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1:41

all. Welcome to Somewhere in the

1:43

Livestream and I am your host, Ryan

1:46

Sprague and uh, man,

1:50

where do I even start? It's that of day. Guys,

1:53

it's been a day. I'm wishing

1:55

all of you a very happy Sunday.

1:57

I hope you're having a good week.

2:00

We're coming off from seven

2:03

days since Anamakan 2024 and

2:05

28 hours we streamed 14 hours a

2:07

day for

2:15

two days straight. It was incredible. Absolutely

2:19

incredible. We're going to

2:21

have a special guest joining us in

2:23

just a few moments to talk about

2:25

their experience at Anamakan 2024, see what

2:27

kind of trouble they got into at

2:30

the bar, in the lobby,

2:35

people selling their books and everything. We'll

2:37

see how that went for them. But

2:40

yeah, I do want to thank everyone for

2:42

attending Anamakan 2024 this past, what was it?

2:48

Sunday and Monday. It seems like

2:51

it was just yesterday. For

2:54

those of you who may not have attended,

2:56

you can attend anytime you want. It's

2:59

available in perpetuity right

3:01

now, right here on YouTube.

3:03

You can watch pretty much

3:05

all of it. I'll get to that in

3:08

just a second. But we had over 36

3:10

speakers talking about everything from UFOs,

3:12

Bigfoot, ghosts, psychics, you

3:15

name it. We talked about it,

3:17

lake monsters. What else? What

3:20

else? What else? Yeah, yeah.

3:23

We just really, really ran again. It was so much fun.

3:26

I'm still getting messages and emails from

3:29

people saying how interesting the

3:31

speakers were and that they

3:33

want to learn more. So you can watch both

3:35

days right here on YouTube. Just

3:37

go back in the live stream playlist

3:39

and you should see day one and

3:42

day two. However, I

3:44

do want to mention YouTube

3:46

only archives up to 12 hours

3:49

of live stream content. We

3:51

went for 14 hours each day. So

3:55

that means basically our last

3:57

three presentations of both days. were

4:00

cut off on the livestream versions that

4:03

you see right here on YouTube. But

4:05

fear not, because I almost

4:08

have uploaded all of those presentations

4:11

individually right now on the EnamaCon

4:13

playlist. So you can check that

4:15

out and watch those individually. I

4:17

will be uploading

4:20

all of the EnamaCon 24

4:22

presentations right here on YouTube as

4:25

well. As time

4:27

goes on, I think I've dropped four or

4:29

five of them already. So you can watch

4:31

those too. Yeah,

4:34

it was just amazing, guys. We

4:37

raised a bunch of money

4:39

donations for Donate Life America

4:41

and other organ transplant groups

4:44

in the UK, in Canada, and

4:46

in America. These

4:49

were all organizations that

4:51

advocated for organ donation, something my

4:54

late mother, Sue Sprague, was obviously

4:57

a huge advocate of. She was an organ

4:59

recipient and it saved her life. She

5:02

spent the rest of her life, 27 extra

5:05

years of life, advocating for

5:07

organ donation and making sure that you

5:10

become an organ donor. You can sign

5:12

the back of your ID and say

5:14

you're gonna, but at the end of

5:16

the day, it comes down to your

5:18

family. They make the ultimate decision. So

5:20

make sure you have that conversation with

5:22

your family. I

5:25

gotta breathe. Breathe, right? Make

5:27

sure you have that conversation with your

5:29

family because again, it will be their

5:31

choice. But yeah,

5:34

EnamaCon was a huge success. We raised

5:36

a bunch of money for that organization

5:38

and I hope you will check it

5:40

out right now in

5:42

the archives. But

5:44

I want to get someone else's thoughts, someone who

5:47

joined me for all 28 hours of streaming

5:50

and that is our incredible moderator,

5:52

Suzanne. She's in the chat right

5:54

now, but you guys behave because

5:56

I'm bringing her in and we're

5:58

gonna get her thoughts. on how

6:01

everything went. Do a little debrief

6:03

live with you guys. So here

6:05

we go. Without further ado, bring

6:08

her in. There

6:12

she is. You are on mute, I

6:14

believe, Suzanne. You're always so polite. You

6:19

are the thing of this, right? Eventually,

6:21

you're not used to being the one

6:23

on camera. You're always the one behind

6:25

the scenes, making sure the chat's

6:27

running smoothly. But we've had you all quite a

6:30

bit. You still learn eventually. So

6:34

before we get to a NAMACON, I want

6:36

to thank you from

6:39

the bottom of my heart and

6:41

soul for spending those 28 amazing

6:44

hours with me. But you

6:46

are spending

6:49

your night with us right now while on

6:51

vacation. So I have to ask, can

6:54

you give us an idea of where in

6:56

the world is Suzanne? What's that? Where in

6:58

the world is Carmen Sandiego? Where in the

7:00

world is Suzanne right now? You

7:02

never know where we're going to pop

7:05

up. But right now, today, we're sitting

7:07

on a tiny green dot in the

7:09

middle of the Atlantic Ocean, about two

7:11

and a half or three hours west

7:13

of Porto, Portugal, in the

7:17

middle of the Atlantic. And it is just level.

7:19

I'll see if I can give you a shot.

7:21

I don't know if it'll work. There

7:24

you go. Oh, my God. It's

7:32

pitch black here now, but all you

7:34

would see is brick buildings behind me.

7:37

So I'm very jealous. That's amazing. Well,

7:40

thank you. I appreciate it. It's really

7:42

lovely here. I got

7:44

tickled though after our Anamakan feat

7:48

of vigor, I would call it. Post

7:51

some funny things. They may have seen us on Twitter,

7:53

wherever we were. You posted a picture of a dead

7:55

alien and said it was you. And so I posted

7:57

a picture of a dead mummy.

7:59

and said it was me and please

8:01

remember me. Yep,

8:04

we had the dead Nascar mummy

8:06

and we had the dead alien

8:08

autopsy alien. It was perfect, but

8:10

you know, all jokes aside, like

8:13

it was incredible. I couldn't

8:15

have asked for like a better

8:17

turnout. The speakers were

8:19

just like next

8:22

tier and I just, I

8:24

can't believe the amount of

8:26

time and dedication and

8:28

insight that all of those speakers gave

8:31

to us in the audience. It's

8:33

just, I will never be able to

8:35

thank them enough for all that,

8:38

but as somebody who

8:40

was there the whole time,

8:42

I'm sure that you

8:44

learned a little something I learned so much.

8:48

What stood out to you? Were

8:51

there any talks or presentations or

8:53

moments throughout the freaking marathon

8:55

we ran with

8:58

the NamaCon and yeah, give us

9:00

your thoughts on NamaCon 2024. So

9:02

one of them was

9:05

really a surprise to me and it was, I

9:07

think it was Renee Watt and going back, I

9:09

was trying to figure out who that was today

9:11

and I couldn't find it, but

9:13

I think it was Renee talking

9:16

about the things

9:19

that empaths bump into and

9:22

she said something like, if you're

9:24

one of those people who is

9:26

suddenly overwhelmed with a strong feeling

9:28

of some kind, not to assume

9:30

it's actually yours. It might be

9:32

someone near you instead of you

9:34

and on the first leg

9:36

of this trip over the Atlantic, I

9:40

was suddenly overcome with this anxiety

9:44

and fear and dread and I'm not a

9:46

fearful flyer. We go all the time. I

9:48

don't, that's not one of my fears

9:51

and, but it made me think of, I

9:53

think it was Renee and I looked up,

9:55

I thought, oh, maybe this isn't about me

9:57

and I looked up and there was this

10:00

this woman coming down the aisle

10:02

boarding with this look of

10:04

abject panic on her face. And I

10:06

thought, Oh, my goodness, strong lesson

10:08

learned. It wasn't about me. I didn't have to

10:10

sort it. I needed to wish her well. But

10:13

it wasn't something I had to sort out. That was

10:15

a powerful little day to day lesson that just,

10:18

you know, wasn't the focus of her

10:20

talk. It was just some the gift I ended up

10:22

getting out of it. Hmm.

10:25

That's so interesting. And I do want to apologize.

10:27

I think my microphone was off at the whole

10:29

beginning there. So I hope everyone can hear me

10:31

more clearly, guys. Thank you. Someone in the chat.

10:33

Let me know. I, I

10:36

know that feeling like as a I want

10:38

to say I'm an empath, but I mean,

10:41

severely to a fault empathetic person.

10:43

I guess

10:46

you could say not energy vampire, but

10:48

like, I do tend to take on

10:50

the energy of those around me. If

10:53

someone's panicked, I feel panicked. And you

10:56

feel that too. Yeah. So

10:58

I did learn a lot from Renee's

11:00

talk in terms of like, how you

11:02

can compartmentalize as someone

11:05

who has a higher form of empathy

11:07

or intuition, how you compartmentalize

11:10

that as part of your life

11:12

and then live your normal life to. It's

11:15

interesting. I always, I

11:17

always do like, ponder what it must be

11:19

like to be like, psychic

11:22

or clairvoyant

11:25

every day. Every day. But

11:27

my goodness, what

11:30

a burden as well at times, I'm sure. Yeah.

11:33

You know what else I loved? I don't know if it

11:35

struck you. Well, first of all, we

11:37

ended up with over 1300 viewers for huge

11:41

swaths of time. And it

11:43

made me wish we had kept

11:45

count last year. I wasn't

11:47

paying attention enough. But I could

11:49

say it this year, because that seems like a

11:52

tremendous increase to me. It was that

11:54

that chat performed

11:57

beautifully. They were so

11:59

funny. In fact, I got so tickled and

12:01

I wish I could remember who said this and

12:04

it was late and Ryan ends up looking at me on

12:06

my end of the camera like what is going on with

12:08

you, but Goofy

12:11

is a three dollar bill at some point, but

12:13

we both were yeah both were and I was

12:15

just busting out laughing because somebody one of the

12:17

guests that's something about a

12:19

measurement in the metric system using

12:21

metrics and Somebody

12:24

in the chat posted Americans

12:26

will do absolutely anything to keep from using

12:28

the metric system and then it gives an

12:31

example I think it was a fella named

12:33

Tim. I'm not sure but he says yeah

12:35

I think it was about the length of

12:37

two horse trailers and half a Zamboni We

12:43

both were dying at that point I know

12:45

I would have found anything funny, but that

12:47

was like an authentically pure comedy Well, I

12:49

don't know who Tim is but he needs

12:51

to be on the road Yeah,

12:53

yeah And I see

12:55

a bunch of our regulars that were in the

12:58

chat now that we're at an amokan, too So

13:00

I want to thank all of you guys for

13:02

anyone new who's just hopped in and is joining

13:04

us I should mention this is

13:06

a live stream we do every Sunday Where

13:09

we break down all the latest UFO news

13:11

and space news tech news, what

13:13

have you? we're gonna break down some

13:15

interesting stories tonight for sure, but um,

13:18

You know any yeah, yeah, please, you know,

13:20

we had so many viewers that were not

13:23

our normal people The

13:25

hell bent holler crowd. How am

13:27

I gonna say I'm now I'm not They

13:31

were great that I piled in with

13:34

our group. Everybody had a delightful time in

13:36

the chat They were a lot of fun

13:38

Smart and that was a little that was I thought

13:40

that was great to get our group mixed with that

13:43

group and everybody have a good That's

13:45

what an amokan is all about

13:47

like bringing these different communities together

13:49

whether it's ghost hunters UFO hunters

13:52

Or like hell bent holler. They kind of do everything

13:54

they they Jesse

13:57

did Jess did a presentation on

14:01

Southern Appalachia and all the high strangeness

14:03

that goes on there. And oh my

14:05

God, if you go back

14:07

and watch that presentation, some of

14:10

the video and audio that they've captured out in

14:12

the woods in terms of

14:14

what could possibly be maybe a

14:16

cryptid of some sort, like I

14:19

was like legitimately shaking after listening

14:21

and watching some of that was not expecting.

14:23

That's one of the ones that I put

14:25

on the go back and watch list. Yeah,

14:28

that one, man, the

14:30

Soulseeker's Paranormal, Amy

14:35

Murphy and Tonya Steinborn, they had

14:37

some really cool ghost videos

14:40

and activity that they captured. Then that

14:42

funny Paul Kimball piled in the chat

14:44

and he's hilarious. I know you all

14:46

get to see a lot of that,

14:48

but. Yeah, yeah. In the chat.

14:51

Well, I'm gonna bring up Paul in

14:53

just a minute here, but yeah, I'm

14:55

trying to think UFO wise, we had

14:57

some awesome talks by Lester

14:59

Nare came to talk about how you

15:01

can reach out to your Congress members

15:04

and stuff to do with

15:06

the UAP caucus and like the new legislation

15:08

that we're hoping for this upcoming year when

15:10

it comes to UAP. So

15:13

that was pretty cool. Really good example too

15:15

of how layered it was in terms of

15:17

subject matter, which I thought was great. There

15:19

was something for everybody in that 28 hour

15:21

period. Demons.

15:23

We had. Curse

15:26

objects. We had half the team at

15:28

Small Town Monsters was there talking about.

15:31

I'm scared of those curse objects, I

15:33

don't know. Oh man, it

15:35

was all over the place. Yeah,

15:38

yeah. I'm trying to think, is there anything

15:40

else I'm missing? We had a

15:42

couple tech issues, but I mean, 28 hours

15:44

of live streaming, it's bound to happen. It

15:47

was okay. It was okay. They

15:49

also, you know, we had

15:51

one little incident with our

15:53

trans presenter who did a

15:55

great job. Very thoughtful job,

15:57

very enjoyable. We had one

15:59

little incident. I was so proud of how the chat reacted. Chat

16:02

wasn't having it. Absolutely. That was a

16:04

wonderful conversation with Dash over at Liminal.

16:09

I highly suggest people check that out. That

16:12

was one of our first talks on

16:14

day two where Dash talked all about

16:18

queerness and trans and

16:21

how that can be

16:23

a sort of like

16:25

an opening door to Liminal, the paranormal,

16:27

the unknown, and how a

16:30

lot of trans and queer individuals

16:32

are attracted to the paranormal and

16:34

the liminal. And it makes

16:36

sense if you think about it. It

16:39

does, especially if you live in areas like we

16:41

do part time in Santa Fe, New Mexico where

16:44

the Native Americans have such a

16:46

strong presence and a strong feel

16:49

for the land and the things going

16:52

on in the paranormal. And what

16:55

I love, one of the things I love

16:57

about them is for all their generations, those

16:59

who are trans or queer, they're actually revered.

17:02

They are identified as someone

17:04

who's extremely special and not

17:06

necessarily unusual but something worthy

17:08

of appreciation. And

17:11

so I thought all that fit together. It

17:14

was perfect, yeah. We had a great

17:17

discussion with Susto, the

17:19

podcast over there, Aiden. I

17:21

guess a lot of us

17:24

did a preserving Hispanic and

17:26

Latin culture through the paranormal.

17:30

So yeah, again, it wasn't

17:32

just about hearing spooky stories

17:34

or like hearing... No,

17:37

this is really about bringing communities

17:39

together and seeing how different our

17:42

perspectives can be when culture does play in to

17:44

a lot of this stuff. Like look

17:46

at the work of Jacques Vallée and stuff like that.

17:50

So yeah, religion. We even

17:52

had a religious pastor, professor from

17:55

a university come and talk all

17:57

about religion and the paranormal. Yeah,

18:00

it was just amazing. I

18:02

it wasn't incredible and hats off to

18:04

you Ryan I'm not sure anybody can

18:07

truly appreciate the amount of work that's

18:09

involved in pulling that off. It was

18:11

enormous Well, I have to

18:13

thank you again for really

18:16

Tying everything together and helping me every step

18:18

of the way and I really Really

18:21

have to thank the speakers like at the end of

18:23

the day. This was all them

18:25

Yes, I I do a lot behind

18:28

the scenes post production and and all

18:30

that stuff organizing and all

18:32

that But I mean without the speakers We

18:34

would have no a nama con

18:36

and for them to take the time to

18:38

make these video presentations For

18:41

free expect nothing in return

18:43

It's just like I'm

18:45

just so eternally grateful and to everyone

18:47

who watched for sure me too And

18:50

it wasn't like they just dashed something off the

18:52

back of their hand these people thought about the

18:54

presentations Yes. Oh, absolutely.

18:56

You could tell this is not just

18:58

thrown together. It was it was I

19:01

just loved it I loved it. Oh, everybody

19:03

can go back and watch Everyone

19:05

go back and watch and again, like

19:07

I said, we will be releasing the

19:10

individual talks We already are um and

19:12

on that note I should announce it's

19:15

coming back Maybe a nama con 3

19:17

next September to be on the

19:19

lookout that for that we're going to be scaling it

19:21

back I

19:25

know I said that last year. I know

19:27

I talked to my dad earlier today and he's

19:29

like, how did nama con goes? He was a

19:31

busy weekend. I was like, it's good except, you

19:34

know, we had 36 speakers 14 hours a day and he was Moderators

19:39

dad we're all dead And

19:42

he was the first to tell me dude didn't you

19:44

say last year? You're not gonna do

19:46

the same thing and here you are like, yeah

19:49

Greg to pull you back in line.

19:51

Yeah. Yeah. Oh, I should say Papa Sprague

19:53

says hello to all of you He's busy

19:55

tonight, but he's gonna start joining us in

19:57

the live chats again soon. I know everyone

20:00

really enjoys. He's awesome. If you

20:02

are watching dad, sending all my

20:05

love to you and the family

20:07

back home. Awesome. Any

20:09

last words, Suzanne, about a Numbicon

20:11

before we let you go back

20:13

to the Breakfast

20:15

Club? Go back to the Breakfast Club

20:17

over in the chat. I don't

20:19

think so. I just would encourage everyone to

20:21

go pick out one or two and watch

20:24

those and the topic of interest and then

20:26

pick one or two that are not necessarily

20:28

your topic of interest and listen and learn

20:30

to those as well. Absolutely.

20:32

I couldn't have put it better myself.

20:36

All right, Suzanne. Well, I will let you go back.

20:38

Thank you for taking the time to join me. You're

20:41

so welcome. Give all

20:43

of my love and thanks to Bill as

20:45

well. I hope you guys have a wonderful

20:48

vacation. And yes,

20:50

I will talk to you very soon. All

20:52

right. Have fun. All right. Thank you. Bye.

20:58

All right, guys. There we

21:00

go. We got the debrief on

21:02

a Numbicon 2024 with our incredible

21:04

moderator, Suzanne. I

21:07

did see in the chat someone asked if there have

21:09

been any updates on the David Grush lawsuit.

21:12

I see

21:14

her nodding. Is it something worth talking

21:16

about now, Suzanne, or should we wait?

21:18

Okay. She said no. We'll talk about

21:20

it when there's more prevalent

21:23

updates about it, but she is

21:25

diligently working and she sent me

21:27

some stuff that shows me

21:30

that she's really working on this. So

21:32

we should have some updates. What are

21:35

updates soon?

21:38

I'm going to go back up in the chat. I think Suzanne

21:40

and I have both. We

21:42

are chatting so much. We are not.

21:45

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22:39

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Paul

22:43

Kimball. You guys

22:45

may know Paul as the ghost hunter. He

22:48

is the leader of the pack for the

22:50

show Haunted that I am currently on seasons

22:52

10, 11 and 12. We're

22:56

going to be filming a new season

22:59

very, very soon within the next few

23:01

weeks, actually. I'm heading back

23:04

to Nova Scotia to be an islander

23:06

again and hunt some of

23:08

the most haunted ghosts and

23:10

locations in the maritime.

23:13

I can't wait. Paul

23:16

was on my island this past week.

23:18

That's right. Paul Kimball came to Scotland

23:20

and we met up and we went

23:23

for a haunted pub crawl

23:25

all across the Royal Mile here

23:27

in Edinburgh. It was so much

23:29

fun. We had so, so much

23:31

fun. What better way to

23:34

end the night than after,

23:37

I'm not going to say how many beers, but a good amount of beers

23:41

and go to a graveyard, one

23:44

of the most haunted cities in the

23:46

world, Edinburgh, Scotland. We went to the

23:48

Cannon Gate Kirk Yard and

23:50

we hunted some ghosts. I'm going to

23:52

show you guys a little video here

23:54

that I took. If you're not familiar

23:57

with an SLR, this is basically a

24:00

Well, mine's an app on my phone,

24:02

but it's this device that can

24:05

basically sense humanoid

24:09

figures, even if there's nothing

24:12

there. It's able to use technology

24:14

to sense a head,

24:17

a body, limbs, things that are moving

24:19

in succession that would imply

24:22

that something humanoid is in the area,

24:24

even if you can't visually see it

24:26

or hear it in that moment. And,

24:30

you know, I just figured,

24:32

what the heck, I'm going to open

24:34

up my SLR app and see if

24:36

anything's awake here in this graveyard. It

24:38

was pretty late, but we think we

24:41

woke something up. So I'm

24:43

going to go ahead and play you this video. Don't

24:45

judge too harshly. Again, we had

24:47

a few beers in us. We were

24:49

excited. This could be easily explainable. It

24:51

could be absolutely nothing. But I

24:53

do want to show you guys this and

24:56

get your thoughts on it. So this

24:58

was me and Paul Kimball at about 1 a.m. Wait,

25:01

no, not 1 a.m. I think there's a timestamp. It

25:04

was like 1130. It felt like 1 a.m. I'll put

25:06

it that way. And

25:09

this is in the cannon gate kirk

25:11

yard. So let me pull this

25:13

up. All

25:19

right. And I'll

25:21

give this a play for you guys. That

25:24

ghost. What the

25:26

hell? Those ones over there

25:28

are explainable. That's right

25:31

there, right? Yeah, what is that? I'll

25:33

hit record. That's right

25:36

against the... Oh. It's

25:40

human. It looks like they even figured it out.

25:42

Yeah. It's

25:44

nothing. I'll

25:47

go stand next to you. Tell me. Okay. See

25:49

if you show up. Okay.

25:56

You're there. Okay.

26:10

So, let me get rid

26:12

of that there. What

26:15

do you guys think? I want to know what you

26:17

think in the comments below or in the live chat.

26:21

This could be easily explainable. I

26:23

went up to the wall where we

26:26

sort of sensed or captured that

26:28

figure as it were. There

26:31

was like a monument on

26:33

the wall. So it's very possible that

26:36

it just latched onto that

26:38

monument and sort of sensed

26:41

a humanoid. But when I went up to

26:43

the monument, there wasn't like, it wasn't a

26:45

statue of a human. There was no image

26:47

of a human being. It was just words,

26:49

just text, you know, like an inscription almost.

26:53

It was weird. It was very weird.

26:55

That's all I can really say. Let

26:58

me go up in the chat and see what you guys are saying. It's

27:01

doing the Michael Jackson. I

27:04

love it, David. Heck yeah. I was

27:06

doing some moonwalking, that's for sure. Robert

27:09

said that was crazy. Eric

27:13

said, the one thing about this video is I

27:15

was watching it on X and the figure showed

27:17

up where there is a lighter contrast to the

27:19

rest of the background. Yes, Eric. Yeah. I

27:22

can see the, God, I don't even know what you'd

27:24

call it. Like a memorial,

27:27

I guess, or something on the wall.

27:30

It was interesting. Jim said, pick up on

27:32

the monument. Very, very possible.

27:40

I was using a similar app and it used

27:43

to work and it showed a figure appearing

27:45

on the background. The

27:48

AI in the app needs training. It's very

27:50

possible to self-learning, baby. I got

27:53

to use it more often. I'm

27:55

afraid to use it in my apartment. Not

27:59

going there. You old ass who said

28:01

it's like, no, no, no. I'm

28:05

not allowed to have a Ouija board in

28:07

my apartment. That was a rule, not by

28:09

my choice. But yeah,

28:11

that's not happening either, even though I will...

28:16

Can one say they love using a Ouija board?

28:20

I love using a Ouija board. My

28:23

name is Ryan Sprague, and I love

28:25

using a Ouija board. And I'm

28:27

going to be using it a lot on

28:29

Haunted this upcoming season. And we've had some

28:31

really interesting stuff come through the

28:34

Ouija board in the past seasons, which you

28:36

will see very soon, I promise. I know

28:38

ITs haunted all the time. Here's

28:41

the deal with the ghost show I'm on. It's

28:44

only in Canada. It's through

28:46

East Link, which is a cable

28:48

network in Canada. And

28:52

they air the most current seasons

28:55

every fall. So this upcoming fall is

28:57

the first season that I'm on. I'm

29:00

on the whole season, which is awesome.

29:03

However, if you're not in Canada and

29:05

you're not watching live, you're not going

29:07

to see it. However, another however, they

29:10

are releasing the seasons of Haunted on

29:12

the East Link YouTube channel. And

29:16

slowly they're releasing them. They're on season four right

29:19

now. I don't show up till season 10. So

29:22

there's a little ways to go before

29:24

I start popping up on YouTube. But

29:26

they will eventually. Everything will be rolled

29:28

out on the YouTube channel. So what

29:30

I want to suggest to you guys

29:32

is get ahead of the game. Go

29:34

catch up on Haunted because I

29:36

mean this. It's an awesome show. Like

29:39

it's not one of these ghost

29:41

bro shows where they're making stuff up

29:43

or they're trying to fight a ghost

29:46

or anything like that. We

29:49

take it very seriously and we're

29:51

not afraid to call things out. We're not

29:53

afraid to debunk things and we're not afraid

29:55

to admit when we cannot explain things. And

29:58

I've already had some.

30:00

extremely unexplainable

30:03

and I

30:08

guess I could say paradigm shifting things

30:10

happen to me personally and

30:12

I don't think they're done and I

30:14

don't think they stayed in Nova Scotia

30:16

either. So

30:20

yeah not opening that app in the

30:22

apartment as Suzanne said not happening. So

30:25

that's it guys I do I want to say hello to

30:27

Paul Kimball if he's watching I will see you in a

30:29

few weeks my friend but let's get

30:31

to the UFO news you're not here

30:34

for ghost hunting you're here for UFO

30:36

news and we've got plenty of it

30:38

for you guys. So I'm gonna

30:42

start with our first story here. You

30:46

guys like charts and graphs right? I was a

30:48

big charts and graphs person in

30:51

school I don't know about you. This

30:53

story comes to us from the

30:56

Daily Mail in the UK and

30:58

it was titled unlikely US state

31:00

named best for UFO spotters in

31:02

new study. So

31:04

Montana is anyone from Montana in

31:06

the chat let me know. Montana

31:08

has been named the top spot

31:11

where you are most likely to

31:13

have a close encounter as half

31:15

of locals claim to have seen

31:17

a UFO 50% of the population

31:21

of Montana. Delaware

31:24

took second place with 80% of

31:26

locals admitting to believing in UFOs

31:29

but zero reported they had actually

31:32

seen strange craft or odd lights

31:34

in the sky. Zero.

31:36

That's insane. Other

31:40

chart toppers included the state of

31:42

Massachusetts as data collected from Google

31:44

searches show that the New

31:47

England state is the most UFO obsessed

31:49

in America with 13,750 monthly

31:51

Google queries

31:55

related to the topic. That's

31:58

interesting we literally had an NAMACON

32:00

presentation by Nomar Slavik

32:03

titled New England Encounters.

32:06

And I just dropped that one like two days

32:08

ago. So I highly suggest you guys go back

32:10

and watch that in the archives right now. That's

32:14

interesting. But New York and New

32:16

Jersey were not far behind. The

32:19

Google search terms incorporated in

32:21

the analysis included, quote, UFO

32:23

sighting, quote, are UFO's real

32:26

and quote UFO videos

32:28

among others. So

32:31

South Dakota came in dead last in

32:33

UFO interest. I'm going to put this

32:35

full screen so you guys can see

32:37

it a little better. But

32:41

the South Dakota came in dead last with only 850 monthly

32:43

searches or 9.25 per 10,000 residents.

32:49

Arkansas placed second with 28, uh, 2870 UFO Google searches or

32:52

9.36 per 10,000 people

32:58

in the state, followed by Louisiana with 4,300

33:00

searches for a 9.4 per 10,000 residents. You

33:07

number fiends out there must be going nuts for

33:10

this. I know it's a lot to

33:13

take in. Collectively

33:16

one full quarter of all

33:18

Americans, 25%, admitting to believing,

33:20

admitted to believing in

33:23

UFO's according to the survey

33:26

data. And pay attention to that because

33:28

it's going to actually play into a

33:30

story, another story we're going to talk about,

33:32

I believe at the end of the show. 25%

33:36

of Americans believe in UFOs.

33:39

I tend to think it's higher, to be

33:41

completely honest, but what do I know?

33:45

So New Fork, which is the

33:47

National UFO Reporting Center, as

33:51

used in this new study, was 132,850 last year. I don't

33:53

know what that's in reference to. Oh, I'm

34:00

sorry, here we go. I skipped

34:02

ahead. The total UFO sightings, according to

34:04

data from the National UFO Reporting Center

34:07

as used in the new study was

34:09

132,850 last year. The

34:14

new study incorporated a range of metrics

34:16

to determine which state gave locals and

34:18

visitors the highest chance of seeing the

34:20

UFO, including UFO

34:22

sightings via New Fork, data

34:25

on light pollution levels, and

34:27

survey data from 2,057 people on

34:31

topics related to UFO encounters across

34:34

each US state. So

34:38

this is interesting, who

34:40

did this survey? The

34:44

project was sponsored by Jackpot

34:46

City Casino. It's

34:51

now making sense, all these

34:53

numbers, statistics. Someone's

34:56

counting cards over there at Jackpot City.

34:59

Jackpot City Casino for reasons, the

35:02

article literally says this, the project

35:04

is sponsored by Jackpot City Casino for

35:07

reasons that have not been fully disclosed

35:09

yet. What

35:11

is up with that? They

35:15

working with Enigma Labs. Yeah,

35:17

I went there. But their

35:19

state's high light pollution, let

35:22

me see, the state's high light pollution

35:25

and meager seven, I'm

35:27

getting ahead, I'm so sorry guys. The

35:31

adjustments based on light pollution,

35:33

statewide population density, and survey

35:35

data significantly altered the findings

35:38

when compared to New Fork's

35:40

raw UFO sighting figures. California,

35:43

for example, would have otherwise topped the

35:45

list with a staggering 16,354 UFO sightings

35:47

in total, reported

35:51

to New Fork. But the state's high

35:53

light pollution and meager 7%

35:56

of citizens who reported having seen it. seen

36:00

a UFO themselves in the

36:02

study survey data, weighed down

36:04

the Golden State's ultimate ranking.

36:07

So yeah, a lot of

36:09

these, this is cool. I mean, it's interesting.

36:11

It's a cool stat, you know, especially

36:14

if you live in the US, you can like brag

36:16

if you live in Montana. It

36:20

really goes to show that if

36:22

we want true, accurate sort

36:25

of numbers on things like this, we

36:27

need more people to report their

36:29

UFO sightings, specifically to New Fork.

36:32

They are the largest and like

36:34

longest running reporting center

36:37

in the world. In fact, literally

36:40

within the next few hours, I'm dropping

36:42

the Summer in the Skies podcast, a

36:44

new episode where we cover 10 triangular

36:46

UFO sightings reported

36:49

to New Fork in the mid

36:51

1970s. A

36:53

lot of which were reported by police officers. And

36:56

you're gonna hear the raw phone

36:58

calls reported to

37:00

New Fork from these very

37:02

scared witnesses of these black

37:05

triangles. Once again, that

37:07

took place throughout the US in the 1970s. So

37:10

if you see something guys,

37:13

report it. New Fork, move

37:16

on. Email

37:18

me. Like I know I'm not

37:20

a reporting center, but I can steer you

37:22

in the right direction just

37:25

to tell someone to

37:27

archive these things, to have them live

37:30

somewhere and not fade into

37:32

obscurity. So yeah, yeah,

37:35

pretty cool. It reminds me of the old, you

37:38

know, Stan Friedman thing where he would

37:41

give lectures and he would

37:43

ask the audience, how many people have

37:45

ever seen a UFO? And 90%

37:49

of the people would raise their hands, admittedly.

37:52

And he'd say, cool, how many of you reported it

37:54

somewhere? Those hands went down

37:56

so damn quick and maybe 5% of

37:59

the people. Would say

38:01

they reported it. So yeah, we have

38:03

a reporting problem. And so

38:05

is the US military, but that's changing

38:08

That's changing. So yeah Make

38:12

of that what you will guys I'm

38:14

gonna go up in the chat and see what's

38:16

going on Robert

38:21

says it's not pronounced new fork. It's pronounced

38:23

new force. Oh interesting. Is

38:25

that true? I Didn't

38:27

know that spooking

38:30

me not speak words good. So me.

38:33

Sorry Robert me

38:36

so sorry Alright

38:41

oh Sorry,

38:46

I missed these start things guys biologists as

38:48

long day Ryan. Yes. It was

38:50

my friend. You have no idea

38:53

Um, I'm gonna tell the story screw

38:55

it. I'm gonna tell it cuz he posted about

38:57

it. Um the

39:00

reason I'm drinking tonight is

39:02

in celebration of My

39:07

closest friend my mentor

39:10

not being dead So

39:15

I woke up this morning to like

39:17

a barrage of texts Asking

39:20

me what's going on with

39:23

Peter Robbins famed

39:25

UFO researcher my

39:27

hero my mentor and People

39:31

saying he's he I've been told

39:33

that he's gravely ill or has

39:36

passed away And of

39:38

course, I went as wet as a ghost

39:40

and dropped my phone. What is going on?

39:42

like no one ever expects to hear those

39:44

things and You

39:47

know, I started digging and I started asking

39:49

around to everyone I immediately called

39:51

Peter and he didn't pick up mind

39:53

you this was early UK

39:55

time in the morning, so it was the middle of

39:58

the night in America where

40:00

he is and I texted him,

40:02

my Facebook messaged him, I

40:05

frickin' tried to send a carrier pigeon,

40:07

I don't know, like whatever I could do to try

40:09

to get a hold of the man and

40:11

I couldn't and

40:13

I was getting very worried, especially when he didn't pick

40:15

up the phone because he's pretty good about

40:17

that. So

40:20

I was able to reach out

40:22

to all of these people who had also heard

40:24

the same rumor and started

40:27

doing that thing where you trace it back to

40:29

see who told who what, reverse

40:31

engineer in that shit and

40:34

eventually I was able to find the individual

40:37

who this all started with. And I'm

40:39

not even gonna tell you their

40:44

response, like

40:48

how this rumor started or why

40:51

or in what state this person was

40:54

when they made this mistake. They,

40:57

it was the wrong name, the

41:00

wrong person, yet

41:02

they decided to begin telling

41:05

people about this before family were notified

41:08

or any announcements were made and

41:12

got a lot of us very scared, worried

41:15

sick. So

41:18

yeah, don't do that. That's

41:21

a lesson for anyone out there. Don't spread rumors

41:23

about someone passing away until you

41:25

hear from family or

41:28

there's been an announcement of some sort. Yeah,

41:33

lesson learned, I hope for that individual. But

41:35

all of this to say Peter took this in stride

41:38

and even posted on Facebook, the

41:41

old saying, the

41:44

rumors of my death have been greatly exaggerated

41:46

or something like that. It

41:48

was so Peter and I'm actually going

41:50

to be seeing him here in

41:54

the UK, thank God,

41:57

in the coming weeks. So I'm very, very excited

41:59

for that. But Peter Robbins is

42:01

alive and well and he

42:03

is killing it in the UFO world as

42:05

usual So that's where I'm

42:07

at guys and because of that

42:09

tonight. I am drinking this in

42:11

Peter's name. It's a awesome Beer

42:15

I don't I can't even pronounce it. It's

42:18

a vise en marcin It's

42:22

delicious Kind

42:24

of a citrusy sweet taste. I'm loving it. I'm

42:26

loving it. I'm loving it How

42:31

we doing guys Glad

42:36

it turned out. Well biologist says thanks man Richard

42:40

asks are you going to be watching Beetlejuice

42:42

2 that is a very Unrelated

42:45

question, but I love that question Heck

42:48

yeah, I am a huge

42:51

Michael Keaton fan. His Batman is still and

42:53

forever will be my favorite And

42:56

I actually worked at Beetlejuice

42:58

the musical on Broadway

43:01

and it is one of the

43:03

best musicals I have ever

43:05

had the pleasure of seeing and I've

43:07

worked Hundreds of

43:10

Broadway productions and I will tell you man It

43:13

is just so much fun. It's

43:16

hilarious the music

43:18

laughs like hell and the

43:20

performances were just Amazing.

43:22

So if it's touring in your

43:25

hometowns across the world, I know

43:27

it's touring internationally now, too Check

43:30

it out. It's definitely definitely worth

43:32

seeing the book is great. The

43:34

lyrics are great. The music is fantastic All

43:37

this being said I've heard really I

43:40

guess I'd say I've heard mixed things about

43:42

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Don't

43:44

say it one more time Ryan You

43:47

are gonna have to bust out the SLR camera

43:52

I've heard mixed things but I've

43:54

also heard really good things from a lot

43:56

of diehard Beetlejuice fans So I

43:58

heard the nostalgia bait is just like

44:01

teetering on the edge and it's not too

44:03

annoying or like

44:05

clouds a very unique story from

44:07

what I've been told and you

44:09

know I I love anything

44:12

that those actors are in so yeah I'm

44:14

looking forward to it Eric

44:17

saw Deadpool love Deadpool epic

44:20

loved it too my man loved it loved it

44:22

I've not seen the new aliens movie Robert

44:26

Romulus I still have to see that one

44:29

Anamakan had Suzanne and

44:32

I going crazy all

44:36

right let's get to our next story

44:39

here guys and this is gonna be

44:41

a new face for some of you

44:43

a face you better get used to

44:45

and hopefully a face that we grow

44:47

to love this

44:51

is dr. John T Kozlowski and

44:53

he is the new head of

44:56

arrow so

44:59

this story comes to us from the debrief

45:02

the Pentagon's official UAP investigative

45:04

office has a new full-time

45:06

director arrow announced

45:08

on Monday that dr. John

45:10

T Kozlowski has been selected as

45:13

its new full-time director arrow

45:17

stated dr. Kozlowski

45:19

brings extensive experience working

45:21

in multiple scientific fields

45:24

including quantum optics and

45:26

crypto mathematics as

45:28

well as leading mission oriented research

45:31

and analysis teams hey

45:33

maybe he's the one who

45:35

worked with that casino on

45:39

that thing it's all making sense now

45:46

Kozlowski holds a PhD in

45:48

electrical engineering from Johns Hopkins

45:50

University and a bachelor's degree

45:52

in mathematics and physics from

45:54

California State University San Bernardino

45:57

more than a year after arrow was established

45:59

an official website associated with the office was

46:02

launched in 2023. Later in November of that

46:06

year, Arrow included an official

46:08

secure reporting mechanism on

46:11

their website, which provided military

46:13

and other government personnel, quote,

46:15

with direct knowledge of U.S.

46:17

government programs or activities related

46:20

to UAP dating back to

46:22

1945. A

46:24

medium for conveying such information to

46:26

Arrow. However,

46:29

the website's reporting mechanism was

46:31

only designated for use with

46:33

unclassified information and Arrow did

46:35

not include a similar reporting

46:38

feature for members of the

46:40

general public, which

46:42

makes no sense

46:44

whatsoever. In

46:46

2024, Arrow issued the first

46:49

installment of a two-volume historical

46:51

report. Have you guys read

46:53

that? It's

46:55

been a while. I'll have to go back and read it. Which

46:58

they said the office had found

47:00

no evidence of legacy

47:02

programs long alleged to have been

47:05

involved in retrieving UAP hardware for

47:08

purported crashes and other incidents over

47:10

the decades. The historical

47:12

report also said that Arrow had

47:15

found no convincing evidence linking UAP

47:17

settings to extraterrestrial

47:20

phenomena. The

47:23

Pentagon said Kozlowski's new appointment

47:25

will aim to, quote, minimize

47:28

technical and intelligence

47:30

surprise by synchronizing

47:32

scientific intelligence and

47:34

operational detection, identification,

47:37

attribution, and mitigation

47:39

of unidentified anomalous

47:41

phenomena. Hence, the

47:43

resolution office. And

47:47

this will all be done in the vicinity of

47:49

national security areas. Under Dr.

47:51

Kozlowski's leadership, Arrow will continue to

47:54

examine the U.S. government historical record

47:56

relating to UAP, as well as

47:58

efforts to deal with the UAP.

48:00

classify and release UAP related records

48:03

to the greatest extent possible.

48:09

Dalen says, John is a super nerd, we

48:11

need him. This

48:14

is what I'm hearing. So look, there's

48:17

no getting around the fact that a

48:19

lot of people did not care for

48:21

the former head of Arrow, Dr. Sean

48:23

Kirkpatrick. Now, while I think

48:26

he did some good work,

48:30

there were some problems. I

48:32

don't know if it was a lack of communication, if it

48:35

was preconceived

48:37

notions or predeterminations,

48:41

but it did seem like a lot

48:44

of the individuals, and we're talking

48:46

military witnesses who came to Arrow

48:48

to quote unquote, testify

48:51

or give reports that

48:54

they were brushed off, that

48:56

they were ignored, specifically

48:58

by Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick.

49:01

And that doesn't seem to be very responsible,

49:07

professional, ethical,

49:09

even, I guess. I

49:11

mean, they had two

49:14

hour phone calls with some of these

49:16

individuals, these witnesses that

49:18

were not recorded. Why

49:21

would you do a

49:23

two hour interview with someone and

49:25

not record it for posterity? It

49:28

just makes absolutely no sense to me. This

49:31

is besides the point. I'm

49:33

hearing good things about this guy. And

49:37

that actually comes to us from the

49:40

former head of the UAP

49:42

TF, the UAP

49:44

Task Force. This

49:47

image specifically comes to us from Steven

49:49

Greenstreet. And recently,

49:51

Jay Stratton said of the

49:53

new director, the good news is I got

49:55

a text a few weeks ago from a

49:58

good friend of mine who was part of

50:00

the UAP task force, John Kozlowski.

50:02

And he said, I just got

50:04

the Aero job. He's

50:06

good, he's trustworthy, and hopefully

50:08

he can carry on my

50:11

legacy. So

50:14

there you go guys. You got the stamp

50:16

of approval from Jay, who we know, worked

50:22

with and for

50:24

and investigated some

50:26

pretty interesting

50:29

things, exotic things, things

50:33

at Skinwalker Ranch, work with AUSAP.

50:36

He's working with people right

50:38

now at Skinwalker Ranch and stuff like

50:41

that. So the guy has

50:43

a very, very, very open mind.

50:46

That's very clear. And the

50:48

fact that he's vouching for this guy, John,

50:51

that gives me some hope. Will

50:54

it stick? Because I know

50:56

early on in the days of Sean Kirkpatrick, a lot

50:58

of people were praising him too. And

51:01

then look how that all ended. Not

51:03

very well for anyone, to be

51:05

completely honest. Kirkpatrick

51:07

was getting threatened, like

51:11

visited at his own home, which is absolutely

51:14

reprehensible in every way,

51:16

shape and form. But also,

51:19

you know, I don't think he

51:21

took the job as seriously as some had hoped. Or

51:25

maybe he took it too seriously. I

51:27

don't know. I don't know. But

51:29

yeah, we'll see. We'll see what happens with

51:31

this guy. I

51:35

have hope. He reminds me

51:37

so much of someone I knew in high school, a

51:40

lacrosse player. I even made

51:42

a tweet about him, like, this dude definitely played

51:44

lacrosse in high school. He just has that look

51:46

to me for some reason. Doesn't

51:48

he? I don't

51:50

know. He reminds me so much

51:52

of all the East Coast suburban white

51:54

boys that I grew up with. That

51:59

means. Nothing, probably to most of

52:01

you, but yeah, yeah. Let

52:04

me go in the chat and see what you guys are saying. Android,

52:07

welcome my friend, welcome, welcome. Considering

52:10

Dr. Kozlowski gave a pro-disclosure government official

52:12

a heads up that he got the

52:14

job, then that highly indicates

52:17

to me he intends to disclose anything

52:19

not related to our own tech. There

52:21

you go, well said.

52:23

Robert says, I'd love

52:26

to see his background

52:28

report, yeah? I mean, look, the more these people are out in

52:30

the open, we

52:33

now know who it is, you know people are gonna be digging. And

52:38

probably trying to get files and

52:40

documents on things that people have worked on in

52:43

the past. Wink, wink, John Greenwald. Very

52:48

toothy and chatty. Very

52:52

toothy and chatty. What,

52:57

is that a

52:59

European thing, is that a culture thing? Are you talking about

53:01

me or him? I don't know what that

53:03

means, Talen. What

53:07

am I missing here, Suzanne? Let me know in the private

53:09

chat, what does that mean? I'm

53:12

on one tonight, guys. I warned

53:15

you. Cheers.

53:21

Okay, let's

53:23

move on, guys, to

53:29

our next story. Oh,

53:32

actually, this is gonna be an interesting one.

53:34

So I'm gonna say that, I'm gonna give

53:36

you guys a little cliffhanger. We're gonna take

53:38

a quick break. She likes

53:40

the looks of Kaz Lasky.

53:43

He's a detractive man. I

53:45

would have to agree. He's a

53:47

looker, for sure. I

53:50

don't think I'm supposed to read that. The

53:55

train has officially got off the tracks, Dalen,

53:57

I am so sorry for blowing up your

53:59

spot. Let's

54:01

take a break because I'm turning beet red

54:04

and because I just did that and we're

54:06

going to come back and talk about Talk

54:11

about a very interesting story

54:13

that came to light this week. You're not

54:15

going to believe this guys. What

54:19

this bodyguard has to say. I'm

54:21

talking about the new arrow dude. He looks like a Chad.

54:24

Oh no. Guys,

54:28

I'll see you on the other side. Let's take a

54:30

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54:32

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57:18

And if you are just joining us, we

57:21

just talked about the new head of arrow.

57:23

That was a lot of fun. Had

57:27

some good laughs with that one as well.

57:29

We talked

57:31

about a

57:33

pretty interesting survey that was done

57:36

recently on UF UFO reports in

57:39

tandem with New Fork and a casino of

57:41

all things. Talked

57:44

all about a namakan, but we are going to

57:46

move to this story,

57:48

which is I don't even know where to begin. It's

57:52

convoluted. It's interesting.

57:54

It's developing, but I thought it was worth

57:56

talking about. This

58:02

is Big Homie. That's

58:04

literally his name as far as I know. He

58:07

is a celebrity bodyguard. He

58:09

has been a bodyguard for, you

58:12

name it, A-listers, politicians,

58:15

ambassadors, everything

58:18

you can possibly think of. And when I

58:20

say everything, I mean everything. Because

58:23

recently, he made a huge

58:26

claim about a

58:28

government official and UFOs.

58:33

So recently on the No

58:35

Jumper podcast, Celebrity Bodyguard Big

58:37

Homie made a very interesting

58:39

claim about someone who offered

58:41

him a very large

58:43

sum of money for protection. And

58:46

the story he told was pretty

58:49

interesting. So I am going to

58:51

play this in full. Hopefully

58:53

we don't get a copyright strike on

58:55

this, but you have to hear this to

58:58

believe it. And then we're going to

59:00

sort of unravel this

59:02

mystery as it goes along.

59:05

So go ahead and watch this clip, guys. This is Big

59:08

Homie on the No Jumper podcast.

59:11

Again, this

59:13

is for educational purposes. And

59:16

yeah, yeah, let's give this a watch and

59:18

we will talk about it on the other

59:20

side and get your thoughts as well.

59:23

Enjoy. Oh my God, he wanted to...

59:25

This is 2012. He wanted to meet

59:28

me at a place called Lux Bar. He

59:31

said he had a job for me. He said the

59:33

job was paying $52,000 for five days. Up

59:39

front, you get the entire pay. Right?

59:41

That's a good deal. Yeah, okay. Also,

59:44

why the f*** would they pay you up front? Listen

59:47

to this. I

59:49

meet up with the guy. He shows me an ID

59:52

from the Pentagon. He

59:59

tells me that... He does

1:00:01

not trust certain people that he works

1:00:03

with and that he

1:00:05

needs me to keep him safe

1:00:07

until he can testify in front

1:00:09

of Congress. Oh wow. Right?

1:00:13

So then he

1:00:15

says, Keith, I want you to look at this. Red

1:00:18

flag off top, because how do you know my name? I never

1:00:20

told you my name. Okay.

1:00:23

He could have heard from somebody else, et cetera,

1:00:25

et cetera. He shows me some pictures. He

1:00:27

say, what does this look like to you? Man,

1:00:30

looks like a desert of some sort.

1:00:32

You know, I see like some trucks.

1:00:35

You feel me? He says, okay, so this is like

1:00:37

a truck to you? It's some type of plow truck,

1:00:39

something like that. He says,

1:00:41

well, according to these measurements, this

1:00:44

truck is two miles long. Something

1:00:47

like what? Okay.

1:00:51

He asked me some more questions, showed me some more stuff.

1:00:54

Oh, another one was like a, looks

1:00:56

like a protractor

1:01:00

or something. A two mile

1:01:02

long truck. What

1:01:04

he said, you know? Very confusing. All right. So

1:01:07

I say, okay, so what am I looking

1:01:10

at? He says, these pictures are on the

1:01:12

surface of the moon. He

1:01:15

say, my job is to

1:01:17

scrub these pictures to

1:01:20

make them available to get released to the

1:01:22

public. So

1:01:25

I'm like, okay. Then

1:01:28

he asked me to sign an NDA. He

1:01:30

pulled out a little folder, unfolded the paper

1:01:32

and single me signing an NDA. I'm like, okay.

1:01:34

I always try to avoid that because to

1:01:36

me it's like you agreeing or something. Right?

1:01:39

Then the guy goes on to

1:01:41

explain to me about some

1:01:44

race of people who live

1:01:47

at the bottom of the ocean. They

1:01:49

have facilities there. And

1:01:53

when I refused

1:01:55

this job. Sounds

1:01:58

like a little mermaid, but. Until

1:02:00

you hit these parts. Okay. Uh, I

1:02:02

refuse to, I refuse to gig. He

1:02:05

tells me someone's occupying our meal and

1:02:07

our moon. I'm scheduled to testify as

1:02:09

a whistleblower in front of Congress about

1:02:12

this. Can you keep me safe

1:02:14

until then? I had to turn the job down.

1:02:16

Because as soon as I go outside, my

1:02:19

car ransacked, my

1:02:21

car for about three weeks,

1:02:23

my car get towed. I

1:02:26

go to pick it up. They give it to me for free. Then

1:02:32

a lot of strange things was happening. See

1:02:35

what I'm saying? And, uh, you know, this

1:02:37

guy testified in front

1:02:39

of Congress. And is he

1:02:41

still alive? Yep. Sounds like if

1:02:43

they were willing to do all that to you, that

1:02:45

they would be willing to kill him too, or

1:02:48

something to him. Yeah. So, you

1:02:50

know, he has something called like

1:02:52

a dead man script. So like,

1:02:54

if he wants to die unexpectedly,

1:02:57

some type of information will get released. So

1:02:59

apparently that's what kept him alive throughout that

1:03:01

process. You know who

1:03:03

Luis Elizondo is? No. Oh, Luis

1:03:08

Elizondo is a former

1:03:10

CIA operative who just

1:03:13

testified him and his coworkers are testified

1:03:16

in front of Congress about the

1:03:18

same shit I'm just telling you about.

1:03:20

Really? Who

1:03:25

is it? What

1:03:29

is going on? Okay. So people

1:03:32

started picking up on this. And

1:03:35

I'm watching the chat very closely. Guys,

1:03:38

like you, I'm extremely, uh, hesitant

1:03:43

with this story. Um, a lot

1:03:45

of it, there's some discrepancies as I'm

1:03:48

seeing in the chat. We'll

1:03:50

get to that. Uh, Gary, there you go,

1:03:54

my man. So before

1:03:56

we get to who that is, individual

1:04:00

possibly was, he

1:04:05

did mention Luis Elizondo in

1:04:07

this interview. And

1:04:09

there were people who actually edited these clips

1:04:11

down and made it sound like Big Homie

1:04:13

was actually talking about Luis Elizondo. And you

1:04:15

know, if you're kind of not up on

1:04:18

all of this, like a lot of us

1:04:20

are, you would

1:04:22

know that Elizondo has never

1:04:25

spoken before Congress. Elizondo has never talked

1:04:28

about, you know, things, structures on the moon or

1:04:30

anything like that. So

1:04:33

it clearly was not Elizondo. What

1:04:36

is interesting though is when Elizondo heard

1:04:38

about this, he actually tweeted this response

1:04:40

because someone's like, was this you? And

1:04:42

he said, Lowell never spoke to the

1:04:45

dude, but got to get props to

1:04:47

a clever imagination. I actually thought this

1:04:49

was a joke until some folks said

1:04:51

people were taking this seriously. For the

1:04:53

record, this never happened, but it is

1:04:56

funny. Now, the

1:04:58

way I'm interpreting this is Elizondo saying

1:05:00

that it never happened with him. He's

1:05:02

not saying that Big Homie is, you

1:05:05

know, making this up or that this,

1:05:07

that none of this ever happened. He's merely saying,

1:05:09

I am not, I'm not the guy. I am

1:05:12

not the guy, but who was the

1:05:14

guy? Who

1:05:17

was the guy? So

1:05:20

recently, the vetted

1:05:24

podcast, hosted

1:05:26

by Patrick

1:05:28

Scott, when I get

1:05:30

his name right, Patrick Scott, who hosts the vetted

1:05:33

podcast, he covered this

1:05:35

story. He did a whole YouTube video on

1:05:37

it. He showed probably

1:05:39

less than I did. So probably gonna get a

1:05:41

copyright strike on that. But he did show some

1:05:43

of the Big Homie interview. And

1:05:48

Big Homie himself would

1:05:50

actually go into the comment section

1:05:52

of the vetted podcast YouTube video

1:05:55

and comment, which was

1:05:57

pretty interesting. And this

1:05:59

is what he said. said. Everything

1:06:03

that I said in this interview is the

1:06:05

100% fact and I stand

1:06:07

by it. Speaking to this man whose last

1:06:09

name was Wolf with

1:06:12

an E changed my worldview and

1:06:14

had an effect on my life. If anyone

1:06:16

wants to debate me on the facts, I'm

1:06:18

here 100. So Wolf, who is Wolf? So

1:06:22

the story continues

1:06:28

to unravel. Patrick

1:06:31

of the vetted podcast would go on to

1:06:34

do some more research and

1:06:36

he believes that he

1:06:38

knows who it is. And

1:06:40

I did see a couple people mention it in

1:06:42

the chat. He and others believe

1:06:44

that this is a gentleman named Carl

1:06:47

Wolf. And Wolf

1:06:49

testified at the National Press

1:06:51

Club back in 2001 as

1:06:54

part of the disclosure project.

1:06:57

So the timetables

1:06:59

are off on

1:07:03

a lot of these things. At first

1:07:05

I'm like, was Big Homie thinking that

1:07:07

maybe the National Press Club event put

1:07:09

on by Stephen Greer through the disclosure

1:07:11

project, that that was testifying before

1:07:14

Congress. But

1:07:17

then he said that he was approached in 2012, I think he said,

1:07:21

but that event was in 2001. There

1:07:25

was that, what

1:07:27

was that other thing? It was like

1:07:30

that mock congressional hearing that Stephen Bassett

1:07:32

put on. I don't remember the

1:07:34

timetable on that. Could

1:07:36

it have been something like that? Or was

1:07:38

this guy literally going to

1:07:40

testify before members of

1:07:42

Congress and nobody knew about it?

1:07:46

I don't know. It's

1:07:48

all very interesting. But what I want to

1:07:50

do now is actually play a clip from

1:07:52

that National Press Club event of Carl Wolf.

1:07:54

So you get an idea of who this

1:07:57

individual is and maybe why this is who

1:08:00

take home he was talking about so

1:08:02

let me go ahead and play that for you

1:08:04

guys and then we'll close the story out. Good

1:08:07

morning. My name is Carl Wolf

1:08:09

and I was a precision

1:08:12

electronics photographic repairman with

1:08:14

a top secret crypto clearance in

1:08:18

the United States Air Force. I was

1:08:20

stationed at Langley Air Force Base in Virginia.

1:08:23

In 1965, in mid 1965, I was loaned

1:08:25

to the Lunar Orbiter Project

1:08:30

at NASA on Langley Field.

1:08:34

Dr. Collie was in charge of that project.

1:08:37

They had problems with a piece of electronic

1:08:40

equipment that was bottlenecking their

1:08:43

production of photographs. I

1:08:46

went to the facility and when I walked

1:08:48

into the facility, there were scientists from all

1:08:50

over the world. I was stunned actually to

1:08:53

see people at a NASA project

1:08:56

from all over the world. It didn't make any sense

1:08:58

to me initially. I

1:09:01

was taken into the laboratory where the

1:09:03

equipment was malfunctioning. I couldn't

1:09:05

repair it in the dark. I asked to have it removed.

1:09:08

A Airman second

1:09:10

class was in the dark room at that

1:09:12

time. I was also in Airman second class.

1:09:17

I was interested in how the whole process

1:09:19

functioned, how the data got

1:09:21

from the Lunar Orbiter to the laboratory. I

1:09:24

asked the young man if he described the

1:09:26

process to me. He did. About

1:09:28

30 minutes into the process, he said to me

1:09:32

in a very distressed way, by

1:09:35

the way we discovered a base on the

1:09:37

backside of the moon. Then he proceeded to

1:09:39

put photographs down in front of me. Clearly

1:09:41

in these photographs were structures,

1:09:45

mushroom shaped buildings, spherical buildings,

1:09:48

and towers. At

1:09:50

that point, I was very concerned because

1:09:52

I knew we were working on compartmentalized

1:09:54

security. He had breached security and I

1:09:56

was actually frightened at that moment. I

1:09:59

did not question. and a

1:10:01

few moments later someone did come into the room.

1:10:05

I worked there for three more days and I

1:10:07

remember going home and naively thinking I can't wait

1:10:09

to hear about this on the evening news. And

1:10:13

here it is more than 30 years later

1:10:15

and I hope we hear about it tonight.

1:10:17

And I will testify under oath

1:10:19

before Congress that what I'm saying is the

1:10:21

truth. I

1:10:28

see said I will testify before

1:10:30

Congress. Witness

1:10:33

protection is not feeling it. He's

1:10:35

a crackpot. A

1:10:39

lot of you don't believe big homie either. I

1:10:41

totally get it. I get it. All

1:10:43

of it. It's

1:10:45

an interesting developing story. But

1:10:48

you know with the things that Carl

1:10:51

was saying, they

1:10:53

do sort of line up with

1:10:55

the stuff that big homie was saying too. So I

1:10:57

don't know.

1:11:00

It's interesting nonetheless. The

1:11:03

latest update that I got on all of this

1:11:05

is that big homie is actually going to be

1:11:08

on the vetted podcast in the

1:11:10

coming day. We got not exactly

1:11:12

sure but to sort of

1:11:15

expand on a lot of this stuff.

1:11:17

So hopefully we'll get more clarification. I

1:11:19

know even Patrick himself had

1:11:22

some issues and discrepancies with

1:11:25

the claims by

1:11:28

not Wolf but big homie. And I'm sure

1:11:30

he will bring those up in the interview.

1:11:34

But yeah, sort of the

1:11:36

tragic end I guess to this

1:11:38

story is that Carl

1:11:40

Wolf actually died tragically

1:11:44

in New York. He died at the age of 74 in

1:11:47

a very terrible

1:11:49

bicycle accident actually. So

1:11:52

you know that got a lot

1:11:54

of the conspiracy theorists going that

1:11:56

was he was he offed because

1:11:59

he knew the truth. I'm not going there. I

1:12:01

never go there. Says

1:12:05

the guy who wrote an article about mysterious

1:12:08

deaths in the UFO field. Wow,

1:12:10

that was a contradiction right there. That

1:12:13

being said, in this case, I

1:12:16

do not believe that anything

1:12:18

nefarious happened other than just

1:12:21

a horrible, horrible accident to Carl Wolf.

1:12:24

But all this being said, maybe

1:12:26

he actually believes all this. Maybe all of

1:12:29

this actually happened to him. He was shown

1:12:31

these things. And he feared

1:12:33

so much for his life that he

1:12:35

wanted to hire someone to protect him.

1:12:38

Case that day came where he did testify in

1:12:41

front of Congress, I don't know. Or maybe it's

1:12:43

not this guy at all. We

1:12:45

have to keep that in mind

1:12:47

too. Maybe none

1:12:49

of this is real. But

1:12:53

it's an interesting story nonetheless. Hello to

1:12:55

Michael Huntington. That bodyguard wants to be

1:12:58

a celebrity and is joining the UFO

1:13:00

game. He is well in it now.

1:13:05

Big homie is the next big Stevie Greer.

1:13:11

It's gonna start doing CE5s. I

1:13:13

love it. Gareth says,

1:13:15

oh, oh wait, Daylen says, oh, top

1:13:17

secret crypto positive vetting. That's Sittuis.

1:13:23

Gareth said, big homie

1:13:26

sounds like a guy whose story is all

1:13:28

over the place. I'd actually believe

1:13:30

it. He obviously has no interest in the phenomenon.

1:13:32

I'll see what he'd be more careful with what

1:13:34

he was saying regarding names. That's true. He's

1:13:39

throwing names out there, which is, if

1:13:41

you're gonna, you have

1:13:43

to know that if you're gonna start some

1:13:46

elaborate story or hoax and you put names

1:13:48

out there, people are going to dig and

1:13:50

they're going to vet. And

1:13:52

hopefully that's what Patrick will be doing on

1:13:54

the vetted podcast. Yeah,

1:13:57

yeah, I think that's the end of

1:13:59

that story. We will see if any

1:14:01

more of this unfolds, but let's move to our

1:14:04

last news story Then I just have two brief

1:14:06

clips for you. I promise We

1:14:12

talked about How many

1:14:14

Americans believe in UFOs

1:14:17

and we can then sort of translate

1:14:20

into Globally, you know, no

1:14:22

matter where you live outside of the United States

1:14:24

as well This

1:14:26

growth in the belief in

1:14:28

UFOs in in other in

1:14:31

a non-human intelligence let's say

1:14:34

and that this is being covered up by

1:14:37

Primarily the US government

1:14:39

but possibly the Five Eyes Alliance

1:14:42

other countries as well breathe

1:14:45

Ryan breathe There we go

1:14:50

And how that belief can Sometimes

1:14:52

be detrimental Even dangerous

1:14:54

and there was an

1:14:56

interesting paper that was written recently

1:14:59

and it

1:15:01

was highlighted in Newsweek and The

1:15:06

title was growing belief in UFOs is dangerous

1:15:09

political tsunami So let me

1:15:11

pull this up here In

1:15:15

a moment In

1:15:19

the US belief in UFO subs belief in

1:15:21

UFO sightings as evidence of alien life

1:15:23

has surged from 20% in 1986 to

1:15:28

34% in 2022 with 24% of Americans reporting they have

1:15:30

seen a UFO according

1:15:35

to a 2022 you a Gov

1:15:38

poll of over a thousand US

1:15:40

adult citizens in Short

1:15:42

this belief is no longer confined

1:15:44

to the fringes And

1:15:47

I'm sure that's only grown since probably 2017 and moving

1:15:49

forward into 2024 in

1:15:56

a recent study accepted for publication in

1:15:59

the proceedings narrative

1:18:00

and it starts to overwrite that

1:18:03

stuff. As these

1:18:05

alien narratives gain validation, the

1:18:07

true cultural significance of indigenous

1:18:09

stories may be lost. And

1:18:13

finally, the proliferation of alien

1:18:15

visitation tales creates noise

1:18:17

that detracts from genuine

1:18:19

scientific inquiry. At

1:18:22

a time when scientists are making

1:18:24

significant strides towards discovering microbial life

1:18:26

beyond Earth, a potential

1:18:28

milestone in human history, these

1:18:31

conspiracy theories risk obscuring

1:18:33

serious scientific efforts. These

1:18:36

tales create so much background

1:18:38

noise that it gets in

1:18:41

the way of legitimate science

1:18:43

communication. None

1:18:45

of these things are good

1:18:47

for democratic societies. They're all

1:18:50

bad and they're all growing.

1:18:52

Political figures should take a

1:18:54

stand against the spread of

1:18:56

alien visitation beliefs. And

1:18:59

they should protect scientific integrity

1:19:01

and preserve authentic indigenous stories.

1:19:04

We can try and accelerate the process

1:19:06

of recording stories that are transmitted orally

1:19:09

before it becomes impossible further

1:19:12

down the line to disentangle

1:19:14

what's authentic from what's not

1:19:16

authentic. You can't stop the

1:19:19

wave. There's

1:19:26

so much to unpack with this. We

1:19:28

don't have time here. I can

1:19:31

see why this guy is a philosopher. I

1:19:38

want to go to point to the indigenous

1:19:40

thing. He's completely

1:19:42

right on that. I

1:19:48

struggle every day

1:19:50

with the fact that I have been

1:19:52

featured prominently on the show Ancient Aliens.

1:19:55

And I'm not defending myself.

1:19:57

I'm stating a fact. I

1:20:00

never speak about indigenous people.

1:20:02

I never talk about

1:20:04

ancient alien theory on that show.

1:20:08

I was brought in throughout several seasons now

1:20:10

to talk about modern day ufology, the

1:20:12

things going on now. The

1:20:15

closest I came to sort of ancient

1:20:17

alien stuff was a

1:20:19

story about Egypt, but

1:20:22

it had nothing to do with alien

1:20:24

intervention or building the pyramids or anything

1:20:26

like that. I

1:20:29

do agree that we cannot

1:20:32

strip creation stories, the

1:20:36

oral traditions, the culture of

1:20:38

indigenous people in

1:20:41

order to inject our own

1:20:43

possible extraterrestrial

1:20:47

narrative. Now you

1:20:49

go back into pretty much any

1:20:51

indigenous culture and there is a form

1:20:54

of other or,

1:20:56

you know, whether

1:20:59

it's gods or some

1:21:01

sort of non-human interaction

1:21:05

with something, star people, you name it, it's

1:21:09

pretty prevalent throughout every

1:21:11

indigenous culture. So that's

1:21:13

not to say it's not happening and

1:21:15

it hasn't happened, but a lot of

1:21:17

this comes down to interpretation, again,

1:21:20

or religious beliefs, everything, everything.

1:21:23

But I do agree, tend to agree with him on that point.

1:21:27

Point one, in terms

1:21:29

of this undermines governance

1:21:32

and our trust in institutions,

1:21:36

I take some issue with that. They've

1:21:39

done that themselves. They

1:21:44

are the ones who have made the public

1:21:46

not trust them. And

1:21:48

it's only gotten worse, especially

1:21:50

in the United States of America.

1:21:56

The government has failed the people so many times. 23%

1:30:00

of you said don't care drink your beer All

1:30:04

right. Well, it is too early to tell and

1:30:06

for the 23% of you Cheers

1:30:13

Ah Man

1:30:18

that's good I

1:30:23

know probably a lot of you can't get this maybe in Europe. I Can't

1:30:26

even read the back. I tried its own German So

1:30:32

This is fun There was a I

1:30:34

mean, these are all over the place if you're on tiktok

1:30:37

and stuff, which I think I am I don't remember the

1:30:39

last time I've even gone over to take that There's

1:30:42

a lot of people who do like conspiracy theory tiktok and specifically

1:30:47

moon landing conspiracy tiktok and

1:30:52

recently There was there's

1:30:54

a lot of people who do like conspiracy theory

1:30:57

tiktok com

1:30:59

specialist and stem space influencer

1:31:01

that I follow her name

1:31:03

is at Astro Alexandra And

1:31:07

she does these great tiktoks kind of

1:31:09

debunking a lot of conspiracy theories about

1:31:11

space and Clarifying a

1:31:14

lot of the stories that come out about

1:31:16

space whether it's like the things they found

1:31:18

on Mars or you know The the gases

1:31:20

found her on Venus or you know when

1:31:22

we get so excited about is this alien

1:31:25

life? And then it turns out

1:31:27

you know, there are much more

1:31:29

prosaic explanations and whatnot. Wow

1:31:33

Susan just inform me we're up to 500

1:31:35

people watching. That's incredible. Thank

1:31:37

you guys. Thank you for watching I

1:31:39

truly appreciate you spending your Sunday Evening

1:31:42

with us. It means the world to us.

1:31:44

So thank you. Thank you for being here

1:31:48

So yeah, I'll judge these great videos

1:31:50

kind of debunking things Crystallizing

1:31:52

things and this is her. I want to

1:31:54

show you this because I think it's really

1:31:56

funny her responding to

1:31:59

a moon landing conspiracy

1:32:02

video. Let's let's add

1:32:04

things on a lighter note I guess, right?

1:32:07

I do have one more clip after that because I did

1:32:09

put a image of Elizondo

1:32:11

in our featured image so I

1:32:13

would have to show something from

1:32:15

Elizondo, right? He's been all over

1:32:17

the place so we will do

1:32:19

that. But watch this quick video

1:32:21

about debunking the conspiracy

1:32:23

of us not landing on the

1:32:25

moon. So the camera was

1:32:28

mounted inside the lander in a

1:32:30

compartment called the MESA and when

1:32:32

the lunar lander

1:32:39

landed on the moon Neil Armstrong from

1:32:41

inside the lander pulled a lever and

1:32:43

that deployed the MESA. The MESA is

1:32:45

where some of the equipment was so

1:32:47

here it is and it's pointed that

1:32:49

way right at the ladder and this

1:32:51

is what the camera looked like mounted

1:32:53

inside of that. No cameraman just engineering.

1:32:56

Look how did that car fit

1:32:58

in the rocket ship? I think this is

1:33:00

an incredible question the car the rover folded

1:33:02

up and when astronauts were on the moon

1:33:04

they deployed it there's video of it very

1:33:06

cool. Then the guy's floating around with a

1:33:08

big cord to his stomach and they're telling

1:33:10

you that's his life

1:33:12

support. What's he give us eating

1:33:14

him through the tube like a

1:33:16

baby? No the astronauts ate inside

1:33:18

of the lunar lander the hose

1:33:20

is for like breathing and air

1:33:22

purposes. They're bouncing around like a

1:33:24

f***ing work off. Yeah watch let

1:33:26

me show you. So you agree

1:33:28

it's not earth gravity they're bouncing

1:33:30

around. There it goes bye-bye you

1:33:33

know what I'm gonna stay behind you guys go back

1:33:35

to earth I'll die up here and how the f***

1:33:37

did he get the film back to earth? So

1:33:40

the takeoff from the moon was actually filmed

1:33:42

by a camera on the lunar rover which

1:33:44

was pre-programmed to lift up and then pan

1:33:46

to try to follow them as they took

1:33:48

off from the moon and the film didn't

1:33:50

have to get back to earth because it

1:33:53

wasn't film it was live transmitted back to

1:33:55

earth that's how people saw the landing live

1:33:57

and yes the camera is still on the

1:33:59

moon. Oh

1:34:06

my god. That

1:34:08

is every construction

1:34:11

worker I ever passed in

1:34:13

Queens for over 10

1:34:15

years of living in New York City.

1:34:18

I love it. I love

1:34:20

that guy, whoever he is. But

1:34:22

I even more appreciate and

1:34:25

love the work Alexandra did on

1:34:27

clarifying a lot of that for us. Study

1:34:29

some space history. Michael

1:34:31

Antitid says agreed, agreed.

1:34:35

Wow. I go follow her guys.

1:34:37

Again, it's at Astro

1:34:39

Alexandra. She's on

1:34:41

TikTok or everything. She does a lot

1:34:44

of short videos like this that are

1:34:46

both fun, entertaining. And that was definitely

1:34:48

the funniest one I've seen. Bye.

1:34:50

Goodbye. How they

1:34:52

gonna get the video back? How they gonna get back?

1:34:55

I'm terrible at accents. Jane

1:34:58

can attest to that. It's

1:35:01

a hoax. Hate to

1:35:03

break your dreams, what this protection

1:35:05

says. Hey, believe

1:35:08

what you want to believe. My conspiracy

1:35:10

was ruined, alien fuck says. Jeffrey

1:35:13

says I like the conspiracy that Stanley Cooper

1:35:16

faked it then gave subtle clues to the

1:35:18

fact throughout the Shining movie. The

1:35:21

NASA shirt Danny is wearing is one

1:35:24

scene in one scene. Oh, interesting. Oh,

1:35:26

yeah, I do remember Danny wearing that.

1:35:29

I love that movie. There

1:35:33

was a movie that's out right now. I think

1:35:36

it's called Fly Me to the Moon. Has

1:35:39

anyone seen it? I was thinking of going, like,

1:35:41

I don't know, to a matinee or something if it's still It's

1:35:44

a comedy with I think Channing Tatum and Scarlett

1:35:48

Johansson, if I'm

1:35:50

getting those names right. And it's

1:35:53

about like us faking the

1:35:55

moon landing. It's a total comedy. But

1:35:57

it looked really cute. It looked fun. And

1:36:00

I'm interested to see how they handle all

1:36:02

of that. Um, so My

1:36:07

personal thoughts on the whole moon landing

1:36:09

conspiracy specter civil I wonder if he

1:36:11

can see I can Welcome

1:36:14

specter Welcome specter

1:36:17

civil Welcome

1:36:19

to our show and I'm so happy you're

1:36:21

joining us from twitch because I didn't know

1:36:23

if those comments made it over here But

1:36:25

you are a guinea pig and it worked.

1:36:27

So thank you. Thank you so much for

1:36:29

being Spectre civil I

1:36:32

believe gosh, she was probably at least

1:36:34

two three years now that makes us

1:36:36

fear feel specter that

1:36:38

I had you on the October

1:36:41

edition of somewhere in the skies for spooky

1:36:43

season So if you guys go

1:36:45

back you can definitely find that episode for sure.

1:36:47

It was a lot of fun for

1:36:50

sure What

1:36:54

was I saying, oh Yeah, my

1:36:56

thoughts on the moon landing We

1:36:59

went to the moon I'm

1:37:01

at least that's what I personally believe. I

1:37:04

definitely believe we went to them in. Um What

1:37:08

I think is possible

1:37:11

is that they were so Paranoid

1:37:15

that the video

1:37:17

transported back Or

1:37:21

broadcast back might be so

1:37:23

bad that it would be like unarable Or

1:37:27

maybe something really bad Could

1:37:29

happen or would happen or did

1:37:31

happen even? That

1:37:35

they wanted a contingency plan There

1:37:38

was no way in hell that

1:37:40

the United States was not going to be the first

1:37:42

to land on the moon That was never

1:37:44

up for debate They would make

1:37:47

damn sure of that even if they did have to fake

1:37:49

it But that's to

1:37:51

say I don't think they faked the moon

1:37:53

landing I think it's possible that

1:37:55

they may and I'm

1:37:57

really going on on a limb here this total spike

1:38:00

Maybe they filmed something, a

1:38:02

staged version, just in case.

1:38:04

You know, kind

1:38:08

of like Saturday Night Live. They

1:38:11

do a rehearsal before they go

1:38:13

live and they tape it because

1:38:15

sometimes the actual sketch, rehearsed sketches

1:38:17

on SNL are funnier or the

1:38:19

audience is better or the actors

1:38:21

are better in the rehearsal that

1:38:24

they, they're like, oh my God, we can insert

1:38:26

that later into the live broadcast. Because

1:38:29

it's so much better. So who knows?

1:38:31

Who knows? It's just a thought. It's just a theory.

1:38:34

But yeah, I

1:38:36

love that clip. I will watch that clip forever.

1:38:39

God bless that conspiracy theory, TikTok,

1:38:42

New Yorker, or New Jersey. I'm

1:38:44

not sure which. Thank

1:38:48

you, Suzanne. Putting that up

1:38:50

there. 2021

1:38:54

Spectre, really? Oh my God, I feel so old. Okay,

1:38:59

guys, I promise you,

1:39:01

we're at the tail end here. We

1:39:04

have a clip from

1:39:06

the recent That UFO Podcast

1:39:08

interview with Luis Elizondo. And

1:39:12

it's pretty good interview. I highly suggest you guys

1:39:14

go listen to it. I was able to ask

1:39:16

Elizondo some questions that a lot of these other

1:39:18

sort of, I guess, mainstream

1:39:21

outlets haven't been able to

1:39:23

do. And

1:39:25

it's clear that Andy did

1:39:27

that on purpose, like, why cover the same

1:39:29

damn things over and over and over again.

1:39:33

So a lot of people wanted

1:39:35

to know Elizondo's thoughts on the

1:39:37

claims made by Ross Colthart about

1:39:40

a massive giant, big,

1:39:42

huge, huge, giant, massive,

1:39:44

ginormous UFO being hidden

1:39:47

somewhere. So

1:39:49

big that a building had to be built around it

1:39:51

to hide it. Where

1:39:53

is it? Where

1:39:58

is it? Pine Gap. study

1:46:00

and investigate this

1:46:03

craft. You know,

1:46:06

I guess that didn't work out or it didn't happen.

1:46:08

I don't know. I don't know. But I found that

1:46:10

interesting that that was one of the reasons. And there

1:46:12

was another part in the interview where George

1:46:15

Knapp specifically admits that

1:46:20

he was told, I shouldn't

1:46:22

say specifically admits, he was told that

1:46:26

there is a fully intact craft that

1:46:28

members of the United States military and

1:46:30

government have been able to gain access

1:46:32

inside of. 100%. He's

1:46:39

saying that that is accurate, that that is

1:46:41

at least what he was told. So

1:46:44

if we are to take whoever told him that with

1:46:47

a grain of salt, then

1:46:49

that has happened. We have been inside

1:46:51

a UFO, apparently. So

1:46:54

all interesting, all speculative, all

1:46:56

up for debate, obviously, as all

1:46:58

of this always is. Welcome

1:47:01

to Ufology. Go

1:47:03

check out all of the interviews, guys. I don't

1:47:06

even have time, enough time to

1:47:08

mention how many Elizondo has done in

1:47:10

the past couple weeks. And we'll probably

1:47:12

continue to do. But there's a bunch

1:47:15

of documentaries coming out about UFOs in

1:47:17

the coming weeks, months. So check those

1:47:19

out, including one coming

1:47:21

next year by one Ryan Sprigg.

1:47:23

So stay tuned for

1:47:25

that as well. I

1:47:27

should have more information as that

1:47:30

unravels. But that's going to do it, guys.

1:47:32

From me to you. This was a jam packed

1:47:35

episode of somewhere in the live stream. I want

1:47:37

to thank all of you for joining us again,

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where you can leave donations. Otherwise

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we have our Buy Me a Coffee and our PayPal

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of your support goes right back into

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to all of you, our Apple

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Premium subscribers, if you're just

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listening to this. And I

1:48:41

think that's it. I think that's it. My

1:48:43

special thanks as always to Suzanne for

1:48:45

doing a wonderful job in the chat,

1:48:48

for hopping on with us and giving

1:48:50

her thoughts on a NAMACON. Again, go

1:48:52

back, watch NAMACON day one, day two

1:48:54

are available in perpetuity. The

1:48:56

last three presentations of each day

1:48:58

were unfortunately cut off due to

1:49:00

YouTube's maximum time for

1:49:02

archived live streams. But I

1:49:04

have released almost all of

1:49:07

those presentations, the last three presentations

1:49:09

from each day individually on the

1:49:11

NAMACON playlist. So check that out

1:49:14

as well. And last but

1:49:16

not least, I promise, we

1:49:20

now are the official

1:49:22

home of the Bite-sized UFOs

1:49:24

show with Graham Rendell. So

1:49:27

if you are not subscribed

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to the YouTube channel of Graham

1:49:32

Rendell, go check it out right

1:49:34

now. Bite-sized UFOs, subscribe, hit the

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like button, watch the videos. Graham

1:49:40

goes through historical UFO cases in

1:49:42

like 10 minutes or

1:49:44

less. They're so easy to just

1:49:47

digest on a commute or while

1:49:49

you're doing the dishes or anything,

1:49:51

literally anything. You can hear about

1:49:53

a historical UFO case that you

1:49:55

probably have never heard of before.

1:49:57

And all of these come from

1:49:59

Graham's. 1995

1:52:01

Android 1995 Central

1:52:03

New York off the st. Lawrence

1:52:05

River Alright

1:52:10

Just making sure I got everything here Wait,

1:52:14

I have ten more stories for you guys. No,

1:52:16

I'm just kidding. I'm kidding Let's get out of

1:52:18

here. Have a wonderful night and I will see

1:52:20

you next week and yeah Yeah,

1:52:22

be on the lookout for black triangles in just an hour. Thank

1:52:25

you. Thank you and I'll

1:52:27

leave you with our mantra as always guys

1:52:29

keep your feet on the ground,

1:52:31

but never stop searching somewhere in the skies.

1:52:33

Take care You

1:52:59

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