The Brain Damage - #1418-2

Tom Barnard Podcast

News, Comedy

4.6 • 637 Ratings

🗓️ 11 July 2018

⏱️ 53 minutes

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The two most socially acceptable ways to give yourself brain damage are alcoholism and football. So if that's what you're after, there you go. If not, we can't help you.

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0:00.0	Let's face it, more people are seeing UFOs, and some of these sightings completely defy explanation.
0:05.0	You have things that going hundreds of knots under the water, anti-gravity.
0:07.8	But it has to be something like our own secret tech, or maybe even adversarial, right?
0:11.8	So the claim that it's our tech, or that it's an adversarial tech, no, it is not.
0:16.3	This is Stephen Deiner from the hit podcast, UAP, and I have conversations like that every week as I keep up with all the latest relating to UFO topics.
0:23.4	Just search UAP wherever you get your podcasts.
0:25.6	As we continue to ask the question,
0:27.1	are we alone in the cosmos?
0:30.1	We're not sure if it's real or not.
0:32.9	We can start whenever.
0:36.0	All right.
0:36.9	You've been working for me. We are recording. All right. It's been working for me.
0:39.2	We are recording.
0:40.9	Tom Bernhardt show with...
0:42.5	Doug Sprintall.
0:43.7	Co-host, Catherine Brandt.
0:45.5	Andy Brant Bernard.
0:46.6	Cassie Schrader.
0:48.2	And Tommy.
0:49.7	And by the way, you have to do your commercial.
0:52.2	Cool.
0:52.9	Because it's live time, paly.
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