July 5, 2015 — Ray Hernandez

The Paracast — The Gold Standard of Paranormal Radio

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🗓️ 5 July 2015

⏱️ 160 minutes

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Summary

Introducing Ray Hernandez, Operations Manager of FREE, which stands for Foundation of Research into Extraterrestrial Encounters. This is the organization co-founded by astronaut Dr. Edgar Mitchell, which focuses heavily on experiencers. According to the material we have from the organization: The Mission of FREE will focus on “Research, Education and Support” but will primarily focus on scientific investigation through surveys and interviews on individuals who have had UFO related contact experiences with non-human sentient beings (commonly known as “ET Contact”) and to compare this group with individuals that have had other types of "paranormal contact experiences." In addition, Ray will discuss his personal paranormal encounters and how that led to the creation of FREE.

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0:00.0	You're in the Paracast.
0:02.0	You're in the Paracast, the gold standard of paranormal radio.
0:27.9	And now, here's Gene Steinberg.
0:33.5	With Gene and Chris in the Paracast, we're going to talk later about experiencers,
0:38.3	which can be a touchy subject, a fascinating subject, and one that is fraught with all sorts of dangerous aspects.
0:48.3	But before we even consider that, let's talk about last week's episode with Richard Dolan. Now, I didn't realize
0:57.8	how funny Richard Dolan can be when you set him loose, and he was relaxed, and he certainly
1:05.4	answered the questions we asked, and then he did a couple of funny things. A few things ended up on the cutting room
1:12.3	floor, but I won't get into that. But I did notice here that we didn't get a lot of response to the
1:18.0	episode, and what we got was very positive. And I thought, well, maybe they would have thought
1:24.6	that we should have been stronger in our questioning of his
1:27.8	participation in the topic that shall not be named. But I think he answered it. He's just not the
1:33.0	kind of guy who's going to attack his friends, even if they do something that's screwy or naive.
1:38.3	So I sort of expected because of the fact that we were pretty friendly towards him, even though
1:43.1	we asked the questions that you wanted asked listeners, that we get some reaction to that, but the response so far has
1:50.3	been fairly light and pretty positive. What's her take on it? Well, you know, I think Richard's
1:55.9	always been skirting that sort of a tightrope between the true believer crowd and the suspend their disbelief
2:05.1	crowd and the serious folks that we like to count among our listeners here at the paracast
2:12.0	because he is a publisher and I did mention this I think and after the paracast because he is a publisher he tries to did mention this, I think, and after the paracast, because he is a publisher, he tries to get out there as much as possible and, you know, spread the word about his work and also plug his authors.
2:27.7	So he has a bit of, at least in my view, a bit of wiggle room on that tightrope.
2:33.7	But, you know, he really dodged
2:35.6	a howitzer and not, I don't think he was totally unscathed by the loose affiliation
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