May 5, 2024 — Kurt Konecny with Tim Swartz

The Paracast — The Gold Standard of Paranormal Radio

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🗓️ 5 May 2024

⏱️ 112 minutes

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Now with better audio and fewer ads: This episode features better audio and fewer ads: Gene and cohost Tim Swartz present Kurt Konecny, one of the co-hosts of the podcast “The Strange Sessions.” In the podcast, Kurt and his friend and fellow ghosthunter Krista look into stories of the strange, whether it’s poltergeists, alien abduction, time travel, Bigfoot, or the nature of reality itself. Expecting only a few friends and family to listen to their podcast, Kurt and Krista were amazed when people they didn’t know started listening and joining their Facebook group. A lifelong Wisconsin native, Kurt has been into the paranormal ever since he was a child, experiencing several unexplained things in the house he grew up in. This blossomed into a lifelong fascination with ghosts, aliens, and anything spooky, eventually joining the Wisconsin-based paranormal research group Heartland Paranormal Investigations and doing investigations all over the Midwest. Kurt believes that the world is far stranger than anyone realizes. And that’s a good thing, because without that sense of mystery and wonder, life would just be dull. He also has a chapter about the synchronicity of numbers and time in the upcoming book: “Weird Time — Exploring the Mysteries of Time and Space.” Gene has also contributed a chapter to this book. You can listen to “The Strange Sessions” podcast at: The Strange Sessions | Kurt and Krista

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0:00.0	You're in the Paracast. You're in the Paracast, the gold standard of paranormal radio.
0:28.3	And now, here's Gene Steinberg.
0:32.9	I was thinking here of playing the David Bowie's song,
0:36.7	Chach, Changes, whatever.
0:39.3	And since we don't have licensing and his heirs will come after us with a big lawsuit,
0:44.7	I won't do that, but we get the picture.
0:47.9	So the show might sound a tad different to you, maybe better,
0:52.5	because you're getting better audio effect of this episode
0:55.9	and part of the reason is the network we've been on for 14 years Genesis Communications Network
1:03.4	or GCN has shuttered that closed down and it's kind of sad news. It was a rather small network. And one of the
1:14.3	problems here is that the radio business is changing considerably. So smaller networks have
1:22.6	folded over the years. Another couple were lifestyle network, business talk, radio, that sort of thing.
1:30.4	Since this happened, stations, networks have contacted us to continue to carry the
1:36.7	Paracast. If you listen to the show through your favorite podcast app, it's going to be the same thing. You'll still get the show.
1:46.7	We still offer the Paracast Plus, but there are differences. The audio quality is better.
1:53.1	There will be fewer ads in the main show. On the other hand, the after the Paracast premium podcast,
2:03.2	the bonus extra for Paracast plus subscribers will grow a little longer.
2:06.1	So you'll still get more value in buying our premium service.
2:12.1	If that makes sense to everybody, if you have a question, write me.
2:15.5	If you have an insult to give, give it to Tim.
2:21.0	It's okay. I can take it. I know you can. Kurt Kenechni joins us. And Kurt, by the way,
2:29.6	and I share something. You and I, Kurt, have written chapters for a book? Yes, we have. And this is something
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