Hello, and welcome to Captain Gantz's live. I'm Sy, Kelly, your host, a very happy Thursday

afternoon to you here, or Thursday evening, a Friday morning, depending on where you are.

So nice. I love the summer. I just love the summer. July 6th. It's beautiful out. What a beautiful day.

And I'm guessing anyways, because we're pre recording this, but we'll talk about that in a minute

why we're, why we're pre recording this, but it's an open forum. And it's an internet open

forum. And of course, that means Jimmy Aiken is here, senior apologists at Catholic Answers,

and the proprietor of Jimmy Aiken's mysterious world. Hello, Jimmy Aiken. Hello,

Sy, Kelly, host of Catholic Answers live. Why did I get that? Why did I get host?

Because that's the way you said it before. I thought it was your proper title. Oh, did I say it

like that? Yeah. I just got, so I just get, I just love July 6th. That's one of my favorite days

of the year. I love this early July weather. We're having, it's great. Edgar's getting married today.

Yeah. Congratulations, Edgar. As a matter of fact, when this airs, Edgar will already be married.

So let me be the first to congratulate you on your wedding, Edgar. And let me be the second. Yeah.

Jimmy, thanks very much for being here. Tomorrow will be Friday, July 7th. So what, what do you

got on Jimmy Aiken's mysterious world? We're going to be talking about a Lakota medicine man,

who being a medicine man had a lot of paranormal experiences, including visions and out of body

experiences. He participated in some very famous battles with US forces with federal forces

in the late 1800s. He lived into the mid 1900s and his name is Black Elk. So we'll be telling you

about Black Elk and his life as a medicine man. And then the following week, we're going to be

telling you about a completely different side of Black Elk's life that various historians have

tried to hide. Oh, really? Yeah. Oh. And that's, so this is a two-parter? Yes, that's right.

Okay. All right. Very good. You know, I remember the, I think it was, oh, now I can't remember that

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