From Bonnie London Town, this is Obscure Season 4.

In American Tragedy, I am your host, your friend, your your lover, your literary, mansplainer

in chief and Georgianologist Michael E. and Black Southern Gentleman Esquire, excited

about the coming week now.

Look, I know, I know. None of you on this book podcast signed up to hear diddly squat about

my fascination with UFOs. I know. I know that I have a bent your ear in previous episodes

talking about this anomalous phenomenon. Nevertheless, I will just draw your attention

to the coming week. Although I guess by the time this comes out, the week will have ended and

whatever mysteries to be revealed will have been revealed. But this coming Wednesday, July 26th,

the House of Representatives is holding an open hearing on UFOs and David Grush. If you are

familiar with that name is one of the three witnesses scheduled to testify. He is the so-called

whistleblower who made a big splash when he alleged that the US is in possession of several

craft of unknown origin and has been for decades. Grush is not your ordinary UFO enthusiast.

He is a highly placed intelligence officer who was a liaison for Arrow, which is the UFO

committee. He came out with some startling allegations. None of which to this point have been

disproven or proven. I should add, he has testified to Congress before and now he is going to be

testifying in an open hearing along with two pilots who are witnesses to various UAP encounters.

Anyway, that's what's got me jazzed up for the week. I don't expect anything

particularly revelatory to occur. In these hearings, nevertheless, I will be watching with some

interest. Also, this week I will be watching with some interest the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical

Oklahoma, which I have never seen. I don't even know what it's about. Other than I think it's like

I think it's like broke back Mountain or something like that. And this is the new production

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