Due to its length, this interview with Dr. Brian Crim will be presented in two parts.

The first part is featured here, and the second part will follow at the end of this same broadcast week.

I hope you enjoy our discussion.

The night may be long and the dark may be deep, but the answers are there to be found.

Whether it's the normal, the abnormal, or the paranormal, you're in the right place.

Let's go beyond reality. Welcome to the program. Great way to start a week. We're all together.

I think most of us are still sheltering in place. So we look forward to this time Monday through

Friday nights, where we get an opportunity to socialize a little bit through the chat room.

And actually, here's some great conversation and very interesting discussion from some terrific guests.

Slick Eddie does a really good job of bringing the guests in.

Sometimes they're clustered around topics, and this happens to be one of those times.

And it's just completely random based on book

releases and stuff like that we had a guest on last week dean reuter we talked about a book of

his that discussed a nazi war criminal and i'm using that phrase i'm not sure he did although

it's pretty clear he would have been considered a nazi war criminal faked, according to his book, his own suicide, Hans Kamler.

He was a general, an Obergruppen furor in the Third Reich, the Nazi army.

In fact, in the SS.

And we had this conversation about Nazi war crimes, the Holocaust and things related to that. And tonight we actually

have another discussion about a similar topic, Project Paperclip. Now, for those of the, you

aren't aware what Project Paperclip is. It was an organized effort by the U.S. government and

the U.S. military following World War II to gather and basically import into the United States a number of Nazi scientists, engineers.

Some may consider them to have been more criminals themselves.

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