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Having kids is just as selfish a choice as not having them. You trusted your judgement and made a family of two together, and that's just fine, no matter what anyone says. On a similar note, my fiance and I (who, as I said, are NOT having kids) are going to take each others names on, with...

I'm sorry, but I have to say I find this condescending. Would you go up to someone who was infertile and tell them that they're born lacking something "essential to their growth as an individual"? I dont doubt that reproducing has been a big part of what makes you who you are, but it's...

A year ago, I would not have understood what someone meant when they talked about that feeling of things just "clicking". But last Summer I started spending time with my now-fiance (we'd known each other just to say a casual "hi" for years, but until then neither of us were available) and we...

I thought Spanish was still pretty commonly spoken there also. :confused:

I'm traveling to Barcelona with my fiance in October for a week-long vacation. Although I grew up speaking close-to-fluent Spanish, I haven't used it much in the last decade-plus, and I'm extremely rusty. So as part of preparing for the trip, Im going to try to listen to some audio courses, do...

Aha! F everyone's I, Dolan directly addresses the forward at abunt 1:45 into his recent Paratopia interview.

I've been listening to those old (terrific) Dark Matters and UFOs Today programs that have been posted here, and I found Mr Ecker's two shows concerning moon anomolies (That Vito fellow and the woman who used to work for NASA) really really fascinating. I'd always heald a dim view, to say the...

That does make me happy. I think it's legit to have an interview as sort of preview/teaser as well, but in any case- I'll be waiting with anticipation. I'm about halfway through UFOATNSS Vol1 and intend to pick up the second one as soon as it hits Amazon. I was so excited when he mentioned on...

I laughed out loud at "Sometimes, we gotta get spanked!" I liked the change of pace. Although I don't think I'd enjoy shows like this as a staple, I feel it does everyone good to take a break every now and then ("Roswell Roswell Roswell Roswell Roswell Roswell Roswell Roswell Roswell")...

Sorry, I don't mean to give you a hard time, but your posting style makes me hear everything you type in the voice of HAL. :eek:

Dolan just did a whole two hours at Para- ah... er- another Podcast I enjoy- and I gotta say (I'm about halfway through) he sounds even more rational, reasonable, and likeable than ever. It's a fascinating discussion. And I'm REALLY excited for his next book. I would LOVE to see him back on...

I just want to say- I cannot get enough of these shows. That're EXCELLENT and I can't wait for more. The Vito Sacceri one is mind-blowing. :eek:

For me, it's more complicated than being more or less skeptical. It has pretty much convinced my to 99% certainty that there's something real and important to the UFO phenomenon (and a couple others), a view I didn't hold before becoming a listener, but it's also made me much more skeptical of...

Do I think there's something to Roswell? Yes. Have I enjoyed the Paracasts concerning Roswell? Yes. Am I just exhausted by it at this point? Yes.

I can't argue with this. In another thread, though, people we're saying stuff to the effect of "Dolan's gone off the deep end; he's totally lost it!", which I think is pretty unfair. Dolan isn't somehow bound by some code that says, because he's released a nonfiction UFO-related book, he's...

Sounds perfectly reasonable. :p

I pretty much can't ever get enough "secret Nazi technology" or "secret Nazi base"-type stuff. So count me as another "yes, please".

To answer the first question, all I can say is that her channeled information is not the first, and will certainly not be the last. My attitude on most claimed channeled information usually ranges from extreme caution, to skepticism, to outright disbelief. But I cannot say that all such...

This show, and the others I've listened to, are just fascinating! Props to Mr Ecker for sharing this, and to Gene and David for hosting it. I can't say how much I'm looking forward to listening to the rest. :)

I really enjoyed this one too- I didn't actually know that much about John Keel and this was an interesting overview. It also rememded my of what a cool guest Brad Steiger is... I have GOT to start checking out his books! Any suggestions on where to best start?