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Paul Kimball
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Oh my... less than 5 minutes in, and Greg has already slipped in an Eric Cartman voice. Nice!! 
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Oh my... less than 5 minutes in, and Greg has already slipped in an Eric Cartman voice. Nice!!
Welcome aboard, MJ-44!
I enjoyed the episode a lot.
The early section, where Bosely spoke of his Dad's accounts of Roswell and hairless humans living beneath the Earth, caught my attention. Mac Tonnies cryptos ideas have gained a lot of traction and Bosley appears with accounts that seem to validate the notion.
There's a pattern (or history) of ex-agency/govt/military guys coming out with accounts that appear to lend credibility to the popular themes of the day. They tend to be discredited (sooner or later) by wilder claims that undermine their more plausible claims.
If confusion is the agenda, they do a great job.
That said, it was another good episode. Bosley made a good interviewee.
The 33rd parallel thing really bothered me. Just because some events have happened on that line does not mean it's cursed. If this was the case everyone on that line would be doomed. I'd say it's more coincidence than anything.
I liked the beginning of the episode a lot more than later on when the guest started making all these wild claims, like seeing a god in a mountain. It's all well and good to say it, but is sounds more like trying to pass off fiction as truth.
Walter Bosley sounds like a really creative guy though.
Greg Bishop = great co-host. Looking forward to hearing more of him.
Also, I was with Gene when I kept thinking "Walter Bishop."
The problem with interviewing Bosley is that he has so many stories to tell, each can consume a full episode. I wanted to use this plus his brief participation in our "Hollow Earth" serve as an introduction. In the future, with Greg's help of course, we'll want to tightly focus on the individual incidents.
Hmm... I didn't buy anything the guest said.
Has his background possibly been confirmed by anyone with documentation?
Very much enjoyed Greg as guest host.
It's a short step from this kind of show to Coast to Coast, IMHO.
Lance
Hmm... I didn't buy anything the guest said.
Has his background possibly been confirmed by anyone with documentation?
Very much enjoyed Greg as guest host.
It's a short step from this kind of show to Coast to Coast, IMHO.
Lance
Hmm... I didn't buy anything the guest said.
Has his background possibly been confirmed by anyone with documentation?
Very much enjoyed Greg as guest host.
It's a short step from this kind of show to Coast to Coast, IMHO.
Lance
I've looked at ley lines before and I've seen multiple different conflicting maps. I've also never seen a coherent description of where ley lines really come from. So count me as skeptical on that whole subject... though I do very often think that places can have feelings attached to them. There might be something under there, such as geomagnetism.