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We remember our crew member, and dear friend...Fred Beutler. -Brought to you by Section 31- Nathan Adams Heather Ferris Rocky Robinson We're joined by Kevin and TJ, who worked with Fred in the "real world." 2:00 Introducing TJ and Kevin, how we all met Fred 4:00 News - Star Trek: Strange New Worlds 6:00 Fred's introduction to the Podcast 8:14 Kevin talks about meeting Fred, the Star Trek Convention, and what he's like at work and the conventions 9:40 TJ on working with Fred, the convention, and hearing Fred talk about Trek 12:40 Fred's passwords 13:00 Fred loves Tribbles. Look for 34 minutes of Tribble Talk in our podcast feed. 13:40 Glommer Talk 14:00 Was Fred part Ferengi? 14:30 When Fred said, "Well..." 15:20 Fred's knowledge and insight on Trek 15:30 Fred nails the Zhat Vash's after only the second episode of Star Trek: Picard 16:40 Fred also nailed how the Zhat Vash infiltrated Starfleet and setup the Synths before it was revealed in the show 18:56 The 5 Q's? 19:21 Fred predicts we'll see the repair device in Season 2 20:50 Fred was really excited for the Pike show 21:30 The kind of Trekkie Fred was 21:57 More clips of Fred, reflecting on Star Trek's message and people, exploding panels, pronnouncing charector names, how Trek's message holds up today, where Q went from DS9, when Scotty was in TNG, Worf delegating, Triva, Eight of Nine? Klingons then vs now, FNN, bunch of Datas, Freecloud!, Borg in Star Trek: Picard, Chronoton issues, Fred eye's Saga's death 28:20 Was Fred part android? 28:45 Fred kind of carried us 29:00 Fred referencing Rios's ship 30:10 Fred spoke Nathan - he was the Universal Translator 31:40 Fred a great improv man 32:00 Fred could walk up to anybody and have a good conversation 32:50 Fred - Clip from Star Trek Las Vegas 33:50 Trekkies are introverts...but - QUAPLA!!! 34:45 Heather didn't know Fred was shy 35:00 Fred was a gentle giant 35:25 Fred was our backup host 36:11 The grasshopper effect 37:20 Fred never said "I don't know" - was perfect to work with 38:50 A Story of Fred...After Midnight in Vegas 40:15 People watching in Vegas, encouraging him to have a beer? 41:50 Another STLV memeory - That ice cream machine in the hallway 42:24 Fred photobombs? 43:00 Fred helping break records - most costumes at STLV 44:40 Fred enhanced it all - In the stew of life, he was the seasoning 45:40 Fred's energy force 46:00 It's hard not to cry 46:30 We will remember them 47:10 Fred is in the cloud - we've captured him 48:30 So much fun doing Heather's youtube videos at STLV, even if it was 1:30am. 49:50 The other side of that. Fred was having fun 51:40 What happend to Fred 53:30 Enjoy every day 54:10 That moment from Star Trek: Picard - When someone says, "Good bye" 55:30 Fred's impact and being that gentle giant. The opposite of a bully. 57:00 We let Fred say - Make it so! Thank you Fred! We love you! Thanks for listening! Send comments! Email: thecollective@starfleetunderground.com Website: starfleetunderground.com Twitter: twitter.com/StarfleetUnderG Instagram: instagram.com/starfleetunderground Facebook: facebook.com/starfleetunderground

The quote, "Guests, like fish, begin to smell after three days" is attributed to Benjamin Franklin. We assume the esteemed Mr. Franklin was speaking only of human guests, but it could also apply to the subject of tonight's show. Because the uninvited guest of 30 East Drive in Pontefract, England would prove to be more than an annoying visitor oblivious to hints or uncaring that they'd overstayed their welcome, it would show itself as a threat to the family's safety and sanity. In the mid-1960s and 70s, the Pritchard family who lived at that address experienced a visitor who was not only unwelcome but unseen, a capricious prankster whose sense of humor was offset by its sometimes vicious and violent power. Human beings have an astounding ability to endure hardships they are powerless against and eventually, this poltergeist presence came to be somewhat accepted, with the mother of the family, Jean, giving it the nickname "Fred." But what was this force in supernatural terms? Was Fred merely poltergeist energy in the general definition, a collective of entities, a demon, or the vengeful spirit of a condemned man? A local legend that a 16th century Cluniac Monk was tried and executed for a horrific crime on those grounds is the source for that last idea. Some have seen a dark, shadowy figure wearing a black monk's robe around the property and it has reinforced that notion. If that is the case, perhaps the Pritchards were the unwelcome visitors to the home of "The Black Monk." Visit our website for a lot more information on this episode: http://www.astonishinglegends.com/al-podcasts/2018/09/08/ep-117-the-black-monk-of-pontefract-part-1

My guest today, Fred Gallo, is an expert in human psychology who has studied multiple therapy modalities including cognitive behavioral therapy, psychotherapy, NLP, TFD, and many more. He’s a world expert on a process called "tapping".  I saw firsthand how powerful this method is when it cured my husband’s phobias of heights and water. Connect With Fred: energypsych.com About Dr. Fred Gallo, Ph.D. Fred Gallo on Facebook The Mission Log: [03:50] - Fred talks about who he is and describes his background. He also introduces the concept of tapping. [06:01] - We hear a specific example of how tapping helped one of Fred’s clients. [09:13] - Was Fred surprised by how quickly and powerfully tapping worked for this client? He answers, then discusses another, even more powerful instance in which tapping helped the same client. [12:58] - Fred had worked with this client for many months using different techniques before she achieved the breakthroughs that she achieved through tapping, he explains. [14:57] - Orion points out that Fred started working with a relatively small issue with this client, which built the trust necessary to face the bigger, deeper issue. [16:33] - We hear that Fred has helped Orion’s husband, Stephan, with two deep fears he held: heights and water. Fred goes into depth about how completely Stephan overcame these fears with the help of tapping. [19:10] - Did Fred do another tapping treatment on Stephan before the next canoe ride, or were the effects from the previous session still effective? [21:51] - What are Fred’s spiritual beliefs, and how are they involved in the ways he treats people? As he answers, he shares some incredible things that have happened throughout his life journey, including how he ended up treating Tony Robbins. [27:17] - Fred explains why Tony Robbins thought that he was “the man” before they had met for the first time. [29:03] - Does tapping work (and offer benefits) for everybody? It’s very effective for most people, Fred answers, but a few don’t like it. [31:00] - Fred gives an example of a case in which tapping was a permanent cure for a young woman’s emotional trauma. [38:25] - Orion points out that Fred’s tapping is unique because of his background in other therapies. Fred then explains that while people can do tapping on themselves to some extent, they likely won’t need to. [41:29] - Does Fred feel that some people are attached to their memories and are afraid to let go, perhaps because they are attached to their victim mentality? In his answer, he digs into a case in which a man who was sabotaging his life didn’t believe that he would ever be happy. [48:26] - Visualization isn’t necessary, Fred explains, but explains how it can be helpful. He also offers a strategy for getting around it for people who struggle with visualizing things. [50:55] - Fred talks about his strategies for treating ADHD. [54:45] - Where can people find Fred and learn more about what he does? Links and Resources: energypsych.com About Dr. Fred Gallo, Ph.D. Fred Gallo on Facebook Milton H. Erickson Richard Bandler John Grinder Tapping Tony Robbins Memory reconsolidation AAMET

This week the Sweeties are covering part gross out comedy/part study on psychological well-being---Drop Dead Fred! This movie intrigued us as kids but confuses us as adults. Who is it for? WAS Fred in her imagination and conjured up due to her loneliness and abandonment issues? OR was he a real concept but just invisible to everyone but Lizzie. Who knows! Although we are eternally confused, we can still find things to get excited about.  So join us as we discuss the mysterious disappearance of Bridget Fonda, how stenography keyboards work and hear a full history of Sweety's imaginary friends (the written record of which is now lost because Sweetie threw out the diary in a massive cleaning frenzy!)  Follow us on Twitter @TheSweetieClub and on Instagram @LargeMargeSentUs Theme song performed by Deidre Cullen. Logo designed by Frankie Donlon.