July 22, 2018 — Nick Redfern with J. Randall Murphy

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🗓️ 22 July 2018

⏱️ 159 minutes

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Summary

Gene and weekly cohost J. Randall Murphy present Nick Redfern, prolific author of all things paranormal. Nick will focus on the third book of his MIB trilogy, "The Black Diary: M.I.B, Women in Black, Black-Eyed Children, and Dangerous Books." Highlights include: dozens of never-before-seen stories of encounters with these creatures; Nick’s own sighting of an MIB; the ability of these multi-dimensional entities to invade our space in hostile fashion; and how and why writing, reading and even thinking about them can be hazardous. Nick Redfern is the author of more than forty books mainly focusing on the strange and the unknown.

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0:00.0	You're in the Paracast.
0:10.0	You're in the Paracast, the gold standard of paranormal radio.
0:28.0	And now, here's Gene Steinberg.
0:32.1	So Jay Randall Murphy is joining us once again on the Parcast and our special guest is the one the only
0:39.2	Nick Redfern and we'll talk in a few moments about his latest book the black diary subtitled
0:46.0	MIB women in black black eye children and dangerous books.
0:55.6	Uh-oh.
0:57.4	We're in trouble now.
0:59.2	So Nick, you're just back from the UK.
1:02.5	Did you get a chance to meet Megan and Harry?
1:04.4	No, I didn't.
1:07.3	I've got better things to do.
1:10.0	I'm not a fan of the royal family. All right. Well, a lot of us probably aren't. I don't
1:15.0	know. I guess they're good for tourism, aren't they? Actually, that is what they are good for.
1:20.2	I mean, Britain is ruled, you know, in terms of the laws that's et cetera by the prime minister,
1:25.6	which is the British equivalent of, you know, a president
1:28.8	over here. But the royal family, more sort of like a, like a status symbol. You're right. He brings
1:35.2	in, you know, a ton of money every year in tourism. People love that sort of old style part
1:41.1	of England. You know, but the royals don't rule the country in the same way they did say five,
1:46.4	six hundred years ago.
1:47.5	It's just an image more than anything else.
1:49.4	And a lot of people, you know, in the UK resent the fact that they have to,
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