March 9, 2025 — UFO/Paranormal Researcher Malcolm Robinson

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🗓️ 9 March 2025

⏱️ 110 minutes

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Summary

Gene and cohost Tim Swartz present veteran paranormal researcher Malcolm Robinson is a UFO investigator, author, and lecturer Malcolm Robinson is the lead investigator in the the famous Dechmont Woods UFO incident. In 1979, forestry worker Bob Taylor was attacked by two spiked objects that exited a strange craft that was hovering in a clearing. Taylor, who was 61 at the time and has since passed away, was knocked unconscious during the attack, but when he awoke, he found himself bruised and delirious, and discovered that his pants had been ripped open by the spiked objects. Robinson is now the owner of Taylor’s ripped trousers, but when he recently attempted to donate them to the National Museums of Scotland, museum bosses rejected his offer. He is the founder of Strange Phenomena Investigations (U.K.) Est 1979, and is an established public speaker, presenter, scriptwriter and International author of more than a dozen books. This session will focus on such topics as UFOs, psychic phenomena and the Loch Ness monster. Robinson is the assistant editor of Outer Limits Magazine and is one of only a handful of people on this planet to have gone down into the murky depths of Loch Ness in a submarine. He also has a YouTube channel at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3uyWammxbB8Fw6rs0nVyhQ and a Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/malcolm.robinson2

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0:00.0	You're in the Paracast. You're in the Paracast, the gold standard of paranormal radio.
0:28.2	And now, here's Gene Steinberg.
0:33.0	You may or may not, ladies and gentlemen, hear a slight difference in the audio quality of our show.
0:39.3	We have switched from Microsoft Skype because Microsoft wants to kill Skype and drive a stake through its heart.
0:48.3	And we've moved to something that some of you have heard of called Zoom,
0:52.3	which is an application where you can set up meetings
0:55.1	and get people together. And I think the audio quality that we're getting is a little bit
1:00.6	better than before. Of course, Tim's with us. Our guest is Malcolm Robinson, who has been
1:06.1	studying the UFO phenomenon for what, 40 years now?
1:15.7	Coming up almost 50 years, to be honest with you, yeah.
1:19.5	So you figure if you do it long enough, you'll get it right, correct?
1:23.1	Well, here's hoping there's a lot to learn. I mean, I must say that even though over these years, there's still a lot of things that's, you know, I still ponder about.
1:29.6	But I think we're getting closer.
1:31.2	Certainly with disclosure, it seems to be just over the horizon, but we can talk about that later for sure.
1:37.5	I would because every time I hear about disclosure, it's always just over the horizon.
1:43.3	So I'm getting a little bit shaded over it, but I'll take your
1:47.2	optimism into account. Okay, let's go back 40, 50 years. What got you involved in chasing after the
1:54.8	flying saucers? Well, I've always been interested in the strange world of the paranormal,
2:00.6	ever since I was a small boy
2:02.4	going up in Scotland. I had this deep rooted fascination for all things weird and wonderful.
2:09.4	And I started reading the book as a teenager by Charles Ford, Erf and Danakin. I watched movies
2:16.0	like the day there stood still for a bidden planet. The TV shows
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