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RIP Frank Salisbury
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At least there’s one interview conducted here with Chris and Frank that’s pretty cool for several reasons. Another loss, as there seems to be an awful lot.
Frank Salisbury | The Paracast — The Gold Standard of Paranormal Radio
Frank Boyer Salisbury's Obituary on Logan Herald Journal
Frank Salisbury | The Paracast — The Gold Standard of Paranormal Radio
Frank Boyer Salisbury's Obituary on Logan Herald Journal
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A loss to the field again and we are left wondering as always, who is taking up the reigns in place of all these past contributors to Ufology?
I know how often it is mentioned that the average age at conferences is 60+ and that might be even generous but I think with the internet age it is more realistic to have i-conferences etc. Younger people these days don't need to get on buses and travel all day just to see their favourite bands like when I was 15 - you can have your fill on youtube and inevitably I think this is reflected on lack of youth at UFO events. I believe there are many new young folk getting into the field, but they experience it in different ways and it is up to the field of Ufology to keep up with that, not the other way round.
But RIP Frank, UFO's in Utah won't be the same.
I know how often it is mentioned that the average age at conferences is 60+ and that might be even generous but I think with the internet age it is more realistic to have i-conferences etc. Younger people these days don't need to get on buses and travel all day just to see their favourite bands like when I was 15 - you can have your fill on youtube and inevitably I think this is reflected on lack of youth at UFO events. I believe there are many new young folk getting into the field, but they experience it in different ways and it is up to the field of Ufology to keep up with that, not the other way round.
But RIP Frank, UFO's in Utah won't be the same.
Sue
Paranormal Maven
Maybe this would be a good occasion to convene a panel and do a memorial episode. I know I've had his books jotted down as something I would like to look at for a long time now, and such books aren't easy to find, either. I wonder if there's anyone out there knowledgeable about his life and work than can speak for the record. It would be good to hear from people like that.