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Hi.. I Iistened through your conversation as I quickly got the impression that you guys didnt know a lot on this topic, just bits and pieces that you heard...BUT you are willing to have the conversation.. which is very cool. Dont want to overload you so here are a couple of points. 1.. Military pilots have had near misses and interactions with UAP/ufo's.. pilot Ryan Graves has even started a Group called Americans for safe aerospace.. Also check out Dave Fravor and Tic Tac and Nimitz event. all TOP GUN operators. 2... The pentagon and Presidents (Obama) have already confirmed multiple times that Uap/ufo's are real and not our technology. 3.. Look up the Shumer-Rounds Uap disclosure act, which was passed into law recently.. it mentions NHI 26 times, talks about reverse engineering programs and how disclosure should be made public. 4.. Watch the Uap hearing congress held July last year. 5.. Watch Col Karl Nell talk at the Salt conference this year saying there is that Nhi have been interacting with humanity, this information is not new and is on going. And that there is ZERO DOUBT this is true. As I always say, no need to believe anything until you are ready or get to kick the tyres of a UFO yourself. Just listen to the conversation....Cheers

Is the alien hot?😂

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I watched it! I was 7

One of reasons The Beatles made such an impact in the US in1964 was JFK was assassinated in November of 1963. We were still mourning as a nation and The Beatles were such a breath of fresh air. I was there, I remember.

You should do a segment on cottage cheese.

Loose weight brother it will improve your entire life. Praying that you try it

The "Colonel Bogey March" is a British march that was composed in 1914 by Lieutenant F. J. Ricketts (1881-1945) (pen name Kenneth J. Alford), a British Army bandmaster who later became the director of music for the Royal Marines at Plymouth. The march first appeared in film when it was hummed by Michael Redgrave in Alfred Hitchcock's The Lady Vanishes in 1938. English composer Malcolm Arnold added a counter-march, which he titled "The River Kwai March", for David Lean's 1957 film The Bridge on the River Kwai. You did not mention the director David Lean, one of the greatest directors. He directed the large-scale epics The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957), Lawrence of Arabia (1962), Doctor Zhivago (1965), Ryan's Daughter (1970), and A Passage to India (1984).[1] He also directed the film adaptations of Charles Dickens novels Great Expectations (1946) and Oliver Twist (1948), as well as the romantic drama Brief Encounter (1945). During the last years of his life, Lean was in pre-production of a film version of Joseph Conrad's Nostromo. He assembled an all-star cast, including Marlon Brando, Paul Scofield, Anthony Quinn, Peter O'Toole, Christopher Lambert, Isabella Rossellini and Dennis Quaid, with Georges Corraface as the title character. Lean also wanted Alec Guinness to play Dr. Monygham, but the aged actor turned him down in a letter from 1989: "I believe I would be disastrous casting. The only thing in the part I might have done well is the crippled crab-like walk." As with Empire of the Sun, Steven Spielberg came on board as producer with the backing of Warner Bros. Please do a little more research of your subject

It's refreshing to see Kev squirm with a topic he'd rather avoid. lol

I was so glad it was the camera that fell, because I thought Nikki fell out of her chair. lol

Thanks for having me on your podcast. It was a lot of fun sharing my story with you both.

Hi

You guys are hilarious

Lol I want a shout out I listen to the podcasts

Idk where you guys are based out of, but if you like cool haunted places with fascinating history, you should take a trip to Excelsior Springs, MO and tour the Hall of Waters. Its a water/hydrotherapy medical facility built in the 1930s in an art deco style. They turned it into the town hall, but there's an employee who does history and ghost tours after hours and the money from the tours goes into the building preservation/restoration fund. Hearing the history from someone who knows every inch of the building as well as having my own paranormal experiences was so much fun!

Great talk, Great vid!

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We're going to see Niall Horan in July.

Thanks for letting us know.

Where Are the Three Statues of Liberty? By Staff WriterLast Updated December 10, 2023 Spencer Platt/Getty Images News/Getty Images Designed by French sculptor Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, the most famous Statue of Liberty is found in the United States and graces the entrance to New York Harbor. The other two depictions of Liberty are much smaller and are located in Paris, France. The first of the Parisian Liberties is found in the Jardin du Luxembourg (Luxembourg Garden). Erected in 1906, this Liberty is a miniature bronze model created by Bartholdi for use as a visual aid during the construction of the larger New York statue. The second Parisian Liberty is located on the Ile aux Cygnes (Island of Swans) in the Seine River, not too distant from the Eiffel Tower. This 37-foot high replica was erected on July 4, 1889 on the centennial of the Storming of the Bastille, in commemoration of both American Independence and the French Revolution

I would think I'm funny like Chandler. I'm really great at one liners.

I thought you would make a great princess leigha because the headphones 🎧 already resembled her hairstyle!

As R2D2: You're always the cool under pressure and come through in a clutch. Tech savvy and underestimated but always there for his friends. I would want Chewbacca mainly because I'm big strong and nobody understands me. 😆

Any sitcom would be great, Friends would be my first choice. I would have to turn down any medical or forensic show.

Driving is fun you get to see the country if you want a long boring drive drive I-80 in Nebraska

Love your podcast Kev. Change can be tough but much brighter days on your horizon. Already enjoying your new co-host; seems very mature and not needing therapy. YFU

😢so sorry to see you go Stevie. ❤ Good luck on all your future endeavors and please come back to visit!

i had to go back and rewatch this episode to see what this comment was about. that definitely wasn't my comment but I would agree with it lol

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Will was great especially his joke about Stevie being "at home" in the zoo! 😂

My favorite moment from last episode

love you both all too well

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How could that possibly be the twist? It's literally the tag line for the trailer. 😂

🎉Great to see you 🎉