You're in the Paracast. You're in the Paracast, the gold standard of paranormal radio.

And now, here's Gene Steinberg.

So then, when we created this conversation for this week's episode, the power cast, we use Skype, as we always do.

And Skype tends to be buggy, as it always is.

And it calls these conversations shiny and new, because I don't know if our guest, Kevin Randall has a shiny face or Jay Randall Murphy

my face is dark red that's not true it's just a Skype is buggy we started the conversation and suddenly

it's crapped out on us which is not a nasty word it's just a it's just a word that we are using because of the fact that things didn't work out.

Anyway, Kevin D. Randall's with us. And before we get to talking about his new book, the best of Project Blue Book, let's talk about the best of something else a little bit.

Now, you haven't talked to Nick Redfern yet,

Kevin, as you've told us, but do you have any preliminary thoughts about the possibility that the

Rendlesham Forest UFO episode may have been a government experiment and not some kind of weird

phenomenon from somewhere else.

I have communicated with Nick Redford,

and I'm going to have him on my program in about a week and have an opportunity to explore this in greater depth.

But I have talked to John Burroughs,

and when I had him on the program,

he was talking about his belief or his theory that the

Rendlesham Forest experiences transcended more than just the three nights in December of 1980,

that it was much more involved in that.

And it was his idea that there was some kind of British research organization or facility

nearby, and they may have

been the cause behind the displays that were witnessed by the American airmen. So, postulating from that,

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