September 6, 2015 — Walter Bosley with Goggs Mackay

The Paracast — The Gold Standard of Paranormal Radio

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🗓️ 6 September 2015

⏱️ 159 minutes

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Summary

Gene and Chris and Goggs Mackay are joined by Walter Bosley, an author, a former AFOSI agent and a former FBI counterintelligence specialist. They discuss a wide variety of subjects from pop culture, movie special effects, to so-called breakaway civilizations. So is it possible that UFOs and other unusual events are caused by individuals who have left our known world and are engaging in actions that we do not quite understand? The term was originally coined by UFO researcher and historian Richard Dolan to describe black budget projects, a secret space program, central bankers, secret societies and other agencies that fly under the radar. But Bosley feels there are actually two breakaway civilizations.

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0:00.0	You're in the Paracast.
0:10.0	You're in the Paracast, the gold standard of paranormal radio.
0:28.0	And now, here's Gene Steinberg.
0:32.6	So is it true, Gags Mackay, that the bumper from our friend Chris Rutkowski,
0:39.2	channeling Emperor Ming, the Max Seidau version, not the Charles Middleton version,
0:45.2	is the absolute best the Paracass bumper ever, Gax?
0:49.8	Well, there have certainly been many good bumpers over the years, and I would definitely say I think it was the longest.
0:57.0	In fact, I was just expecting you to cut him off because it was going on too long, but he did manage to rein himself in a bit.
1:07.0	But yeah, it's got to be in the top three anyway.
1:10.0	There is a photo in the Paracast forums at Forum.com where Chris is portraying Emperor Ming in a radio play, but he's wearing the outfit.
1:21.3	Where did he get the outfit from?
1:23.4	I don't know, maybe from a costume rental or something like that.
1:26.7	But understand here we're dealing with two types of Emperor Ming.
1:29.7	We have the original.
1:31.1	And I still think the best was a character actor named Charles Middleton in the Flash Gordon movie serials from the 1930s.
1:38.7	I expect you can find him somewhere.
1:41.0	And the production value is very primitive, but it's in 1930s. And Flash Gordon, of course,
1:46.3	was played by Buster Crabb, if anyone remembers or cares. Then there was a remake, and I think the guy
1:51.8	who played Flash Gordon with Sam Jones, and the theme music came from Queen and David Bowie.
1:58.7	So that's all the trivia we need.
2:01.8	Well, the original, those Flash Gordon cereals, of course, are available on DVD.
2:06.0	I have a collection of them with the Middleton Ming.
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