Classic Episode: April 24, 2016 — MIB Roundtable with Nick Redfern & Greg Bishop

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🗓️ 25 June 2024

⏱️ 118 minutes

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Summary

In this very special episode, Gene and Chris observed the passing of Albert K. Bender, who died on March 29, 2016. Once a UFO researcher, Bender was instrumental in establishing the legend of the Men In Black in the early 1950s, a topic that has infused our popular culture and resulted in three blockbuster sci-fi films starring Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones. The guest panel included Nick Redfern, a prolific author of books on UFOs and the paranormal, some of which have focused on the MIB, and cutting-edge commentator Greg Bishop, of "Radio Misterioso," Greg's book of essays on all things paranormal, "It Defies Language," has a foreword from Nick and illustrations from blogger Red Pill Junkie.

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0:00.0	You're in the Paracast.
0:02.0	You're in the Paracast, the gold standard of paranormal radio.
0:27.8	And now, here's Gene Steinberg.
0:32.7	So in the past month, there have been some notable deaths in the world.
0:37.5	I guess the most prominent of that would be Prince, and we'll get into that in the moment.
0:42.2	We also heard about the death of movie director Guy Hamilton, and if that name isn't familiar
0:48.4	to you, he directed four of the James Bond films, including Goldfinger, Diamonds Are Forever with Sean
0:56.5	Connery, live and let die, and the man with the golden gun with Roger Moore.
1:03.3	Those were his claims to fame.
1:05.3	Guy Hamilton, he died in his 90s.
1:08.6	Sounds like all those titles should be applied to Prince.
1:12.8	Yeah, I suppose.
1:14.9	So the question I have about Prince is I did a little research once I heard about it.
1:19.5	And I have to tell you that I was no big Prince fan.
1:24.5	I remember a couple of his songs.
1:26.5	I remember one song of his they used in the 1989
1:30.2	Batman movie directed by Tim Burton, where Jack Nicholson as the Joker carries in this boombox
1:39.1	playing a Prince song. So I know very little about him, but did he ever write any songs about UFOs,
1:46.7	paranormal or something like that? Well, I'd have to kind of go back through his catalog. I don't
1:51.5	think anything overt. He did kind of hint around at things. He was a Jehovah's Witness, so,
1:58.0	which most people probably aren't aware of. Well, that was Michael Jackson, Prince also?
2:02.6	Yeah.
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