Spector Vision Radio.

I do know that there's a long history amongst the UFO community of being like screen

memories and then moving on.

And again, that might be what's going on, but I would like the opportunity to unpack that.

What does screen memory mean?

What if it's not a screen memory?

And the thing that I keep on coming back to is that extraterrestrials visiting Earth

is not really ontological shock for me because I have an empty shelf in my head that's

labeled, you know, alien invasion. And like, it's waiting for something to fill that shelf,

right? This other idea that UFOs are so strange that they allow fictions to bleed into our

reality whenever they appear, that to me is my version of ontological shock.

Like, that's the thing that tells me that I don't know what the heck is going on with reality.

Welcome back to Cosmosis.

I'm your host, Jay Christopher King.

My brilliant co-host Kelly Chase will be joining us at the interview.

This week, we're thrilled to welcome Joshua Cutchin, a boundary-pushing

author whose work masterfully explores the intersections between folklore, consciousness, and high

strangeness. Known for his nuanced, deeply researched books, including a Trojan Feast,

Thieves in the Night, and the expansive masterwork ecology of souls, Joshua consistently pushes readers to rethink the ways we categorize paranormal phenomena.

His latest book, Fourth Wall Phantoms, dives boldly into the provocative idea that reality and storytelling may not be as separate as we assume,

and that fictional figures, under certain mysterious conditions,

could actually become perceived realities.

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