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For those who follow early rock and roll, there's the recent death of one of the first guitar "gods," Duane Eddy: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/05/01/arts/music/duane-eddy-dead.html

I found this review, totally unsolicited, on Amazon Music, where we have thousands of reviews with an average rating of 4.5: Our Editor's Take The Paracast - The Gold Standard of Paranormal Radio explores the unexplainable. This podcast features fascinating discussions about all things...

Thanks Curt. And thanks for being a great friend to the show.

Dear Listener, I can’t tell you how much we appreciate your support over the years. As you know, The Paracast debuted on February 28, 2006. Within months, we seemed to catch on, and listeners labeled us “the gold standard of paranormal radio” for offering an honest presentation of the world of...

The Paracast Newsletter April 28, 2024 www.theparacast.com Author, Psychic and UFO Researcher Philip Kinsella Reveals Incredible and Frightening UFO Abductions on The Paracast! The Paracast is heard Sundays on the GCN Radio Network and affiliates around the USA, the IRN Internet Radio...

Big changes are afoot! As most of you know, our network, GCN. shuts down on May 5, 2024. But The Paracast will go on, but with some changes. We'll still be available for free download from your favorite podcast service, including Apple, Google, Spotify and even Amazon! The regular free show...

And the last founding member of the Moody Blues: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/04/25/arts/music/mike-pinder-moody-blues-dead.html

Kurt Konecny is one of the co-hosts of the podcast “The Strange Sessions.” In the podcast, Kurt and his friend and fellow ghosthunter Krista look into stories of the strange, whether it’s poltergeists, alien abduction, time travel, Bigfoot, or the nature of reality itself. Expecting only a few...

The Paracast Newsletter April 21, 2024 www.theparacast.com Discover the Secrets of the Real Inventor of Television and an Antigravity Pioneer with Author and Biographer Paul Schatzkin on the Paracast! The Paracast is heard Sundays from 3:00 AM until 6:00 AM Central Time on the GCN Radio...

Philip Kinsella from Bedfordshire, England, is the author of several UFO and spiritual books and has written countless articles surrounding UFOs, consciousness and the afterlife. He began his investigations after an alien abduction he’d experienced back in the winter of 1989 and has spent the...

The Paracast Newsletter April 14, 2024 www.theparacast.com Discover the Amazing Secrets of "Psychic Doctor" Edgar Cayce, Atlantis, Ancient Egypt and More with Dr. Thomas F. Lawson on the Paracast! The Paracast is heard Sundays from 3:00 AM until 6:00 AM Central Time on the GCN Radio Network...

Thanks, Don. Glad to hear from you.

In all fairness, I thought Moore's persona as Bond was just a revisit of his role as the Saint, too light-hearted. Bond is very much a brute, and there has to be grit in the portrayal. Timothy Dalton was also quite good as Bond; again with the proper level of menace.

But Connery was closer to the original Ian Fleming concept, though in his own way, Daniel Craig was also.

Yes, it's Russian disinformation, and it's frightening how wide it's spread among House Republicans in the U.S.

Some examples of the lies Trump tells, lies that his followers unfortunately believe to be true: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2024/04/08/us/politics/trump-speech-mistruths.html

It would have been a logical plot point. In passing, actor Richard Kiel brought unexpected humanity to the role of Jaws, and, in "Moonraker," he actually became a hero who helped Bond defeat the enemy. Kiel also became a fan favorite. In watching an interview or two of him over the years, he...

That's pop culture for ya. :)

There is, of course, the false memory that the girlfriend of Jaws, the character from two James Bond films , "The Spy Who Loved Me" and "Moonraker," also had steel-capped teeth. She didn't. Human memories are very imperfect, and cultural memes can create false impressions of what's really going...

Paul Schatzkin is a biographer of obscure 20th century scientists. He has been described variously as a visionary, gadfly, serial entrepreneur, Internet pioneer, staunch McLuhanist, author, occasional bomb-thrower, guitarist and songwriter. He was born in New York City and raised in Springsteen...