May 28, 2023 — Robert Bitto with Tim Swartz

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🗓️ 28 May 2023

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Summary

Gene and cohost Tim Swartz introduce researcher Robert Bitto of Mexico Unexplained! He explores all sorts of strange occurrences in that country through the ages, ranging from UFOs, including a possible crash in 1949, to monsters and such as cryptids, strange ancient artifacts of unknown origin, and even a possible instance or two of teleportation that involve a mysterious journey from one location in one country, to another and lots of other reports of strange phenomena. His site also includes reports of giants and possible werewolves. Bitto has had over 30 years of experience in Mexico, as a student, as an employee for a large multinational corporation and as an owner of an imports business founded in 1999, Sueños Latin American Imports. He was a professional researcher from 1990 to 1993, and in addition to his MBA and MA, he holds an MBA in Latin American Studies from the University of New Mexico. He's clearly a very smart guy, having also served as President of the San Diego chapter of Mensa from 2015-2016.

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0:00.0	You're in the Paracast.
0:18.0	You're in the Paracast, the gold standard of paranormal radio.
0:27.7	And now, here's Gene Steinberg.
0:32.1	Today on the Paracast, we're going to go south of the United States.
0:44.3	Look at Mexico and look at something that we call Mexico unexplained. Our guest is Robert Bidhoe.
0:46.3	Whom I notice here is also an MBA, and I want to ask him about that.
0:51.3	Okay, before we get started with the other stuff on the show for those of
0:55.8	you who follow pop culture you have probably heard by the time you hear the show
1:00.6	that Tina Turner died after a long illness this be on Wednesday May 24th she is
1:06.9	or was 83 so I don't know of anyone from any generation who doesn't know who she was.
1:15.6	And those of us who are rock and rollers, my age or a profession or interest,
1:21.6	will certainly remember who she was.
1:23.6	Anyway, Robert, welcome to the Paracast.
1:28.9	Thanks for having me.
1:30.2	It's my pleasure to talk to you today.
1:33.0	Now, I notice here that you have an MBA in Latin American Studies.
1:40.5	How do Latin American studies differ from North America, Central America?
1:47.0	Is it different cultures, different laws?
1:50.0	What?
1:51.0	Well, my MBA is a separate degree.
1:55.0	I also have an MA in Latin American studies.
1:59.0	So I have two master's degrees. And within my MBA, I have a concentration
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