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Gene, I'm sorry that you've had such a rough time of it, and that this wasn't the news any of us wanted. I hope good things find their way to you as you navigate the next chapter.

Here are some more off the top of my head I thought of this morning. I liked the Ardy Sixkiller shows and I thought the Rick Doty interview was interesting: https://www.theparacast.com/forum/threads/december-21-2014-dr-ardy-sixkiller-clarke.15733/...

I fixed it for the Greg Valdez interview. And will add the links going forward. Thanks as that was actually a great suggestion.

I found the Greg Valdez interview this morning and I'm currently listening to it. I might have skipped it in the past because of the mention of Dulce, but I'm pleasantly surprised that it hasn't devolved into "there's an alien base at Dulce" nonsense...

I was going to go through the feed and listen to some of faves, but I'm sure others have faves that are different from mine. I always like the episodes with Jerry Clark and Chris Rutkowksi. There's probably some good episodes that I've missed. So what are some of your faves?

Well, damn. Sounds like Gene is having quite the time. I know Gene is about the age of my folks and that stuff can mess you up. Please tell Gene to keep his hopes up. My mom went thru a major medical event late last year, and she went from the ICU to being in their rehab unit in a couple of...

I don't think he's an agent. He's somebody's "useful idiot.".

Thanks for the link, Gene!

I've read Mirage Men and the Gorightly book cites it, so I figured I should go ahead and read Bishop's book, too. Any other good books on disinfo/psyops in the UFO field out there?

I'm not a fan of predictive text. For something that is supposed to be helpful, it always ends taking me longer to text somebody. Wow, just wow.

Predictive text gets everyone in the end. ;) I've got Project Beta and Roswell in the 21st century in my "to read" pile.

So when I posted about a certain book being on sale, I started wondering about what you are all reading right now. I'm currently reading Saucers, Spooks, and Kooks by Adam Gorightly. I bought an anthology of William Hope Hodgson for his weird/horror fiction this week, too.

Oh, I got into these topics around the time that Project Camelot was making outrageous claims. The farce aspect has been alive and well for a number of years as far as I'm concerned.

I get it. I'm not a fan of Elizondo, either.

I use both. I do like the search function in ebooks, though. I've found that feature helpful over the years. I think both have their advantages.