March 24, 2024 — Greg Ogles with Tim Swartz

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🗓️ 24 March 2024

⏱️ 119 minutes

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This episode features better audio and fewer ads: A main focus of this episode is Bigfoot as Gene and cohost Tim Swartz present Greg Ogles, who got into investigating Bigfoot in 2013 and is the founder of the Alabama Bigfoot Society. Initially he just wanted a diversion in his life as his profession can be quite stressful. Greg has hunted and fished all of his life so being in the woods in remote places was not new to him. In his regular life, he is the traffic analyst for the largest city in Alabama. As an analyst, he's trained in investigative techniques which he has translated over to investigating the unknown. So throughout the history of mankind, we have always been curious about the unknown, making new discoveries and trekking our way into the wilderness. Greg's first thoughts were to fully document all of his encounters. As a skeptic he thought there would be little film that he would have to edit. Then one cold day in Alabama, everything changed! His company is Relic films, a production company that seeks out the truth about America's greatest Legends and Myths. With the use of modern technology and the study of ancient Indian cultures he attempts to uncover the hidden truth about what is real and what is just a story.

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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.
0:27.8	And now, here's Gene Steinberg.
0:32.4	So once again, I guess we're going to mention the dreaded UAP, UFO word, Tim.
0:38.2	And then we'll be getting into talking with our guest, Greg Ogles.
0:41.4	But first, I wanted to mention that our old friend Kevin D. Randall has some interesting
0:47.4	stories about the AARO report.
0:51.5	That's the all domain research anomaly. who cares, why they even came up with
0:58.7	that ridiculous name office.
1:00.9	And they, of course, concluded the same thing at the Air Force concluded back in the 50s, 60,
1:07.2	70s.
1:08.0	There is no evidence that UFOs or UAPs or spaceships.
1:14.3	But they did something else, which is a trick that the Air Force used with Project
1:18.4	Blue Book, suggesting that they had enough information on so-called unsolved
1:23.8	sightings they'd solved them.
1:25.9	But in the old days of Project Blue Book, they had a
1:29.6	category for insufficient information separate from the unknowns. So maybe they've learned from that.
1:37.6	Have you been following it since the original discussion, Tim?
1:41.7	Somewhat, I hadn't heard what you just said about how they may have solved some previously
1:48.8	unsolved cases. I wish they would come forward with those cases and see what they have to say.
1:56.3	Well, of course, they go back into Roswell being the Mughal Balloon.
1:59.7	When Kevin Randall and other researchers have pointed out, whatever you back into Roswell being the Mughal Balloon, when Kevin Randall and other
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