Radio Misterioso

Alien writing channeled and painted by Mario Pazzaglini

The tag for this site reads “In-depth conversations on the paranormal alternating with weird music and audio.” Here’s an example of the music and audio. Some of the music has since been posted at UFOMystic.

This program, broadcast on February 29th of 2002, featured science fiction and UFO/ flying saucer-themed music along with readings from Jim Keith’s book Saucers of the Illuminati and Paul Bennewitz’ plan to defend Earth from alien invaders (entitled Project Beta.) It also contains a 15 minute excerpt of my original 1996 phone interview with the late alien writing researcher Dr. Mario Pazzaglini which was conducted for The Excluded Middle, my old newsstand magazine.

 

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Joe Oesterle is a writer, artist and comedy writer and performer. We were co-authors of Weird California, which was published in 2006. Joe and I were unaware of each other until we met on promotional interviews that were set up by the publisher, and found out that we shared a mania for classic standup and other recorded comedy, as well as the old National Lampoon magazine. Joe worked for the NatLamp website and also recorded an album of funny songs for them.

I thought it was mandatory that we get together and talk about humor and play some of our favorite bits, so we finally did on March 30 of 2008. What is the purpose of humor? What is taboo in comedy? How do those who make us laugh point out things that are wrong with society?

Joe and I talked about Mad magazine, writers from the old National Lampoon, Michael O’Donoghue, Lenny Bruce, Derek and Clive, Bob and Ray, Cheech and Chong, Bill Hicks and many others.

Since good comedy is rarely polite or safe, I almost need not warn you that we sometimes use naughty words and play a few things that might rattle the easily offended.

 

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I hesitated putting up this interview, because it’s one of the least professsional ones that ever aired on Radio Misterioso.

At that time, Pamela Stonebrooke was a close friend, and my skeptical filter was out the window. For those who don’t know or remember, Pamela was (in)famous in ufological circles for her stories of sexual encounters with reptilian aliens, which she claimed to enjoy. For my part, I was willing to suspend my disbelief and at least accept that she believed her own accounts. Pamela was an update on the vintage contactee of the 1950s, with a post-modern twist.

She was also a former model and at the time was pursuing a singing career. At the time of our interview, she had released one CD, and was gigging in nightclubs around L.A.

On this program, we talked about her encounters, adventures with outsider physicist Jack Sarfatti, and read off a list of keywords that were guaranteed to make the NSA take an interest. We also played a couple of tracks off her CD Experiencer, and Pamela performed a Billie Holliday song live.

The last I heard from Pamela, she was in Houston with someone she had met online and had decided to move after visiting him.

The interview was recorded on June 3rd of 2001.

 

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Bill Moore is famous (or infamous) in ufological circles as the discoverer (or accused creator) of the MJ-12 documents, and the author of both The Philadelphia Experiment and The Roswell Incident. I believe he has been above-ground in his dealings with me, but he had a reputation as the bad boy of UFO research, since he searched for truths in the government labyrinth of secrecy, and didn’t really care what others thought of him.

Moore has appeared on Radio Misterioso a total of six times from 2003 to 2007. Over the next few months I’ll post the four shows that haven’t been heard publicly since the original broadcasts. As far as I know, Moore has not given any public interviews other than these since the early 1990s.

This program, from August 8th of 2004, also features my sometime co-host Walter Bosley. Bosley’s career included stints as both an FBI Special Agent and an employee of the Air Force Office of Special Investigation, and lends his view of the workings of government secrecy and procedure.

Subjects discussed include: the Mars rovers, Col. John Alexander, people who keep government secrets, the craft of disinformation, the origin of the term “greys,” theories that the Moon is hollow, underground civilizations, the origins of man on in North America, the 2004 election, the mysterious artist Charles Delleschau and his connection to the 19th century airship mystery, the Aurora UFO crash and Moore’s (then) forthcoming book on the origins of the Mormon church.

There are two other Moore interviews available for download on my page at Radio4all.net.

 

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Regan Lee’s sites include Orange Orb, Vintage UFO and Snarly Skepticism and she has written for Binnall of America, UFO Digest and American Chronicle. We spoke on January 20, 2008.

We talked about fundamentalist skeptics, people who are drawn to (and repelled by) the paranormal, how “UFO” does not equal “E.T.” and attitudes towards those who are interested in weirdness.

 

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After we both worked separately on the book Weird California, I finally got to meet Mike Marinacci, whose book Mysterious California had fascinated me for years. We had a few book signings around the San Francisco Bay area in 2006, and then met again unexpectedly at Robert Anton Wilson’s memorial service of last year, where he agreed to this interview which took place on February 25.

We talked about Bob Wilson, Charles Manson, E. Clampus Vitus, the Billiwack Monster, the ancient lizard people of Los Angeles, and why many Americans think that California is full of weirdos.

 

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As part of my new effort to bring you promised shows from the past, here is crop circle researcher Nancy Talbott’s interview from August 10. We spoke about the distinct possibility that not all crop circles are made by humans, based on data gathered in the field by Talbott’s organization, BLT Research, for over a decade. Talbott has utilized the services of credentialed biological laboratories to examine plant physiology changes from suspected crop circle formations. She relates the story of how one television documentary team fudged findings to conform to a fundamentalist skeptical viewpoint.

Also discussed, her experiences with a Dutch teenager, Robbert van den Broeke, who seems to be able to predict when crop circles and other weirdness are afoot.

 

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Show from December 7th, 2008. Kimball and series co-host Holly Stevens talk about encounters with the unknown while shooting Kimball’s ghost hunting show, which is currently in production. Part 2 features talk about UFOs and the subject of intellectual freedom.  Radio Misterioso co-host Walter Bosley joins for questions and comments.

 

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