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And now, here's Gene Steinberg.

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Today we're going to honor somebody that many of you never heard of.

But to us and the people deeply involved in UFO research, he was considered what we

call the rock of euphology.

And to honor Lucius Ferris on the Paracast, Chris and I have assembled some long-time friends of mine,

Jerome Clark, whom I've known for, you know, as long as there's been time. Kurt Southerly,

Rick Hilberg, he's new to the show. We'll talk to Rick a little bit later because he used to be

involved with a magazine called UFO magazine

having nothing to do with the UFO magazine that we all know about that was run by Don

and Vicki Eckering later by Bill and Nancy Burns. Of course, Nancy Tabett, who we've talked to

a number of occasions about crop circles, but also has a long association

with Lucius Farish.

Jerry Clark, since you are the honorary historian here amongst our crew, would you tell our

listeners who was Lucius Farish?

Well, Lou was somebody that I knew, like Eugene, about as long as I've been in this subject, which is back in the early 60s,

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