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Throwbacks are where I re-release old episodes from the archives. So don't worry if you have heard it already, as 'New episodes' will continue to come out on Sundays. To get some of the old episodes heard.~~~Our guest today is Joseph from Ohio, and he has had one unexplainable thing happen to him and a friend about 15 years ago. He hasn't shared this story with hardly anyone, but Joseph and his friend were chased out of an old, abandoned Air Force Radar Base by some type of entity that they could not really see. It moved through the bushes and also threw up snow, but all they could see was an invisible entity. More information on this episode on the podcast website:https://ufochroniclespodcast.com/ep-36-chased-by-an-invisible-entity/Want to share your encounter on the show?Email: UFOChronicles@gmail.comOr Fill out Guest Form:https://forms.gle/uGQ8PTVRkcjy4nxS7Podcast Merchandise:https://www.teepublic.com/user/ufo-chronicles-podcastHelp Support UFO CHRONICLES by becoming a Patron:https://patreon.com/UFOChroniclespodcastX: https://twitter.com/UFOchronpodcastThank you for listening!Like share and subscribe it really helps me when people share the show on social media, it means we can reach more people and more witnesses and without your amazing support, it wouldn't be possible.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/ufo-chronicles-podcast--3395068/support.

Throwbacks are where I re-release old episodes from the archives. So don't worry if you have heard it already, as 'New episodes' will continue to come out on Sundays. To get some of the old episodes heard.~~~Our guest today is Joseph from Ohio, and he has had one unexplainable thing happen to him and a friend about 15 years ago. He hasn't shared this story with hardly anyone, but Joseph and his friend were chased out of an old, abandoned Air Force Radar Base by some type of entity that they could not really see. It moved through the bushes and also threw up snow, but all they could see was an invisible entity. More information on this episode on the podcast website:https://ufochroniclespodcast.com/ep-36-chased-by-an-invisible-entity/Want to share your encounter on the show?Email: UFOChronicles@gmail.comOr Fill out Guest Form:https://forms.gle/uGQ8PTVRkcjy4nxS7Podcast Merchandise:https://www.teepublic.com/user/ufo-chronicles-podcastHelp Support UFO CHRONICLES by becoming a Patron:https://patreon.com/UFOChroniclespodcastX: https://twitter.com/UFOchronpodcastThank you for listening!Like share and subscribe it really helps me when people share the show on social media, it means we can reach more people and more witnesses and without your amazing support, it wouldn't be possible.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/ufo-chronicles-podcast--3395068/support.

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Buckland Wood is no ordinary wood. This is magical temperate rainforest, a rare habitat not just in the UK but in the world. Cloaked in lush lichens and mosses, dotted with stone walls and bridges and with a beautiful river rambling through, it already looks and feels like a special place. But the Trust has big plans for its future. Join us to explore with rainforest guru Sam, who tells us about the bid to restore this globally important site and its huge potential to connect people with nature, store carbon and boost biodiversity. Hear why temperate rainforests are so special, along with pine marten reintroductions, backpacks on beetles and much more! Don't forget to rate us and subscribe! Learn more about the Woodland Trust at woodlandtrust.org.uk Transcript You are listening to Woodland Walks, a podcast for the Woodland Trust presented by Adam Shaw. We protect and plant trees for people to enjoy, to fight climate change and to help wildlife thrive.  Adam: For today's woodland walk, we are heading into the rainforest, but I am not going very far. Well, I'm going quite far, but not to the Amazon, or South America. I'm going to to the temperate rainforest, which isn't as well known, but is actually even rarer than the tropical rainforest. It's also known as Atlantic or Celtic rainforest. And as I said, exceptionally rare. You do find it on the West Coast of Scotland, North and West Wales, Devon, Cornwall, Cumbria, parts of Northern Ireland, which sounds like a long list, but it really isn't. And what's wonderful actually is that Britain is really the place in the world to find these things. We have a very high proportion of the global area of temperate rainforest. I'm heading to Devon to see some temperate rainforests. Anyway, enough from me. Let's go talk to an expert about Devon's temperate and exciting rainforest.  Sam: So I'm Sam Manning. I'm the project officer for the Woodland Trust Rainforest Recovery Project. We are here in Buckland Wood, which is a new Woodland Trust acquisition on Dartmoor in the Dart Valley.  Adam: Fantastic. And it's it's super new because the place we came down didn't seem to have a sign on it or anything. So when did the Trust acquire this?  Sam: So we've literally just acquired this this month and it's an extension really of two other sites that we own in the Dart Valley, Ausewell Wood, which we bought about five years ago and Grey Park Wood, which we've owned for a couple of decades.  Adam: Right. And and what are we gonna do? Where are you taking me today?  Sam: So we're going to have a walk around the wood and I'm going to show you some of the aspects of the restoration work that we have planned here, we're going to go down to the Dart River, which is a really special river. It's 26 miles long. Very, very ecologically biodiverse, very important for, in terms of temperate rainforest, and look at how we can restore that through various different natural flood management methods.  Adam: Right. Lead on, Sir. So you already mentioned the keyword temperate rainforest. Is that what this is?  Sam: Yeah. So this is sort of prime what we call hyper-oceanic temperate rainforest.  Adam: You just have to say that slowly. Hypo what?  Sam: Hyper-oceanic.   Adam: Hyper-oceanic, OK.  Sam: Yes. So there's there's two different kinds of temperate rainforest broadly. There's southern oceanic, which is any rainforest woodland that receives over 1.5 metres of rainfall a year.  Adam: Right.  Sam: Or hyper-oceanic and that is 1.8 metres of rainfall and above, so slightly techy and scientific. But what it means is is that you get two distinctly different communities of lichens or lower plants, which is what makes these woodlands particularly special.  Adam: Sorry, I've already forgotten. Are we in the rain type of temperate rainforest that gets more rain or less rain?  Sam: More rain.  Adam: More rain.   Sam: Yeah it rains a lot here.   Adam: So that's the the non-oceanic one gets more rain.  Sam: The hyper-oceanic gets a lot of rain, yeah.  Adam: Hyper-oceanic. OK, so you can see I'm a poor student. OK. So, but luckily extraordinary, I mean, it's a bit there's a chill, but it's it has been lovely weather and it's definitely dry today.  Sam: Hmm yeah, this is this is quite strange for Dartmoor really, I think this is sort of the driest March in 60 years or something. So we are we are beginning to experience much, much drier springs and summers, but one of the functions of these rainforests is they are very, very good at producing their own rain and and in 2020, during the COVID lockdown, there was a real blue sky dry sort of drought level day in that March-April period. And I remember walking through this valley in the middle of the day and there was a thunderstorm and that was occurring nowhere else even in Devon or the wider country. And that's because they're effectively these sponges that accumulate a lot of rain in winter, store them, and then produce them more in summer.  Adam: Wow. And and I mean also we we think of rainforests as basically Brazil I suppose. But but we have temperate rainforests in the UK and my understanding is, I mean, they're extraordinarily rare on a, not just the UK, a global level. Just give us a sense of how special and unusual these environments are.  Sam: Yeah, that's right. So they're they're found only on 1% of the earth's land surface. So they are rarer by area than tropical rainforest.  Adam: Right. Do you happen to know? Sorry, are we going down there?   Sam: Down there yeah.   Adam: OK, so 1% temperate rainforests. Do you know what tropical rainforests are to give us a sense of proportion?  Sam: I actually don't know that, but I suspect it's probably around somewhere between 10-15%.  Adam: OK, well, I'm not gonna hold you to that *both laugh* but but that gives us a sort of sense of just how rare these are and tropical rainforests are fairly rare anyway, but OK. So these are very, very unusual environments. And what are you trying to do here then?  Sam: Well, a lot of these temperate rainforests are ancient woodlands, but they are plantations on ancient woodlands, so they are woodlands that have existed in perpetuity for as long as records go back. But a lot of them, as you can see here, have been coniferised, so they would have been cleared of their native tree species like oak, to be replaced by non-native timber crops from places like the Pacific Northwest, which which that's also ironically a temperate rainforest landscape, but those species are not co-adapted to the species we have here. So you you get these plantations that are very, very unbiodiverse, very dark, very shading and really don't work in tandem with a lot of the light-demanding rainforest species that we have, like rowans, hawthorns, oaks, that kind of thing. Of those sites I've talked about, almost half of it is conifer.  Adam: So your your first job, ironically, is to take trees out?  Sam: Well there'll be a sort of two-pronged approach really of using natural processes to diversify the forest, make it more structured, diverse. But we will need to intervene at certain times, particularly if we have really, really rare species. So in Ausewell for example, there's a species of lichen called bacidia subturgidula, so it's got a mad Latin name,   Adam: Wow, OK I'm definitely not saying that *laughs*  Sam: *laughs* But that species, for example, we have a quarter of the entire world's population of that species of lichen in Ausewell.  Adam: Right in Ausewell, which is quite a small place.  Sam: Yeah, exactly. That's about 100 hectares, so...  Adam: And that's a quarter of the global population of this lichen is in that...  Sam: Of that species, yeah. So when it comes to that, it's really about almost surgically intervening.  Adam: That's interesting. Let's let's carry on, you you better lead on, I've no idea where I'm going. So but that's interesting because I I can see planting trees, I've never heard of people actually planting like them, I didn't think that was even possible.  Sam: Yeah. So we call it translocation and and that's really only a last a last sort of nuclear option really when it comes to lichen conservation, if we have a tree where they have a really, really rare form of, a rare population of a species, then moving that to another tree may be the difference between that going extinct or not. But here now we've had this happen, what we're going to be doing is seeding it with those rainforest tree species to start to get that regeneration and there's loads over here.  Adam: What I'm still not clear about is why is the rainforest so special? It might be, oh it gets a lot of rain, who cares? A place gets a lot of rain, so does Wales, so does a lot of bits of London. It's clearly something special, it's not the trees, so what, why is having a temperate rainforest actually a good thing, what makes it special?  Sam: Well, there's there's there's a few different things. One of them is, and this is the real key one we focus on, is the biodiversity value. So the real bad, Britain in general is quite a wildlife poor place. We have quite a low species diversity, but these rainforests are absolute wells of biodiversity globally. The key ones are these epiphytes, so we're talking about lichens, bryophytes, so those are the mosses, liverworts and hornworts. Britain has over 2,000 species of lichen, it's one of the most biodiverse places on Earth in terms of lichen species, so we're really punching above our weight in terms of biodiversity in that sense, and they're only really found in these temperate rainforest habitats.  Adam: And lichen, I love lichen, and it's a real sign of air purity and everything, they're beautiful. How much do they support, like wildlife? I'm not aware of animals feeding off lichen very much, I don't think it has much nutrients in it?  Sam: Not too much at a macro level, but if you were to delve into that microscopic world, they are absolute keystone species in terms of forming the bedrock for so many invertebrates for so much sort of microbes. But they're also functionally, and this is something I'm I'm really passionate about, is looking at these forests in terms of what they can give to us functionally and the environment functionally, they are really good at fixing nitrogen. They're very, very good at fixing carbon, but but so in terms, that's what that's what makes temperate rainforest really good in terms of climate change mitigation is they hold that water, but they also are incredible carbon stores far more carbon is stored in these forests than traditional forests in the UK.  Adam: And that's lichens playing a big role in this?  Sam: A huge part, yeah, because of the pure, like the biomass of those lichens and mosses.  Adam: Ohh interesting. OK, so where are we going?  Sam: So I would quite like to go down to that river.  Adam: I'd love to go down to the river! Can I just ask, we're not going that way, are we??  Sam: No, I think we're gonna, that's one we may drive down, I think.  Adam: Drive down there?? No no we're not going to drive down there, that's not possible! *both laugh*  Sam: Yeah, we might have to go to a scenic detour around.   Adam: OK, well, there let's go down to the river. You have to lead. You look like...  Sam: So I think if we head up back to the car, shoot down, yeah.  Adam: OK. Ohh I see. OK, OK. But we're not driving down this this hill.  Sam: No, no, I think let's go down to the main Dart actually and then you can...  Adam: OK. And then get and get back, OK. Brilliant. We have come down to the river, remind me what the river is called?   Sam: This is the Webburn.   Adam: The Webburn, which leads into the Dart. We are on proper Hobbit territory now. A moss-covered stone bridge over the Webburn. We passed a little a beautiful little cottage, actually there's a number of beautiful cottages here. So explain a bit about where we are.  Sam: So we're stood on the Webburn, the Webburn watercourse and just behind us is the confluence of where it enters the Dart River and this kind of where it feeds into our aspirations for the restoration of the site. It's what many people would consider to be quite a natural looking river or natural looking watercourse. But this really as you can see it's very straight, it's very cut down into into the ground. So we call that incision and that's a product of centuries of draining and of artificial domestication of this watercourse to allow the land around it to be drier, which makes it more kind of productive for forestry.  Adam: So that's not natural?   Sam: No.  Adam: Are you gonna do anything about that? I feel like a teacher, ‘are you going to do anything about that?'!  Sam: *laughs* That that is the plan.  Adam: How how do you change, I mean, the river has cut, therefore quite a a deep edge into the land. What would you be able to do to to change that then?  Sam: Yeah. So a couple of years ago I went out to the Pacific Northwest, Canada, Vancouver Island to see their temperate rainforest and have a look at how old growth sort of ancient temperate rainforests function, but also how they restore them. And they, I asked them to take me to a river that was their best example of a really healthy rainforest river with really good salmon populations with great biodiversity that would have been unaffected by humans. And they took me to a place called Lost Shoe Creek. And and from the bottom of the watercourse where it entered the sea to the head waters, it was, you couldn't see the water. It was absolutely covered in wood, so huge trees that had fallen in, trees bank to bank, pinned against the bank. And what that does is it creates a much more dynamic river system that doesn't go in a straight line, but also holds back a lot of the gravel with the sediment and the silt that in this kind of river is making its way to the ocean. And causing a lot of damage.  Adam: So it's allowing or maybe placing actual dead trees into into the water and we can see one tree's already there, presumably that just naturally fell in.  Sam: That's right. Yeah. So if we left this for 1,000 years, it would fill, it would be effectively be a giant log jam, and we'd start to get a lot of that naturalised process happening. And then you get much more biodiversity because there's more invertebrates in the river, there's more shelter for fish and birds, there's more habitat. But what we're effectively planning on doing is is doing something what people call stage zero restoration, so taking,  accelerating that that thousand-year process and taking it back to a more naturalised river.  Adam: It's such a a spot. I think it's time for a bit of social media video, so I'll film that and you can see that on the Woodland Trust and my sites, and then we'll crack on. Sorry, I know this is really important, but this is an amazing fallen tree over a drystone wall covered in moss, I mean, I just had to stop for a moment. Look, you talked about lichen. I know, I ask you a question then stop you answering it *both laugh*. I love this lichen, it's all on this tree. It is really, really beautiful.  Sam: So this is called seastorm lichen which is one of the few lichens that has actually a romantic sort of English name that isn't Latin.  Adam: Wow. Well, very cool. Whilst you're talking, I'm gonna take a photo. OK. Yeah, go on, seastorm lichen.   Sam: Yeah, and and so a lot of the lichens will, as you can see, grow on the branches where the light is greater. So there's almost a canopy world of biodiversity up there, and what we're doing by increasing the light levels is, is drawing these lichens down to the forest floor by increasing the light levels. But this is a really, really good example of the kind of levels of deadwood we actually want to aspire to. So in, as you can see, in most of the forest, it's completely denuded of deadwood. So we'd be lucky if we get sort of 5 cubic metres of wood per hectare. In the forest of, the temperate rainforests of Canada, they have sort of 600 cubic metres a hectare of deadwood. So you you could barely even move through their forest.  Adam: And that's super, because often people want the deadwood cleared cause you go, ‘oh well it's untidy', but that's a sort of oasis of of biodiversity.  Sam: That's right. It's a whole layer of ecology that we're missing from our forests. And we recently did a study on something called the blue ground beetle, which is a an endemic rare species to temperate rainforests. We didn't know where they went in the day, so we didn't really know anything about them, they're very elusive. They come out at night, walk up the trees, and they reflect the moon off of their blue, kind of shiny carapace. They're our biggest beetle. So we did a study with Exeter University where we put GPS tracking backpacks on them.  Adam: On a beetle?  Sam: On a beetle, to find out where they went. And lo and behold, we found that they were going into these deadwood habitats and so it just it just shone a light on how important increasing deadwood in these forests is for all of those species.  Adam: Amazing. All right. I I do encourage you to follow the Woodland Trust's social media, Insta and all the rest of them and my Bluesky and Twitter or X or whatever it is you wanna do. And I'm now gonna take a photo which hopefully you'll see on any of that social media. So do follow them all. And we're going to take a pause as I pose *laughs*. Right, I'm back from my photographic expedition. Right. So you can answer the question again now about this public debate about access and and what have you. Go on, you lead on whilst we're talking.  Sam: So yeah, Dartmoor is really kind of the centre of gravity for a wider story around public, an increasing demand from the public to access land for wellbeing, recreation, connection to nature, that has been kind of growing here, particularly in this area.  Adam: Right.  Sam: There are, I think we actually sorry, we do need to go that way, I think they've blocked the path.  Adam: OK fair enough.  Sam: We're not having to scramble.  Adam: And I think we're going back to where we came from. Alright. Although that path there looks blocked.   Sam: This one looks good. Yeah.  Adam: Oh OK.  Sam: Go through this end.   Adam: Through the little stone wall. OK. Ruby's following doing social media. Ohh OK. Yeah, sorry, carry on.  Sam: So, I suppose the concern of some people might be that increasing footfall, public access to these really important fragments of temperate rainforest, it could have a damaging effect on the biodiversity here. But the reality is that in order for people to connect with, understand and care about nature, they need to have access to it. And so we need to bring people into these habitats in a sensitive and considered way to educate people about them, but the other key thing is we need to expand these habitats. So we're part of something called the South West Rainforest Alliance. And our goal collectively is to increase the amount of temperate rainforest in Devon and Cornwall, to triple it by 2050.  Adam: OK. I mean that's worth pausing on that for a moment. That's an extraordinary task. I mean it sounds a bit, I have to say I'm a bit sceptical about that, it sounds like you plucked that out the air. How on earth would you get to tripling the cover you've got?  Sam: Well, we think we can do that mostly through buffering existing temporate rainforest, so planting around them which can then make those bigger, better, more connected, but also just by introducing trees into farmed landscapes but not in a way that damages the farming. So agroforestry. But also the inclusion of hedgerows that connect up those fragments and there's been a lot of work that's being done currently in partnership with Plymouth University to model how we would do that effectively.  Adam: And the other thing that strikes me when we talk about ancient woodland, we're talking about, well, we can't create ancient woodlands, the clue's in the name, it's got to be ancient. It is different for temperate rainforests, isn't it? These things which I've heard about are achievable in a relatively short period of time. Is that right?  Sam: That's right. So we think we can create new temperate rainforest within our lifetime. So within a kind of 40-50 year woodland establishment phase and as part of the Rainforest Recovery Project, we have a strand of work that we're calling the temperate rainforest creation trials and that includes long term scientific research to tell us how best we can create rainforest the quickest. So is it doing closed canopy woodlands like this or is it individual trees in farmland? Or is it open space woodlands or maybe even natural regeneration?  Adam: Amazing. We're by the river. Let's move on with our tales from the riverbank. One thing I I wanted to ask you, I arrived here last night. And I met well, an old friend of mine called Chris Salisbury, who runs a local sort of adventure, an ecological company, taking people for adventures in the woods and telling stories and all sorts of really interesting things, and he was telling me two things that he's noted. One is the reintroduction of pine martens which I think is talked about, but also he's seen wild boar in these woods and I've never heard of that. Are those, have have you come across those stories?  Sam: Yes, so we were actually involved in the reintroduction of pine martens last year and that was a partnership between us and Devon Wildlife Trust and various other charities. And and that was a sort of very controlled planned, strategic reintroduction of a species that's been really successful. We've brought the public along with us, and they're now part of that increasingly biodiverse and resilient temperate rainforest landscape.  Adam: Right before we move on to wild boar, just educate me, what is a pine marten? Not sure, not entirely sure I know what one is.  Sam: A pine marten is a mustelid, so it's in the same family as sort of the badger, the stoat, the weasel.   Adam: Right, what's it look like?  Sam: It's it's sort of the size of a small cat, it's brown with a white bib and it looks quite a lot like a weasel, but it's larger, but they're very much arboreal mammals, so they spend most of their time in the trees.  Adam: And were they native to this land?   Sam: Yes they were.  Adam: Hunted out were they?  Sam: Hunted to extinction for their pelts and and things like that. Yeah.  Adam: So you're reintroducing them. How successful has that been?  Sam: That's been really successful. So we've reintroduced 15 animals to Dartmoor last year and we think that that will be enough of a seed population for them to start spreading naturally now.  Adam: OK. And I've heard about what, the reintroduction in other parts of the country of pine martens. Wild boar. A a harder issue I would have thought ‘cause these are quite big beasts?   Sam: Yes.  Adam: Did, did any, presumably the Trust didn't introduce them? No.  Sam: No. So they haven't been, in the same way as pine martens were, formally introduced. There's been more of a sort of natural creep, or in some cases, so there's a term that people use now called ‘beaver bombing', which which people use completely straight faced in a lot of circles now. And that is effectively guerilla reintroduction of species.  Adam: Right. OK. So these are just people who feel that they should be rewilded and just did it without any any authority or talking to the local community they just brought them in?  Sam: Exactly without going through that sort of more defined process.  Adam: And and look, clearly this is not a Woodland Trust policy, so I'm not asking you to defend it, but but the effect of that, I mean, have you noticed anything?  Sam: I think, I mean, it's a huge subject, but I think in general, if you don't bring communities along with you by educating them, by mitigating the effect of a species, it it can damage the movement in in the longer term. The other thing I'd say about boar and those larger sort of herbivores, which would have been a really important part of our ecosystem for diversifying them and keeping that process going, they will really struggle unless we have bigger, better, more connected woodlands that are more natural anyway.  Adam: Right. I understand. So we're just going through talking about this being the rainforest, but it has been amazingly dry in the spring and now you can hear that in the crunchy undergrowth of very dry leaves. You're gonna, I'm I'm an idiot anyway, but I'm concentrating on too many things so I've forgotten the name of the river for the third time *laughs*.  Sam: It's the Webburn.  Adam: The Webburn, why can't I remember the Webburn? All right. We've come down to the Webburn, to the riverbank side. It's beautifully clear this water, isn't it? There I mean it, it's it's wonderful clear. I so want to stand in that and then I'll have wet feet for the rest of the day and the journey back to London. So I'm not going to do that. How much of a threat is this sort of environment under?  Sam: So temperate rainforest once covered about 20% of the UK and they would have clothed our western seaboard which receives that amazing sort of oceanic rainfall and temperature we've been talking about. That's been reduced now to about 2% in the UK.   Adam: OK, from 20 to 2%?  Sam: From 20 to 2, so 90% loss.   Adam: Over what sort of period?  Sam: So we're talking about millennia really. So this is they would have been at their zenith about 5,000, 6,000 years ago during the Bronze Age and that progressive multi-generation story of increasing farming, of draining, of forestry, has led to the fragmentation that we see today. In Devon and Cornwall, we think it would have covered about 75%. That's now been reduced to about 8%. So a similar 90% loss both regionally and nationally.  Adam: And are you optimistic that that's about to change? Are we now seeing a different story?  Sam: I feel really optimistic, but mostly that's because I think we're facing a lot of these holistic problems at the moment around the biodiversity crisis, around climate change, and I think rainforests are an actually incredibly cheap, scalable way of restoring nature, which will help us with the biodiversity crisis, but also protect communities from climate change. By doing some of this rewetting work, by increasing increasing tree cover, we can massively reduce flooding and massively mitigate the effect of drought on our farming and on our communities as it gets worse. We are hoping to raise £2.8 million to help us achieve the goals we have here and and the site will be open once we've achieved that goal towards the end of the year. And people can go to woodlandtrust.org.uk/southwest to find more about that appeal.  Adam: So just repeat that website again so if people want, if they, if you've got your pen or your computer keyboard ready, here is the website to go to.  Sam: Thats woodlandtrust.org.uk/southwest  Adam: And they can learn learn more about it, but also contribute there can they?  Sam: That's right. Yeah. And if they want to learn more about the Rainforest Recovery Project, we are launching a website this week called rainforestrecovery.org.uk.  Adam: So by the time you hear this podcast, all of that will be available to you at the moment I can edit it all together. It is an amazing, amazing site. I am really privileged to be here. What a wonderful place. Sam, thank you very much indeed.  Sam: You're welcome.  Thank you for listening to the Woodland Trust Woodland Walks. Join us next month when Adam will be taking another walk in the company of Woodland Trust staff, partners and volunteers. And don't forget to subscribe to the series on iTunes or wherever you are listening. And do give us a review and a rating. If you want to find out more about our woods and those that are close to you, check out the Woodland Trust website. Just head to the visiting woods pages. Thank you. 

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Step into The Cloaked Realm, an original dark fantasy animated series blending high adventure, political intrigue, and supernatural forces. In this episode, we sit down with creators Peter Alexander and Marisa Cohen to explore the rich mythology behind their series, the journey of bringing it to life, and their ambitious vision for season one.With a successful Kickstarter campaign and a growing fanbase, The Cloaked Realm is poised to make waves in the animation world. We dive into the world-building process, the inspirations behind the series, and the challenges of independent animation. If you love dark fantasy, complex characters, and immersive storytelling, you won't want to miss this conversation!

Marisa Cohen and Peter Alexander of Interstellar Alchemists talk about their animated series The Cloaked Realm, dedicated to bringing new life to forgotten science fiction classics of the 19th and 20th centuries.

Dr. Aldo Ritondale reported on X Monday that his company, AdaptNet AI, which is a subdivision of AdaptNet Technologies, plans to release the second part of a report on the Las Vegas alien incident of 2023 at the end of April. Ritondale said his company has created a method to counter the cloaking methods employed by non-human intelligent beings. Some of the NHI that were featured in the one-minute and 41-second-long video filmed with a cell phone by the Kenmore family of Las Vegas at midnight, May 1, 2023, after the craft the creatures were in made a hard landing on their property, have been decloaked using AdaptNet AI's new process, according to Ritondale.Links/Sources:AldoRitondale on X: "@ScottRoderCSTM @jimqk @LueElizondo @Avi_Loeb @JeremyCorbell @g_knapp @GarryPNolan !!ATTENTION!! PART 2 of the “2023 Las Vegas Non-Human Entities” Report Coming in 2 Weeks! For those interested in a mathematical analysis of the 2023 “Las Vegas backyard NHI” story by - Dr.…" / XPurported Government Contractor Requires NDA Agreement Before Discussing Vegas Alien Report - UFO - Extraterrestrial Reality | Podcast on SpotifySupport Extraterrestrial Reality/Quirk Zone on Patreon:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.patreon.com/c/Extraterrestrial_Reality⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Check out my YouTube channel:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Quirk Zone - YouTube⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Extraterrestrial Reality Book Recommendations:Link to ROSWELL: THE ULTIMATE COLD CASE: CLOSED: https://amzn.to/3O2loSILink to COMMUNION by Whitley Strieber: https://amzn.to/3xuPGqiLink to THE THREAT by David M. Jacobs: https://amzn.to/3Lk52njLink to TOP SECRET/MAJIC by Stanton Friedman: https://amzn.to/3xvidfvLink to NEED TO KNOW by Timothy Good:  https://amzn.to/3BNftfTLink to UFOS AND THE NATIONAL SECURITY STATE, VOLUME 1:  https://amzn.to/3xxJvlvLink to UFOS AND THE NATIONAL SECURITY STATE, VOLUME 2: https://amzn.to/3UhdQ1lLink to THE ALLAGASH ABDUCTIONS: https://amzn.to/3qNkLSgUFO CRASH RETRIEVALS by Leonard Stringfield: https://amzn.to/3RGEZKsFLYING SAUCERS FROM OUTER SPACE by Major Donald Keyhoe: https://amzn.to/3S7WkxvCAPTURED: THE BETTY AND BARNEY HILL UFO EXPERIENCE by Stanton Friedman and Kathleen Marden: https://amzn.to/3tKNVXn

Dr. Aldo Ritondale reported on X Monday that his company, AdaptNet AI, which is a subdivision of AdaptNet Technologies, plans to release the second part of a report on the Las Vegas alien incident of 2023 at the end of April. Ritondale said his company has created a method to counter the cloaking methods employed by non-human intelligent beings. Some of the NHI that were featured in the one-minute and 41-second-long video filmed with a cell phone by the Kenmore family of Las Vegas at midnight, May 1, 2023, after the craft the creatures were in made a hard landing on their property, have been decloaked using AdaptNet AI's new process, according to Ritondale.Links/Sources:AldoRitondale on X: "@ScottRoderCSTM @jimqk @LueElizondo @Avi_Loeb @JeremyCorbell @g_knapp @GarryPNolan !!ATTENTION!! PART 2 of the “2023 Las Vegas Non-Human Entities” Report Coming in 2 Weeks! For those interested in a mathematical analysis of the 2023 “Las Vegas backyard NHI” story by - Dr.…" / XPurported Government Contractor Requires NDA Agreement Before Discussing Vegas Alien Report - UFO - Extraterrestrial Reality | Podcast on SpotifySupport Extraterrestrial Reality/Quirk Zone on Patreon:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.patreon.com/c/Extraterrestrial_Reality⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Check out my YouTube channel:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Quirk Zone - YouTube⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Extraterrestrial Reality Book Recommendations:Link to ROSWELL: THE ULTIMATE COLD CASE: CLOSED: https://amzn.to/3O2loSILink to COMMUNION by Whitley Strieber: https://amzn.to/3xuPGqiLink to THE THREAT by David M. Jacobs: https://amzn.to/3Lk52njLink to TOP SECRET/MAJIC by Stanton Friedman: https://amzn.to/3xvidfvLink to NEED TO KNOW by Timothy Good:  https://amzn.to/3BNftfTLink to UFOS AND THE NATIONAL SECURITY STATE, VOLUME 1:  https://amzn.to/3xxJvlvLink to UFOS AND THE NATIONAL SECURITY STATE, VOLUME 2: https://amzn.to/3UhdQ1lLink to THE ALLAGASH ABDUCTIONS: https://amzn.to/3qNkLSgUFO CRASH RETRIEVALS by Leonard Stringfield: https://amzn.to/3RGEZKsFLYING SAUCERS FROM OUTER SPACE by Major Donald Keyhoe: https://amzn.to/3S7WkxvCAPTURED: THE BETTY AND BARNEY HILL UFO EXPERIENCE by Stanton Friedman and Kathleen Marden: https://amzn.to/3tKNVXn

66 I Elevation Series with Nikoloz Kvitatiani Tracklist: 1. Futura City - Flow (Original Mix) [Electronic Groove Records] 2. Freedo Mosho - Paradise Lost (FM & FC Rework) [Electronic Groove Records] (in march) 3. Lanvary - Cercanias (Alex O'Rion Remix) [Proton Music] 4. Subandrio & Boniface - Moonshine (Original Mix) [Mango Alley] 5. Maze 28 - Pulverizer (Subandrio Remix) [Mango Alley] 6. Simos Tagias - Strange to Ourselves (Tonaco Remix) - [Vapour Recordings] 7. Cloaked - 1999 (Andrés Moris Remix) [Juicebox Music] 8. Callecat & Bodai - The Balance Of Being (Simos Tagias Remix) [Manual Music] 9. Nufects - Wild (Juan Deminicis Remix) [Clubsonica Records] 10. Cendryma - Cirrus (Extended Mix) [Pattern] 11. Hobin Rude - Solace in Silence (Original Mix) [LuPS Records] 12. Tommi Oskari - Morning on Mercury (Original Mix) [Meanwhile] • Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/sunsetsgeorgia • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nikoloz_kvitatiani/ • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kvitata/

  Are We Finally Starting The True Encounter With Alien Visitation? Are Alien Spacecraft Hovering In The Gulf Of America Right Off The Coast Of Pensacola Naval Air Station, Cloaked? Join Me As I Bring You Some Information And Possible Alleged Video Sightings, And Then Decide! Welcome to Life With Peter G, the show where we explore the many facets of life through the lens of host Peter G's unique perspective. From business to relationships, personal growth to pop culture, Peter G takes us on a journey of discovery and self-reflection with each episode. With a combination of insightful interviews, engaging discussions, and personal anecdotes, Life With Peter G offers a fresh and authentic take on the human experience. Join us as we delve into the complexities and joys of life, one conversation at a time. This is Life With Peter G, The Peter G Show Every Wednesday Night. 6:00pm Pacific, 8:00pm Central, and 9:00pm Eastern. We're Talking About Things You Need To Hear. Check It Out. Don't forget to listen on the go with The Peter G Show On Audio Podcast Everywhere. And Please Like and Subscribe to The Peter G Show YouTube Channel. Love You Guys, Peace Out. @meritstreetmedia @drphil @greggutfeld @gutfeld! @foxnews @drphilmcgraw @gutfeldfox #petergshow,#subscribe,#like,#follow,#truth,#share,#america,#love,#meritstreetmedia,#drphil,#drphilmcgraw,#gutfeld,#greggutfeld,#gutfeldfox,#president,#usa,#ufo,#alien,#spaceship,#space

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Karen Witemeyer joins us for a chat about naming horses, writer quirks, fairytales, and her latest release book. Don't forget to enter to win a copy of this brilliant book! 

Niall and Meri attempt normalcy despite the site threat. Niall decides that SCP 268 would be perfect for remaining anonymous...   Comments? Join our Discord at https://discord.gg/WGw5MMaSJZ. Visit us on Facebook, visit our BlueSky, or email us at vaultveritas@gmail.com!

Arjun and Abhijay Bhatnagar are Co-founders of Cloaked, a consumer privacy company. As developers and privacy advocates, they have created a secure, all-in-one privacy platform that gives consumers control over their personal information while helping reshape how industries access, use, and think about data. In this episode… The digital world often exposes individuals to risks through seemingly simple data points like phone numbers and emails. These identifiers can reveal a lot of personal information, making users vulnerable to phishing, spam, identity theft, and malicious AI-driven impersonation. As companies collect, share, and sell personal information more than ever, there is a pressing need for solutions that prioritize user control, privacy, and security. What steps can you take to safeguard your personal information? Companies like Cloaked are changing the game and offering individuals a way to regain control over their personal information by allowing users to create unique identifiers, like emails, phone numbers, and passwords, for every digital interaction. The platform also enables users to clean up past data footprints and limit future vulnerabilities while employing a siloed database architecture that keeps personal information secure even in the event of a system breach. In this episode of She Said Privacy/He Said Security, Jodi and Justin Daniels chat with Arjun and Abhijay Bhatnagar, Co-founders of Cloaked, about how their platform addresses critical privacy challenges and empowers users to reclaim control of their personal information. Arjun and Abhijay share how Cloaked's features, like identity masking and password and passcode manager tools, help users navigate today's privacy and security complexities easily and confidently. They also provide actionable privacy tips, such as limiting permissions, and discuss how Cloaked aims to combat AI misuse. 

This week, Pastor Jesse reflects on the dual nature of Jesus Christ, emphasizing His humility and divinity as celebrated during the Advent series. He discusses the significance of recognizing Jesus as both God and man, arguing that while the world often removes divinity from Jesus, the church sometimes neglects His humanity. Pastor Jesse underscores the […] The post The Manger: Divinity Cloaked in Humanity appeared first on Sierra Bible Church.

When I heard about Karen Witemeyer doing fairy tales in 19th-century Texas, I knew this would be genius.  But when I heard about Cloaked in Beauty, a mashup of Little Red Riding Hood and Sleeping Beauty, her genius took on new proportions. Listen in to see why. note: links may be affiliate links that provide me with a small commission at no extra expense to you.  A girl with a fortune and someone eager to kill her to get it?  That might sound familiar, but nope... Witemeyer has taken a whole new take on both fairy tales, and I love it.  EEEP! Not only that, but we're looking at at least one more book--based on Beauty and the Beast. And... we got a sneak peek at her next series... The Secret Society of Spinsters.  Is that not the most genius idea ever?  I can't wait!  Cloaked in Beauty by Karen Witemeyer  In the heart of the Piney Woods of Texas, Letty Hood has spent the last fifteen years of her life hidden away with her grandmother to escape the deadly schemes of an uncle who wants her dead. Now, with her twenty-first birthday on the horizon, she is forced to accept the escort of a stranger and return to Houston in secret so she can claim a birthright that will make her one of the wealthiest women in Texas. If she lives long enough to inherit. Pinkerton agent Philip Carmichael has one duty: get the Radcliffe heiress home alive. Expecting a spoiled girl, Philip is surprised to encounter a woman of rare strength with a kind soul and keen wit. As they journey together, Letty's resilience wins his admiration, breaking through his hardened cynicism. Yet the threat to Letty grows more menacing with every mile, and Philip fears that keeping her out of harm's way may be just as impossible as keeping her out of his heart. "Little Red Riding Hood" and "Sleeping Beauty" entwine for a romantic fairy tale retelling that explores the power of true love conquering even the darkest of nights. You can learn more about Karen Witemeyer and her books on her WEBSITE. Don't forget the book is 40% off with FREE US shipping until 12/16/24 on BakerBookHouse.com.   Follow Karen on BookBub and GoodReads. And don't forget her Posse Group on Facebook. Like to listen on the go? You can find Because Fiction Podcast at: Apple  Castbox  Google Play Libsyn  RSS Spotify Amazon and more!

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Christian Historical Fiction Talk is listener supported. When you buy things through this site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Become a patron and enjoy special perks and bonus content.Karen Witemeyer returns to the show this week after a long absence, and we're thrilled to have her join us to talk about her new book, Cloaked in Beauty. Based on "Sleeping Beauty" and "Red Riding Hood," this is book three in a series. She tells us all about the series, why she chose the fairy tales she did, the old-time photo she and her husband took, and her son's wedding. Patrons will hear why she loves Texas so much.  Cloaked in Beauty by Karen WitemeyerTrust no one in the shadows of the piney woods . . .Letty Hood has spent the last fifteen years of her life hidden away with her grandmother in the backwoods of east Texas to escape the deadly schemes of an uncle who wants her dead. Now, with her twenty-first birthday on the horizon, she is forced to accept the escort of a stranger and return to Houston in secret so she can claim a birthright that will make her one of the wealthiest women in Texas. If she lives long enough to inherit.Pinkerton agent Philip Carmichael has one duty: get the Radcliffe heiress home alive. Expecting a spoiled girl, Philip is surprised to encounter a woman of rare strength with a kind soul and keen wit. As they journey together, Letty's resilience wins his admiration, breaking through his hardened cynicism. Yet the threat to her survival grows more menacing with every mile, and Philip fears that keeping Letty out of harm's way may be just as impossible as keeping her out of his heart. Get your copy of Cloaked in Beauty.More about Karen Witemeyer:After growing up in California, Karen moved to Texas to attend Abilene Christian University where she earned bachelor and master's degrees in Psychology. It was also there that she met and married her own Texas hero. He roped her in good, for she has lived in Texas ever since. In fact, she fell so in love with this rugged land of sweeping sunsets and enduring pioneer spirit, that she incorporates it into the pages of her novels, setting her stories in the small towns of a state that burgeoned into greatness in the mid- to late1800s.A life-long bookworm, Karen is living her dream by writing novels. Her books have consistently hit bestseller lists and have garnered numerous awards. When not writing, she loves to pester her adult children, play board games, and cross-stitch intricate patterns reminiscent of the historical eras present in her stories.Karen's favorite aspect of her writing life is hearing from readers. Nothing encourages her heart more. She'd love to hear from you. You can contact her here.Visit Karen's website.

What happens when you mix UFO sightings, strange lights in the sky, and rumors of reptilian robots hiding in the woods of rural America? You get one of American folklore's most eerie and intriguing cryptids—the Flatwoods Monster. But be warned. They don't call West Virginia "wild and weird" for nothing. ----- CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Start 01:15 - An Unexpected Crash Landing in Flatwoods: The Original Flatwoods Monster Sighting 05:21 - Various Encounters from West Virginia Residents 06:60 - Reptilian Humanoid Spotted? 09:10 - Variations of the Flatwoods Monster Description 10:05 - Meteors & Owls & UFOS & Cryptids & Government Aircraft, oh my! 11:50 - Real Terror: Could the Flatwoods Monster Be an Object of War? 13:23 - What Do The Locals Say? 15:31 - You Don't Have to be Sold on the Idea to Sell the Idea 16:20 - Why Some Skepticism is Healthy 20:04 - In the World (But Not of Ours?) 20:37 - Wild and Weird West Virginia ----- Cryptid Map

In this episode Andy dives deep into practical strategies to reclaim your digital privacy. It's harder than ever to keep our personal information safe, but it's not impossible! Join Andy as he explores seven essential tips to reduce your digital footprint and minimize what data brokers and even social media platforms know about you.  Take control of your data with DeleteMe. Because they sponsor the podcast you can get 20% off a privacy plan from DeleteMe with promo code: DAD.  Defend your home with FlipLok. Listeners get 20% off when using discount code SECUREDAD at checkout. Browse the internet privatly with NordVPN.   Make your email address and phone number with Cloaked. Connect

In the dead of night, a shadowy figure lurks, a phantom known as the Hatman. Cloaked in darkness, this enigmatic entity is often associated with sleep paralysis, standing by the bedside or peering from the closet. Some describe an overwhelming sense of dread, a fear beyond words, while others claim it's a mere observer, a silent witness to the night's secrets.In this episode, we delve into the depths of the Hatman phenomenon, exploring personal encounters, chilling theories, and eerie similarities. Join us as we journey down this dark path, uncovering the truth behind this mysterious figure. This one's a real mind-bender, so don't miss it.Don't miss this exciting episode! Subscribe to our podcast and share with your friends.Lovin' the intro and outro music?This episode features a special change-up! Mike picked out an awesome track for this one.Intro / Outro Music: "Comfortable Mystery 4" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License Our other intro Music: "Stacy Dahl" by Maudlin / “Swamp Witch”Want to hear more from Maudlin? Check them out on social media!Tik Tok: @maudlinInstagram: @maudlinListen on Spotify and YouTube!Have a paranormal experience to share? Reach out to us! Send us a message on social media, fill out our contact form, or shoot us an email.Get ready for more spooky content coming soon! Follow us for updates. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the dead of night, a shadowy figure lurks, a phantom known as the Hatman. Cloaked in darkness, this enigmatic entity is often associated with sleep paralysis, standing by the bedside or peering from the closet. Some describe an overwhelming sense of dread, a fear beyond words, while others claim it's a mere observer, a silent witness to the night's secrets.In this episode, we delve into the depths of the Hatman phenomenon, exploring personal encounters, chilling theories, and eerie similarities. Join us as we journey down this dark path, uncovering the truth behind this mysterious figure. This one's a real mind-bender, so don't miss it.Don't miss this exciting episode! Subscribe to our podcast and share with your friends.Lovin' the intro and outro music?This episode features a special change-up! Mike picked out an awesome track for this one.Intro / Outro Music: "Comfortable Mystery 4" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License Our other intro Music: "Stacy Dahl" by Maudlin / “Swamp Witch”Want to hear more from Maudlin? Check them out on social media!Tik Tok: @maudlinInstagram: @maudlinListen on Spotify and YouTube!Have a paranormal experience to share? Reach out to us! Send us a message on social media, fill out our contact form, or shoot us an email.Get ready for more spooky content coming soon! Follow us for updates. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sunday | Cloaked In Humility

01. Deep Fog - Shattered Dreams feat. Olga Misty [Soundteller Records] 02. Tonaco - Crackdown [Meanwhile] 03. Simos Tagias - Strange to Ourselves (Tonaco Remix) [Vapour Recordings] 04. Michael A - Fantasy (Julieta Kuhnle Remix) [Proton Music] 05. Paul Thomas - Summersault (Simos Tagias Remix) [UV] 06. Cloaked - 1999 (Andres Moris Remix) [Juicebox Music] 07. Mike Rish - Cloudbrealer [Meanwhile] 08. Mike Rish - Grov [Meanwhile] 09. Venao - Cerebral (Auseeb Remix) [COMET Records10. 11. Jokke Ilsoe, Parham - Love Sequence (GMJ's Sequential Love Remix) [Vapour Recordings] 12. Juliane Wolf, Callecat - Journey Of Species [Manual Music]

True last Dillon Francis was bad. Like really bad. So bad, I still have to remix it. Let's hope this one is better. it is. Wait, what is this. —don't open that. Fucking great. What the fuck is this. Who knows, man. Oh look, a portal. Goddammit it, this whole dude is a mindfuck. (™ Wait, hold on a minute. Why, what happened. Every time I fuck around with these people I feel like I'm being fucked with. Well, they are DJs, so… *snifs* Hm. Wait. Yeah. Didn't this dude hop through the dream world just to tell me he had a girlfriend. He surely did. —-sounds like a trap. How dare you. Ah, shit— Did I ever write that scene where DEADMAU5 gives -Ū. (Or Happy Accidents, Whatever) a thumbs up instead of the middle finger she was hoping for. HOW DARE YOU. Well, if I didn't write it before, I wrote it now. ‍♀️ SUCKS TO BE YOU. Yeah, it does. I'm closing the portal. That's fine, I'm going to bed. Fuck everybody. Especially weak tiny dick people who ride motorcycles outside my building. Weak ass bitches. *niggas **roaches. I just realized like, White people's whole deal now is to do as much Passive aggressive shit to make black people's mental fragile To make people Pop So they have an excuse to keep Fucking with (you.) That your behavior— Your reaction to their sick, Twisted, vampire shit Gives them a reason To keep it in their minds That you are lower than them. That they are better. Their entire game Is finding ways to kill you Without even touching you. To make your kill yourself And call it “‘Mental illness” When really it's just a Series of psychological terror attacks In order to remain Dominant in a society Where they can Thrive in being Lazy, Arrogant Fucking energy vampires Yo, What the fuck is with white girls. Why are they so fucking EVIL? They're like, energy vampires They don't do anything for themselves At all And pretty much exist Stepping on other people And then calling that shit “Hard work” They are practically fucking USELESS. Like, If that is your staple— If that's your girl— If you're the guy that's like “I don't know what I would do without her” You fucking SUCK. Cause she fucking SUCKS And that's the basis of your fucking maneuverability and survival. You are LAME. Keep your weak dick Tryna fuck these Child-looking bitches “I can't live without her” Dirty house having World-stealing Slave-driving Ass Over there. Karma's coming for your ass. Your life doesn't get to be this fucking easy For this fucking long And everybody else just fucking *really* works And suffers around you. You are fucking LAME. “I don't know what I would do without her!” Probably nothing, What most white people do anyway. Fuck these energy vampire motherfuckers. They don't do shit They just use their blue fucking light-reflecting eyes To hypotize people Into making other people do shit for them They don't do shit They don't clean house They don't wash dishes They need to stop treating mental illness like a one fucking size fits all concept When Most colored people's mental health issues Come from fucking the trauma of the societal fucking race war And most white people's mental illness Comes from the inability to see that They've had it so much fucking easier Than everybody else For fucking nothing How the fuck do white people Have the nerve to be “depressed” With fucking everything. Interchangeability is dominance in this society. You can be ANYTHING You can have ANYTHING And you have the nerve to be “DEPRESSED” OVER WHAT? Fuck these toxic ass fucking Vampires But you tell them that shit about themselves And they'll just green light your fucking disposal “Racism is over” But you're forward and telling them that in your experience, That it obviously isn't— They'll just deny your entire existence And call it your fucking fault At the end of the day, really it is your fault— For giving them the satisfaction Of doing your little dance around them, Wearing your weave, Minding your manners— And letting them continue to get away with Taking your light Because they don't make their own. (They just exist on yours. ) His war tactics were comical, At best— A victor, champion And honorable warman That's it! Imm going to make a vegan neopolitan ice cream! You're going to make—ice creM. You're going to make—ice cream? On no, trrrs that guy from 39 rock again. Do you bastards work on Sundays now?! You know what they say: if you don't come to work Saturday, don't bother showing up on Sunday! You would think we'd get a day off in this bitch. Shut up. Oh, if it isn't the pampered prince of— Shh, shut up, he might hear you. YES. The toil of knowing That all of New York Lies most unseen, Cloaked to the working Hidden to the poor, Far above skylines And rooftops, And fear of them //us //it Artifact Hyperbole, given ranges of circumstances Heartwarming eathworms, Two day delay on a martyr attack Come, mother Move// Love closer strictly to your wings No bullets, And strangely, The pain has moved Out of my wrists and arteries Into my head again Mr. Valentine, strictly for the art force Never murmured or remembered Words so softly unheard of Why call us? I needed armor against the devils warcries— Telephones and dollars, motorcycles And motherless crossfires I told you, waiting Imm nearly out of my body And not willing to compensate For never tied you I To the bounds of boundaries l Brick exposed walls and Leather, not faux For the given lcuxies If unmistaken Bitterness —the tombs of it all. Unflourished. I'd better flag that one Are you looking for a new body to be housed by? Grief stricken and decaying in the original marksmanship Of beautified craft— Well, now Aren't we seasons greetings And good tithings Aren't I! Whatever he puts his mind to, He conquers— The question stands— What is it, He's out his mind to? Are you ever in your own body? Are you ever in your right mind? Which one's the right one? Fair. The coughing controllable Waits for the regimen Of daily values Set to offer her A grand scheme Of nothing at all An intolerable Forgiven grattitude of Imbalance, captivated at all By noting but A line between What was easy, becomes sacred In its later challenge, and being blind Becomes sighted, At will, After all suffering Has been marked, Dove Where to put the lips, Or the bullet, without them Whistle blows the the water, Reflective as her eyes And rotted core West, then— For futures sake, As to live without Is to die amongst hoards Or broods, no fit for greater lives Than the galaxies of unwashed stars; For metaphors, a gratitude forgotten You're not doing yourself any favors. Could I make it more clear how in love we are? The devil wants, So he speaks in water Through the tongs The warmth of the light shines Throug eyes and isle The wickndness would follow The women, To die for On his alter A sacrifice And so, The program resumes The judge is presiding The wedding's put off Or postponed Or not happening He played his 7 years best out of all of them! In at the first, in the end— As a marker Tears of a clown, Dressed in white, and blue faced Befriended the enemy of interest In sanctions! WARCRIES' (Warcries) Tidings —tidings Heroines, Warcries Warcries Warcries— How are you now, rabbit? I come as bouncing blondes, Seeking truth And refuge in your love As a sister, The bonds of warcries Disheveled us Awaken, Warcries— How now Warcries Tidings And Tiding Warcries Sacred Patron —sirens. Sirens! *fsce* Should we go? We should. Quick! (Nothing) Men! (At all) On your feet! [nobody moved at all, not a muscle] I don't know what I do it for. I need to know some things Abo it at least two people that are alive. How to go about that Without striking code Goes beyond my understanding In this diety She walks around with Salt in her pockets As a call to action Against robots With demon ties To fight wars On the devil's call A becoming cry For the weak And the wicked To come to karma DJM-S11 2-Channel Pro Mixer Jesus Christ! What is with this guy! JESUS CHRIST This cat keeps creeping around my doorstep… Following me, appearing in my window. Sometimes he meows at me to let him in; it's not that I don't want to. He is very cute. You should say, a very handsome cat. The thing is, I've nothing for him. I lead m a very busy life , all work and no play— And even when it is all fun, it's no games. He is a beyaitfuk cat— And oh, how I would like to keep him. But I've simply no room for a cat at all. I thought, perhaps— I might try to scare him away. All the girls on the red carpet like 00 and shit “Body positivity” Don't be fucking stupid. dudes like twigs and skeletons. Damn this same ugly motherfucker has a cold every time I see him. He's always fucking sick wtf is wrong with some people. His house must be dirty as shit This dude coughs every 4 ½ minutes. Last time I saw him was like a month ago, And he was doing the same thing. The fuck is wrong with him? He didn't bring water, an inhaler—nothing. He just coughs and snorts every fucking 3-4 minutes. Eventually that shit just started to make me laugh. I was like, “This dude for sure has the devil in him.” So every time he coughed, I would just start cracking the fuck up. It started to make me giggle. Then the more I giggled, the more gnarly his coughing got. He's like “aeugh-ACCJK—HUNHHHHHC” Then I knew it was the devil. I couldn't help but laugh, and I was like “Come on devil, come on up out that man.” He was like, Hacking at this point— Mind you, he's on the treadmill not running, but walking. Just — Hacking and shit “ACHKH—aahuuuhuh!” And I'm like “Come on now, Devil, leave that man alone” And then— he did! I was like “goddamn, that shit really must have been the devil.” His hacking turned into little reptilian snorts. —you know how they do. Hissing and shit. I was like. Damn. White people is otherworldly sometimes. Coughing and hacking and hissing and shit. I'm like, Your weird alien ancestors got all fucked up fuckin around fuckin dinosaurs and monkeys— This is the modern result of that. “AGHCK—CUHHH.” I'm like, You shouldn't be sick every time I see you if you're at the gym this much. I'm like, Everybody on the red carpet weighs 100 lbs Ain't nothing wrong with me. I got asthma, too but damn. Don't fucking “AQCCFFHHHBB” Every 3 minutes. That's the devil. Fix your life, devil!! I realized also, Hey, If I can ride this stationary bike for 95 minutes and counting I can ride a dick for an hour and a half Can your dick support that? If not, step the fuck back CC I got my karma for laughing at him though l— I was on kettlebells later and just when I was about to get to that last fuckin release at the bottom of my spine— Dude gets off the treadmill and walks across the room to get a Clorox wipe and I fall on my ass. That impressed me, though. Not that his energy caused me to fall on my ass, or anything— I had already been at the gym something like 2, 2 and a half hours— The first hour and a half was cardio— But I was impressed, with this one— You know why. He goes to get a Clorox wipe, thank god, after all that fucking coughing—he needed a whole ass exorcism and a Clorox wipe— the exorcism was a courtesy on God, but he got the Clorox wipe all in his own— and when he was finished with it, he threw it away! I'm like, “This one knows how to use a trash can!” Impressive. I ain't got shit to lose Fuck these weak ass niggas On the punching bags Just a bunch of fags Trackers attached to me And getting bags for it In my heart. I guess. I'm still a scam Planes falling out the sky I know who I am, though Word for word An eye for an eye See how easy it is To have a friend on the side ? See how easy it is to move on After beating your wife See how easy it is to get by and survive When everything y buy is based on Everything you write (And you write about the whites with blue eyes So they really don't like you) [The Festival Project ™ ] The Complex Collective © {Enter The Multiverse} [The Festival Project.™] COPYRIGHT © THE FESTIVAL PROJECT 2019-2024 | THE COMPLEX COLLECTIVE. © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. © -Ū.

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FONAREV - Digital Emotions # 826. Guest Mix By Shayan Pasha. 00:00 1. Cloaked - 1999 (Andrés Moris Remix) [Juicebox Music] 07:44 2. Leandro Dizeo, IGCIØ - Connected (Luca Abayan Remix) [AH Digital] 13:33 3. Michael A - Higher (Original Mix) [Genesis Music] 19:04 4. Shayan Pasha - The Ghost of Cassiopeia [Stripped Recordings] 26:25 5. Bondarev & Enakin.ink - Metamorph (Redspace Remix) [WARPP] 31:24 6. Neuralis - Destierro (Enertia-Sound Remix) [Droid9] 36:04 7. NOIYSE PROJECT - aliferous (Original Mix) [Till the Sunrise] 41:52 8. Andres Moris - Crusher (Redspace Remix) [Mango Alley] 47:55 9. Martin Specchiale - The Green One [Balkan Connection] 53:26 10. Melchi - Robot or Human (Extended Mix) [Sunset Horizon]

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The Jezebel archetype is often depicted as the over sexualized femme fatale, however her allegiance to her weaker counterpart Ahab often goes under examined. Jezebel is as much the mastermind as she is the coddler for the moral failings of her husband. The Jezebel/Ahab dynamic creates a feedback loop where the desire to enable someone into loving you (using various manipulation strategies) becomes evidence of a lack of connection to higher consciousness. The “First Lady” is a common title given to women married to men in prestigious positions of power. In the context of Jezebel, she was the woman opposite of a powerful, but morally weak king. She used his authority to do her evil bidding. In the context of modern relationships, it is our inability to take accountability and our own narcissistic tendencies that can be used against us to prevent forward momentum. In a Jezebellic dynamic this would be done through a partner's enablement of unproductive habits, communication styles, lifestyle choices, etc.

The Jezebel archetype is often depicted as the over sexualized femme fatale, however her allegiance to her weaker counterpart Ahab often goes under examined. Jezebel is as much the mastermind as she is the coddler for the moral failings of her husband. The Jezebel/Ahab dynamic creates a feedback loop where the desire to enable someone into loving you (using various manipulation strategies) becomes evidence of a lack of connection to higher consciousness. The “First Lady” is a common title given to women married to men in prestigious positions of power. In the context of Jezebel, she was the woman opposite of a powerful, but morally weak king. She used his authority to do her evil bidding. In the context of modern relationships, it is our inability to take accountability and our own narcissistic tendencies that can be used against us to prevent forward momentum. In a Jezebellic dynamic this would be done through a partner's enablement of unproductive habits, communication styles, lifestyle choices, etc

Following another incredible Transmission in Prague, Markus Schulz heads back stateside for a Dallas and Tampa doubleheader. On the way there, he delivers the latest studio edition of Global DJ Broadcast; boasting no less than four Coldharbour world premieres, from ReDub, Tim Clark, ALAT and Davey Asprey. The show also includes new music from KhoMha & Nezzah, Hardwell & KAAZE and Ilan Bluestone; with Richard Durand joining for the guestmix. Next week will be the next installment of the GlobaL DJ Broadcast Themed Collectors Edition series, dedicated to the summer with the emotional Sunrise Set. Be sure to also check out Markus' Global DJ Broadcast Weekly Drive streaming series, available on Spotify, Apple Music and Amazon Music, with episode 28 available now.  Tracklist: The Essentials wtih Markus Schulz 01. ReDub featuring Denisa Coca - Lost in You  02. Discognition - We Came from the Stars (LTN presents Ghostbeat Remix) [A Moment of Sunrise] 03. Jerome Isma-Ae - Hold That Sucker Down (Hel:sløwed Remix) [In Bloom] 04. Alex Virgo - The Promise (Instrumental Mix) 05. Tim Clark - Feel You Now 06. Tim Besamusca - Prometheus 07. Cloaked - 1999 [Deeper Shades] 08. KhoMha & Nezzah - Not the Same 09. Ilan Bluestone - Echoes of Courage 10. Gabriel & Dresden - Kinetic Cinema 11. Mattia Saviolo - Nirvana [Down the Rabbit Hole] 12. Mike EFEX & ALAT - Minus One (ALAT Remix) 13. Hardwell & KAAZE - Move 14. Markus Schulz & Daxson - Frantika [Global Selection] 15. Stoneface & Terminal - Pulsetracker 16. Davey Asprey - Shai-Hulud 17. Super8 & Tab - Elektra [Hall of Fame] Richard Durand 01. Richard Durand & Sarah De Warren - Like You 02. Richard Durand - Feels Good 03. RAM & Richard Durand presents Digital Culture - Underneath the Sky 04. RAM & Richard Durand presents Digital Culture - Ramsterdam  05. Asteroid & Daniel Skyver - Forgiven 06. Aly & Fila & Richard Durand - Nebula Back with Markus Schulz 18. Cosmic Gate & Christian Burns - Brave 19. Left 2 Dust - Come Around 20. Tritonal - Adelphi '88 (Jerome Isma-Ae Remix) 21. Solid Stone & Chris Severe - More 22. Gabriel & Dresden - The Clearing 23. Freak E Beatz & EKE - Maze (Dennis Sheperd Remix) 24. Sunlounger - Inner Essence (Club Mix) 25. Pablo Gargano - The Breeze

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Tracklist: Paul Thomas played 1. Sebastian Sellares - Uncertainty [Meanwhile Horizons] 2. Matias Burna - Serenity [The Soundgarden] 3. M.Rojas, Diego R - Lithium [The Soundgarden] 4. Fraser Rix - Sapphire [The Soundgarden] 5. Rokazer - Ceres (Andres Moris Remix) [Mango Alley] 6. Paul Thomas - Summersault (Simos Tagias Remix) [UV] 7. Cloaked - 1999 (Andrés Moris Remix) [Juicebox Music] 8. Simon Vuarambon, Tantum - Arcade [Bedrock Records] 9. Fran Garay - Apex [Nightcolours] 10. Claudio Cornejo (AR) - Fireflash [Mango Alley] 11. Fran Garay - Magnetic [Nightcolours] 12. Underworld - Dark & Long (D-Nox & Emi Galvan Remix) [Promo] 13. Ziger - Rumble [Sudbeat Music] 14. Paul Thomas - Summersault (Extended Mix) [UV] Simos Tagias played 15. Luciano Scheffer - High Frontier (Original Mix) 16. Simos Tagias & Tonaco - ID 17. Rokazer - Ceres (Andres Moris Remix) [Mango Alley] 18. Simos Tagias - ID 19. Seyah - Dope (Maze 28 & Kyotto Remix) [Mango Alley] 20. Simos Tagias - ID 21. Paul Thomas - Summersault (Simos Tagias Remix) [UV] 22. Simos Tagias - ID 23. ID - ID Follow Simos Tagias: Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/simos-tagia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/simostagias Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/artist/simos-tagias/302174

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FONAREV - Digital Emotions # 817. 00:00 1. Pambouk - Power of Imagination (Intro Edit) [Hoomidaas] 05:51 2. Kay-D - Midnight Hour (IGCIØ Remix) [Droid9] 11:34 3. Cloaked - 1999 [Juicebox Music] 18:20 4. Jokke Ilsoe, Parham - Love Sequence (GMJ's Sequential Love Remix) [Vapour Recordings] 23:33 5. Hobin Rude - Until The End Of Time [Mango Alley] 29:47 6. Regina Picone, Mai Lawson - Estación Barcelona (Redspace Remix) [Stripped Digital] 34:44 7. W/L 39:56 8. Claudiu Adam - Unfaithful (Nicolas Viana Extended Mix) [Clubsonica Records] 45:39 9. Erich LH, Valen Gonzalez - On Board (F13 Edit) [AH Digital] 50:20 10. Randle - From Birgu to the Stars [RKP] 56:19 11. EddyThron, Aloft - Hints of Life in Dark Places [Deepwibe Underground South America]

Alexey Sonar Socials: Spotify: spoti.fi/2LNlsu9 Bandcamp: alexeysonar.bandcamp.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/alexeysonar Facebook: www.facebook.com/alexeysonar VK: vk.com/alexeysonar Telegram: t.me/skytopresidency Youtube: bit.ly/2MCWZXG 01. The Wash - Clusterfuck (Analog Jungs Remix) [Mango Alley] 02. Max Wexem - Around the Star (Extended Mix) [SkyTop] 03. MI.LA, Maxxim - Nishati (Extended Mix) [Songuara Tales] 04. Mr. Mojo (DE) - Tundra (Zaleski Remix) [PURRFECTION] 05. Felipe Garcia (UY), Dany Dz - Elemental (Luciano Pelliza Re-mix) [One Of A Kind] 06. Circulation - Mistinguette (James Monro Remix) [Particles] 07. Lisandro (AR) - Journey (Paul Deep Remix) [Proton Music] 08. Cream (PL) - Colombo [La Foresta Recordings] 09. Das Pharaoh - Watt Is Right_ (Sebastian Sellares Extended Remix) [UV] 10. Jamie Stevens - The Black Ruby of Voldesad (EANP Remix) [Zero Tolerance Recordings] 11. K Loveski, Sinan Arsan - IDdicted [Transensations Records] 12. Rockka - Necromancer (Digital Mess Remix) [Mango Alley] 13. Kostik Makso - Dioxide (Michael Ritter Remix) [YOMO Records] 14. Cloaked - 1999 (Rockka Remix) [Juicebox Music] 15. Dr Green - Om [SLC-6 Music] 16. Fabrication, Leo Wood - This Liminal Place (Extended Mix) [Siona Records] 17. Alan Cerra - Upsala [PURRFECTION] 18. D-Nox, DJ Zombi - Sanctuary of Love (Taleman Remix) [Son-guara] 19. Erdi Irmak, Paul Losev - Runaway (Extended Mix) [Songuara] 20. Alex Konstantinov - Birdland (Extended Mix) [SkyTop] 21. Max Wexem - Meteora (Extended Mix) [SkyTop]

Rich opens the mailbag to answer listener questions.Victor asked if Apple will introduce a new iPad Pro this year. Rich says Apple's Let Loose event on May 7 is expected to unveil new models.Tish asks if she should use AT&T Internet Air or Spectrum Fiber at 1 gigabit speed.Michael, who is in Kentucky, asks how to hide his real phone number when signing up for services. Rich mentioned Cloaked, Burner App, T-Mobile DIGITS, Verizon's Second Number and Google Voice.Sue asked why she and her significant other's iPhone accounts seemed intertwined. Rich says to set up separate Apple IDs but link them up using Apple Family Sharing.Bonnie in Santa Barbara wonders if she should switch from faster to slower internet to save money.Brian Chesky, co-founder of Airbnb, and Jay Carney, who leads public policy, will talk about their new icons offering and more.Sara in Ventura has mistakenly locked up her phone and can't access her two-factor authentication codes.T-Mobile now owns Mint Mobile.Roku devices will soon have home screen ads.Kathy in Laguna Niguel wants to know if she should pay to replace the modem on her solar system or connect it using a wired connection.Sam's Club is replacing receipt checkers at the exit doors with AI and computer vision to do the job automatically.Jack Winston, founder of BePresent, discusses how the app can help users use their smartphones less.John says he's running out of space on his hard drive and wants to know how to free up storage. Rich mentioned BleachBit and WinDirStat. You could also change the default storage location for documents.LinkedIn now has three new games: Crossclimb, Pinpoint and Queens.Brad in Key West says he lost photos on his iPhone during a recent software update. Rich mentioned checking the Recently Deleted album in the Photos App and backing up photos to a third-party service like Amazon Photos, Dropbox, OneDrive, or Google Photos.UnitedHealthcare says 1/3 of Americans might be involved in their data breach.Anthropic releases Claude AI as a free app for iOS.John in Bakersfield had online banking fraud and needs help.John Faulkner of Clean Fleet Report will join to give a review of the all-electric Acura ZDX.Mindtrip.AI is a new way to use AI to plan travel.The popular Arc web browser is now available on Windows.Shaka Guide is an app that turns your smartphone into a GPS audio guide for places around Hawaii, national parks and scenic drives. Get full access to Rich on Tech at richontech.tv/subscribe

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