You're in the Paracast. You're in the Paracast, the gold standard of paranormal radio.

And now, here's Gene Steinberg.

So we've said quite often that the Paracast is a worldwide radio show.

We've talked to people from around

the world, Australia. I think we did a New Zealand guest before. And of course, my co-hosts,

Jay Randall Murphy, is from Calgary, Canada. I am in Mesa, Arizona. Big deal. Okay,

that's one of the, I guess we call them bedroom communities outside of Phoenix,

like two towns outside of Phoenix. So that's where we stand. And today we've reached out across

the world again and gone 20 hours to the future to talk to Suzanne Hansen in New Zealand. And we had to work a little bit

to coordinate this. Because as you know, as I said, New Zealand is 20 hours ahead of us. What

this means, for example, is say we start the show on a Thursday, recording it at 2 p.m. Mountain

time, Arizona time, Calgary time. But it's 10 o'clock in the

morning in New Zealand, Friday. And I'm going to ask you first of all, Suzanne, this is a simple-minded

question? People accuse me of that, by the way. When you're talking to people around the world,

doesn't it get kind of wacky to have to consider the time differences?

Yes, it's certainly a bit strange talking to people when we're a day ahead and they're talking about the day before.

So it does get a little bit mind bending sometimes.

Definitely here to bend your mind.

But we wanted to look at how UFO research has done around the world,

because people do hear this show around the world. So, Suzanne, you've been doing it for a while.

What made you first get interested in UFOs? Did you have a personal experience? Yes, I think there

were two catalyst moments in my life that really piqued my interest in a subject.

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