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And now, here's Gene Steinberg.

Ladies and gentlemen, this is the episode of the Paracast I didn't want to do.

I was notified last Saturday before we're taping the show that my good friend, in fact, I guess I consider him almost a big brother to me.

Jim Mosley had died at a Key West Florida hospital.

He was 81 years old. He had been a compelling force,

sometimes a controversial force, in the UFO field since the 1950s. And his big focus in the last

30, 40 years of his life was the culture of UFOs, the people who get involved with the subject.

He had a little publication called Saucer Smear. And I understand there's a final issue that he prepared before he died that we hope will be mailed.

Now, I thought in putting the show together with Chris, who would be a part of it? And I realized that

we can't do a show with 500 people. And I don't want to slight anybody and say, well, we didn't

put you on for any reason because there is no reason. It's just arbitrary. And the selection was

made of my close personal friends who were also friends of Jim Mosley and worked with him over the years or had historical

perspectives of Jim as Jerome Clark will offer a little bit later in the show. Our other guests,

of course, are Bob Zanati. Bob, of course, had a show called Coffee Clotch, a radio show that

featured Jim and me and Tim and a lot of other people, so he's known

Jim for a number of years.

Alan Greenfield.

Yo.

Yes, Alan.

Welcome back.

Alan was one of the founders of something called the Congress of Scientific Uphologists,

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