Podcast appearances and mentions of terry jamison

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By Davy Crockett  100-mile attempts mostly ceased across the world during the 1940s due to World War II. By 1946 some isolated 100-mile attempts reemerged, including a walking event in England where seven athletes accomplished the distance in less than 24-hours. Rex Whitlock of Great Britain walked the 100-mile Bath Road course in an amazing 17:44:40 in 1952. Ultrarunning, at other distances, also came to life again in South Africa when the Comrades Marathon (55 miles) was held again in 1946 and the Pieter Korkie 50 km was established in Germiston. In England, the London to Brighton running race (52 miles) was established in 1951, using the famed road used by walking and biking events for decades earlier.  Ultrarunning was reawakening. During the prewar decades, hundreds of successful 100-mile attempts and events were held. Would the 100-miler truly come back in the modern era of ultrarunning? World War II formally concluded, but conflicts continued across the world. During the aftermath of the war, with evolving superpowers, the changing world map, and the resulting Cold War, it made it a difficult time for ultrarunning to emerge widely. But the running sport has always been resilient. Korean War 100-mile Marches During the Korean War, 100-mile death marches took place. In July 1950, Burdett Eggen, age 18 from North Hollywood, California experienced his first and only day of combat. He was with 1,800 men who were told to take three hills but were ambushed near Hadong. Only 125 survived including Eggen who played dead but discovered and captured. After being held in a church that then was bombed and strafed, the surviving prisoners were taken to a prisoner of war camp in Seoul. But after a month, Eggen and others were forced to march 100 miles to Pyongyang to stay ahead of advancing U.S. troops. Eggen said, “During the march they fed us things like dog biscuits. We didn’t have much water, but the biscuits had to be soaked before you could eat them But pretty soon even the biscuits ran out, and we had nothing to eat except what we could steal along the way.” They were divided up into groups of 50 and those in the last group, the weakest would get shot when they fell out. “Everybody tried to help his buddies, half carrying the weaker ones along.”  At the finish of their 100-miler they were taken further by train and stopping near a tunnel. Most of Eggen’s  group of 30 were massacred there and he was shot in the leg and again played dead. Six survived, went into the woods and later were found and rescued by American airborne troops. Great Escape 100-miler In 1950, at Monroe, Louisiana, two boys age 15 and 16, escaped from the Louisiana Training Institute and walked 100 miles in two days to Shreveport on railroad tracks. Both were eventually found at the home of one of their mothers and taken into custody by the police. “State troopers investigating the case said the boys had blisters as big as your fist on both feet.” Cotton Picker 100 During November 1951, about 100 migrant Mexican workers quit their cotton-picking jobs in west Tennessee and started a 100-miler. The men had been brought from Mexico to work on a plantation owned by Terry Jamison. He said they just “walked out” of their contract. The Mexicans had quit their job because of bad food and pay. As of November 22, 1951, forty-nine of them had finished the 100 miles, arriving in Memphis Tennessee, footsore and frightened, complaining bitterly their working conditions to Angel Cano, the Mexican consul. The feet of most of the finishers were badly blistered. They were given government-paid lodging and food in a local hotel. Fifty-one other men were still on the road walking. It was reported that others had been thrown in to jail when they tried to leave Tiptonville, Tennessee. A Sheriff admitted to jailing about 20 of the 100-miler entrants. The group was eventually provided transportation back to their homeland.

Predictions from “The Psychic Twins”.  Repeat show from 1-11-15.  Listen for predictions they made for 2015 that came true and those for 2016 that are yet to happen! Terry and Linda Jamison, known internationally as “The Psychic Twins,” are the world’s most documented psychic mediums in history, with an unrivaled track record of over 1,000 accurate world predictions. They are most famous for their stunning predictions of the 9/11 World Trade Center terrorist attacks, the Pentagon attacks, and the May 2000 stock market crash (all made on Art Bell’s Coast to Coast AM, November 2,1999). With twenty-five years as professional psychic mediums, identical twins Terry and Linda Jamison, internationally known as “The Psychic Twins,” have shocked audiences across the world with their eerily accurate predictions, including the events of 9/11, The Boston Marathon Terror Bombings, Cory Monteith’s death by drug overdose, JFK Jr.’s death in a small plane, and Oscar winners. They predicted monster hurricanes Sandy, Isaac and Irene, the Newtown CT and Houston school shootings, the Denver Colorado ‘Dark Knight’ massacre, the record flooding of 2012 and 2014 and the deadly tornadoes of 2011 and 2013, as well as the massive earthquakes of 2010. Terry and Linda have made hundreds of appearances on international TV and radio, including ABC NIGHTLINE BEYOND BELIEF, THE VIEW, GOOD MORNING AMERICA, OPRAH, THE TYRA SHOW, THE RICKI LAKE SHOW, THE INSIDER, THE UNEXPLAINED, DR. KEITH ABLOW, THE OTHER SIDE (NBC), SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE, THE TODAY SHOW, and SUNRISE AUSTRALIA. Authors of Seprated at Earth and Psychic Intelligence.  Website: www.psychictwins.com

We're kicking off our new show style in a DOUBLY big way. Terry and Linda Jamison, the Psychic Twins, will be my guests. While they are known for some pretty amazing predictions, this show is NOT about predictions -- it's about psychic responsibility. Ethics, if you will, around being an intuitive with a public face, and the Ten Commandments of being a professional psychic. This is the intuitive version of all those Actors' Studio shows on public television -- getting up close and personal with folks in "the biz" to find out what it really takes to do it right. Join us!

  This is the Pod Cast of our show on January 23, 2011 with The Psychic Twins, Linda and Terry Jamison.  Hosts David and Cheryll Baker interviewed Linda and Terry who later gave their predictions for 2011.  Little did we know at the time that 95% of their predictions would not only come true, but were mentioned  as legendary  by The Psychic Twins themselves while on Coast to Coast am Radio while being interviewed by host Ian Punnett.  Here are just a couple of examples of their predictions and the results: Linda and Terry: "pretty dramatic storms, flooding and tornadoes in Southern and Midwestern states - including Arkansas, Mississippi, Tennessee and Kentucky in 2011.” And later in the news: Tornado that Cut a Six-mile Swathe through Joplin Missouri…Historic flooding slams eight states, Mississippi River hits record levels…National Weather Service calls this "Epic 500 Year Flood"...   These are but a few examples.  Listen for more and see them on their website at:  www.psychictwins.com

Psychic Twins Linda and Terry Jamison discuss their new book Psychic Intelligence - Tune In and Discover the Power of Your Intuition and their proven track record in predicting future events.