And the Here I am sitting on the beginning of the Memorial Day weekend.

If you're in the United States, we get a three day weekend.

It's kind of nice, Saturday, Sunday. Monday, you know, people do

barbecues and have people visit and relatives come over and you meet with friends. It's a holiday. It's a

holiday in the States and you know we all need a holiday. We work too much. We don't

take enough time off. So I know and I was thinking you know

hopefully you had a chance to listen to our 30th anniversary podcast with Jen Dale

open the show always good to talk to her. But one of the things I discovered is I, you know, I only kind of picked and chose a few people, a few podcasts over the years, but one of the real regulars, a friend of mine is Randall Carlson and you know I didn't put him on there I don't

know why I just for some reason I left him out and he is just so dynamic and such a well of information and I got say this, that we were talking the other day before we did the interview for today.

And I was thinking, you know, how far back do we go?

When did I first meet you?

When we first start talking?

2018, so he goes way back and he's definitely one of the best of the best. Consistently excellent material. Anything I ask him, he's got like, just, again, he's just a reservoir of data and research that he has

consumed and then presents it in a very palatable manner that most people really enjoy.

And so I want to just send out a praise to him and if you're listening Randall this is

Praise for you and your work and and we're featuring you this week so it all makes sense it all works well and I just

want to remind you listeners that if you haven't heard from or about

Randall Carlson he's somebody you should get to know I think he really is a classic anomalous. He really is. He looks and

he can probe and extract data on a given subject that isn't typically known isn't typically discussed and I've been twisting his arm for a couple of years

on to get a book completed. I don't know.

I mean a book from him would be something like forbidden archaeology. If you have not

seen Michael Krimo's book, forbidden archaeology, you've got to get a copy.

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