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.

Hopefully you've found a nice, comfy spot to listen.

We are going to buckle ourselves in.

There's a bit of a pun there.

As we talk about the controversial and conspiratorial rumor that was circulating, well, some say

it's a rumor, some believe in it a little more than that, that Paul McCartney died in the 60s and was

replaced by a double, and that although it was kept secret and never officially

announced, the Beatles themselves were sending messages through their music and on their

album covers to tip the public off to the fact that that had happened.

And we're going to be talking to an expert about this. James Willis will join us tonight.

He gives a presentation about this particular topic around the country, and he's going to be sharing it with us

tonight, including a bunch of sound clips. Now, we don't use sound clips very often on this program,

because it's hard to do that, and we air on a lot of AM radio stations, and sometimes sound clips

get a little jumbled when you do, when you do that. But we're

going to play them anyway. So hopefully their meaning will be understood and the explanation will

be enough if you can't hear them in as much detail as you would like. So it's going to be

quite an interesting conversation. Again, James Willis will be with us in just a little bit to talk

about the Paula's Dead conspiracy. We've got a lot of great stuff coming up in the coming week as well.

Tomorrow night, of course, is a best-of program as every Friday night is. Monday, we will bring

back one of our favorite guests, Linus McCants, is the Numbers Lady.

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