speaker 9: Yeah? I probably will be. It depends on the weather.
Speaker 4: Okay. February fourth. Is that very interesting woman there?
Speaker 9: Yeah, that sounds great. She can run her own show.
Speaker 4: Do we want that? Hang on? Thanks you love for
joining Who's Next? Switchy Switchy? Yes, you have a good
time tonight.
Speaker 12: I had a great time. By the way, I still
have a report. You want to do it next week?
Speaker 7: What is it?
Speaker 5: The one that we had to redo it based on
missing four one one? But ah, somebody on the ground.
So it's pretty cool.
Speaker 4: How many of those books is that can have? About
the Fulham books?
Speaker 12: Oh, about eight or nine? I think?
Speaker 4: So these are what's his name again?
Speaker 12: David polaitis.
Speaker 4: Yeah, not that woman to plug him, but he has
these books that make a very good case if people
go missing, like in national parks and places that are
just you know, not the you know, they're not populated, right,
is that basically it isolated area.
Speaker 5: Certain criteria he has. He doesn't pursue people that they
think just wanted to disappear or was foul play. These
are just bizarre disappearances where dogs won't track, people are
found dead in the same spot. I've been searched several times.
Sometimes children cover like fifteen miles and they're.
Speaker 4: Alive, and sometimes they come back live, they say.
Speaker 5: Sometimes they come back and are kind to be fuddled.
They can't tell exactly what happened. Now, this one has
to do with a plane that vanished and the sighting
of a UFO, although the pilot never called it a
UFO or flying saucer.
Speaker 4: Nice.
Speaker 8: I will do that next week then, okay, okay, thank
you switch.
Speaker 6: Outrageously priced though no, wait.
Speaker 5: A minute, it's like one and no, no, no, Susan,
you've gotta go to his website missing for one to one?
Can am There may be like twenty five bucks there
would they when you find them on Amazon or ebe
or whatever.
Speaker 12: The third party pirates jack the price way way up.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, good to know. Okay, thank you switching.
Let's see who's left. Thanks for joining us. A glad
to read.
Speaker 7: Ye.
Speaker 4: Now we have to go out into the lions. Then
out there we gotta well, we gotta take this all
apart for it. That's true. Uh so, thanks al for
setting it up and build it up and tear it
down right, let's see, I want? Is that it your
last day wanting? Okay, okay, thanks for joining us, appreciate it.
You're welcome. Pleasures all mine. If you want to behind
the scenes report, give me calling tomorrow. Make that Thursday,
because it usually takes a day to get over the
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It's their house forever. They don't have that mortgage every
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You honor them. So this is MAC for the entire
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