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Tuesday Apr 28, 2020
Tuesday Apr 28, 2020
This week, it's been a pretty good clip of time since I have released a new "found audio show" and I have had a lot of requests to do another one so here we go. This show is more calls to the National UFO reporting center from Wendy Connors's "lost Discs" compilation found on Archive.org. We have 3 calls. The first one is a man who calls in from the police department and is freaking out because he believes he was abducted somehow and has scars all over his body and a crazy set of memories. The second is two friends on a hunting trip that run across some kind of creature in the woods and shoot at it, and the last call is from a farmer who keeps having repeated contact with a UFO that interacts with him and is causing problems on his farm, His Dog dies and he begins to have health complications. Yet, he still wants to make contact with whatever is screwing with him and his wife. Closing music for the show: Tool- Rosseta Stoned.
Saturday Apr 18, 2020
Saturday Apr 18, 2020
This week Maja D'Auost joins us to talk Magic and a Brief History of Magical Familiars. We talk about What a Familiar is, Where did the term come from?, What is a Nagual?, What is a Weyekin? what are Eggregores and Servitors, Do Familiars give you superpowers, And How do you get one of your own? Outtakes after Music. Closing Music For The Show: Janes Addiction- Mountain Song.
Monday Apr 13, 2020
Monday Apr 13, 2020
This Week Our Guest is Paul Rimmasch. Paul Is With Us tonight To Talk About His Book Fingerprints and Phantoms: True Tales of Law Enforcement Encounters with the Paranormal and the Strange. We discuss a wide range of Paranormal sightings From Law Enforcement Dealing with Ghosts, Bigfoot, Daemons, And Even South Central Dog People.
Thursday Apr 09, 2020
Thursday Apr 09, 2020
We're Back! This week Paranormal Author and Historian Tally Johnson And Good Friend Of The Show James Nettles are with us. We Spend Most Of the Show Riffing About Appalachian Folklore And Weirdness Like The Brown Mountain Lights, Local Ghost legends, And General Weirdness Around South Carolina. You Can Find James And Tally's Books Can Be Found On Amazon. Stay Safe!