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chat room and remember to subscribe to us on iTunes and now welcome to this week's edition of where did the

road go and i am your host sariah as always and uh we might have a few bugs to work out here

but i think we got everything we are in a brand new studio and uh looking for my headphone levels

huh there we go all right maybe that's but ooh that's nice okay excellent welcome to where did the Road go. And this new studio will hopefully allow us to do some neat stuff, including some video, which we're going to start doing next week when we have in-studio guests like we did last week with Peter, but we couldn't do video. But this is a very nice studio with a lot of room, so we're going to be able to shoot video as well um other updates

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of a button um let's see other than that uh i think that's all the updates for the show.

There's a couple interesting things posted on our Facebook page if you want to check them out.

There's an interesting bit on the old maps, and a guy who says he can prove that they are not of recent design.

The funny thing is, in the article, he also says we should not

to a lost civilization as an explanation.

Maybe stop and go, well, why not?

I mean, why would you exclude that as a possible explanation for these maps?

But nonetheless, it's an interesting read.

There's also an interesting article on some gigantic monoliths being found

in megalus being found in uh siberia well worth checking out bigger than anything else that's ever been

found so kind of neat there tonight however our guest is steve stockton and he's written an

interesting book um that's going to have soon have follow-up. Let's see if we can get him on here. You there, Steve? Yes, sir. All right. Excellent. That works nicely. Your name of your book is what? Strange Things in the Woods. Okay. That's what I thought it was. I didn't have it right here in front of me and I didn't want to get it wrong.

So, how long ago did you write this?

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