From the heart of Cascadia, and the edge of the world, you from that presence, Nitreft,

I'm Jim Perry.

Good evening, you're listening to Nitreft, presented by Euphamette, and I'm Jim Perry.

Coming to you tonight from my home studio in the hinterlands of the Oregon coast, it's

a podcast exclusive edition of this show.

I'm chatting with guest Brent Reigns on his book, John A. Keele, The Man, The Myths, and

The On-Going Mysteries, will dive deep into the world of John Keele.

But also, Brent is a writer and investigator of the strange in his own right.

We'll talk about his experiences in the field.

Brent is one of the guys that was really active in the early 1970s, amidst alternative ideas,

presented by Keele, Valet, Stiger, and as Brent mentions, less often remarked Ramona

Clark.

Brent has hence wrote several books himself.

He's a Keeleian, a Fordian, a believer in the highest range, and the possibility all

of this is connected in some mysterious way.

This is a wonderful, expansive, deep conversation with someone who was out there doing the

real work during a very important time of discovery and experimentation.

Now, I'll warn you as the conversation goes on, we sink into some stuff that Keele fans

will really love, but it may be a little much for those who are not so familiar with

his work or the apology scene in the 50s, 60s, and 70s, so just a heads up, if you feel

a little lost, it's not you.

We just go really deep.

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