Even though it's three in the morning and Eva's dancing on a table and trying to shift a lad who claims he's Spanish but is really from back home, you're going nowhere because she's still the girl who the night before your French oral went over and over the pronunciation of your whole presentation and what Komogi means to you.

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And now, here's Gene Steinberg.

Gene and Chris were pondering the aftermath of the appearance of Rick Doty on the Paracast last week.

We have been trying for over 10 years to get him on,

and one day we caught away.

We agreed to come and set us straight about a lot of things in the UFO field,

but also a lot of the things that he has been working on all these years.

Jay Randall Murphy is back again with us,

and we welcome one of our regular listeners, Michael Allen to the Paracast.

Michael, welcome to the show and tell us about yourself.

Thank you very much, Gene, for having me on. I hope I'm coming in clear this time.

Basically, you know, I started out with my interest in the paranormal years ago when a best friend of mine had an experience.

And, of course, I was highly skeptical at the time.

This was back in the 90s.

And we were both the, you know, I attended SMU.

He was just a friend of mine who came and visited me.

And, you know, he would relay this story of a daylight disc, which I now understand. That's,

you know, the terminology, you know, reading from Heinex, some of Heinex stuff. And a couple of

other incidents, you know, at his house. And so, you know, he was deeply interested in the

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