Anaximander
Skilled Investigator
Hey Folks,
I'm about two thirds of the way through the interview that Mr Imrogno did on Binall of America and I gotta say, it is a good'un.
That being the case I thought Id bring it to your attention and post the link to the show - I know I'm not the only Imbrogno fan around here
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binnall of america : audio
I'm about two thirds of the way through the interview that Mr Imrogno did on Binall of America and I gotta say, it is a good'un.
That being the case I thought Id bring it to your attention and post the link to the show - I know I'm not the only Imbrogno fan around here
:binnall of america : audio
Full Preview:
We kick things off by scratching at the surface of Phil's remarkable career studying high strangeness by finding out what originally sparked his interest and how his career as an investigator evolved over three decades in the paranormal trenches. Phil provides a fascinating glimpse of what the UFO research scene was like in the mid-1970's when he first became actively involved in UFO studies. We then discuss Phil's transformation from a 'nuts and bolts' mindset to something more akin to examining the paranormal aspects of UFOs. This leads to some discussion on the difficulties in using 'mainstream' science to study the UFO phenomenon.
The conversation then turns towards the need to abandon specialization in paranormal research and begin connecting all the genres into a more unified field. This leads to some discussion on the potential benefits of giving a closer examination to UFO witnesses and how they react to their paranormal encounter. Diving in to some of the topics found in Phil's latest book, we talk about the apparent change in UFO shape from classic 'flying saucers' to black triangles and what that change might signify.
We then examine one bizarre trend that Phil's research has uncovered: that encounters with reptilians are surprisingly more prevalent than 'mainstream' Ufology and abduction research seem to suggest. This leads to some discussion on Nordics as well as why Reptilians seem to veritably under reported in UFO literature. This leads to some discussion on the importance of outlier cases in Ufology as well as some insight into the origins of Phil's study of the Stone Chambers of Hudson Valley. This leads to us talking about how the insights of the Native Americans may be critical to finding fresh clues as to the nature of paranormal mysteries.
Next we look at Phil's research into the controversial and enigmatic area of channeling. Specifically, he talks about his investigation of Dean Fagerstrom, who allegedly channeled amazingly detailed technical diagrams as well as other remarkable information from some mysterious entity named 'Donestra.' In classic BoA:Audio style, we turn the floor over to Phil as he goes in-depth on detailing this mind-blowing case and provides some tremendous first-hand information on Fagerstrom's stunning revelations and abilities apparently gleaned from channeling. Following that, Phil talks about some of the issues he has with channeling that make the practice suspect. He also shares the tale of how 'Donestra' appeared at a completely separate channeling session to 'personally' issue a bizarre warning to Phil.
Our discussion then turns towards the research of the late John Keel, who was Phil's friend, and how Phil's research differs from Keel's work. Phil also shares some hilarious observations from Keel about the world of UFO studies. This turns to some talk about the world of Ufology and Phil talks about what would be an ideal method of unlocking the phenomenon and how a similar concept had already been tried in the past.
Looking at Phil's ongoing research into the jinn, we specifically target the rumor, which Phil has heard on a handful of occasions, that the governments of Saudi Arabia and the United States are actively trying to capture an interdimensional being. This tangent ends with us discussing the idea of a secret faction within the government that looks at the paranormal and Phil shares some stories that suggest elements of this concept. We also find out about Phil's investigation into Steward Airport, where suspicious, surreptitious events seemed to be taking place in the past, including massive shipments of cattle being sent there.
Almost like a movie trailer that shows the whole ending before you even see the film. But, of course the actual interview is always a good long and in depth one so I can get over that one pet peeve of mine. Anyway, I do enjoy his shows and I'll have to download this interview. Sounds like a good one. 
Then getting mad becaue a Canadien fan tells me how great the franchise is (even from my limited southern football lovin viewpoint I can tell you it is a great and legendary franchise.) The point is I could go on an evangelical Christian site because I know a little about Christianity having been raised as a Christian. I could argue with them and point out some of the gaps in what is real or likely and what is more than likely myth. However, all I would do is make an ass of myself. Also, I would never be able to touch the deep inner peace that some folks get from their religion. So, if you think all paranormal is bunk and there is nothing beyond what can be measured in a test tube or the chemical firings of grey matter then I have to ask the age old question. why are you on a deluded silly paranormal board? Now, this is not an attack on Lance or anybody else. It's just my "logical" thought process. Someday the silly little folks like me will die off. Then the species can do away with all the silly little superstitous peons and evolve into that great "Star Trek" mythological natural selection utopia in the sky! After all if a being is not fit will not Natural Selection kill em off anyway? Survivial of the fittest? So, why bust a gut? We silly little beleivers in sky gods and ufo's and esp and all the rest are headed to oblivion anyway right? Of course so are all the rest of ya but that's ok cuz that's how it works when your nothing but a brain fart.
