Thank you. I'm going to

I'm going to

and Well, here we go again for what I can pretty much say is going to be the end of my broadcast week.

And this show will be heard on September 24th.

And with us today is Miles Lewis. If I were to tell you all that he's been involved in,

we'd have no show. So I'm going to let him hit the high points. And also I think we're going to

probably talk to one of his endeavors, which is anomaly radio.com.

And so without further ado, Miles, thanks for coming on.

Am I right?

I mean, are we going to look a little bit at Anomily Radio?

We can talk about that, yeah.

Yeah, hitting the highlights.

I'm a guy who grew up believing in certain public mythos regarding UFOs, aliens,

government conspiracies, and the like. And the more I looked into things, the more I thought,

wow, there's a lot more to it than what I originally thought. And that interest in strange

unusual phenomena and their strange intertwining with strange politics kind of led me to where I am today.

And along the path, I've done all kinds of things from doing my own print publication for a brief period of time,

starting in the mid-90s during

the heights of the zine scene, the magazine scene, when desktop publishing became so prolific

because of computers and software. And of course, right on the heels of that was the Internet

Revolution, which has brought us to this wealth of data that we're walking knee-deep in all the time now.

And eventually that printzine led to an online presence that became more of a portal to possible paradigms.

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