On the Show — Kevin J. Guhl

[Gene Steinberg]

Kevin J. Guhl leverages his experience as a professional journalist to investigate America’s strangest legends, uncovering glimmers of truth and insights into the bizarre characters and events woven into the tapestry of U.S. history. He chronicles the anomalous via highly researched articles on his website, www.ThunderbirdPhoto.com. Kevin published his first book, “An Anthology of American Strangeness, Vol. 1: Thunderbirds, Lost Temples and Skeleton Ghosts,” in 2024.

He possesses a passion for storytelling and is an award-winning reporter and has enjoyed a long career in PR. In addition, he has served as artist/writer for multiple long-running comic strips and his short stories have been published in various science fiction anthologies. Kevin is proud of his home state of New Jersey and resides in Jersey Devil territory.

Our cohost will be Tim Swartz.

Recording Date (including After The Paracast):
Wednesday, December 11th at 2:00 PM Pacific (5:00 PM Eastern)

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Broadcast and Streaming Date:
December 15, 2024

 

[Oakenwulf]

great show, just finished it, 1 thing though as someone who has nothing against Smithsonian - a future question for Mr. Guhl and beyond, I do notice some coincidence/conspiracy about them and missing artifacts and giant skeletons/evidence that vanished soon as they were notified, as for someone as myself who has researched and looking for other giant mounds/burial sites of unusual kind, seen a handful of interesting writings/articles ( which i didn't archive for my own research) that agents of "Smithsonian" took artifacts and they never seen the light of day and blinked out of existence , if it was not the smith then who on what deep dark level who would hide the fact of exitance of buried tall people or so called giants, frontline smith employees i do believe wouldn't not know, but moving into the deeper paranormal or history changing tiers of it , you gotta think what could actually be happening, and no don't think the employed giants are recovering their own or could they? The Smith cant be all innocent in this

 

[ThunderbirdPhoto]

Thank you for listening to the show! I'm probably letting my fondness for the helpful employees of the modern-day Smithsonian to influence me. The prevalence of stories about the remains of giants being discovered is fascinating, and the apparent absence of said remains today does bear further investigation. It's been one of those topics I keep coming across and want to research in greater depth.

 

[Gene Steinberg]

We were happy to have you on.