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Journey into the matrix of the mind, stretch your imagination and challenge reality.
Abnormal Realities are beacons for the imaginationwhat society deems abnormal maybe more real than
we think. This is Abnormal Realitieswith your hosts Ron Phillips and Rocky Scuoci
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and yes, you know we are, We really are. We're beacons of
the imagination. Folks, those riseand over that line and explore with Phillip
Rocker stution this Thursday night down NormalRealities. Damn, I feel so I
ab normal? Philip. You knowhow you doing? My brother? I'm
doing all right? How are you? May you look kind of sexy tonight?
For I'm just saying I kind ofwant to come over and give you
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a hug. Oh yeah, Iguess I better turn that on. Hold
on a second, I got thedelay, so I don't know what's up.
Yeah, I'm going on. Igot you, bro. There you
go. I want to welcome everybodyto the program that I was watching over
their Facebook and YouTube and of coursethose watching on Abnormal Realities dot Com because
you can watch right there as well. Thanks for hanging on. We appreciate
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it, and you are listening tous on Odyssey Radio, Ody s y
idysee radio dot com, look usup Radio. iHeartRadio, and of course
we have a mobile app. Goto your Apple or Android store today and
download the Odyssey app and keep upwith Odyssey Radio because we freaking love you
think you know what I figured outthough, speaking of the app, you
know, you and I get theseshout outs once in a while and we
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have no idea what they are.Sometimes sometimes people will record because when you
hit the shout out button, itrecords for like seventeen seconds if you just
tap the button. People are shoutingout radio station names, and we're like,
what in the hell is going on? I figured it out. I
had somebody email me, email us, and they couldn't figure out why they
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couldn't get such and such station onour app. And I went, wait
a second, I saw that.I saw app are you looking at?
And he says the Odyssey app?And I went, We're a paranormal station,
that's all we are. And hesays, he says, oh,
I'm sorry. I figured it out. There is an app out there for
audysse A, U, D,A, C, Y and DC.
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Yeah. That is a that's anonline platform with a bunch of stations attached
to it kind of like our heartradio. Well, we appreciate it.
People are downloading Odyssey Radio O DY S Y thinking it's A U D
A C Y. It's the funniestthing because now that I know it,
we see these shout outs and I'mlike, people just don't get it.
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Well, what kind of shows theymaybe we could? Oh no, these
are like regular radio stations. Ninetyseven point three, ninety seven point three,
the Beaver. It's I'm like,how dumb? What can you be?
He said? Dum What I hadto make it sound, you know,
humorous instead of like we said,dam you can say you know,
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how stupid? You know? Canyou be? You know you're kind of
dumb. Well, I don't wantto I don't want to be calling people
dumb, but you know, freakingif the world fits. Oh okay,
okay, no, no, no, no, he said, I don't
want to call anybody dumb. Soif I say it real nice, it's
not kind of like I'm calling youdumb, but I kind of am calling
you dumb, you know, becauseyou're dumb. We also want to welcome
JOCO Community Radio. It's a localradio station here in the County of Texas
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that I live in Johnson County therefor Joeco Community Radio and we're broadcasting live
over there and on their Facebook pagetonight. So welcome you guys to the
show, and thank you for listening. Joe Coo Radio. Burliston right,
you said Burlison, Well, Burlison, Texas is where the radio station is.
But it's Johnson County, Johnson County, conversing around the world. Yeah,
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yeah, it's an Internet station,so it can be heard around the
world. That's correct. Yeah,good crew, good people, good family
over there. We got to watcha video of a guy getting attacked by
snake in the studio. Is prettycool. I'm just saying it. Really,
it was pretty funny. It wasreally funny. I'm not it was
great, Jeff, thank you fortaking one for the team. We appreciate
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it. Yeah. You know,so, um, you know, Phillips
was watching There we go, Igotta fix I was watching. Um it
was a Ghost Adventures episode. Okay, I've seen every episode five or six
times, ain't on't you forget them? Because my god, they got twenty
five seasons and some seasons there's liketwenty five episodes. You know. What
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was funny to me, just ashort sidetrack when we were up visiting your
family. Yeah, the TV andthe basement never left the channel with all
the ghosts hunting shows, did youwatch them like incessantly? Pretty much?
Yeah, that's pretty cool though.I mean it was just one ghost show
after another, one after another one. Well, I just yeah, well,
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so I put on Discovery Plus,you know, yeah, and then
I just you know, I picka show and I said, let's go
all day, you know, andthen I'll fall asleep with it. And
then I have dreams that I'm inthe show and fell asleep with the TV
on and the lights all on.That's hard to sleep every night, yeah,
you know, so right if youever want to come over and spoon
for the night, so you know, we're gonna be snuggling here and you
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know, and yeah, yeah,maybe I can't sleep with lights or TV
on. I just can't you sleepin silence? Yeah, well, no,
we have a we have a noisemaker. It's like white noise or brown
noise or something like that. Whitenoise, white noise, And so we've
got that and no lights at all. I have to turn off all the
little digital things in the room.That have little dots of light. My
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room is like, you can't seeyour hand in front of your face dark.
How do you defend yourself? Howdo you defend yourself? Well?
All right, all right? Whatif something reached from underneath the bed with
long, creepy nails, bro anddirty? They only took dirty once and
then they couldn't find me unless theyhad night vision? Okay, would you
would you? Would you be lastman out or would you be first man
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out? Uh? Good question.Huh. Honestly I'd be first man out,
but as a man and a husband, yeah, I would make sure
she was out before me. Reallyyeah? Oh yeah, m interesting,
Well I would hope that's the wayto turn out anyway. It doesn't always
work the way we think it's goingto, right. So I was watching
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this episode and it was an episodetwenty one. I said, you hear
that episode twenty one, and um, I forget all these different places that
had been to every season. I'mlike, gotta go there, gotta go
there, gotta go there. IfI wanted to go with all these locations
I really wanted to go to,I need about fifteen years, you know.
But it was this old ranch andit was formerly owned by Robert Bigelow.
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Now Robert Bigelow, I believe hewas like a hotel yeah, a
billionaire, right, yeah, yeah, but you know he was in that
industry, but a lot of themoney that he spent was in the research
of UFOs, bigfoot, paranormal youknow, ground you know, everything,
anything that's abnormal. You know.I was watching this episode right now.
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This was in this mountain range,and I found it interesting because the mountain
range itself had some pretty rich history. But we're talking older history, We're
talking older American history. But thelocation itself was saturated with all types of
weird, weird, weird activity likeyou would see it. Like there's a
spot in New York that gets thesame thing that get these balls a light
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like the size of a basketball,and they illuminate different colors. Some are
blue, some are green, andeven people in the scientific community are baffled
at it because they really can't expectbecause they're trying to figure something not at
a geological level. There's a videogoing around of one of those things crossing
over somebody filmed it and it crossesover a train track. Have you seen
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that one? I saw that.But that's not what I'm talking about.
This kind of thing that look toowhat do they call that? Cgi?
Yes, that looked too. That'sthe only that in the Marfa lights,
which I haven't seen physically, seemedto be the only thing that I can,
you know, think of that you'retalking about. I will try to
find some footage because there's this newshow. Um, not new, it's
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been all for a couple of years. But they actually went into this tone
in New York that has all thesetypes of phenomena where you're standing and then
all of a sudden, over thetree line is this ball of light but
it's not like bright, but it'sa light and you see it. Yeah,
it'll come down in the trees,it'll move here, it'll go and
then I'll be going and so ohit's weird. Brother. So these people
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actually show it up to this placein New York to debunk it. They're
trying to come up with a geologicalreason and an atmospheric reason. Right,
this not a vortex area, isit? No? But the place has
an immense amount of UFO sidings,real authentic sidings, and the videos are
incredible. Then they actually started sittingdown and we'll get back we'll get back
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to Bigelow. And then they actuallystarted sitting down with some influential people from
the town. And these people andwhen I say that, it don't take
that the wrong way, folks.When I say influential people, what I
mean by that is that these aren'tpeople that are so desperate for a story
because they're seeking attention. These arepeople who did everything they could do avoid
having to talk about this because theyactually seen creatures. They seen alien style
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things, and they explain like thefaces of what they saw. And these
people are like legitimately traumatized from asingular experience or some people, a couple
of people, but the same typeof activity was happening in this mountain range.
And Robert Bigelow, he owned allof it. He bought all of
it simply for the reason of themultitude of different types of activity. So
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the crew split up, and thiswas when Dakota was working with Ghost Adventure
still, and Dakota was a cameraman, but he was he was kind of
a cameraman that started getting involved withthe show because he's likable, right,
That's why he has his own show. And so him and Aaron went to
this cabin way up in the woods, bro you know. And so if
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anybody's an EmPATH, anybody who hasany kind of abilities, right that can
look at locations. Because I'll tellyou I'm not claiming anything. But when
I was looking at this cabins androd picture it, you know, I
think it's it's like, how doyou explain like the lumberjack stipe, right,
these guys, these people they livedthere and their lifestyle and how they
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lived. It's like this whole differentlife existed at this different time. And
so they got dropped out there,and then Zach and another guy went down
to it was like a little boerarea. So Aaron, Aaron and Dakota
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when they first walked in there,dude, it was instant. It was
instant, a huge crash like somethingwas on the roof and smashed its foot
on the roof. Okay, soinstantly they heard it. In the house.
Oh, Aaron freaked out. Itwas a little tiny cabin. It
was a little single room type tworoom things. Um. And then Aaron
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freaks out because he saw a personin the backyard. Oh, he literally
freaked out. It's nighttime. Hesaw he just saw the person standing through
the window because the snow. Yeah, so it's easy to see the solo.
Whatette. Yeah, he freaked out. He leans up against the wall
and of course, dude, it'sin the middle of the night. You're
in the middle of nowhere. Youdon't want to see people. You know,
they're not supposed to be people there. That's right, first thing that
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pops into my mind. There's thattoo, you know what I'm saying.
So Aaron, Aaron catches himself andhe goes into this room. And then
there's no footprints in the snow.Oh no, no, no, no,
and and and and so it's seasontwenty one. I just can't remember.
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If you look it up, it'sgonna say a ranch. It'll name
a ranch because it was Oh mybig glow bro. You could see the
terror in his face when he sawthe one episode. What'd you sell you
the episode was? I can't remember. Yeah, just go to season twenty
one and it's just scroll through andit's through. It's gonna say something ranch.
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Yeah, you know, they goin these little four wheelers. They
try to go up in the mountains. It's too cold. They are trying
to do some UFO stuff too.Because of all the sightings and they get
all these balls and these lights thatare kind of float around and balls.
Did I say balls? I cansay that here? Can I? Yeah?
Yeah? Oh yeah, Okay,it's the same. Um, but
it was really weird. No,I need you to help me here.
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I need you to help me becausethere are two different times that they got
major significant, major significant activity.Um. No, it's it's not the
skin Walker Ranch, Josh, butWilson, there it is. That is
episode nine, season twenty one.So I'm gonna google Haunted mot It's it's
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in posh Nevada, a mysterious ranchknown for its concentration of supernatural energy and
countless reports of extraterrestrial activity. Ohyeah, I'm on that, m dude.
I'm telling you so. You knowI always talk about and one of
the reasons I reference it a lot. What in the holy hell there it
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is? Um A second, Ialways reference it a lot because of the
fact is you don't always get locationslike this. Yeah, you just don't,
you know. You people that havewatched me for a long time have
heard me talk endlessly and have heardthe story fifty five times about the fern
Hill House. It's it's not thatI don't have any other stories, but
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there's certain things that have certain impactsthat are so powerful that it's just more
worth sharing it guess. But everytime, dude, they had this significant
experience, they got this huge smellof coffee, like fresh coffee that just
got brewed, and that set meback all of a sudden. I'm seeing
these coffee I've seen these mountain menthat their whole life, I was always
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having that steel cup. Yeah,you know, brewing the coffee over the
over the wood fire outside somewhere,and that was their life. They always
had the coffee cup hanging from theirtheir jackets while they're riding their horses.
And it was a mountain, soit's cold, so you know, it
almost sounds comfortable. You know,you're in the mountains and it's cold,
you get a nice fire, freshcoffee brewed over the fireplace that was somebody's
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home in spirit. Yeah, andthey were so I can't tell you now
that you're gonna watch it. See, I can't tell you what's gonna happen.
Oh no, I don't care ifyou tell me. I don't care.
I'm gonna watch this. Let's justsay that they had some really,
really good poultr Geist, really goodpoultr Geist there that that is definitely worth
Yeah. That that aired on Junetwenty first of twenty nineteen. So yeah,
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Discovery Plus folks, that's where youcan watch it, if you've got
Discovery Plus. Um no, wasit Cold Mountain? Um? Do you
see anything run that says or refersto Cold Mountain in that in that episode?
Yeah? No, no, no, no, just just the mountain
itself or that ranches at it.No. But I mean I've I've got
the ranch Mount Wilson, Mount Wilson. Yeah, I've got the ranch.
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Uh. I mean there's an entiredocumentary on YouTube about the Mount Wilson Ranch
too. Yeah. It's wild,it is wild. Um. I was
just I was literally blown away.I mean I'm looking just I'm just looking
at the pictures of the ranch.No, you could see like the stores
there, the little little mini town, the three buildings run. Yeah,
or if you can see that,that's where Zach and Billy were and the
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EVPs they got. Bro, We'rejust mind blowing and the intelligence of them
was crazy, just insane. It'sjust like, how can we sit here
literally and see that this stuff doesn'texist? But yeah, you will have
all these things? How does scienceexplain this? Are we just gonna pretend
some of the things that they're experiencing. Like if you brought a scientist to
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that cabin with Aaron and they experiencedseeing that guy in the back and freaking
out because you thought, you know, maybe your life was on the line,
or you had an intruder or orsomebody that was not welcome there was
there, and then you hurry upand free call to go see that nobody
was there. How far deep inthe brain hole do we have to go
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and denial to where we can literallysee something playing his day and yet not
see it, you know. Andthis is and right, I've said this
to you before. The more youbelieve, the more experiences you have,
Okay, said that's the thing.You've said it to me a lot of
times, especially when we went tothe Hill House, especially when we went
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to the thing in Minnesota. Yousaid, don't go in here with a
negative thought about you know, paranormaland things like that. You have to
open your mind or you're just notgoing to witness or see or hear what
you need to be able to hear. I mean, literally, you've got
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to go in believing that this iswhat's happening. And you've said that a
hundred times. I don't know ifI'm doing something wrong or not. Well,
no it's not. You know whatwill change everything is once you actually
have that significant experience, because thenyou have the validation of realism. You
know what I'm saying. And thenyou're like, okay, boom check,
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now I need to maybe change.Oh I kind of approached stuff a little
bit or something. I don't know, because I know I changed a million
times through my journey, bro amillion times. You know. It's just
it's mind blowing. Just and Iused to say the same thing about the
Fernial laws. How can I getrecordings that are so intelligent? And people
look at me like, I'm whycould do it all? It's just like,
are you did you did you hearthat? I mean, did you
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not just hear that? Um?Did you just not see that cover toward
to slam in front of your face? You stupid freaking idiot. I mean,
I'm sorry, Typically i'd kind ofthink of somebody being kind of stupid,
but you know, I'm not sayingit's you. But if the shoe
fits, you know, so tellme what you're and and I don't think
I've ever asked you this question,and then we can get back on topic.
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Yeah, what was your first paranormalexperience? All right, first paranormal
experience was? It was that whatgot you into paranormal investigations or what didn't
just be into it was shortly afterI got out of treatment, you know,
you go through the realization of lifeand loss. Yeah, and so
it was a validation I'm looking tosay, I need to make sure that
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those people aren't just dead, right. So that's what started the journey.
And so I reached stock to JohnSavage from Minnesota Paranormal and I reached out
to a whole bunch of other groupstoo. But you know, back in
those days, you know, backwhen golds Hunters was big and Gold's Ventures
were big, it did it waslike gang shit. I mean, people
were territorial. They would they wouldn'tlet you in the door. Is that
that's my hotel? You can't investigatemy hope, those are my ghosts.
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You know. I never had aproblem, but you know all the people
did. Um, That's why Inever really got involved in the paranormal community,
the ghosts hunting community. It's sofreaking it's like, don't call yourself
a scientific community. Don't please,don't, don't call yourself an investigative community.
Please don't call yourself a preschool anda bunch of people walking around with
recorders and a whole bunch of thingsthat blink. Because there's more drama than
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there is investigative work. There's moret shirts than there's actual science. I
started to say, just watch anyof the shows. You'll get that right,
and shows have to do what showshave to do. But U so,
I remember when I first connected,we did go to this farmhouse.
It was actually a farmhouse, butI didn't have you anything. Yeah,
yeah, with Minnesota Paranormal. Okay, um, it was just a tiny
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little house. A young couple livedthere with their child and there getting EVPs
on the baby thing, and theywere playing for us and they were getting
real voices. There's a lot youcan think about when it comes to the
baby monitors, anything that's picking upa signal like that, Because there's nothing
exclusive to a baby monitor that saysthis signal is one exclusive to this baby
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monitor. There's gonna be interference sometimes, or there could be there anything anything
that's on a frequency is going toget that. Yeah. But the thing
is is that some of these babymonitor things were very relevant to the family
or the child. That's the now. It could have been a freaking creeper
who knows, right, So Icouldn't say that I had anything really paranormal
happening there. But then I goto the Mountains Theater, and the Mountains
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Theater the one you took me too, but we couldn't getting here. Okay,
that's where I had my first myfirst experience. Oh there was Mary
who was a little girl. Yeah, dude, I actually I gotta find
it because this is when I wasstill recording with VHS tapes. I got
two balls of light that came fromthe ceiling into the Mouse Theater. I
think I told you about this before. Two incredible, huge balls of light
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that came shooting down. Bryan,is your camera lens on? It is?
Oh, I don't know why,but it'll it'll go away. Yep.
Yeah. And I've seen him shootdown from the ceiling. It almost
looked like light nails, two ofthem, and they shot down into the
aisle and then they kind of swamthrough one another going up the aisle.
I have never seen anything like thatsince in my life. So we got
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EVPs of Mary. We went upstairs, we got EVPs in the film room.
The downstairs was a whole different worldthan I've explained this to you.
Downstairs. I don't know, man, this dude, it's a dude,
one guy. He hates people.So you go in the basement. You're
going there protecting yourself. It isan old coal shoot, and so it
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is an all enclosed, all heard, brick, solid location. So there's
not a lot of oxygen down there, you know. So what was that
building used for before it was itwas a theater. My MoMA used to
go there when she was a kid. So what was a cold shoot for?
Well, for heat? Oh Isee what you're saying. Yeah,
that's all they he to the theater. I don't know, a boiler for
the boil boiler room. Yeah,yep, Um, yeah, my mom
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used to go there when she wasa kid for a nickel. Dude,
they would get in for a nickelto watch these black and white you know,
no sound, you know, theno speech shows. We got about
one minute before the break, sookay, so yeah, you know,
yeah, let's not because there's avery significant experience that I want to talk
about it because it was in thebasement and future psychics have told me that
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this entity in this basement, becauseI've been there many times, absolutely hates
me. He hates the meat ball, but that those aren't the only two
entities. There's one in the projectorroom right correct, and he's a bad
dude. So hey, folks,Hey, Abnormal Realities, we love you
guys, Rocky Stude, you RonPhillis Man. We had a blast last
night. By the way, maybewe'll tell you a little bit about that
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when we come back for the break. You need to tell him about that.
Take us away, baby. Yeah. So Abnormal Realities dot com that's
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Well, my friends, Well,welcome back to add normal realities,
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folks. I'm Ron Phillips. Thatover there is rontu h. I'm having
a big old train wreck on myside tonight. Did you just dump water
all over your equipment? There?I'm good. I disconnect with you,
Yes you did, all right,bro, it's a little moment. It
was a moment. Things are happening. Well, you're disconnected from video.
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Yeah, yeah, we're good.How do I look? How do my
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time, Philippio. Oh that isa bad choice of words. But okay,
all right, so uh so tellus about my friends poop? Well
yeah, so all right. Sonow this one was the Mounds Theater east
side of Saint Paul, right atMounas Park, old Native American land all
east is a wonderful place. Man. It really is old too. It's
bold. Yeah. Are you talkingabout mountains or Saint Paul. No the
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Mounds park. Yeah, yeah,side there Ryan Pete outside at Monas Park.
I might have he did. Infront of hostess standings. You can
see the skylines of both Minneapolis andSaint Paul. Correct. And then what's
that river behind? That's the MississippiRiver. Ssippi River. So you're standing
on a big cliff at this park, and then you see the whole skyline
of Saint Paul right down there asa railroad tracks with the river and the
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barges and homeless people, the crackhedge and the prostitute beautiful, and there
were Indian there's at least one Indianmound, seven of them, seven of
them. Yeah, I mean itgoes down. Some are bigger, some
are small, kid like boobs,you know, bigger, smaller. It's
a variety thing. You know,Um what it was, dude, you
understood what I saw. I knewI knew what you felt that rode well
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see another bad choice of words.Thank you, ye welcome So um all
historic. And there's conversations going onin the chat room that I was noticing.
You're in the break about um everything. I believe that Mary, in
regards to I believe spiritual energies aroundus all the time, in all forms
and all fashions, and because it'ssuch a different frequency than what we're used
to at a paranormal level, thatit's harder for us to identify the presence
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right because when we think it goes, we want to be pulled out of
a bad We want to door toslam. We want to feel something breathing
on our freaking neck or tickling ourballs, you know. But you know,
spirits a little bit different, andI think that the energy is different.
I think the capabilities are different becausethey're at a higher frequency. So
yes, Linda, when you feelyour hair, it feels like somebody touched
your hair. That your mom.I promise you, Linda, your mom's
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with you all the time. Shetravels with you, She goes in season,
hangs out with you and your sons, she goes with you an olga.
She enjoys that. You know,she likes hanging out with you.
And Oga, I'm telling you,Linda, listen to me, Bo,
your mom was with you right now. Mama, Mama, Linda. I
mean, Bob loves you too,you know. So I'm sorry sidetrack,
all right, So okay, wego on the basement. Now this was
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before I understood how much this guyhated me. And I actually have a
video round where we actually have apicture of a head that peeks out behind
a guy his shoulder. I thinkI showed that to you. You I
mean you called it on video orjust a camera shot video. Yeah,
I thought I showed you seen that. Um all this time we've been doing
this damn show and you don't.You don't show me hardly any of those
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videos. I might actually have iton this computer. Let me think,
um so again. Um yeah,I was doing a public event at the
month that's I started doing all theseevents at the Monts because I established such
a relationship with that because it wasso convenient for me. Were you doing
a public paranormal event? Yeah,so, so they would come and we
did. We did a big publicspeaking event there where we had a whole
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bunch of guests come in and donea big public It was I mean,
the place was amazing, you know, and because it was so close to
home, and you'll start learning aboutit, become a good tour guy too,
you know. So we go inthe basement and it was me and
this guy named Alex, and wesit down and we're doing a VPS and
we had a K two meter Ktwo meters just with the lights, you
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know, uh static emf. Andwe started asking questions, ask the typical
stupid questions. Can you hear me? What's your name? You know?
What do you want? And wealways seem like we're talking louder, like
they have a hearing impediment, youknow, can you hear my voice?
Are you a devil? You know? It's so stupid. I'm guilty as
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shit, dude. You know,I was doing a spare box the other
day. I was asking the stupidestquestions because you know, sometimes you just
go blank, because if you don'thave any historical anything to go off of
historically, you just asked generic questions. You asked generic questions and hopefully something
will come through that'll start you somewhere. But if something don't, you know,
you just say stupid stuff. Um, it's always a guy named Alex
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yep. So we're asking these questionsand we go back and we listen,
and it was after one of thequestions we get an EVP run. This
is the first VP I've ever gotfrom this guy, and because it is
so incredibly dark, down there.You cannot see your hand in front of
your face. You can cut yourhand, and you can touch your nose
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and never see your hand. That'show dark that dark was. And when
we listen back, so the onlything we had to look at was a
freaking meter on the floor. Sowe both were sitting there on a chair
with our head down looking at thegreen light, waiting for the thing going.
You know. No, it wasa little great K two meter K
two, yeah, the same thingas an EMF. It this has cooler
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looking lights, you know. Um. And when we listen back, we
asked a question and then we gota question in response. So we got
a question. What you didn't hearit audibly? You you heard it on
the recording, dead silence in there. You can hear your nose hairs,
you know. So I learned whenI invested gating, before I investigate,
because everybody's like, what is thatwhistle? Yeah, I don't worry about
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it. I don't worry about thewhistle part. We forgot the whistle,
forgot the trip right there, um, And we're guilt. Sometimes we don't
realize that. Sometimes I listen topeople's EVPs and I can just hear.
It's okay, bro, you wantto get your face away from the microphone.
Bro, alright, But so youasked the question the question, and
the question back was do you alwayslook down? Just like that? Dude?
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What like it was a dude settingright next to us, man like
those all blown sentence? Do youalways look down? Wow? That was
my first EVP I ever got.Did the hair on the back of your
next stand up? I couldn't movebecause of the clarity. Yeah, and
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the lack of expectation, because that'snot your typical EVP. Dude, not
that clear, not multiple sentences likethat. Since you and I've been investigating,
we have I've never heard a fullsentence, but you have video of
getting sentences, and I've seen someof those. Yep, um, And
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dude, honestly, that takes worktoo. I know it's always kind of
dominant. I'm not trying to sayyou had to learn how to manipulate.
You had to learn how to takethings out noises, That's what you have
to learn because you actually become death. But the white noise actually almost points
you in a trance. Well,you're talking about the statuxperience. He changed,
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and I know a lot of peopledon't like it because of the noise,
but it's so factive. I callit the squish squish because that's a
squish squish. Yeah. And thereason of freak you know so much,
bro, was because it literally soundedlike that. He was sitting right next
to me, and it's exactly whatwe were doing. Yeah. Look,
we both had our elbows on ourknees looking at that k two meter on
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the floor because there's nowhere else tolook. Where are you look in the
dark. But again, neither oneof you heard this audibly while you were
sitting there, not even remotely.Why is it that recorders? And because
because it's the depth of sound,that's what it is. Um, So
it's it's pretty simple. Like ifyou look at the decibels of the hearing
range, is it decibels? AmI saying the right work? So we
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can hear like when we go getthe hearing test, super high squeaks,
and then we can hear too certainhighs and lows. But where these frequencies
where these waves are coming from areat a much lower than what the human
ear can hear. But the recordershave the capabilities of having a wider range
of hearing compared to the human ear, which is that like, if we
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had the capabilities to have and hear, like the recorders have the capabilities of
hearing, could you imagine that we'dbe hearing conversations of people around us that
are no longer alive all the time. Yeah, all the time. Yeah,
And a lot of that is residualstuck energy. They say that your
vocals can be stuck in a cavefor up to one hundred years just bouncing
(35:23):
around the acoustics. There's nowhere forit to absorb. When when we'd build
a studio around what are we doing. We're soundproofing it always, We're creating
absorption. It's crazy. It's crazythat we live in such We live in
a dot surrounded by a million dotsof different realities, and we only understand
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one. You know what I'm saying. It's just crazy because we talk about
this like this guy who said youalways look down, you know, Robert
Bigelow in this range? Why there? Why that mountain right? Why mounts
theater? Why does this mountain haveso many sightings of so many different things?
And why is it so powerful?Why does it have the abilities to
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do poultr geist type of things comparedto the house down the street from here,
that maybe you'll get a little rabbitknock. That's the weirdest thing to
understand. And how do if theydo? And are they the parallels interfering.
I brought this up because I justwatched the show. Oh my god,
it was about that CIA experiment aboutmeditation and psychic ability. Somebody please
(36:30):
put in the chat so Rod knowswhat I'm talking about. But they were,
they were talking about all the resultsthat their No, no, it
wasn't the mocking bird. Um,somebody in the chat to tell Ron when
I was referring to the other day, and then we'll say it out loud
again. Not not, I'm akay ultra. Oh that's what I think.
Yeah, it was. It wasthe for the psychics. It was
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they had a tape series. Theycreated the tapes and what up right down?
Um, I'll look it up herein a second. I got the
articles. But the CIE submitted theirwork and their studies in regards to consciousness
project Stargate there it is Mary Mansill. Hug your ass right now. I
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have a one hour documentary, Ron. That is the legitimate breakdown of not
of what these people believe. Howit works. It is a guy given
a report of exactly the conclusion ofwhat the CIA concluded with. So they're
talking like, our conscious can circlethe Earth in a second and a half.
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That's all quick, our conscious travel. So watch this go boom,
just like that. I just traveledaround the Earth. You're welcome, not
even tired, hard and even pounded. Right, Okay. But and then
they were saying they were talking aboutthe frequencies of consciousness because we talk about
it and do most people. It'sfooful, but in the real scientific community,
our thought is a frequency. It'sa dial and we're dialed in at
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a level at a certain range.And then they talked about the average frequency
and then the average frequency that alignsmost with the Earth's frequency, and the
people that have the frequency closest tothe Earth's frequencies seem to have more capabilities
of being able to do remote viewing, be being able to do astro projection,
more type of psychic work. Andthey even mentioned communicate with other parallels.
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Yeah, there's actually a Wikipedia pageon the stargate project that's pretty intriguing
from what I can see so far. Yeah, it's pretty wild. And
it's one of those things like themore you know, right, is there
a reason you know? Like what? Okay, you can't tell me that
Robert Bigelow had this ranch for theamount of time that he had and did
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the extensive research that he did.You can't tell me he didn't come up
with anything. When you get somebodylike Ghost Adventures that goes there for one
night, dude, and they getwhat they got one night, just on
like EVPs and Poultergeist. But Bigelowdidn't get anything. No, no,
no, no, oh no.The thing is I don't know what he
got. Um. And I alwayssaid it too, like NASA. You're
(39:12):
gonna tell me, dude, thatNASA don't have some kind of like magical
shit that that they that we coulduse to work in this field, to
try to work with parallels. Youknow what I'm saying? Yeah, Um,
I don't know, man. Ijust the more you learn and the
more you think above about this stuff, it seems like the smaller you feel,
(39:36):
does that make sense? It does? I was just thinking because we
had somebody on the show not toolong ago who talked about communicating with not
in another parallel but communicating with entitiesthat were light years away from us instantaneously.
Yeah, Stephan who just said hegot a ton of stuff. Yeah,
(39:59):
I want those that has all hisevidence? Who's that? Yeah,
let's see what was I was justlooking at his thing here. Bigelow had
the bass. It's called the BigelowAerospace Advanced Space Studies. Correct, he
started that, I think after hehad this ranch because they referred to that
(40:20):
in the show. But so you'retalking about a guy who had advanced type
of looking at the company started andthe technology. A multibillionaire dude. He
has equipment to do it. Hehas things I can barely afford, a
freaking good digital voice recorder. Canyou imagine what this dude couldn't afford he
wass a billionaire? Oh yeah,I mean I brought a sound engineer and
(40:40):
a student that was going to schoolfor a meteorology I brought them to the
fern Hill House, and the soundengineer literally freaked out because he was hearing
people talking when he was making upthe hose. I couldn't even keep him.
I couldn't even keep him in thehouse because it went against his belief
system. It was just like,dude, that's why you're here. You
(41:04):
can't come here for this, andthen when you're experience in bolt, when
you get frightened. Even Ron Philipstook a piss by himself in the Hill
House. I did, but Iwasn't happy about it. But it still
you did it. How many peoplecan say they took a piss in the
suicide bathroom by themselves in the Okay, So I didn't know about the suicide
bathroom while I was peeing in thebathroom, but you did nothing about it.
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And I didn't know anything about thehouse. And it was still daylight
outside, so going in the house, I wasn't scared. He said it
was still daylight. Though. Igot scared when I realized that he had
left me in that back bathroom bymyself, and literally the thought hit me,
wait a minute, you're the onlydumb ass in this house right now.
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I cut it off, zipped upand got the hell out. Dude
fast, Dude, that was funny. You came on like a professional wrestler
coming out to the ring. Iheard the music ahead, Dude, I
was out of that house. Youknow. Here's here's something. Um.
Stephanie's referring to Skinwalker Ranch. Yeah. Um, it's really weird because I
(42:13):
have not dug in on a lotof things in regard to skin Walker Ranch.
But you know, I know there'sthe show and that's what she's referring
to. I watched some of theseries um places under major high security,
and they have the same type ofphenomena that. Um, oh, thanks,
Steph. We'll let them know.Hey, Travis, you know Steph
(42:34):
thinks you're yeah, yeah, yeah, I know. Um, it's the
same kind of phenomena. It's justweird if this was being suppressed from the
general public. I mean, andI'm not referring to UFOs. Yeah.
Actually, you know what, let'snot say that because this could be part
of it. Absolutely. What doyou think the reasoning would be if their
(42:55):
intent was to not let us knowthat there has been this. They know
of it, they know of thisspiritual works, They know that some of
these aliens that exist we can't seesometimes and they can go invisible or whatever.
Why wouldn't that want us to knoweven if they did like a slow
transition. Yeah, that's my questiontoo. Why wouldn't the governments want citizens
(43:21):
to know of the existence because toomany people would freak out? You think
so, Oh yeah, I mean, come on, dude, Our governments
don't tell us the things we needto know. Now. That's why we
have places like Area fifty one,because if we knew I mean, look,
short of an alien landing on thelawn of the White House and news
and news companies capturing that, wewouldn't know jack about it. The government's
(43:46):
not going to tell us something thatwe don't have a quote, need to
know, especially what we do.We do too. But if they're going
to try to make some kind ofarrangement or re you know, reverse engineer
uh, you know, ships andstuff like that, I mean, what's
the guy's name, that's all forpersonal greed, power of national security,
(44:07):
that's all that's for it. That'sall the global domination has nothing to do
with. They want to advance ourspecies to nothing. It's because we want
to whoop your ass quicker than we'retaking all your ships. See. That's
the thing though, is if ifthey landed on the White House law and
then the US government would decide amongstthemselves that it would be okay, this
(44:30):
is this is us property. Now, we're gonna not share this with anybody
else. But what if another country. What if Russia or China or any
other country in the world was thefirst to be visited, right, would
they share? We know it hasto be. It has to be a
special sections of government globally. Now, I'm telling you, if they visit,
(44:52):
they need to visit a bunch ofplaces all at the same time,
like independent government, you know,decided what they think is best from Yeah,
I really don't. They're not doinga good job right now anyways,
you know, so I think it'sbest that they just shut up in a
whole different show different um. I'veseen what is irridium? Irridium? Yes,
(45:13):
I are idiu m er ridium aridium um. It is a chemical
element with the symbol I R andatomic number seventy seven. A very hard,
brittle, silvery white transition metal ofthe platinum group. It is considered
(45:34):
the second densest naturally occurring metal witha density. Okay, blah blah blah.
Uh, So that's what a ridiumis. Some of our satellites have
a ridium in um. Yeah,they find a bunch of that on the
branch that stephin it was saying.So I didn't know if sure what it
was or what it's makeup. Isyou know what I'm saying? Like,
what is a there's a like likein North Korea, there's there's a mineral
(45:57):
there that is so ff and rareuh that they're making these huge supercomputers with
it. But it's only North Korea. So you know, we gotta call
kim. Yeah, we gotta callit. Is this a matter of fact?
They'll be like, yo, Kim, how you doing, Kimmy?
I got good? Well you meanyou're happy today? Here today? Because
I gotta know if you're happy oranger before I talk to you. You
know, So I don't know.Oh, it's worth lots of money.
(46:19):
What is Oh, it's worth lotsof money. Money to start a business.
Well, how do we get ourhands on a ridium? We just
go talk to people, start knockingon some doors with the shovel and be
like we dig in your yard,or we could just go mind it ourselves.
I guess I don't know. That'swhat I'm saying. Hey, um,
I just want to give a shoutout to the Country Network from last
night. They have a TV showthat they're they they have that they bring
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these veterans to Ireland, these musicianveterans, disabled veterans or injured veterans and
not you know whatever veterans, andthey spend a month out in our Leans
just for the experience, and thenthey all come back and they write a
song together, and then they producea music video together. And I think
it's a beautiful thing. I thinkit's wonderful. And so hats off to
everybody from last night. Thanks.I mean the Country Network doing is it's
become a family to us. Imean we walk in there and it's just
(47:05):
you feel like you're almost stuff.We got stuff in the works with the
with the Country Network. Uh,some partnership stuff that you know, you'll
learn more about in the coming daysand weeks. Um. But t K
was there, Tommy was there,Matthew JC part of the part of the
group on stage last night, andwe met and saw a lot of people
that we that we know, friendsof ours from the from the charity game,
(47:27):
you know. Uh. But yeah, that was fun. Free food
and drink and I didn't part takeneither for whatever. Literally, free food,
free alcohol, full bar all youcan drink until it runs out.
That's that was the rules. Iwas like, which is funny because I
was working, literally working the wholetime we were there. So I didn't
even think about the drinks or theor the kind of was because you know,
(47:50):
you scoop an opportunity. You trynot to talk business when you do
events like that, but you knowwhen you have the entire crew together.
Yeah. Yeah. Also, we'rewalking through this whole banquet and you know
it's like, guy, there theygo, they're going to the office.
Yeah, you know, and goes, come on, guys, let's go,
let's go remove. So, uh, we're undered and humbled, and
like Rod said, there's some thingsthat we have to present at the appropriate
(48:12):
times. But um man, somebeautiful opportunities that have been put on their
plate and we're gonna seize them andwe're gonna own them and we are going
to freaking take over the world.We'll go ahead and talk about tomorrow.
You don't have to oh yeah,yea, yeah, yep, yeah,
We're we're gonna go be doing anepisode of Battle Scars. Um. Actually
the place is haunted, believe itor not. That's not why we're doing
it, um, but there isactivity there and it's called Amber Room,
(48:36):
just outside of Fort Worth, andit is uh beautiful it's a stick I
would look and decorated mob old mobstyle. Yeah, well, I mean
don't makes total sense of people thinkabout it. Yeah. So yeah,
we're gonna be and then we're gonnarelease the Monday night, Monday. Yeah,
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we're gonna release it Monday. Ye. So yeah, so Battle Scars
is in Fuemotion. We had businesswith the studios. So you guys seen
a little tour before. You guyswill see the afters. It's so cool,
Brian. What was really cool isthat everybody here that came on the
Adventure when I was up north andthey jumped on the Adventure train with the
(49:21):
meatball, and we came down hereand we jumped on the Phillips Adventure train.
And people have been with us sincewe've got going brother and this has
been really cool. And I'm goingto say this that we're not going to
disappoint anybody. You know, there'sa lot of cool things in the works,
a lot of and I did tryto oction off one of my balls
last night, but I couldn't figureout how to separate them. You know,
(49:45):
they're in a relationship lifelong. That'swhy it is. We have to
accept that and to stay a prayerand tell Jesus you're sorry for swearing so
much. You're welcome cann Texas.Yeah, yeah, did, though not
(50:07):
really, but it was it wasfun. Ron tried doing a hula hoop.
Let me record it. My fatass couldn't do a hula hoop at
all. It's your bud hole.Really. You always you can always tell
when the show is either getting closeto over or we're getting close to a
break because Rocky goes off the railswith balls, nuts and bud holes.
(50:30):
I saw you doing the hula hoopwith no pants on. That is sing
ding. I heard Christmas music,dude, I heard jingle ball rooms,
not jingle balls jingle all the way. That's not true. Guys, thanks
for joining us tonight. You cango out to the sponsors of the show,
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Anything you can do dude, itlooks great. They all are beautiful,
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Realities dot com and Odyssey Radio dotcom. Take us on, folks,
don't let Royan Phillips fool you.He looks good with all the shirt on.
I love you see tomorrow, Ran, We're spooning in public tomorrow,
and in public we dressed Mofia tomorrow. Dude, can we do hugs?
We're plugs for everybody. That's allright, gutuys, see you next week.
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Bye, Hey, Brian, canyou see my balls
Journey into the matrix of the mind, stretch your imagination and challenge reality.
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doing all right? How are you? May you look kind of sexy tonight?
For I'm just saying I kind ofwant to come over and give you
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a hug. Oh yeah, Iguess I better turn that on. Hold
on a second, I got thedelay, so I don't know what's up.
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think you know what I figured outthough, speaking of the app, you
know, you and I get theseshout outs once in a while and we
(01:30):
have no idea what they are.Sometimes sometimes people will record because when you
hit the shout out button, itrecords for like seventeen seconds if you just
tap the button. People are shoutingout radio station names, and we're like,
what in the hell is going on? I figured it out. I
had somebody email me, email us, and they couldn't figure out why they
(01:53):
couldn't get such and such station onour app. And I went, wait
a second, I saw that.I saw app are you looking at?
And he says the Odyssey app?And I went, We're a paranormal station,
that's all we are. And hesays, he says, oh,
I'm sorry. I figured it out. There is an app out there for
audysse A, U, D,A, C, Y and DC.
(02:16):
Yeah. That is a that's anonline platform with a bunch of stations attached
to it kind of like our heartradio. Well, we appreciate it.
People are downloading Odyssey Radio O DY S Y thinking it's A U D
A C Y. It's the funniestthing because now that I know it,
we see these shout outs and I'mlike, people just don't get it.
(02:37):
Well, what kind of shows theymaybe we could? Oh no, these
are like regular radio stations. Ninetyseven point three, ninety seven point three,
the Beaver. It's I'm like,how dumb? What can you be?
He said? Dum What I hadto make it sound, you know,
humorous instead of like we said,dam you can say you know,
(03:00):
how stupid? You know? Canyou be? You know you're kind of
dumb. Well, I don't wantto I don't want to be calling people
dumb, but you know, freakingif the world fits. Oh okay,
okay, no, no, no, no, he said, I don't
want to call anybody dumb. Soif I say it real nice, it's
not kind of like I'm calling youdumb, but I kind of am calling
you dumb, you know, becauseyou're dumb. We also want to welcome
JOCO Community Radio. It's a localradio station here in the County of Texas
(03:25):
that I live in Johnson County therefor Joeco Community Radio and we're broadcasting live
over there and on their Facebook pagetonight. So welcome you guys to the
show, and thank you for listening. Joe Coo Radio. Burliston right,
you said Burlison, Well, Burlison, Texas is where the radio station is.
But it's Johnson County, Johnson County, conversing around the world. Yeah,
(03:47):
yeah, it's an Internet station,so it can be heard around the
world. That's correct. Yeah,good crew, good people, good family
over there. We got to watcha video of a guy getting attacked by
snake in the studio. Is prettycool. I'm just saying it. Really,
it was pretty funny. It wasreally funny. I'm not it was
great, Jeff, thank you fortaking one for the team. We appreciate
(04:08):
it. Yeah. You know,so, um, you know, Phillips
was watching There we go, Igotta fix I was watching. Um it
was a Ghost Adventures episode. Okay, I've seen every episode five or six
times, ain't on't you forget them? Because my god, they got twenty
five seasons and some seasons there's liketwenty five episodes. You know. What
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was funny to me, just ashort sidetrack when we were up visiting your
family. Yeah, the TV andthe basement never left the channel with all
the ghosts hunting shows, did youwatch them like incessantly? Pretty much?
Yeah, that's pretty cool though.I mean it was just one ghost show
after another, one after another one. Well, I just yeah, well,
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so I put on Discovery Plus,you know, yeah, and then
I just you know, I picka show and I said, let's go
all day, you know, andthen I'll fall asleep with it. And
then I have dreams that I'm inthe show and fell asleep with the TV
on and the lights all on.That's hard to sleep every night, yeah,
you know, so right if youever want to come over and spoon
for the night, so you know, we're gonna be snuggling here and you
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know, and yeah, yeah,maybe I can't sleep with lights or TV
on. I just can't you sleepin silence? Yeah, well, no,
we have a we have a noisemaker. It's like white noise or brown
noise or something like that. Whitenoise, white noise, And so we've
got that and no lights at all. I have to turn off all the
little digital things in the room.That have little dots of light. My
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room is like, you can't seeyour hand in front of your face dark.
How do you defend yourself? Howdo you defend yourself? Well?
All right, all right? Whatif something reached from underneath the bed with
long, creepy nails, bro anddirty? They only took dirty once and
then they couldn't find me unless theyhad night vision? Okay, would you
would you? Would you be lastman out or would you be first man
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out? Uh? Good question.Huh. Honestly I'd be first man out,
but as a man and a husband, yeah, I would make sure
she was out before me. Reallyyeah? Oh yeah, m interesting,
Well I would hope that's the wayto turn out anyway. It doesn't always
work the way we think it's goingto, right. So I was watching
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this episode and it was an episodetwenty one. I said, you hear
that episode twenty one, and um, I forget all these different places that
had been to every season. I'mlike, gotta go there, gotta go
there, gotta go there. IfI wanted to go with all these locations
I really wanted to go to,I need about fifteen years, you know.
But it was this old ranch andit was formerly owned by Robert Bigelow.
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Now Robert Bigelow, I believe hewas like a hotel yeah, a
billionaire, right, yeah, yeah, but you know he was in that
industry, but a lot of themoney that he spent was in the research
of UFOs, bigfoot, paranormal youknow, ground you know, everything,
anything that's abnormal. You know.I was watching this episode right now.
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This was in this mountain range,and I found it interesting because the mountain
range itself had some pretty rich history. But we're talking older history, We're
talking older American history. But thelocation itself was saturated with all types of
weird, weird, weird activity likeyou would see it. Like there's a
spot in New York that gets thesame thing that get these balls a light
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like the size of a basketball,and they illuminate different colors. Some are
blue, some are green, andeven people in the scientific community are baffled
at it because they really can't expectbecause they're trying to figure something not at
a geological level. There's a videogoing around of one of those things crossing
over somebody filmed it and it crossesover a train track. Have you seen
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that one? I saw that.But that's not what I'm talking about.
This kind of thing that look toowhat do they call that? Cgi?
Yes, that looked too. That'sthe only that in the Marfa lights,
which I haven't seen physically, seemedto be the only thing that I can,
you know, think of that you'retalking about. I will try to
find some footage because there's this newshow. Um, not new, it's
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been all for a couple of years. But they actually went into this tone
in New York that has all thesetypes of phenomena where you're standing and then
all of a sudden, over thetree line is this ball of light but
it's not like bright, but it'sa light and you see it. Yeah,
it'll come down in the trees,it'll move here, it'll go and
then I'll be going and so ohit's weird. Brother. So these people
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actually show it up to this placein New York to debunk it. They're
trying to come up with a geologicalreason and an atmospheric reason. Right,
this not a vortex area, isit? No? But the place has
an immense amount of UFO sidings,real authentic sidings, and the videos are
incredible. Then they actually started sittingdown and we'll get back we'll get back
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to Bigelow. And then they actuallystarted sitting down with some influential people from
the town. And these people andwhen I say that, it don't take
that the wrong way, folks.When I say influential people, what I
mean by that is that these aren'tpeople that are so desperate for a story
because they're seeking attention. These arepeople who did everything they could do avoid
having to talk about this because theyactually seen creatures. They seen alien style
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things, and they explain like thefaces of what they saw. And these
people are like legitimately traumatized from asingular experience or some people, a couple
of people, but the same typeof activity was happening in this mountain range.
And Robert Bigelow, he owned allof it. He bought all of
it simply for the reason of themultitude of different types of activity. So
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the crew split up, and thiswas when Dakota was working with Ghost Adventure
still, and Dakota was a cameraman, but he was he was kind of
a cameraman that started getting involved withthe show because he's likable, right,
That's why he has his own show. And so him and Aaron went to
this cabin way up in the woods, bro you know. And so if
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anybody's an EmPATH, anybody who hasany kind of abilities, right that can
look at locations. Because I'll tellyou I'm not claiming anything. But when
I was looking at this cabins androd picture it, you know, I
think it's it's like, how doyou explain like the lumberjack stipe, right,
these guys, these people they livedthere and their lifestyle and how they
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lived. It's like this whole differentlife existed at this different time. And
so they got dropped out there,and then Zach and another guy went down
to it was like a little boerarea. So Aaron, Aaron and Dakota
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when they first walked in there,dude, it was instant. It was
instant, a huge crash like somethingwas on the roof and smashed its foot
on the roof. Okay, soinstantly they heard it. In the house.
Oh, Aaron freaked out. Itwas a little tiny cabin. It
was a little single room type tworoom things. Um. And then Aaron
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freaks out because he saw a personin the backyard. Oh, he literally
freaked out. It's nighttime. Hesaw he just saw the person standing through
the window because the snow. Yeah, so it's easy to see the solo.
Whatette. Yeah, he freaked out. He leans up against the wall
and of course, dude, it'sin the middle of the night. You're
in the middle of nowhere. Youdon't want to see people. You know,
they're not supposed to be people there. That's right, first thing that
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pops into my mind. There's thattoo, you know what I'm saying.
So Aaron, Aaron catches himself andhe goes into this room. And then
there's no footprints in the snow.Oh no, no, no, no,
and and and and so it's seasontwenty one. I just can't remember.
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If you look it up, it'sgonna say a ranch. It'll name
a ranch because it was Oh mybig glow bro. You could see the
terror in his face when he sawthe one episode. What'd you sell you
the episode was? I can't remember. Yeah, just go to season twenty
one and it's just scroll through andit's through. It's gonna say something ranch.
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Yeah, you know, they goin these little four wheelers. They
try to go up in the mountains. It's too cold. They are trying
to do some UFO stuff too.Because of all the sightings and they get
all these balls and these lights thatare kind of float around and balls.
Did I say balls? I cansay that here? Can I? Yeah?
Yeah? Oh yeah, Okay,it's the same. Um, but
it was really weird. No,I need you to help me here.
(12:50):
I need you to help me becausethere are two different times that they got
major significant, major significant activity.Um. No, it's it's not the
skin Walker Ranch, Josh, butWilson, there it is. That is
episode nine, season twenty one.So I'm gonna google Haunted mot It's it's
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in posh Nevada, a mysterious ranchknown for its concentration of supernatural energy and
countless reports of extraterrestrial activity. Ohyeah, I'm on that, m dude.
I'm telling you so. You knowI always talk about and one of
the reasons I reference it a lot. What in the holy hell there it
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is? Um A second, Ialways reference it a lot because of the
fact is you don't always get locationslike this. Yeah, you just don't,
you know. You people that havewatched me for a long time have
heard me talk endlessly and have heardthe story fifty five times about the fern
Hill House. It's it's not thatI don't have any other stories, but
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there's certain things that have certain impactsthat are so powerful that it's just more
worth sharing it guess. But everytime, dude, they had this significant
experience, they got this huge smellof coffee, like fresh coffee that just
got brewed, and that set meback all of a sudden. I'm seeing
these coffee I've seen these mountain menthat their whole life, I was always
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having that steel cup. Yeah,you know, brewing the coffee over the
over the wood fire outside somewhere,and that was their life. They always
had the coffee cup hanging from theirtheir jackets while they're riding their horses.
And it was a mountain, soit's cold, so you know, it
almost sounds comfortable. You know,you're in the mountains and it's cold,
you get a nice fire, freshcoffee brewed over the fireplace that was somebody's
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home in spirit. Yeah, andthey were so I can't tell you now
that you're gonna watch it. See, I can't tell you what's gonna happen.
Oh no, I don't care ifyou tell me. I don't care.
I'm gonna watch this. Let's justsay that they had some really,
really good poultr Geist, really goodpoultr Geist there that that is definitely worth
Yeah. That that aired on Junetwenty first of twenty nineteen. So yeah,
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Discovery Plus folks, that's where youcan watch it, if you've got
Discovery Plus. Um no, wasit Cold Mountain? Um? Do you
see anything run that says or refersto Cold Mountain in that in that episode?
Yeah? No, no, no, no, just just the mountain
itself or that ranches at it.No. But I mean I've I've got
the ranch Mount Wilson, Mount Wilson. Yeah, I've got the ranch.
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Uh. I mean there's an entiredocumentary on YouTube about the Mount Wilson Ranch
too. Yeah. It's wild,it is wild. Um. I was
just I was literally blown away.I mean I'm looking just I'm just looking
at the pictures of the ranch.No, you could see like the stores
there, the little little mini town, the three buildings run. Yeah,
or if you can see that,that's where Zach and Billy were and the
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EVPs they got. Bro, We'rejust mind blowing and the intelligence of them
was crazy, just insane. It'sjust like, how can we sit here
literally and see that this stuff doesn'texist? But yeah, you will have
all these things? How does scienceexplain this? Are we just gonna pretend
some of the things that they're experiencing. Like if you brought a scientist to
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that cabin with Aaron and they experiencedseeing that guy in the back and freaking
out because you thought, you know, maybe your life was on the line,
or you had an intruder or orsomebody that was not welcome there was
there, and then you hurry upand free call to go see that nobody
was there. How far deep inthe brain hole do we have to go
(16:36):
and denial to where we can literallysee something playing his day and yet not
see it, you know. Andthis is and right, I've said this
to you before. The more youbelieve, the more experiences you have,
Okay, said that's the thing.You've said it to me a lot of
times, especially when we went tothe Hill House, especially when we went
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to the thing in Minnesota. Yousaid, don't go in here with a
negative thought about you know, paranormaland things like that. You have to
open your mind or you're just notgoing to witness or see or hear what
you need to be able to hear. I mean, literally, you've got
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to go in believing that this iswhat's happening. And you've said that a
hundred times. I don't know ifI'm doing something wrong or not. Well,
no it's not. You know whatwill change everything is once you actually
have that significant experience, because thenyou have the validation of realism. You
know what I'm saying. And thenyou're like, okay, boom check,
(17:40):
now I need to maybe change.Oh I kind of approached stuff a little
bit or something. I don't know, because I know I changed a million
times through my journey, bro amillion times. You know. It's just
it's mind blowing. Just and Iused to say the same thing about the
Fernial laws. How can I getrecordings that are so intelligent? And people
look at me like, I'm whycould do it all? It's just like,
are you did you did you hearthat? I mean, did you
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not just hear that? Um?Did you just not see that cover toward
to slam in front of your face? You stupid freaking idiot. I mean,
I'm sorry, Typically i'd kind ofthink of somebody being kind of stupid,
but you know, I'm not sayingit's you. But if the shoe
fits, you know, so tellme what you're and and I don't think
I've ever asked you this question,and then we can get back on topic.
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Yeah, what was your first paranormalexperience? All right, first paranormal
experience was? It was that whatgot you into paranormal investigations or what didn't
just be into it was shortly afterI got out of treatment, you know,
you go through the realization of lifeand loss. Yeah, and so
it was a validation I'm looking tosay, I need to make sure that
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those people aren't just dead, right. So that's what started the journey.
And so I reached stock to JohnSavage from Minnesota Paranormal and I reached out
to a whole bunch of other groupstoo. But you know, back in
those days, you know, backwhen golds Hunters was big and Gold's Ventures
were big, it did it waslike gang shit. I mean, people
were territorial. They would they wouldn'tlet you in the door. Is that
that's my hotel? You can't investigatemy hope, those are my ghosts.
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You know. I never had aproblem, but you know all the people
did. Um, That's why Inever really got involved in the paranormal community,
the ghosts hunting community. It's sofreaking it's like, don't call yourself
a scientific community. Don't please,don't, don't call yourself an investigative community.
Please don't call yourself a preschool anda bunch of people walking around with
recorders and a whole bunch of thingsthat blink. Because there's more drama than
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there is investigative work. There's moret shirts than there's actual science. I
started to say, just watch anyof the shows. You'll get that right,
and shows have to do what showshave to do. But U so,
I remember when I first connected,we did go to this farmhouse.
It was actually a farmhouse, butI didn't have you anything. Yeah,
yeah, with Minnesota Paranormal. Okay, um, it was just a tiny
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little house. A young couple livedthere with their child and there getting EVPs
on the baby thing, and theywere playing for us and they were getting
real voices. There's a lot youcan think about when it comes to the
baby monitors, anything that's picking upa signal like that, Because there's nothing
exclusive to a baby monitor that saysthis signal is one exclusive to this baby
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monitor. There's gonna be interference sometimes, or there could be there anything anything
that's on a frequency is going toget that. Yeah. But the thing
is is that some of these babymonitor things were very relevant to the family
or the child. That's the now. It could have been a freaking creeper
who knows, right, So Icouldn't say that I had anything really paranormal
happening there. But then I goto the Mountains Theater, and the Mountains
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Theater the one you took me too, but we couldn't getting here. Okay,
that's where I had my first myfirst experience. Oh there was Mary
who was a little girl. Yeah, dude, I actually I gotta find
it because this is when I wasstill recording with VHS tapes. I got
two balls of light that came fromthe ceiling into the Mouse Theater. I
think I told you about this before. Two incredible, huge balls of light
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that came shooting down. Bryan,is your camera lens on? It is?
Oh, I don't know why,but it'll it'll go away. Yep.
Yeah. And I've seen him shootdown from the ceiling. It almost
looked like light nails, two ofthem, and they shot down into the
aisle and then they kind of swamthrough one another going up the aisle.
I have never seen anything like thatsince in my life. So we got
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EVPs of Mary. We went upstairs, we got EVPs in the film room.
The downstairs was a whole different worldthan I've explained this to you.
Downstairs. I don't know, man, this dude, it's a dude,
one guy. He hates people.So you go in the basement. You're
going there protecting yourself. It isan old coal shoot, and so it
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is an all enclosed, all heard, brick, solid location. So there's
not a lot of oxygen down there, you know. So what was that
building used for before it was itwas a theater. My MoMA used to
go there when she was a kid. So what was a cold shoot for?
Well, for heat? Oh Isee what you're saying. Yeah,
that's all they he to the theater. I don't know, a boiler for
the boil boiler room. Yeah,yep, Um, yeah, my mom
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used to go there when she wasa kid for a nickel. Dude,
they would get in for a nickelto watch these black and white you know,
no sound, you know, theno speech shows. We got about
one minute before the break, sookay, so yeah, you know,
yeah, let's not because there's avery significant experience that I want to talk
about it because it was in thebasement and future psychics have told me that
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this entity in this basement, becauseI've been there many times, absolutely hates
me. He hates the meat ball, but that those aren't the only two
entities. There's one in the projectorroom right correct, and he's a bad
dude. So hey, folks,Hey, Abnormal Realities, we love you
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Well, my friends, Well,welcome back to add normal realities,
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folks. I'm Ron Phillips. Thatover there is rontu h. I'm having
a big old train wreck on myside tonight. Did you just dump water
all over your equipment? There?I'm good. I disconnect with you,
Yes you did, all right,bro, it's a little moment. It
was a moment. Things are happening. Well, you're disconnected from video.
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Yeah, yeah, we're good.How do I look? How do my
balls look from here? Oh?My god? What? Well? Well
you're looking at them on the screenthat real equipment. No, no,
no, no, no, justreconnect whatever there you little heads up next
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time, Philippio. Oh that isa bad choice of words. But okay,
all right, so uh so tellus about my friends poop? Well
yeah, so all right. Sonow this one was the Mounds Theater east
side of Saint Paul, right atMounas Park, old Native American land all
east is a wonderful place. Man. It really is old too. It's
bold. Yeah. Are you talkingabout mountains or Saint Paul. No the
(27:25):
Mounds park. Yeah, yeah,side there Ryan Pete outside at Monas Park.
I might have he did. Infront of hostess standings. You can
see the skylines of both Minneapolis andSaint Paul. Correct. And then what's
that river behind? That's the MississippiRiver. Ssippi River. So you're standing
on a big cliff at this park, and then you see the whole skyline
of Saint Paul right down there asa railroad tracks with the river and the
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barges and homeless people, the crackhedge and the prostitute beautiful, and there
were Indian there's at least one Indianmound, seven of them, seven of
them. Yeah, I mean itgoes down. Some are bigger, some
are small, kid like boobs,you know, bigger, smaller. It's
a variety thing. You know,Um what it was, dude, you
understood what I saw. I knewI knew what you felt that rode well
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see another bad choice of words.Thank you, ye welcome So um all
historic. And there's conversations going onin the chat room that I was noticing.
You're in the break about um everything. I believe that Mary, in
regards to I believe spiritual energies aroundus all the time, in all forms
and all fashions, and because it'ssuch a different frequency than what we're used
to at a paranormal level, thatit's harder for us to identify the presence
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right because when we think it goes, we want to be pulled out of
a bad We want to door toslam. We want to feel something breathing
on our freaking neck or tickling ourballs, you know. But you know,
spirits a little bit different, andI think that the energy is different.
I think the capabilities are different becausethey're at a higher frequency. So
yes, Linda, when you feelyour hair, it feels like somebody touched
your hair. That your mom.I promise you, Linda, your mom's
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with you all the time. Shetravels with you, She goes in season,
hangs out with you and your sons, she goes with you an olga.
She enjoys that. You know,she likes hanging out with you.
And Oga, I'm telling you,Linda, listen to me, Bo,
your mom was with you right now. Mama, Mama, Linda. I
mean, Bob loves you too,you know. So I'm sorry sidetrack,
all right, So okay, wego on the basement. Now this was
(29:21):
before I understood how much this guyhated me. And I actually have a
video round where we actually have apicture of a head that peeks out behind
a guy his shoulder. I thinkI showed that to you. You I
mean you called it on video orjust a camera shot video. Yeah,
I thought I showed you seen that. Um all this time we've been doing
this damn show and you don't.You don't show me hardly any of those
(29:45):
videos. I might actually have iton this computer. Let me think,
um so again. Um yeah,I was doing a public event at the
month that's I started doing all theseevents at the Monts because I established such
a relationship with that because it wasso convenient for me. Were you doing
a public paranormal event? Yeah,so, so they would come and we
did. We did a big publicspeaking event there where we had a whole
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bunch of guests come in and donea big public It was I mean,
the place was amazing, you know, and because it was so close to
home, and you'll start learning aboutit, become a good tour guy too,
you know. So we go inthe basement and it was me and
this guy named Alex, and wesit down and we're doing a VPS and
we had a K two meter Ktwo meters just with the lights, you
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know, uh static emf. Andwe started asking questions, ask the typical
stupid questions. Can you hear me? What's your name? You know?
What do you want? And wealways seem like we're talking louder, like
they have a hearing impediment, youknow, can you hear my voice?
Are you a devil? You know? It's so stupid. I'm guilty as
(30:52):
shit, dude. You know,I was doing a spare box the other
day. I was asking the stupidestquestions because you know, sometimes you just
go blank, because if you don'thave any historical anything to go off of
historically, you just asked generic questions. You asked generic questions and hopefully something
will come through that'll start you somewhere. But if something don't, you know,
you just say stupid stuff. Um, it's always a guy named Alex
(31:15):
yep. So we're asking these questionsand we go back and we listen,
and it was after one of thequestions we get an EVP run. This
is the first VP I've ever gotfrom this guy, and because it is
so incredibly dark, down there.You cannot see your hand in front of
your face. You can cut yourhand, and you can touch your nose
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and never see your hand. That'show dark that dark was. And when
we listen back, so the onlything we had to look at was a
freaking meter on the floor. Sowe both were sitting there on a chair
with our head down looking at thegreen light, waiting for the thing going.
You know. No, it wasa little great K two meter K
two, yeah, the same thingas an EMF. It this has cooler
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looking lights, you know. Um. And when we listen back, we
asked a question and then we gota question in response. So we got
a question. What you didn't hearit audibly? You you heard it on
the recording, dead silence in there. You can hear your nose hairs,
you know. So I learned whenI invested gating, before I investigate,
because everybody's like, what is thatwhistle? Yeah, I don't worry about
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it. I don't worry about thewhistle part. We forgot the whistle,
forgot the trip right there, um, And we're guilt. Sometimes we don't
realize that. Sometimes I listen topeople's EVPs and I can just hear.
It's okay, bro, you wantto get your face away from the microphone.
Bro, alright, But so youasked the question the question, and
the question back was do you alwayslook down? Just like that? Dude?
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What like it was a dude settingright next to us, man like
those all blown sentence? Do youalways look down? Wow? That was
my first EVP I ever got.Did the hair on the back of your
next stand up? I couldn't movebecause of the clarity. Yeah, and
(33:08):
the lack of expectation, because that'snot your typical EVP. Dude, not
that clear, not multiple sentences likethat. Since you and I've been investigating,
we have I've never heard a fullsentence, but you have video of
getting sentences, and I've seen someof those. Yep, um, And
(33:30):
dude, honestly, that takes worktoo. I know it's always kind of
dominant. I'm not trying to sayyou had to learn how to manipulate.
You had to learn how to takethings out noises, That's what you have
to learn because you actually become death. But the white noise actually almost points
you in a trance. Well,you're talking about the statuxperience. He changed,
(33:51):
and I know a lot of peopledon't like it because of the noise,
but it's so factive. I callit the squish squish because that's a
squish squish. Yeah. And thereason of freak you know so much,
bro, was because it literally soundedlike that. He was sitting right next
to me, and it's exactly whatwe were doing. Yeah. Look,
we both had our elbows on ourknees looking at that k two meter on
(34:13):
the floor because there's nowhere else tolook. Where are you look in the
dark. But again, neither oneof you heard this audibly while you were
sitting there, not even remotely.Why is it that recorders? And because
because it's the depth of sound,that's what it is. Um, So
it's it's pretty simple. Like ifyou look at the decibels of the hearing
range, is it decibels? AmI saying the right work? So we
(34:36):
can hear like when we go getthe hearing test, super high squeaks,
and then we can hear too certainhighs and lows. But where these frequencies
where these waves are coming from areat a much lower than what the human
ear can hear. But the recordershave the capabilities of having a wider range
of hearing compared to the human ear, which is that like, if we
(35:00):
had the capabilities to have and hear, like the recorders have the capabilities of
hearing, could you imagine that we'dbe hearing conversations of people around us that
are no longer alive all the time. Yeah, all the time. Yeah,
And a lot of that is residualstuck energy. They say that your
vocals can be stuck in a cavefor up to one hundred years just bouncing
(35:23):
around the acoustics. There's nowhere forit to absorb. When when we'd build
a studio around what are we doing. We're soundproofing it always, We're creating
absorption. It's crazy. It's crazythat we live in such We live in
a dot surrounded by a million dotsof different realities, and we only understand
(35:44):
one. You know what I'm saying. It's just crazy because we talk about
this like this guy who said youalways look down, you know, Robert
Bigelow in this range? Why there? Why that mountain right? Why mounts
theater? Why does this mountain haveso many sightings of so many different things?
And why is it so powerful?Why does it have the abilities to
(36:05):
do poultr geist type of things comparedto the house down the street from here,
that maybe you'll get a little rabbitknock. That's the weirdest thing to
understand. And how do if theydo? And are they the parallels interfering.
I brought this up because I justwatched the show. Oh my god,
it was about that CIA experiment aboutmeditation and psychic ability. Somebody please
(36:30):
put in the chat so Rod knowswhat I'm talking about. But they were,
they were talking about all the resultsthat their No, no, it
wasn't the mocking bird. Um,somebody in the chat to tell Ron when
I was referring to the other day, and then we'll say it out loud
again. Not not, I'm akay ultra. Oh that's what I think.
Yeah, it was. It wasthe for the psychics. It was
(36:52):
they had a tape series. Theycreated the tapes and what up right down?
Um, I'll look it up herein a second. I got the
articles. But the CIE submitted theirwork and their studies in regards to consciousness
project Stargate there it is Mary Mansill. Hug your ass right now. I
(37:14):
have a one hour documentary, Ron. That is the legitimate breakdown of not
of what these people believe. Howit works. It is a guy given
a report of exactly the conclusion ofwhat the CIA concluded with. So they're
talking like, our conscious can circlethe Earth in a second and a half.
(37:35):
That's all quick, our conscious travel. So watch this go boom,
just like that. I just traveledaround the Earth. You're welcome, not
even tired, hard and even pounded. Right, Okay. But and then
they were saying they were talking aboutthe frequencies of consciousness because we talk about
it and do most people. It'sfooful, but in the real scientific community,
our thought is a frequency. It'sa dial and we're dialed in at
(37:59):
a level at a certain range.And then they talked about the average frequency
and then the average frequency that alignsmost with the Earth's frequency, and the
people that have the frequency closest tothe Earth's frequencies seem to have more capabilities
of being able to do remote viewing, be being able to do astro projection,
more type of psychic work. Andthey even mentioned communicate with other parallels.
(38:25):
Yeah, there's actually a Wikipedia pageon the stargate project that's pretty intriguing
from what I can see so far. Yeah, it's pretty wild. And
it's one of those things like themore you know, right, is there
a reason you know? Like what? Okay, you can't tell me that
Robert Bigelow had this ranch for theamount of time that he had and did
(38:47):
the extensive research that he did.You can't tell me he didn't come up
with anything. When you get somebodylike Ghost Adventures that goes there for one
night, dude, and they getwhat they got one night, just on
like EVPs and Poultergeist. But Bigelowdidn't get anything. No, no,
no, no, oh no.The thing is I don't know what he
got. Um. And I alwayssaid it too, like NASA. You're
(39:12):
gonna tell me, dude, thatNASA don't have some kind of like magical
shit that that they that we coulduse to work in this field, to
try to work with parallels. Youknow what I'm saying? Yeah, Um,
I don't know, man. Ijust the more you learn and the
more you think above about this stuff, it seems like the smaller you feel,
(39:36):
does that make sense? It does? I was just thinking because we
had somebody on the show not toolong ago who talked about communicating with not
in another parallel but communicating with entitiesthat were light years away from us instantaneously.
Yeah, Stephan who just said hegot a ton of stuff. Yeah,
(39:59):
I want those that has all hisevidence? Who's that? Yeah,
let's see what was I was justlooking at his thing here. Bigelow had
the bass. It's called the BigelowAerospace Advanced Space Studies. Correct, he
started that, I think after hehad this ranch because they referred to that
(40:20):
in the show. But so you'retalking about a guy who had advanced type
of looking at the company started andthe technology. A multibillionaire dude. He
has equipment to do it. Hehas things I can barely afford, a
freaking good digital voice recorder. Canyou imagine what this dude couldn't afford he
wass a billionaire? Oh yeah,I mean I brought a sound engineer and
(40:40):
a student that was going to schoolfor a meteorology I brought them to the
fern Hill House, and the soundengineer literally freaked out because he was hearing
people talking when he was making upthe hose. I couldn't even keep him.
I couldn't even keep him in thehouse because it went against his belief
system. It was just like,dude, that's why you're here. You
(41:04):
can't come here for this, andthen when you're experience in bolt, when
you get frightened. Even Ron Philipstook a piss by himself in the Hill
House. I did, but Iwasn't happy about it. But it still
you did it. How many peoplecan say they took a piss in the
suicide bathroom by themselves in the Okay, So I didn't know about the suicide
bathroom while I was peeing in thebathroom, but you did nothing about it.
(41:25):
And I didn't know anything about thehouse. And it was still daylight
outside, so going in the house, I wasn't scared. He said it
was still daylight. Though. Igot scared when I realized that he had
left me in that back bathroom bymyself, and literally the thought hit me,
wait a minute, you're the onlydumb ass in this house right now.
(41:49):
I cut it off, zipped upand got the hell out. Dude
fast, Dude, that was funny. You came on like a professional wrestler
coming out to the ring. Iheard the music ahead, Dude, I
was out of that house. Youknow. Here's here's something. Um.
Stephanie's referring to Skinwalker Ranch. Yeah. Um, it's really weird because I
(42:13):
have not dug in on a lotof things in regard to skin Walker Ranch.
But you know, I know there'sthe show and that's what she's referring
to. I watched some of theseries um places under major high security,
and they have the same type ofphenomena that. Um, oh, thanks,
Steph. We'll let them know.Hey, Travis, you know Steph
(42:34):
thinks you're yeah, yeah, yeah, I know. Um, it's the
same kind of phenomena. It's justweird if this was being suppressed from the
general public. I mean, andI'm not referring to UFOs. Yeah.
Actually, you know what, let'snot say that because this could be part
of it. Absolutely. What doyou think the reasoning would be if their
(42:55):
intent was to not let us knowthat there has been this. They know
of it, they know of thisspiritual works, They know that some of
these aliens that exist we can't seesometimes and they can go invisible or whatever.
Why wouldn't that want us to knoweven if they did like a slow
transition. Yeah, that's my questiontoo. Why wouldn't the governments want citizens
(43:21):
to know of the existence because toomany people would freak out? You think
so, Oh yeah, I mean, come on, dude, Our governments
don't tell us the things we needto know. Now. That's why we
have places like Area fifty one,because if we knew I mean, look,
short of an alien landing on thelawn of the White House and news
and news companies capturing that, wewouldn't know jack about it. The government's
(43:46):
not going to tell us something thatwe don't have a quote, need to
know, especially what we do.We do too. But if they're going
to try to make some kind ofarrangement or re you know, reverse engineer
uh, you know, ships andstuff like that, I mean, what's
the guy's name, that's all forpersonal greed, power of national security,
(44:07):
that's all that's for it. That'sall the global domination has nothing to do
with. They want to advance ourspecies to nothing. It's because we want
to whoop your ass quicker than we'retaking all your ships. See. That's
the thing though, is if ifthey landed on the White House law and
then the US government would decide amongstthemselves that it would be okay, this
(44:30):
is this is us property. Now, we're gonna not share this with anybody
else. But what if another country. What if Russia or China or any
other country in the world was thefirst to be visited, right, would
they share? We know it hasto be. It has to be a
special sections of government globally. Now, I'm telling you, if they visit,
(44:52):
they need to visit a bunch ofplaces all at the same time,
like independent government, you know,decided what they think is best from Yeah,
I really don't. They're not doinga good job right now anyways,
you know, so I think it'sbest that they just shut up in a
whole different show different um. I'veseen what is irridium? Irridium? Yes,
(45:13):
I are idiu m er ridium aridium um. It is a chemical
element with the symbol I R andatomic number seventy seven. A very hard,
brittle, silvery white transition metal ofthe platinum group. It is considered
(45:34):
the second densest naturally occurring metal witha density. Okay, blah blah blah.
Uh, So that's what a ridiumis. Some of our satellites have
a ridium in um. Yeah,they find a bunch of that on the
branch that stephin it was saying.So I didn't know if sure what it
was or what it's makeup. Isyou know what I'm saying? Like,
what is a there's a like likein North Korea, there's there's a mineral
(45:57):
there that is so ff and rareuh that they're making these huge supercomputers with
it. But it's only North Korea. So you know, we gotta call
kim. Yeah, we gotta callit. Is this a matter of fact?
They'll be like, yo, Kim, how you doing, Kimmy?
I got good? Well you meanyou're happy today? Here today? Because
I gotta know if you're happy oranger before I talk to you. You
know, So I don't know.Oh, it's worth lots of money.
(46:19):
What is Oh, it's worth lotsof money. Money to start a business.
Well, how do we get ourhands on a ridium? We just
go talk to people, start knockingon some doors with the shovel and be
like we dig in your yard,or we could just go mind it ourselves.
I guess I don't know. That'swhat I'm saying. Hey, um,
I just want to give a shoutout to the Country Network from last
night. They have a TV showthat they're they they have that they bring
(46:42):
these veterans to Ireland, these musicianveterans, disabled veterans or injured veterans and
not you know whatever veterans, andthey spend a month out in our Leans
just for the experience, and thenthey all come back and they write a
song together, and then they producea music video together. And I think
it's a beautiful thing. I thinkit's wonderful. And so hats off to
everybody from last night. Thanks.I mean the Country Network doing is it's
become a family to us. Imean we walk in there and it's just
(47:05):
you feel like you're almost stuff.We got stuff in the works with the
with the Country Network. Uh,some partnership stuff that you know, you'll
learn more about in the coming daysand weeks. Um. But t K
was there, Tommy was there,Matthew JC part of the part of the
group on stage last night, andwe met and saw a lot of people
that we that we know, friendsof ours from the from the charity game,
(47:27):
you know. Uh. But yeah, that was fun. Free food
and drink and I didn't part takeneither for whatever. Literally, free food,
free alcohol, full bar all youcan drink until it runs out.
That's that was the rules. Iwas like, which is funny because I
was working, literally working the wholetime we were there. So I didn't
even think about the drinks or theor the kind of was because you know,
(47:50):
you scoop an opportunity. You trynot to talk business when you do
events like that, but you knowwhen you have the entire crew together.
Yeah. Yeah. Also, we'rewalking through this whole banquet and you know
it's like, guy, there theygo, they're going to the office.
Yeah, you know, and goes, come on, guys, let's go,
let's go remove. So, uh, we're undered and humbled, and
like Rod said, there's some thingsthat we have to present at the appropriate
(48:12):
times. But um man, somebeautiful opportunities that have been put on their
plate and we're gonna seize them andwe're gonna own them and we are going
to freaking take over the world.We'll go ahead and talk about tomorrow.
You don't have to oh yeah,yea, yeah, yep, yeah,
We're we're gonna go be doing anepisode of Battle Scars. Um. Actually
the place is haunted, believe itor not. That's not why we're doing
it, um, but there isactivity there and it's called Amber Room,
(48:36):
just outside of Fort Worth, andit is uh beautiful it's a stick I
would look and decorated mob old mobstyle. Yeah, well, I mean
don't makes total sense of people thinkabout it. Yeah. So yeah,
we're gonna be and then we're gonnarelease the Monday night, Monday. Yeah,
(49:00):
we're gonna release it Monday. Ye. So yeah, so Battle Scars
is in Fuemotion. We had businesswith the studios. So you guys seen
a little tour before. You guyswill see the afters. It's so cool,
Brian. What was really cool isthat everybody here that came on the
Adventure when I was up north andthey jumped on the Adventure train with the
(49:21):
meatball, and we came down hereand we jumped on the Phillips Adventure train.
And people have been with us sincewe've got going brother and this has
been really cool. And I'm goingto say this that we're not going to
disappoint anybody. You know, there'sa lot of cool things in the works,
a lot of and I did tryto oction off one of my balls
last night, but I couldn't figureout how to separate them. You know,
(49:45):
they're in a relationship lifelong. That'swhy it is. We have to
accept that and to stay a prayerand tell Jesus you're sorry for swearing so
much. You're welcome cann Texas.Yeah, yeah, did, though not
(50:07):
really, but it was it wasfun. Ron tried doing a hula hoop.
Let me record it. My fatass couldn't do a hula hoop at
all. It's your bud hole.Really. You always you can always tell
when the show is either getting closeto over or we're getting close to a
break because Rocky goes off the railswith balls, nuts and bud holes.
(50:30):
I saw you doing the hula hoopwith no pants on. That is sing
ding. I heard Christmas music,dude, I heard jingle ball rooms,
not jingle balls jingle all the way. That's not true. Guys, thanks
for joining us tonight. You cango out to the sponsors of the show,
which happens to be companies at Rockyand I own Romica Designs dot com.
(50:52):
That's ro O m i Ka Designsdot com. That is a custom
laser and design company. You alsohave in saying custom tumblers or insane Tumblers
dot com. That's Rocky's tumblers inthat dude. Ohio State University just contacted.
Anything you can do dude, itlooks great. They all are beautiful,
(51:13):
so yeah, you guys check itout. Also check us out Abnormal
Realities dot com and Odyssey Radio dotcom. Take us on, folks,
don't let Royan Phillips fool you.He looks good with all the shirt on.
I love you see tomorrow, Ran, We're spooning in public tomorrow,
and in public we dressed Mofia tomorrow. Dude, can we do hugs?
We're plugs for everybody. That's allright, gutuys, see you next week.
(51:37):
Bye, Hey, Brian, canyou see my balls
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