Classic Episode: November 1, 2009 — Mac Tonnies Remembered with Greg Bishop, Patrick Huyghe, Paul Kimball and Nick Redfern

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🗓️ 7 June 2024

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Now with better audio and fewer ads: In this vintage episode of The Paracast from 2009, Gene and David remembered the late Mac Tonnies, author, futurist and Fortean, with a special tribute episode featuring his close friends and colleagues, including such research notables as Greg Bishop, Patrick Huyghe, Paul Kimball and Nick Redfern. In his brief life, Mac applied an innovative approach to the UFO mystery and other paranormal events. One of his theories was that UFOs may represent visitors from a breakaway civilization on this planet, visitors he referred to as Cryptoterrestrials.

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0:00.0	Look! Next door are having something done. That lap panel fencing is gorgeous though.
0:05.2	Wait a minute. Juice and handy bags. Said she was and landscaping she did. Said she had too much on a...
0:12.0	Plate compactor? I'll flatten her, the lion little...
0:16.0	Get to Raleigh Fencing from 24 pound a panel and tool hired two with plate compactors from just 51 pound a week.
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1:09.1	Now, this year has been a sad one in the UFO field. We had first the death
1:14.7	of John Keel. There was a major event. And then we heard of the passing of Richard Hall. Now,
1:20.6	in both cases, we were talking about men in their golden years who had done quite a bit of life's
1:27.1	work, and they died as a result of long-standing
1:30.2	illnesses. Mac Tonys came as an absolute shock. The man was 34 years old. He was part of what we
1:38.9	call the new wave of UFO research, and I got used to every day going on Twitter
1:46.4	and just seeing five or six comments from him,
1:49.4	and then the comments stopped coming,
1:51.9	and then I learned he was gone.
1:53.4	Paul Kimball, what can you tell us about Mac Tonys
1:57.3	that we should know about to get started?
2:02.4	Well, the, I don't know, yeah, wow. mac tony is that we should know about to get started uh... well the uh...
2:03.8	i don't know yeah well look lost for words uh... he was one of the
2:07.6	you know from my point of view i'd say there are
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