Episode 23: Are The LITTLE People Real?

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Wizard of Weird. This is Strange Things Warren. I am
Joshua B. Warren, and each week on this show I'll
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and weird experiments you can do at home, and a
lot more. On this edition of the program, The Little People,
I want to read something to you that was written
by an irishman in eighteen fifty. Up the airy Mountain,

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down the rushy glen, we dare not go a hunting
for fear of little men. We folk, good folk, trooping
all together, green jacket, red cap and white owl's feather.
Down along the rocky shore. Some make their home. They

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live on crispy pancakes of yellow tide foam, some in
the reeds of the Black Mountain lake, with frogs for
their watchdogs. All night awake, high on the hilltop, the
old king sits. He is now so old and gray,
he's nearly lost his wits. With a bridge of white

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mist column kill, he crosses on his stately journeys from
Sleeve League to Ross's, or going up with the music
on cold starry nights to sup with the Queen of
the gay northern lights. They stole little Bridget for seven

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years long. When she came down again, her friends were
all gone. They took her lightly back between the night
and morrow. They thought that she was fast asleep, but
she was dead with sorrow. They have kept her ever since,
deep within the lake on a bed of fig leaves,

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watching till she wake by the craggy hillside, through the
mosses bare. They have planted thorn trees for my pleasure here,
and there is any man so daring as to dig
them up in spite he shall find their sharpest thorns
in his bed at night, up the airy mountain, down

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the rushy glen, we dare not go a hunting for
fear of little men. We folk, good folk, trooping all together,
green jacket, red cap, and white owl's feather. That was
written by an Irish poet named William Allingham called the

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Fairies Again eighteen fifty. Interesting, isn't it to put yourself
in his mindset that long ago? When I talked about
little people in this show, I'm talking about lepre cons, elves, brownies,
fairy folk. People have lots of different names for them,
including some you've probably never heard before that I'm going

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to share with you. I remember the first time in
my life that a woman I believed, a lady who
was a successful professional and seemed absolutely rational to me,
told me about her encounters with the little people. Now.
I was a teenager then, and I was signing copies

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of a book I had written at a small bookstore
in western North Carolina. She came in to see me,
and we ended up talking for quite some time. She
was very well spoken, seemed quite normal. She was probably
in her fifties, and at one point she looked me
right in the eye and she told me an unbelievable story.

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She said that she had grown up in Lake Lure,
North Carolina, which is in the mountains of the western
part of the state where I'm from. Now, let me
just pause to say Lake Lure is an extremely mystical
enchanting place. It was always considered so by the Native
Americans and to this day. I mean, when you go there,

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it's hard to describe the feeling that you get. You
just look around and you know it. It's sort of
like you've stepped into another dimension around you know, Chimney Rock,
which a lot of psychics say is of vortex of
some kind, big paranormal hotspot. Everything you can imagine there.
I could do a whole hour on just Lake Lure.
I've even led expeditions to this site. So that sets

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the stage, like she is telling me about a really
unusual special place. So she said that when she was
growing up in Lake Lore, that her family kind of
lived off in the woods and they had a really
nice old house, and that one day when she was
a kid. I don't know, she didn't tell me exactly

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how old she was, but she said, you know, I
got the impression she was old enough to no fact
from fiction. Um, her parents were sort of off on
another part of the property doing something. So she more
or less had the house kind of to herself, and
she walked into the living room dining room area, and
she said that there must have been ten or twelve

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little people, and I'm talking about she described them as
being twelve inches tall or less, but proportioned as you know,
fully fully grown adults wearing little outfits, and they were
just running around having a ball. She said. A couple
looked like they were dancing. There was one or two

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that we're trying to get one of the cupboards open.
She said, there was one or two swinging from the chandelier.
I mean, I'm telling you, it reminds me of that movie,
the old Disney film uh Darby O. Gill and the
Little People. If you've never seen that, you should check
it out. And she said that she was just, you know,
obviously stunned and delighted, and it took them a few

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minutes to see her, and when they did, boom, they
all scattered. And she told her parents about this, and
of course they didn't believe her, but she said there
was at least one or two other occasions when during
the afternoon she would walk into a part of the
house and she would see some of them milling around,
and she said she'd never had any other paranormal experiences
in her entire life, but but that was something very real,

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and she just told me that, very matter of factly,
and I wasn't sure what to make of it, because
I'd never had a person stand there in front of
me and tell me something like that before. However, just
a few years after that, one of my best friends,
he was the brother of another one of my best friends.

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His name was Corey. I'm sure he's fine with me
using his name. Um. Corey and one of his buddies
were out fishing there in the mountains, in the Blue
Ridge Mountains, and he said that they had like this
little secret fishing hole they'd found, and so it was
really off the beaten path. And you know how these

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how guys are when they find their secret fishing hall.
You know, they don't tell anybody where that is, and
they like it if it's kind of remote. So he
and his buddy were sitting there fishing, no trace of
anybody else in the entire area, and then at one
point they just look up and to their shock, on
this rock in the middle of the stream, there is

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a little man and he's just sort of squatting down.
They said, he looked like he might be a little
you know, like a foot and a half to two
ft tall, but again a well proportioned little man, wearing
like a on the cap and a little bage kind
of outfit. Just sort of he's sitting there, sort of
crouched on this stone, looking at them quietly, and they
could see him clear as day. It wasn't like he

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was off the distance. So one of them said something
to him like, hey there, you know, or whatever, and
didn't get much of a reaction. And this started to
become a little creepy that the little man just sort
of sitting there watching them and not saying anything. Well,
the water wasn't all that deep if you knew how
to tread across the stream. So he got up and

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started walking across the water, you know, across the creek
bed there. And at that point a little man stood
up and hopped over to another rock. And so the
next thing you know, he and his buddy go chasing
after this little man, and the little man is hopping
from rock to rock, and he kind of gets over

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to the embankment and just he's gone. They said, I
don't know, we don't know if he just de materialized
or we don't know what happened to him. But you know,
one one second, you know, we're chasing this little guy
over the rocks, and then next thing you know, he's gone. Now,
let me tell you something. These are guys I've known,

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you know, for years up to this point. Corey is
the same age as my little sister Jessica, so I've
basically known him his whole life. He's not the kind
of guy who makes things up. Uh, he's hits. So
of course he told me this, and then I remembered
what the woman had told me about Lake Lure, you know,

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living in that area, and what happened to her. And
I started thinking, Okay, is is there something to this?
But then okay, now, uh, probably like a year later,
I was in Barnardsville, North Carolina. All this stuff i'm
telling you about's happening in the mountains of western North Carolina,

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because again that's I grew up. I was in Barnardsville
at this big private mountain the state called gray Stone,
which was created by Johnny and Cindy Caps. And when
we come back from this break, I'm gonna tell you
what Johnny Capps told me he's no longer with us,
but he told me this, and he told me this

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on video, what he saw when he was operating the
bulldozer carving his way up onto this mountain to build
his estate, and why it gave him goose bumps every
time he talked about it. And then I want to
share with you a story about a woman. Okay, she

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wrote me the story and said she saw a hobgoblin.
I'm gonna give you these accounts and then some thoughts
on what the heck is going on here? What are
these things? Who are the little people? I want you
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And let me tell you I knew Johnny Capps very well.
He was a friend. I spent a lot of time
with him. As I mentioned he passed away. Johnny Capps
was a big, burly mountain man. He he looked like,
you know, a hardy version of Kenny Rogers with the
white beard. He always carried a gun on his side.

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And in his early days he worked in construction and
he was a professional bulldozer operator, and so he definitely
knew his way around heavy machinery. And he had been
in all kinds of you know, tough environments, uh, working
really hard throughout his life. And uh he made enough

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money to invest in this mountain where he decided he
would make his dream come true and create kind of
a resort there in Barnardsville, North Carolina called gray Stone Cabins.
And you can still go there today, and you should
go there today if you want a real mountain getaway.

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I cannot tell you him many units I've spent at
gray Stone cabins. But because Johnny was such a confident
bulldozer operator when he was creating gray Stone. And I
don't know what year this was, I can't remember. I'm
my guess is it would be maybe like around the
early nineteen nineties. Often he would get out, Uh he'd

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get up in the morning and get on his bulldozer
just by himself. And and this is a big, big
mountain and he had to carve out a long, long
winding road going up this mountain and he would just
work all day by himself. He enjoyed it. And Johnny
would smoke a lot of cigarettes. And he told me,

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and again he sat down with me, and this is,
you know, when he was I got to know him
when he was, you know, getting up in there in
his years at least uh well, you know, basically he
was looking back on how this whole thing had come together.
And and Johnny said, I was on the bulldozer one day,
and and he told me this on camera. There were

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a bunch of witnesses and he actually told me this
a number of times all camera. I was on the
bulldozer one day, I stopped in the afternoon to just
relax for a minute smoke a cigarette, and he said,
I lit my cigarette and I looked to my left,
and he said, a chill ran down my spine because

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just about ten or fifteen feet away there was this
little man standing beside this big oak tree. Now again,
we're talking about a situation where Johnny Capps was in
the middle of nowhere, Okay, no sign of any other
houses or anything or visible in any direction. And this

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little man, I think Johnny said, he was maybe you know,
two two and a half feet tall at the most
same kind of deal. A little man is wearing sort
of like beige or brownish clothes, little brown cap. And
he said that the thing that freaked him out the
most was the little man had this big ear to
ear grin on his face. And Johnny said, it just

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gave me the goose pumps. He says, I reached for
my pistol immediately. Now, now think about this. Johnny Capps
was a big guy. I'm gonna say he was easily
you know, six ft three, a rugged mountain man. And
yet why did he get this paying of fear just

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by seeing this little man. It reminds you of the poem,
doesn't it, for fear of little Men. There's something about
these guys that somehow seems freaky, almost like they have
a superior quality to us. And Johnny said, like, what
do you want? And the little guy just kind of
turned a little bit and then he was gone, disappeared. Well,

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this happened on a couple more occasions. And by the way,
it's interesting that Johnny was smoking a cigarette because you
often hear that these little people they like tobacco. So
if if you leave out like some good pipe tobacco
in a in a very you know, wooded or rural area,
you might be able to attract him. Apparently they also
like whiskey. I don't know if you'd want to attract him,

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but that's what they say. So maybe it's like the
you know, the smell of of Johnny's cigarette or whatever.
But he saw the little man on two more occasions.
Um one time it was the same kind of deal.
The little guy was just sort of watching him next
to a tree. And then there was another occasion when
he had built a little bridge across the stream, and
the little man was sort of checking out the bridge,

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and right after that Johnny got a couple of big
dogs and that's when the little man disappeared. So I
don't think these little people like big dogs for obvious reasons. Now, again,
this is a person that I knew very well for
years telling me this, And if you put yourself in

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my position, even though I've never seen anything like that, um,
it makes you start to wonder about just how you
know realistic these stories? Maybe? And I got this email
that came in from a listener last uh last year

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that I think might put a very interesting add an
interesting element to this. I just want to read this
to you. It's a little bit lengthy, but it definitely interesting.
Came from a woman named Kathleen. I have her her
whole name and her phone number and everything, but I'll
just give out her first name. She said, that's cool.

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Her name is Kathleen, and she had this experience in California.
She wrote, everything I'm about to tell you took place
in a matter of minutes. Also, I must admit, had
there not been another human present to verify everything I'm
about to tell you, I would for the rest of
my life questioned and doubted what I experienced with my

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own two eyes. My ten year old son, and I
had recently moved into what appeared to be a normal
three bedroom, two bath home, front room, dining room, kitchen,
family room, to car garage on a quiet little court
and a quiet little town called Milpitas, which was snuggled

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right between San Jose in Fremont, right on the border
of the Santa Clara County Alameda County line. The lady
that rented me the house had evicted her son. He
was not happy about that. He started terrorizing me and
my son at all hours of the day and night,
banging on the door demanding to be let in, saying

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he still had belongings in the house, which he did not.
It soon became apparent that I needed not only a
gardener to help with this large property, but a babysitter
and now a bodyguard. Well. Larry, my girlfriend's brother, needed
a place to stay. We had all gone to high
school together in the sixties, so in exchange for a

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free rent, I got a gardener, babysitter, and bodyguard, as
well as repair man and painter. L O. L. The
sun who was evicted was very volatile. He punched holes
in all the walls and doors, so in lieu of
a cleaning deposit and or security deposit. We agreed that

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I would paint and patch the walls. So this one evening,
Larry and I put all the furniture in the center
of the front room and covered it with sheets and
started patching and repairing the holes in the wall so
we could paint. We have been working for hours. It
was a little after midnight. We decided to take a break.
I went into the hallway, entered the first door on

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the left, which was the bathroom. I then left the
bathroom and made her right to continue down the hall,
passed the door on the left, which my ten year
old son was sleeping in. The door at the end
of the hall was Larry's room. We had been taking
the doors off the hinges to repair or replace them.

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My door was on the right. Being a female, I
had put a curtain rod with thick curtains over my
door for privacy. With my left hand, I pulled the
curtains to the side and let out a blood curdling scream.
There was a creature standing on the other side of

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the door. He was a little taller than my waist,
about the size of a five year old. His hands
were clenched and fists on each side of his head
by his ears, and he was staring at me as
if to dare me to enter the room. His hair

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was dark but sparse. I could see his leathery scalp
like the tech drive an old worn football. He had
a thick leather strap across his chest like a sash,
no shirt. His teeth were yellow, his eyes were squinty
and yellowed. His ears were pointed. His pants looked like

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they were made of deer skin. He had moved away
from the door, back about six ft to the middle
of the room. I didn't see him move. He was
just in front of me one minute, and then about
six ft away the next. My glance continued towards the
bottom of his pants, and it was then that I
saw he had no feet. It was a mist. He

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was disappearing from the feet right up before my eyes,
and I let go of the curtain, ran back down
the hall toward Larry. I can't even imagine look on
my face. And before I could say a word, Larry
says to me, you saw that little you know, what
didn't you? And I'm like, what do you mean? What

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did you see? And he described the creature to a t.
Everything I saw, he saw, He said, he saw it
run from the dining room down the hall. Why didn't
you warn me? I said, why didn't you tell me?
He says, I thought I might have been having some
nineteen sixties acid flashback. L O L. When we come

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in the end of the story, and then we're gonna
put all this stuff into context. A leprechauns elves, brownies,
fairy folk, hobgoblins. Some seem relatively harmless, some a little

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more spooky, but mm hmm, certainly not always physical biological creatures.
Mm hmm. The way that you and I know what
could they be? Then we'll see. I'm Joshua pe Warren.
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Kathleen says. We lived in the house for another couple
of years. I never saw that creature again, but we

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heard him constantly. You could hear his footsteps running from
the garage, through the dining room, down the hallway toward
the master bedroom. I gave him the master bedroom, took
my bed and put it in the family room, just
used the master bedroom as a dressing room and use

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the shower and bathroom. There always creep me out, felt
like I was being watched. You would think this would
be the end of the story. But flash forward to
two thousand six. They were showing the first Harry Potter
movie on TV. I had never seen any of the

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movies yet, imagine my surprise when the scene in the
movie shows Harry going into the bank in the witches
and Warlock's dimension. I could not believe my eyes. The
creatures that were the bankers were the same creature I
had seen back in nineteen eighty nine in the house.

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They were identical. What were they called goblins to be exact.
This one was a hobgoblin. These are supposed to be
fairytale stuff, not supposed to be real. I have no explanation,
but like I said, had Larry not been there, I
would question to my dying day if this truly happened.

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But I have a witness. I hope you enjoy my story. Yes,
I enjoyed that. Thank you, Kathleen, Thank you. What do
you think doesn't sound quite physical there, doesn't you know?
The Cherokee was or yeah, man. The Cherokee are one

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of the most prominent tribes from western North Carolina. We
now have the Eastern band of the Cherokee there, and
the Cherokee always talked about what they called the moon
eyed people. If you look it up, Wikipedia says the
moon eyed people are a legendary group of people from
Cherokee tradition who are said to have lived in Appalachia

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until the Cherokee expelled them. It says they are mentioned
in a seventeen book by Benjamin Smith Barton, who explains
they are called moon eyed because they saw poorly during
the day. There was also a writer and researcher named

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James Mooney, ironically, who was born in eighteen sixty one,
and he spent many years, uh, living with Native American
tribes all over the country. And in his nineteen hundred book,
now we're talking about a book published in the year
nineteen hundred, after he'd been spending years and years in

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the eighteen hundreds living with Cherokee, he had this book
called Myths of the Cherokee. It was, I mean talking
about scholarly. This was published by the U. S. Bureau
of American Ethnology within the Smithsonian Institution. And in that book,
Mooney said the Cherokee described them as a quote very
small people, perfectly white end quote. Apparently, the moon eyed

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people were these little pel people who Jim really would
stay underground because they were sensitive to the light. Now,
these stories that I've told you seem to contradict that
because people have seen them, you know, the people that
I know have seen them when it's daylight. But I
don't know, maybe things have changed over the years. But

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they had their own, you know, version of little people
and it and it's not just the Cherokee. And and
also not just little people. The Cherokee also had giants
like Judicola, uh, you know, which you might even say
is kind of related to Bigfoot type creatures. That's something
we'll get into on a future show. But even the

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Hopie Indians of Arizona, they had what they called the
Aunt People. Uh. There's a website called Ancient Ancient hyphen
Origins dot net and they wrote, according to the Hopie
the so called First World or World Age was a
currently destroyed by fire. So there was some kind of

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age of civilization that they said was destroyed by fire,
possibly some sort of volcanism and asteroid strike or a
coronal mass ejection from the sun. The second world was
destroyed by ice, ice age, glaciers, or a pulse shift.
And during these two these like two global cataclysms, the

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virtuous members of the Hopie tribe were guided by an
odd shaped cloud during the day and a moving star
at night that led them to the sky god, who
finally took them to the Aunt people. The Aunt people
then escorted the Hopie into subterranean caves where they found
refuge and sustenance. Yeah, these stories get weirder and weirder, folks,

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And you say, what are we talking about here? It
reminds me of what my buddy Jim Mars used to say,
a little green man runs across the room in the
middle of a party, and one person says, look a
leprechron another person says, look a demon, another person says,
look an alien. People interpret these beings in different ways.

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What we can see is that some of them apparently
are helpful and rewarding, because you have stories about treasure,
you know, finding the pot of gold or the aunt
people helping out the hopie. Some are mischievous or even
downright mean, which I guess makes them just like humans. Right,

(35:36):
You've got the whole spectrum of of types. But regardless,
they seem to be magical, don't they. What are these
little beings? I got an email from a woman named Rosemary,
and she's really into some of these old stories about

(35:57):
these really bizarre types of remain means that are found
of little people or giants and stuff like that. And
then they pop, They pop up here and there throughout
the history books and then dead end. The trail just dwindles,
and um, she's frustrated because you know, she's excited about this.
But she emailed me and she said, you know, do

(36:18):
you know how we can find any physical evidence for
these things? And I wrote her back and I'm gonna
read you my reply to her, I said to her,
um quote, I've even helped some of these stories get
to the media so far, In every case remains turn
out to be either deformed humans, infants, monkeys, or outright gaffs,

(36:45):
which are just fakes when examined by credible experts using
DNA analysis, etcetera. Therefore, I feel that most of these
beings are not physical. In other words, the types of
beings that interest you are real, but they are not
biologically physical in the way you and I are. They
may appear to be when witnessed, but they are not.

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For example, fire is a real physical thing, but it
does not leave a skeleton when it dies. Now you
touch fire, you feel it. It's real, it's physical. It
doesn't leave a physical skeleton when it dies. Anything that
may have left a rare physical skeleton was probably purchased

(37:30):
for some rich person's private collection long ago and is
either still there or it may have just actually burned
up in a fire that was very very common in
in the past, and buildings in quote. So here we go, folks,
We're back to enter dimensional beings, as exemplified by the
Hobgoblin story. That's the only way to reconcile all this.

(37:51):
And another listener named Adjacent he contacted me he's been
watching Discovery Plus and he pointed out there's a show
on there called Expedition big Foot, and the season two
of it has an episode called Paranormal Anomaly. And in
this episode, a primatologist is in this area where people
have been seeing Bigfoot, and she has a thermal camera,

(38:13):
and on the camera you see what looks like some
tall thing standing there that showing up on thermal and
even has has little like orb like things circling around
its head. She sees it clearly on camera. She's got
a register of its temperature and everything. But when she
turns on her flesh like there's nothing there. It's invisible

(38:35):
to the naked eye, but it's showing up on thermal.
And later they go to that location and they actually
see evidence that something has been making depressions and the
leaves and all that. People have a really hard time
accepting this interdimensional, semi physical being concept. And and I

(38:56):
understand that because when these things are physical, okay, they
seem physical when they are physical, because they are physical
at that time, and they seem non physical when they
are non physical, but they are both, and when they die,
apparently they die in the non physical state. Thus to

(39:20):
us in this physical world, there is no trace. And
so what we are ultimately talking about here is this
concept that you have to become less egocentric. It's not
like that because you have a physical body, that anything

(39:44):
else that's real must have a physical body just like
you do, or it's not real. There are things that
can switch. I know it sounds irrational. I know that
right now. There's there's no way to quantify it in
a laboratory use, in the scientific method, which is what
makes it seem like BS understandably again to so many people.

(40:06):
But the more we learn about how real phenomena are
often non physical, well, the easier it should be for
you to grasp that. I mean, right now, you're surrounded
by radio waves and they're creating physical reactions. What do
you think remote control is? Remote control looked like some
kind of a magical miracle when it was first invented.

(40:28):
You push a button here and the thing moves over there,
but there's nothing touching it in between. How does that work? Hey, listen,
when we come back, I want to read some interesting
emails to you. I got one, for example, from a
man in Massachusetts. He wrote, Joshua, You're not gonna believe this.

(40:50):
I'll tell you what he wrote when we come back.
I am Joshua pe Warren. You're listening to Strange Things
on the I Heart Radio and Coast to Coast a
baron normal podcast network, and I will be all right
back after this break. Don't go anywhere. There's more Joshua

(41:13):
pe Warren and Strange Things coming right up. Hey, the
Coast to Coast YouTube channel channel. Go to Coast to
Coast am dot com for more information. Welcome back to

(42:00):
the final segment of this edition of Strange Things on
the I Heart Radio ad Coast to Coast STAM. There
were Normal Podcast Network. I am your host, Joshua Pete Warren,
and you hear me talk sometimes about my buddy Vance Pollock.
I call him Sherlock Pollock. He is a fantastic sleuth,

(42:22):
especially an Internet sleuth. And listen to this. Call this
a public service announcement. He's come up with something that
you can participate in, either as a game or for research.
It's a free Facebook group. Anybody can join it, and
it's called where Is that, and you post a picture

(42:43):
of anywhere in the world from any point in time,
and other people try to see if they can figure
out where it is and or where it was. And
so you go there and you can look at all
these pictures that people have posted and maybe you'll recognize something,
and then you can post stuff of your own and
its brand new and everybody's loving it. So if you're
a Facebook person, just go to Facebook dot com, forward

(43:06):
slash groups, forward slash where is that? You might also
just be able to search for where is that advance pollock,
but you will probably find it, And uh, it'd be
kind of interesting to see what kind of a research
community we can build using vance pollocks where is That?
I'm going to be interviewing him, by the way, about
some of his adventures on an upcoming edition of the program.

(43:31):
Here is an email I got from Chris. He says,
all right, well, I guess it could be a It
could be a lady as well. Chris says, Dear Josh,
I listened to your podcast and heard the fortune tone
for the first time. One hour later, my company announced

(43:52):
we were getting a production bonus for the first time
in a year. Five hundred dollars. Well, congratulations, Chris, and
I guess that means I'll have to play the good
Fortune tone again. At the end of this segment, I
got this email from Matt and Massachusetts and uh, he

(44:14):
went to my curiosity shop and got the D Materializer
a k a. The Bad Buster, which you know those
things they sell out so they Anyway, he says, Josh,
I love all your podcast on I Heart Radio and
listened to the one about your D Materializer that I bought.

(44:34):
And You're not gonna believe this. For years, I've had
a stiff neck and it was mostly on my left side,
and I've tried everything heat and cold packs, massaging, medication
over the counter, and prescription but nothing worked. I used
your bad Buster and within two days my stiff neck
was not stiff anymore. Three exclamation points. Now, I wonder

(45:01):
how I can use this to win one million dollars
from the lottery. Any thoughts please let me know. Well, Hey,
I'm delighted by this, and you know, I never make
any type of medical or health claims with anything that
I sell, but I'm just thrilled when I get a
message like that, and when it comes to you know,
using the bad buster to gain funds. Well, the bad

(45:24):
buster is designed to neutralize things that you don't want,
so you what you want to do is neutralized lack
in your life. And so for example, you might write
financial stress on a piece of paper and slip that
into the tube to neutralize financial stress, and and see
what happens. It doesn't have to be the lottery necessarily.

(45:44):
You never know how these things might manifest. This is
a really cool one I got from Jordan's and um,
this is about episode eighteen, which was about ha pono
pono and synchronicity. And by the way, a guy who
listens says, you're not saying it right, Josh, it's supposed
to be Ho a poto poo. You gotta stress now,

(46:06):
Ho ho a pono pono. So there you go, ho
a poto pono and synchronicity. Do you remember an episode
eight teen I talked about my sort of butterfly synchronicity experiment. Well,
Jordan wrote, I live right across the mountain from your
old Asheville stomping grounds. I live in Johnson City, Tennessee.
I work in Charleston, South Carolina, so I have a

(46:29):
four hour commute twice a week and stumbled upon your
podcast quiet by accident and says it was okay. So
Anyway goes on to say, I was immediately hooked. I
indulge in every experiment and I'm fascinated by every episode.
I've implemented several of your ideas into my life and

(46:49):
wanted to share a couple of experiences. I was driving
through the mountains of Asheville on my way to work
last Sunday and was intrigued by your butterfly experiment. I
decided to try it myself, and I arrived at my destination,
settled in for bed, and decided to unwind by playing
Pokemon Go on my phone. Any guests as to which

(47:12):
Pokemon appeared. As soon as I launched the app, there
was a picture, a little screenshot. It was a butterfly
Pokemon called butter Free. Jordan goes on to say, how's
that for synchronicity, and of course his main attack is
called psychic Also, I've been aware of the law of

(47:34):
attraction for some time, but have gotten away from consciously
applying it. And after your your show, I was motivated
to attract some serious wealth into my life. I told
the universe my intentions goes on to say, um, I
bought a well, let me just put it this way.
I got an email sometime offering some time back, offering

(47:59):
me a chance in start up virtual basketball card business.
I like the idea so much. I bought a pack
of cards for eighteen dollars and forgot all about them.
The day after listening to the tones, I received an
email saying my cards had been sold in the marketplace
for one thousand, five hundred and eighty seven dollars. That

(48:22):
is a profit of one thousand, five hundred and seventy dollars.
And then Jordan's just goes on and on. I mean,
like I could telling me more about these amazing abundant
you know, like this amazing abundance that's been flying in
ends by saying I can't make this stuff up. Thank
you for your show. My next venture is to use

(48:44):
ho poo poo to heal a seemingly impossible personal relationship.
Oh and to move objects with my mind and maybe
do some ghost hunting in one of the several Charleston
cemeteries close by. I'll keep you posted. Thanks in I
wish I maybe one of these days I'll just read
nothing but emails for for a whole show, but thank

(49:07):
you Jordan's I mean, you wouldn't believe this is what
keeps me going getting great reports, great feedback like that.
But I did get one. I gotta be honest with
you that that was kind of sad and we might
be able to help this person out just mentally. Uh,
this is pretty personal. Um. This also deals with episode eighteen,
and I'm just gonna call this person Aurora. And Aurora

(49:30):
wrote to me and said, once again, as always, I
look forward to hearing your podcast and this latest one
about the home Poo Poo chant. While listening, I looked
it up and and the moment I started reading those
four chance, I felt pain and emotion in my chest.

(49:53):
I felt over emotional suffering, sadness, loneliness, anger, hate, and worthlessness.
I had tears that felt like lava or liquid fire.
Once again, I enjoy your work and considering I don't
have much in my life, not much direction, my mind

(50:15):
is broken, my health is downhill, no friends or family,
no job or career, hopefully this chant can turn things
around for me. I definitely appreciate your work. Well, I'll
tell you what pono Pono is meant to be a cleansing.
That's the point. It's about cleaning. It's about defragging and

(50:39):
resetting and rebooting and coming back to that zero point,
that that zero limit. So it would make sense that
if a pono pono is doing what it's supposed to do,
it's going to cause all of that toxic stuff to
sort of rise to the surface and then drain away.

(51:00):
But now, and again I have this person's real name,
but let's let's all of us just take a moment
and let's project some healing thoughts, some good fortune and um,
you know, some prayers, some blessings towards this person. Aurora. Uh,

(51:23):
why not? You know we have we had. This show
is a powerful thing. We're able to bring all of
these like minded people together and help each other out.
So let's just take a moment right now and just
think of Aurora and that email I just read and
send a positive thought. Are you ready? Here we go? Three? Two? One? Okay,

(51:50):
very good, Aurora, keep us posted. I hope things turn
out better for you. But I know one thing, the
emails I keep getting about this good fortune tone are undeniable,
So as always, take some deep breaths and get into
that meditative state. If you can close your eyes, I
recommend it. If you have a beverage nearby, get that

(52:12):
beverage out, put it next to the speaker, charge that
beverage with this tone, and then you know, drink that
beverage afterwards. You don't have to just down the whole
thing at once and uh and let's see what happens
over over the next week for you. Are you ready here?
It is the good Fortune Tom. That's it for this

(52:54):
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