March 23, 2014 — Phyllis Galde and Jerome Clark

The Paracast — The Gold Standard of Paranormal Radio

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🗓️ 23 March 2014

⏱️ 160 minutes

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Summary

Presenting a special episode profiling the oldest U.S. magazine about the paranormal — Fate — founded in 1948 by Ray Palmer and Curtis Fuller. It has gone through several ownerships, and has a long, storied history of presenting articles about the strange and the unknown to a general audience. This episode features Phyllis Galde, the editor and publisher, and UFO historian Jerome Clark, a former editor of Fate. You'll learn about the highlights over the years, and how the magazine is coping with the new online technologies.

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0:48.9	And now, here's Gene Steinberg.
0:54.6	We're on the Paracast this week, and our co-host, Chris O'Brien, is on special assignment,
1:01.1	so he won't be with us, but next week tentatively, we'll do a special episode about his new book called Stalking the Herd.
1:09.8	Okay? That's going to be a fascinating discussion. This is over
1:14.3	565 pages exploring the cattle mutilation phenomenon. Now we have two guests today. I'm not going to
1:23.1	get into that topic except in so far as it's covered in a certain magazine they both have or now
1:29.8	do represent. And that is Fate Magazine. Fate Magazine is, I guess, the longest surviving
1:36.6	publication about the paranormal going back to like 1948. And the people joining us this week,
1:42.9	Phyllis Galdi, who's the editor-in-chief and publisher,
1:46.4	and my old friend Jerome Clark, who actually worked at fate for a number of years.
1:52.7	It's kind of interesting, Jerry, how you and I went into journalistic-related career paths
2:00.6	after we finished school, and I presume we're almost nearly
2:04.4	the same age, which will not be mentioned on the air because nobody normally counts that high.
2:10.2	But with me, after going to school, I went into radio and began to specialize in journalism.
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