You know, you've entered the Paracast with your host, Jane Steinberg and David Beedley.

You know, David, we've had a lot of categories of guests on our show.

We've had ghost hunters, ghost experiencers, people looking for crop circles, UFO investigators.

We haven't done an awful lot yet with regard to UFO contactees.

Well, we have spoken with, and those of you who are doing the drinking We haven't done an awful lot yet with regard to UFO contactees.

Well, we have spoken with, and those of you who are doing the drinking game,

get ready to take a drink, we have spoken quite a bit with Jeff Ritzman about some of his experiences.

He qualifies as both a contact tea and an abductee.

Should we differentiate between those two things for our listeners?

Well, yes, because the contactee is somebody who meets the aliens in the desert or coming out of a UFO, whereas abductee is someone who might be sitting in their bedroom or out

on an open road and suddenly they have no remembrance of what happened or they

see something in a fog and they return two hours later and they have the missing time and all

these other things. I guess comparing George Adamsky as a traditional contactee and Whitley

Streeper as the classic abductee.

Adamski is a questionable case, Gene.

I don't think he interacted with any interplanetary beings at all.

I think he just had a message to spread and he just put them in mouths of the Space Brothers as opposed to himself and that was all.

And we're not sure about Streber.

Strieber has some interesting stories.

We have yet to get him on the show to ask him some real hard questions about some of those experiences.

Though, interestingly enough, he lived in a town that was fairly close to Pine Bush, New York, where there was a tremendous amount of UFO activity.

So one day we'll get to speak with Whitley.

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