Episode 250: He's Back! A Grab Bag of Weird Mental Manna!

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Speaker 1 (00:01):
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Joshua P. Warre.

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(00:34):
your own research and discover the subject matter for yourself.

Speaker 1 (00:54):
Ready, you will be amazed by the Wizard of Weird.
This is a Strange Thing with Joshua Warren. I am
Joshua BE Warren, and each week on this show, I'll
be bringing a brand new my blowing content, news exercises

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and weird experiments you've gonna do at home, and a
lot more on this edition of the show. I'm back.
I'm back with a grab bag of weird mental manner,
which is what I call anything that I find thought provoking.

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And since I am the Wizard of Weird, if I
think it's interesting, then that probably means it's weird. And
so I'm just gonna I'm just gonna go down a
list of some random thoughts because I have been I've
been out of the loop for a while. The past
few shows have been best ofs because that, for one thing,

(01:58):
I had a sir for an Angwynell Hernia. Do not
get old folks. That is what I was told once
by a good friend, and which is funny because you know,
I'm I'm almost fifty and so, uh, there are always
people out there. There's always going to be somebody older

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who says you're just a baby, unless you're Dick van Dyke.
I'd like to hear some jerk pull that on him.
Oh you're just oh, never mind, it's Dick van Dyke.
So you know, there's always going to be somebody older.
And it's also kind of funny because as you get
older and inevitably you know you're gonna have problems. I'm

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actually very lucky because I've never really had a surgery
in my life before have a tonsils out when I
was a kid, but you know, that's it. So I've
been quite lucky. And I'm not going to go into
like what an Agwyenell Hernie is. You can look that
up on your own. If you're super bored. But there
it's one of those things like you say, what how
did I get this? And they go, well, you got old,

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and you just get old and worn out and fat,
and oh so there's nothing you can do. But you know,
it's funny, you see all the time, it doesn't matter
if it's if it's a private person, if it's a celebrity.
Somebody dies and it seems like there's always somebody like, ah,

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look at that idiot. He died. Yep, he wasn't he
didn't eat right, he wasn't exercising, and they always blame
you for dying, like you did something wrong. Now, granted,
we do have the occasional guy who stands on top
of the guard rail at the Grand Canyon and tries

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to take a selfie. All right, that may be an exception,
but we're very arrogant and in denial about the fact
that the human body has to break down and die
eventually in some way or another. That's why when it
comes to my manifestation stuff, I'm very particular about not

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getting in to help things, because you know, there's a
lot that you can control in your life. But at
the end of the day, we know how the story ends.
There there does come a point where there's nothing else
that can be done. But I'm okay, I'm it was
actually I missed doing the show for a while, but

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it was nice to have a little break and everything
has gone well. I'm still in the recovery process, and
so I bear with me if I see IM a
little loopy. And that's why that the show is. I
figured I would do kind of an easy show where
that instead of me having to sit down and do
some deep dive to some incredible philosophical topic, I would

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just talk about a lot of notes that I take.
You know, I'm kind of always on the clock. I'm
always making notes. And my last show that I recorded
was about a trip that I recently took. You know,
I live here in Las Vegas, Nevada, and I took
a trip up north in the state and I went
to Reno and Carson City and Virginia City and Lake Tahoe,

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and I realized that there was there was a story
that I had meant to tell you about that that
they kind of slipped my mind. I just had so
many things packed into that trip, and this is one
of those stories that I think you'll enjoy. Before I
went up there to Lake Tahoe, I went to get

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a haircut. It's kind of weird how you clean up
a little bit before you go on a trip, is it?
Why do we do that? So so I go to
the local salon and there was this woman who was
cutting my hair. And I don't have like a regular hairdresser.

(06:00):
It's just like whenever I'm available, I'll walk in the
door and I get what I get, and that's okay
because I don't care that much about my appearances. You know,
I used to be on TV, and maybe it mattered
a little bit more of them, but I don't even
do too much TV anymore. So I so I go
in and but I do prefer the hair dresser who

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doesn't want to talk your ear off. And I curse
myself every time because I always get the one who
wants to talk your ear off and you can't hear
what she's saying half the time because she's got the
clippers in your ear. So anyway, I get this woman.
She's in her sixties and very very friendly, but yes
she is a talker. So as I'm sitting there getting
my hair cut, somehow or there, it comes up that

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I'm about to go up to Lake Tahoe, which is
right on the border of Nevada and California. Most of
it is actually in California. And she said, oh, I
love Lake Tahoe. She said, I used to spend a
lot of time there because she said, you know, they've
shot a lot of movies up there, and she said,

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my dad was in the movie business. I said, really,
that's interesting. What did he do and she said, well,
he was a location scout and he worked most of
his life for well, I think he switched around twentieth
Century Fox and then Warner Brothers. But he would go

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out and they would pay him to find locations and
he would get into some pretty rugged, rural, isolated spots,
and sometimes he would be able to take her with him.
And she said, as a matter of fact, right when
I was about to be born, she said, my mom

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was in California and my dad was on a set
in Los Angeles. I'm sorry, uh, she said, I'm I
was in California. My dad was on a set in Arizona.
That's what she said. And she said they were shooting

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a Western with John Wayne, and my dad had been
around so long that he and John Wayne, you know,
were friendly with each other, friendly enough that when I
was about to be born, she said, my dad told
John Wayne, I got to head back to California because
my wife's about to give birth. And John Wayne said, really, well,

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hang on a second, I want to give you a gift. Then,
and not too far from the set was a jewelry store,
and so John Wayne took her dad into this jewelry
store and bought a little gold baby ring and had
her name inscribed on it. Now, I wasn't very familiar

(08:57):
with this topic. I've heard about this kind of thing,
like the the idea of giving a baby a ring.
I never had anything like that. As a matter of fact,
if I look it up real quick here online, it
says what are baby rings? Baby rings are very small
rings designed for children's fingers, popular during Victorian times, often

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used from used for photo shoots, made from gold and
other precious metals. They resembled tiny signet rings. Okay, So
John Wayne, who was of course a huge star at
this time, he bought a baby ring for this woman

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who was not yet born. And she said, John Wayne
gave my dad this ring and twenty dollars and wished
him well. So when she grew up, she was always told, hey,
you got a ring from John Wayne. And so, I mean,

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that's a pretty big deal for anybody, I guess. And
so she would, uh, obviously she couldn't wear it when
she you know, when she got big, but she would
she would, well, she would wear it on a necklace.
She wouldn't wear it on a finger. So she got
a little necklace and she would always wear this, uh,
this chain that had her baby ring from John Wayne

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and a cross. If not crucifix, we'll just call it
a cross. And she said she'd done that for decades.
She'd always warned this necklace. And then a few years ago,
she said, she went to the grocery store, and then

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she came home and she put the groceries in her apartment,
and then, much to her horror, she realized the necklace
was gone. At some point in the process of her day. Yes,
it must have snapped it, it disappeared, And she freaked out.
She was beating herself up for even wearing the darn

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thing out in public all those years. And she said
she went back to the grocery store. She retraced all
of her steps and that necklace and that was long gone.
But then, but then something happened. Three days later, we're

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up on a break. When we come back from the break,
I'm going to tell you about Well, you'll hear the
end of the story. It's one of those amazing happy endings.
I'm sure you've figured that out by now. And then
you know what, I'm just going to get into it. Like,
I have so many things here that I call mental manna,

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just weird stuff that I think you'll find entertaining little nuggets. Hey,
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(12:10):
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(12:34):
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be right back. Welcome back to Strange Things on the

(13:30):
iHeartRadio and Coast to Coast AM Paranormal Podcast Network. I
am your host, the Wizard of Weird, Joshua P. Warren,
beaming into your wormhole brain from my studio in Sin City,
Las Vegas, Nevada, where every day is golden and every
night is silver. I zoomte. I hope Dick Van Dyke

(13:54):
is still still around when this show comes up. I
never met Dick Van Dyke, but he always seemed like
an affable guy, don't you think so. This woman who's
cutting my hair, she said, I was just just sick

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to my stomach that I lost this necklace that had
this baby ring on it, with all that history. And
again she went back, she retraced all of her steps.
There was no sign of this ring, there was no
hope to ever get it again. And then she said,
a few days later, she parked in the parking lot

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of her apartment complex, and she got out of the
car and she looked over it at the space next
to hers, and there was a pool of sort of
oil and grease and something. There was a glint of
something that caught her eye, shining reflecting the sun. And

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she goes over and leans down and guess what. It's
the baby ring. The chain is gone, the cross is gone,
but there is the baby ring. She could not believe it.
What are the chances? So she got it, washed it off,

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and now it's locked up in a nice, safe sound place.
She says she'll never wear it out again. But it's
one of those stories, right, how do you explain these things?
I don't know. Amazing Happy Endings. You know, I have
a book. It's a compilation I put together called Amazing
Happy Endings. If you just go to Amazinghappy Endings dot com,

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you can read the book. You can. You can hear me,
hear me read it to you Amazinghappy Endings dot com.
True Stories to make you smile. It's one of those stories.
I love stories like that, I really do. And you know,
since we're we're talking about personal experiences, I have a

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couple other things that I want to tell you about
that are personal. And look here I'm getting back in
the swing of things. Here with the show, and I
want you to know that I usually come up with
a topic for a subject, and I dig into it
and I try to talk about my thoughts and feelings

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on it and present it to you kind of like
a magazine. But occasionally I'll get an email from somebody
who listens who is well Tom dan Heiser says that
this should be a family friendly show. So I'm just
going to say a person who is a blank hole,

(17:06):
and this person will say something like, all you do
is talk about yourself on the show. Well, this is
not the Walter Cronkite Hour. I mean I have to
sort of filter things through my brain and to give
you my point of view. And we're kind of like
talking about this as if we were sitting at a

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bar chilling out with each other talking about weird things.
I mean, that's kind of the concept anyway. I mean,
I don't interview that many people, so I guess you
know you either like it or you don't. But I
do want to tell you a couple of things that
are that are personal. For one thing, and I'll make
this quick. When I was little kid, I started playing

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musical instruments guitar, piano, I started playing weird stuff like
the Pheromon, and I always just played music for fun.
I actually, on a number of occasions have been offered
jobs as like a lounge performer, but I never wanted
to really get paid to do that in that way

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because I felt that it would ruin something. I just
I do it as a hobby and I perform music
for fun. And over the past I'm telling you, over
thirty years, I have written songs and pieces of music
and sometimes I'll sing them. I do not at all

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proclaim to be a singer, but more often than not,
I'll hire somebody who's a professional to sing a song,
or I'll ask a friend to sing it somebody who
can sing. So I finally put together a music album.
It's called I'm a little Bit Weird. And this is
just a total grab bag mix of some of the

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musical pieces and songs that I have produced over the years.
That it's everything from like techno and dance to the
country to bluegrass, just like silly novelty stuff. And so
if you're interested in that, it's on Spotify, Apple Music YouTube.
Just type in Joshua P. Warren I'm a little Bit

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Weird and you should be able to find my new
music album. But the next thing I really wanted to
get into was how that, you know I was telling you,
I got to I had the surgery, which I'm recovering from,
and I'm still in some pain, by the way, But
that's not all because for over two weeks now, I

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have been using a seapap machine. It's a good thing
I am married, because I would not be picking up
any chicks with this podcast talking about my in gwenna
hernia surgery and my news seapap machine. But you know,
the funny thing is, I've always been an extremely vivid dreamer,

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and I've told you this before, but over the years,
often my dreams have been unpleasant. They are frustrating. For example,
it's like I dream a lot that I'm in a
hotel room and I can't find my car. Listen to me,
I'm getting I'm getting two dreams mixed up. I'm in
a hotel. I'm in a hotel and I can't find

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my room. Or I'm trying to get my car and
I can't find my car keys, or you know, or
a zombie is breaking into my room and I'm trying
to shoot the zombie and then Uh, the bullet just
comes out of the gun and goes just drop. I mean,

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like I was, I started having a lot of really
frustrating dreams. I had a dream not too long ago
that I was at a party with Bill Bixby, the
actor Bill Bixby. He played the Incredible Hulk, and he

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and I got into some kind of argument, and then
all of a sudden, guess what, he starts hulking out.
He starts turning into the Hulk. Well, now I'm getting
ticked off, so I, amazingly also start hulking out. So
we both turn into incredible hulks. And at this point

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one of our mutual friends steps in and says, come on, guys,
calm down, Jesus you know. And so sure enough we
start calming down, and then we transform back into ourselves
and we become great friends. After that, Well, I was

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tired of having these kinds of dreams, and so I've
been told that sometimes if you have frustrating dreams, that
you know you got sleep apnea. So I went to
a sleep doctor and sure enough, they said I had
sleep apna. It's easy to do that, by the way,
what you do nowadays, at least in my experiences. You
go there to the doctor, to the sleep doctor, and

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they give you a ring and you wear that ring,
and that ring links to your cell phone, to an
app on your smartphone, and then when you sleep, it
measures your breathing patterns and how much oxygen you're getting.
And I think they said that if you stop breathing
more than like seventeen times a minute or something like that,

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you got sleep apnea. And so anyway, I went and
saw the doctor and he goes, we analyzed your ring
data and you stop breathing, like he said, forty eight
times in an hour. Did I say a minute? I
told you, I'm work with me folks here. I think
if you stop breathing seventeen times within an hour, it's

(23:04):
sleep apnea something like that. And I stopped breathing like
forty eight times in an hour. So anyway, they go, yeah,
you definitely got sleep avenue. So I went, I got
the seapap machine, and man, I wish I had done
this years ago. Honestly, it's been one of the best
things that I've ever done. I know a lot of
people have problems with it. I understand that almost ten

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percent of the people who try seapap stop using it
the very first night, and within a year, like fifty
percent of the people stop using it. But if it
works for you, I mean, it's not that difficult. I
mean I took my seatpap machine home, I put it on.

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I started the very first night. I slept like a baby,
and I have not slept without it since. So if
it works for you, it really is a uh, it
really is kind of a miraculous thing that I mean.
It's yeah, it's awkward. You feel like Darth Vader when
you're laying there sleeping, but you can breathe. It's got

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a little humidifier there, so you get a nice cool
air coming in. My poor wife, Lauren, been with her
for almost thirty years. She's heard a lot of snoring.
Lauren gave me some notes here mental floss, amazing facts.

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What is this? This is? She gave me something about
a bab boon named Jack eighteen eighties. Okay, time for
a break. When we come back, I guess I'll tell
you about Jack the bab boon. And then why have
I got? Oh yeah, yeah, I bought something really cool

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I'll tell you about. Sorry, it's all about me. Blank
holes I'm Joshua pe Warren. You're listening to Strange Things
on the iHeart Radio and Coast to Coast AM Paranormal
Podcast Network at I will be back after these important messages.

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Welcome back to Strange Things on the iHeartRadio and Coast
to Coast AM Paranormal Podcast Network. I'm your host, Joshua
Pete Warren. And this is the show where the unusual
becomes usual. Hey, you're just a kid, you got ah,

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Never mind, it's Dick van Dyke. Crap. You think when
Dick van Dyke finally finally passes over, they're gonna be
like a look at that, Look at that idiot. He
lived too long. That's what happens. When you live too long,
you die. People. People are always gonna blame you for dying.

(26:41):
You did something wrong. Oh well, so I was talking
about animals. You know, there is honestly something therapeutic about
being around animals, don't you. I mean, surely most of
you would agree with that, if nothing else, because that

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you know, they're compared to us, they're actually quite innocent.
And so when you're around them and you are just
watching how they behave, if you start to get into
their heads. Then things become much more simplified. And since

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I'm recovering from this surgery, I told Lauren the other day,
I said, let's get out. Let's take a drive down
to the Red Rock Canyon area, to this little spot.
I'd never actually been there. There's a there's you can
barely call it a town. I think there's only two
or three hundred people that live there, called Blue Diamond,

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that out in the Red Rock Canyon. And I say
red Rock Canyon. You can imagine what that looks like.
It's breathtaking. So we went to this tiny little community
called Blue Diamond, Nevada, and there are wild burrows that
just roam there and apparently, I mean, they don't keep

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any particular schedule. And so Lauren and I pulled into
town and we were pretty much the only people, and
lo and behold, here are these two burrows there. And
they were just peacefully eating some grass, which is a
rare thing in these parts. And so I got out
of the car and I walked up and just sort

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of watched them for a little while and kind of
zoned out. They didn't seem at all perturbed by me.
I mean, obviously I wasn't gonna get too close to them.
I wasn't gonna stress them out or anything. But they
were totally fine wild burrows. And so I was looking
into and these they're gray. These particular ones were gray,

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but they had a a black mane that ran down
the spine, and then their shoulders had another black stripe
that went from shoulder to shoulders, so it kind of
looked like they had a cross on their backs. And
so I was looking into this, I was like, what
exactly is a burrow? Per se. A burrow is a

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type of donkey. The term burrow is often used to
specifically refer to donkeys in the Western United States, particularly
those that are wild or feral. The word burrow itself
is the Spanish word for donkey. Donkeys evolved from the

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African wild ass, while horses originated in Eurasia and says
now if you're if you're curious about what a mule is,
A mule is a hybrid between a male donkey and
a female horse. A male donkey is called a jack

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and a female horse is called a mayor. While henny's
are the result of a male horse and a female donkey,
they call those things Jenny's. A stallion is a male
horse is a stallion, and a female donkey is a genny.
I remember, uh when I was a kid, I watched

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that movie The Black Stallion. I like that movie. I
watched it again, uh last year, and uh, it's got
one of the guys who's in the movie was the
actor who was the dad and Grimlins. Anyway, so there's
your uh, there's your biological fix there. But I thought

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about that because Lauren hands me this. It's like this
piece of trivia and this show is about mental manna.
And this is called mental floss Amazing Facts. For nine years,
it says during the eighteen eighties, a baboon named Jack

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worked as a signalman on a South African railroad. He
was paid an alcohol and never made a mistake. I
guess I have to look into this. Are we sure
this was a baboon? That's my first question? Are we
sure this was a baboon? Okay, next one we have here?

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You know how you have these calendars? I can't. I
don't know all the names that there's a calendar where
like every day you pull a piece of paper off
they mental floss Amazing Facts. When your eyes get red
and irritated after swimming in a public pool. You probably
assume chlorine is the culprit, but you should be blaming

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all the people who peed in the pool. The nitrogen
and substances like urine mixes with chlorine to create a
compound called chloramine, and that's what bothers your eyeballs. I
wonder if that's how true is this stuff? Maybe they're

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just trying to gross you out. What's next on mental men?
I hear, Hey, you ever thought about this? Why is
it called a movie trailer? You know, there's a new
movie coming out and you go, oh, I have you've
seen the trailer? I just take a second, ask yourself,
why do you think it's called a movie trailer. That's

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because that in the old days, apparently when a movie
was over, they would show for the next upcoming movie
or movies, and so it was like a trailer that
was attached to the end of the movie. And then
later on when the industry changed and they said, well, hey,

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you know, it makes more sense to show the trailer
at the at the beginning when everybody's fixated, versus the
end when half the people have already gone. Uh. So
you know, they they switched the trailer to being shown
before the movie the previews, but they kept the name.

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How about that? Are you fascinated at this point? Oh yeah,
here's another one, Neil Armstrong. I've brought this up before,
but I'll bring it up one more time. Neil Armstrong,

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first to walk on the Moon. So they say, have
you ever seen that movie First Man? It's a great movie.
Kind of sad, but it's a great movie. I can
actually sit here and tell you a story about the
first time I saw that at Ramin's Chinese Theater in Hollywood.

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But hey, enough about me. Neil Armstrong, first man to
walk on the Moon. Neil A. First name N E
I L. Last name. Armstrong starts with an A N
E I L A. Guess what that is? Backwards A

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L I E N What you see? Something is happening here,
Neil A is alien backwards mirror coincidence you decide. But

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here's something that I told you. I bought something cool.
I bought this new virtual reality headset, new to me anyway.
It's called a mediquest. Mediquest three s, I think, And yeah,

(35:26):
it's mind boggling. And when you sit there and you
put that thing on your head and you look around
and you are in another three D world. It suddenly
starts to become much more clear that everything is virtual reality,

(35:48):
that the world that you are in right now is
just a very complex, advanced version of that. I really
believe that, you know. I've told this story about the
first time I got virtual reality a headset when I
was living in Puerto Rico and I was sitting there
and I was floating down this river and it was
just amazing, and you can look up and down and
left and right and behind you, and then all of

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a sudden, I shifted positions and bang my shit on
the coffee table, and it reminded me that there was
another reality there. The VR has gotten so good now,
and you know, I'm not a shill for any of
these tech companies. I'm not trying to sell you VR.

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But if you sit around for an hour and you
go through some of these VR territories, then it's almost
impossible to take that headset off and look around yourself
and not say, Okay, this is just another version of
virtual reality. And that is why that I think manifestation
tools work, because this is a program like the Matrix,

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and you can tap into it and you can code
it and you can adjust the software. And that is
how we hack reality. And you can learn more about
that if you buy my set called Finding Your Magic
at Joshua Pwarren dot com. When we come back, I'm

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going to read some listener emails. One comes from a
woman who said, Hey, you asked recently about baptisms and
people who have gotten weird results from a baptism video.
I'm Joshua Pee Warren. You're listening to Strange Things on

(37:35):
the iHeartRadio and Coast to Coast AM Paranormal Podcast Network,
and I will be right back. Welcome back to the

(38:18):
final segment this edition of Strange Things on the iHeartRadio
and Coast to Coast AM Parahnormal Podcast Network. I am
your host, Joshua P. Warren. Dick Van Dyke. If you

(38:39):
know Dick Van Dyke, tell him if he wants to
come to Vegas. I will buy him dinner. We will
sit around and I will ask him what he has
learned after all this time on this planet. I bet you,
I bet you he'll say something like just just laugh
and smile. Seems like that kind of guy. We go

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through all kinds of interesting and odd rituals on this planet.
I got an email a while back from a buddy
of mine, Advance, and he said that there's this phenomenon
out there of people who say that they get photographic
anomalies when baptisms occur. So, you know, somebody gets baptized

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and somebody takes a picture, and then I mean, this
is this is a This is about as spiritual as
it gets. Even Jesus went to his cousin John the
baptist and said, baptize me. I got this email from
a woman named Melissa. She said, my nephews got baptized

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a few years ago and we were not even allowed
to take pictures until everything was done. I thought that
was so weird. Also, the pastor was wearing an all
red suit, so that kind of felt like the stereotypical
devil was preaching. Nonetheless, I did not participate in the communion.

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It was not a church I normally go to. It
was my sister's church. It really did bother me though,
that you couldn't take pictures, Like, what were they hiding?
Did they know something was going to show up on
the picture. Honestly, that's kind of why I wanted to
take the pictures, thought maybe an orb or a light

(40:42):
would show up, and besides, just wanting a picture of
my nephews. But thanks for letting me share. Keep kicking.
But Joshua loved the show, Melissa, Well, thank you, Melissa.
That's a very interesting and thought provoking email. I don't know.
I don't know what to say about that. I mean,

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it'd be kind of intriguing, I guess to know more
about what denomination this was. But I want to keep
that invitation out there. If you want to contact me,
just go to Joshua P. Warren dot com and scroll
down on the homepage there and you'll find my email address.
And I do my best, my best to read every

(41:26):
single email. It's impossible for me to reply to all
of them, but I do my best to read them
all and occasionally, as you can see, I will read
them on this show. And I would if you have
a picture of a baptism anomaly, I would like to
see that. Well, here's a nice one I got. This
is from Vicky. She says, thank you for the many

(41:53):
years you have provided. You have provided us with so
much knowledge new age thinking and doing, and the amazing
reach you have had in my life as a very
long time listener, reaching the last years of having spent
time on this side of amazing life. I am honored
to have quote known you and those of the Coast

(42:17):
to Coast am family. What a journey. God bless you
and your family again. Thank you for all you do,
have been and have done and reaching out to share
with us and challenge us and to allow us to
openly dare to see the remarkable and know there is

(42:37):
more out there. You have long reminded me of my
own son and son and law. Thank you, Vicky. How
nice is that? Huh? You know most of the emails
that I get are just from really wonderful, kind, open,
warm hearted people like VICKI thank you so much, Vicky,

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And that's why I keep doing the show. You know,
there are there are all kinds of different ways to
make money in life. I'm sure I'd probably be far
richer if I'd decided to go up the corporate ladder.
And you know, I'm articulate. You know, I gotta sit
there and wear a suit and a tie like the
next guy and dominate a board room meeting. That could

(43:24):
be the head of fill in the blank. But yeah,
I like I like this. I like I like the
realistic interaction that I get with with all of you
who are interested in I guess you're We're all explorers,
are we? You know, we're all curious. This comes from

(43:45):
a listen Uh oh no, sorry, I already read that one.
This comes from Dominic. Now. Dominic is in the UK,
and Dominic has been a big supporter for a long time.
He has listened to my shows for years. He buys

(44:08):
just about everything I create, and so when he sends
me an email, I really pay attention to that. I'm like, Oh,
what's he going to say? I'd love to meet him someday. Dominic,
we've never talked before, but if you ever make it
to Vegas, well you and me and Dick Van Dyke

(44:29):
are going to have dinner, all right. So he says
something that confused the heck out of me. Happened on
May twenty first, possibly in the most banal way, some
kind of a manifestation. He said, my electric shaver head
had a crack in the side of it, making it

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not very good to shave with, and so did all
the previous ones that I still had around that were
of the same model. They don't make Remington shavers anymore,
and I'd read it having to buy another one anytime soon.
I was wishing for a solution, probably more so asking
for a new shaver. I'm not sure which of my

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wands I used. Suddenly, out of the blue, in a
shaving bag that I take on holiday, a completely normal
Remington electric shaver head turned up and it was not cracked.
The foils attached were still usable enough, still using them

(45:34):
right now, but it should not have been there. In
the end, I had to admit defeat and stop questioning
it because it was driving me mad, and my family
members knew nothing about it. They wouldn't have been hunting
for that bag to put it in if they found
one lying around. But there's nowhere that shaver head could

(45:56):
have come from without a cracked side, and certainly it
was not earlier in this bag, which I had taken
abroad on holiday back in October. I do acknowledge that
in this house things go missing sometimes and turn up
out of the blue in odd places, as if there
are poultrygeists, gnomes or pixies on the rampage in the area.

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But a shaver head had never gone missing that I
know about. I would like to learn to be very
open for other things to turn up out of the
blue that would be useful, which shouldn't be around. But
I suppose it's rather mental mentally jarring. This might be
the most banal thing to find, but I have to

(46:43):
say that I'm still going to pieces when I think
about it. It's a start, though. I don't know if
gnomes or pixies are into repairing shaver heads or hunting
down spares for locals, perhaps a UFO not magic one up.
I do think that leprechauns repair of shoes, but not

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electric shavers, and they usually live in Ireland. Anyway, it
might be nice if they could repair or replace a
few more broken things. If that was the case, this
might be a simpler answer to this, but I don't
have it, And then he ends by saying in parentheses, yes, well,

(47:27):
I wonder if your portal machine might already have been
having a ripple effect on some of us, this wishes Dominic. Well,
you know what, Dominic, I have. I have a portal update.

(47:53):
It should be within the next month. And just wait,
just wait till you hear it's chapter two and the saga,
and I guarantee you every one of you listening to
this show. You're gonna like it because every single one

(48:14):
of you are going to be able to participate in
the next chapter of this experiment, and it's not going
to cost you one single cent. It is free for all.
All right, my friends, thanks for bearing with me as
I get back into the swing of things after my surgery.

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Sorry about any hiccups, So let's all end together on
a positive note. If you can close your eyes, take
a deep breath, and let us all meditate together on
the one, the only, the original, the world famous good
Fortune Ton. That's it for this edition of the show.

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