Welcome to the series of the third kind.

My name is Aaron and I am one of your hosts today.

There's another host that is joining me, Daniel Sun.

Heyo!

Now real quick, before we start today's episode, I just want to say that if you would like to support the show, then there's a few ways that you could do that.

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Not only do you get an extra episode per week for that $5, but you also get access to our entire Bat catalog of past Patreon episodes.

In total, we have over 107 extra Patreon episodes, which is a lot of extra hours of listening pleasure.

So to see this full list of past Patreon episodes, go to our website, theoriesofthirdkind.com, click on the Patreon episodes tab, and there the entire list of past Patreon exclusive episodes that we have published will be there.

Also, today we added another Patreon exclusive episode, which is about nuclear disasters.

And it's not the common ones you always hear about Chernobyl, or Fukushima, or any of that stuff. These are some crazy ones that hardly anyone ever talks about.

For an example, have you ever heard of a control rod being ejected out of the water and then stabbing and paling somebody through the ceiling of a warehouse?

I bet you haven't, but we talk about it in that episode.

It's crazy.

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We just want you guys, girls, aliens, reptilians, bigfoot, satquatches, chupacabras, ghosts, illuminati members, underground lizard people, whoever, whatever you are to enjoy the show.

And that is the end of the announcements. So today's episode is over radiation accidents.

And I know what you're thinking. What's the difference between nuclear disasters and radiation accidents?

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