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Hello and welcome. You're tuned into the best and paranormal talk. Radio this is beyond the darkness. I'm Dave Schrader. That's Tim Dennis. I'm sick. Tim. That's what I hear. Oh my God. I picked up some disease. I don't know what it is. Ghosty disease. My head is filled with ectoplasm from the haunted location. I just visited as we filmed the

first episode of the new program I'm a part of. And I'm excited about that. But while I was away, Tim, something happened. Another program aired. Yeah, that's what I hear. Yeah. Another program on the travel channel. Uh-huh. It's from a Canadian production company. They hit me up a year ago. They're like, hey, would you want to come tell your haunted hospital story? And I said, sure. I'd love to come tell my own at hospital story. Well, I only just got to see the episode yesterday.

When I got home from my film shoot, right? Yeah. And I saw a clip that they're playing online. And I had to reach out to you because you were represented. They clearly say his co-host and producer. So we know there's only one of those. Oh, I hope so. Yeah. Yeah. And you were the actor. I mean, it was uncanny. How much I looked like me. The guy that played me was uncannily identical. Same glasses, same, you know, amazing hair.

Cut and go T. And I'm like, I don't know how they could make anybody else look as closely, you know, as the actors to the human being.

Because usually watch these shows, right? And you see the actors are these rogushly handsome people. And then you see the real people.

And they look nothing like the actor that portrayed them. But I thought they got me right until I saw the actor they picked for you.

They I couldn't have asked for a better representation of you on television. Tim, your first time on TV. Yeah.

You were represented by a six foot five black man that looked like he could play football for, I don't know, not the Vikings.

Kids can look like a winner. No, yeah, he did. He was impressive. I was impressed. Yeah.

So I thought that was kind of funny that that's the representation of you. They chose a six foot five well sculpted black man.

Because again, they were they were they were channeling your inner totem. Well, they've, you know, I it does run in the family.

My stepdad's African American and I figured that is you know, that's not how it works. Right? No, it isn't. No, no, no, it's that's, you know, step parents are great.

Don't get I'm I have one. Yeah. But but no, when it comes to that that idiosyncrasy, you don't actually absorb part of their DNA because they're your step

parent that doesn't hand down that way. No, no, but I'm sure I'm sure pops would have enjoyed the fact that you were really represented more his son in that episode.

I think he got a good laugh up in heaven as for sure. So okay. So here's here's the inconsistencies of which I can I can't understand any of this.

And you know, let me let me do this. Usually we we banter and we don't bring in the guest. But I just I've got to hear our guests thoughts on this as well.

Today we've got an interesting topic. David Boehwufo's witchcraft cocaine and paranoia. The occult saga of Wally Elmart. I'm sure I'm butchering the name Elmart.

That's it. The rock and roll which of New York joining us one of our favorite guests Timothy Beckley is back.

So Tim already prefer Timothy, which what do you want me to call you?

Just Tim. Okay. So Tim number two, we're watching this episode.

I'm based here in Minnesota. That's where Tim Dennis Tim one and I live. So they represent I tell them the story. They represent it as though it takes place in a new upper New York state hospital.

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