Hey guys Ryan here. And before we get to this week's interview, I want to take just a moment to speak up and speak out.

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you enjoy the show. Today on Summer in the skies we speak to author and journalist

Mike DeMonte. The paranormal really isn't that weird.

It just only we've changed.

You know, a society changed, culture changed, how we view things has changed.

Years ago this really wasn't weird to some people.

So I want us to kind of go back to that idea that it's okay to accept some of these

weird elements that we may have been told that there's no way this can exist because at

one point people believed it to be true and maybe it is and maybe this whole time it's been hiding hiding

in silence or it lives through our pop culture who knows. This is somewhere in the skies, and Brian's bread. and spread. Mythological gods, dragons, magicians, inter-dimensional beings, UFOs, goblins, and psychic abilities.

Punk Rock and UFOs, Stranger Than Fiction, is the third installment in the punk rock and

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