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- Feb 28, 202621 min
Here... at the end of all things...
I do not regret what I've said. I've had a blast. Hope you've enjoyed it. Create recklessly, give money to those who do, fight the fucking power, and carry on. See ya.
- Jul 19, 20241h 31m
The End Notes, Volume 2: Rambling with John Tenney
John Tenney stops by the pod, and we ramble about the sanity of experiencers, how easy it is to feed your delusion on magical thinking, manifestation and doing magic for others instead of yourself, the contactees, the UFO grifters of past and present, and much more! The Aura Rhanes tweet Close Encounter at Kelly and Others of 1955 by Isabel Davis and Ted Bloecher
- Jul 19, 20241h 12m
The Endnotes, Vol. 1: The Davey Grusch of It All
What's up, Patrons. I sat down with my buddy, Spencer Wirth-Davis (The What If? Podcast) to talk about David Grusch's appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience. From one man's martyrdom, to a talk about muscle cars and A.I., episode 2065 of the JRE will leave you annoyed as hell and wondering what you just listened to. Don't worry, Spencer and I have got you. From talks about alien life, to talks about muscle cars, orangutans using sticks and AI, this conversation leaves no stone unturned, dives into the "white wing" of ufology, and goes places you don't even see coming.
- Jul 19, 202443 min
Our Strange Skies: After Dark, Vol 2: Dark Harder
On this installment of OSS After Dark that is definitely NSFW, Jeff and I bring you the story of one woman's fling with a smelly alien, Claude (who would go on to found the Raelien movement) proudly showing off his baguette to anyone he could, an alien matchmaker that looked like Mega Man, and the story of Rob Krisohperson, who's sexual encounter could best be described as a "mat classic." Special thanks to Jeff Demers for putting in the time on this one. Sources: Sexual Encounters with Extraterrestrials by C.L Turnage The World's Greatest Alien Abduction Mysteries by Alva Press The Self-Destruction of the Ultimate Warrior Theme song: "Ufo" by Floats, available on Soundcloud, iTunes and Spotify Logo designed by Megan Lagerberg
- Jul 19, 202443 min
Our Strange Skies After Dark, Vol. 1: So Good, You'll Never Want A Vol. 2
WARNING: Though this episode is hilariously dumb, it it most definitely NSFW Look, y'all voted for this, so you have nobody to blame but yourselves. In the first, and what I hope is the only volume of this series, we bring you three stories, about people having sex with aliens. In the first story, Susan meets a reptilian alien named Quetyl whom she falls deeply in love with only to have things end tragically. In the second, truck driver Alvin Guerra finds himself taken on board a UFO by a group of alien women. Before long, they "reward" him with sex. And our third story is about a housewife angry and wronged by a group of aliens who had an orgy with her husband. Special thanks to Kay Gray from The Haunted Mitten Podcast for playing the part of Liberato's scorned wife. Special thanks to Jeff Demers for writing this episode. Music is from Soundstripe Sources Sexual Encounters With Extraterrestrials by C.L. Turnage "UFO, Occupants and Sex in Colombia" by Ignacio Darnaude, Translated by Gordon Creighton, Flying Saucer Review, Vol 23, No 1, January-February 1977
- Jul 19, 202423 min
The Hum and the Silence, Vol 24: The Extraterrestrial Saints of Norman Harrison
“This earth is now under close surveillance and profound scrutiny by alien intelligence from distant star systems. I am NOT being silly. I know what I am saying and doing as well as you.” Norman Harrison, 1977 In the early 1970s Norman Harrison started to receive messages from extraterrestrials about such things as... earth's destruction. Were these messages the product of genuine contact, or the result of one man's struggles with life? Research on this episode was done by the great Jeff Demers Source: "A Stranger in the City" by Nigel Watson, MUFOB, New Series 14, Spring 1979 Theme song: "Ufo" by Floats, available on Soundcloud, iTunes and Spotify Logo designed by Megan Lagerberg
- Jul 19, 202426 min
The Hum and the Silence, Vol 23: The Huron Visitations
Hello patrons! For this bonus episode we dive into the experiences of Vera L. Perry and Millar Faber, two strangers who experienced Bigfoot like activity in association with UFOs, unmarked helicopters, disgruntled police officers, and strange bedroom humanoids. Research for this episode was done by the great Jeff Demers Source: "The Huron Visitations: A Personal Narrative" by Miss Vera L. Perry, Awareness Vol 7 No 1 1978 Theme song: "Ufo" by Floats, available on Soundcloud, iTunes and Spotify Logo designed by Megan Lagerberg
- Jul 19, 202459 min
The Hum and the Silence, Vol 22: The 50 States Project: California
Look, is this project a mistake? Probably, but I will attempt to dethrone Sufjan Stevens and make this 50 states thing work! Anyway, today I bring you some really strange cases from California, including what may be the most terrifying looking UFO of all time, a case reminiscent of the film, The Fourth Kind, a mining couple plagued by a zapping UFO, and some orange stealing aliens! Sources: “Colusa (California) Close Encounter, 10 September 1976: Investigative Report, Part 1” by Brad Sparks, The APRO Bulletin, Vol 25, No 8, February 1977 “Colusa (California) Close Encounter, 10 September 1976: Investigative Report, Part 2” by Brad Sparks, The APRO Bulletin, Vol 25, No 9, March 1977 “Colusa (California) Close Encounter, 10 September 1976: Investigative Report, Part 3” by Brad Sparks, The APRO Bulletin, Vol 25, No 10, April 1977 “Colusa Report Corrections” by Staff Writer, The APRO Bulletin, Vol 26, No 1, July 1977 “The Happy Camp, California, Sightings - Part 1” by Paul Cerny, UFO Research Newsletter, Vol 5, No 9, December 1977 - January 1978 “The Happy Camp, California, Sightings - Part 2” by Paul Cerny, UFO Research Newsletter, Vol. 5, No 10, February-March 1978 “They like Happy Camp, Part II” by Emilie A. Frank, The Dunsmuir News, September 1, 1976, Pg 3 “Focus: UFOs? You Better Believe It” by Dennis Rowedder, Daily Independent Journal, February 14, 1976, Pg. 61 “Expert: UFO was no phony” by Don West, The San Francisco Examiner, August 14, 1975 “Helen White appears on ‘Real People’” by Hazel Davis, UFO Newsclipping Service, No 126, January 1980 “The Redding, California, Mining Case” by Paul Cerny, The MUFON UFO Journal, No 125, April 1978 “A close encounter with alien claim jumpers: A dynamite tale” by Staff Writer, The San Francisco Examiner, February 5, 1978 “Humanoid Case with ‘Message’” by Richard Hall, The MUFON UFO Journal, No 143, January 1980 Theme song: "Ufo" by Floats, available on Soundcloud, iTunes and Spotify Logo designed by Megan Lagerberg
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