In Other News Radio

In Other News August 14, 2015

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On this show we’ve been discussing geoengineering, the ongoing weather control operations and daily spraying of the skies world wide. This show started in March 2010, before that I had put a site called Newyorkskywatch in 2007 to promote a radio documentary titled Climate Engineers: War, Profit and Survival. In 2006, I booked a flight to Palo Alto, California to attend and record the audio of a meeting of physicists and other scientists including David Keith and Ken Caldeira who were going to talk about the viability of using large scale engineering operations to mitigate climate change or global warming. Meanwhile, on that day, the sky was saturated with aerosol spraying. Huge white X’s could be seen against an strange oily overcast sky. One interesting question that came up in the documentary was how could global warming be accurately assessed while weather control programs are artificially effecting temperature, rainfall and the jet stream? It hasn’t been answered. Here we are 9 years later, and both David Keith and Ken Caldeira are speaking openly about the viability of such programs quote if they were to be deployed, implying that the operations which would include spraying particulates into the atmosphere aren’t being conducted. Yet, anyone with eyes to see can identify the spraying of our skies.

Guest – Patrick Roddie is an activist, journalist and photographer from Belfast Ireland based in San Francisco. He’s been keeping up with various climate conferences and confronting panels that would advocate geoengineering as a last resort and specifically Ken Caldeira, a scientist with the Department of Global Ecology Carnegie Institution of Washington.

In Other News August 6, 2015

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Today we follow up on the clown archetype. There are many faces of this archetype throughout history but the “evil clown” has taken center stage in the horror-genre in popular culture. We touched on this with past guest Michael Bala and referenced the Stephen King novel “It.” In one description of the book which featured a demented, murderous clown named Penny- Wise, it reads quote – it did for clowns what Psycho did for showers and what Jaws did for swimming in the ocean. Michael Bala suggested that Pennywise is the expression of repressed desires and fears, the sewers represent the subconscious realm. There’s a deep reservoir of examples and illustrations of the evil clown. It could actually be eclipsing the non-evil clown archetype, I’m not sure.

How did the evil clown genre emerge? Was it side by side from the beginning? Buried in this research is the freemason or shriners connection which has undoubtedly influenced the genre throughout the decades with pins, posters, and tattoos. There’s also the evolution of the dark side of funny, the psychotic homicidal maniacs, or malevolent tricksters and pranksters where the shadow archetype emerges naturally over time processing through the collective consciousness. The clown’s appearance is devilish, with a chalk-white face, bright colored hair and ghoulish large mouth. The scene is often set with slightly out of tune carnival music. A late storm rumbled through the area and now the deserted circus tents are silhouetted on the outskirts of a small New England town. As the wind picks up, you hear the cackling of the evil clown in the distance. Carl Jung was a Swiss psychotherapist and psychiatrist, and the founder of analytical psychology.

In 1917 he wrote in his essay “On the Psychology of the Unconscious” about the personal shadow as the other in us. The negative side of the personality, the sum of all unpleasant qualities we like to hide. It embarrasses or shames us. “Everything with a substance casts a shadow, the ego stands to the shadow as light to shade.” As listeners may know, jesting and clowning is a very ancient art that can be traced through Egypt and medieval Europe. That’s plenty of time for the shadow to develop. Clyde Lewis article Evil Clown Evil.

Guest – Laurie Schapira is a teacher at the C.G. Jung Institute of New York and former president of its board of directors. She’s a filmmaker and author of the Cassandra Complex: Living with Disbelief: A Modern Perspective On Hysteria, she also wrote directed and produced the film titled The Prophecy of the Seeress.

In Other News July 23, 2015

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References to the clown can be traced throughout ancient cultures and indigenous tribes. The ancestors of the Clown are the Fool and the Jester. The Trickster form takes on duel energies of silliness and seriousness, play and work, and also creating and destroying. We talk with our guest Michael Bala about his article in the Jung Journal: Culture and Psyche titled The Clown: An Archetypal Self Journey. Michael is a certified Jungian Analyst and in the article, he discusses the historic psychological necessity of clowns and laughter and how it has been woven into popular culture. We also look at the fear of clowns and the shadow side of the archetype. Michael describes the transforming process of becoming psychologically whole by embracing the clown archetype. Here is recent article Creepy Clown Trespasses At Chicago Cemetery, In Dead Of Night

Guest – Michael Bala, a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and earned a BA in Humanities from the New School University in New York and a Masters in Counseling Psychology with a specialization in Depth Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute near Santa Barbara.

In Other News July 9, 2015

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Today we look at a very popular secret society that gained momentum in the 18th century, known as the Bavarian Illuminati. You’ve heard of them referenced before, many times in fact but back in the Enlightenment era, they were known for a time as the Perfectibilists. Perfectibilists The 18th Century Bavarian Order of the Illuminati is the title of the book by our guest Terry Melanson. We talk about the rise and fall of the Illuminati during that time and what evidence exists that their influences survived up in to our current world. While, Terry Melanson’s research reveals their methods of infiltrating governments, churches and education systems, there is very little information pointing to the possibility that the Illuminati actually exist today. How can that be when Illuminati has become essentially a household word. Type it in to a popular search engine and 40 million results come up, video after video, article upon article, referencing that word. Yet according to our guest the trail runs cold and there is little to no evidence based on his investigation that they exist today. Maybe this another layer of manipulation, of being everywhere and nowhere at same time? Or is it a comment on the power of memes and how we all haphazardly repeat something and trust its validity without substantial research?

Another preconception of the Illuminati according to Melanson’s research is that founder Adam Weishaupt had “contempt for esoteric pursuits, for all forms of theosophy, occultism, spiritualism, and magic.” The Rose-Croix masons are bracketed with the Jesuits by the Illuminati as enemies and to be outwit at every turn. It was a different time in the late 18th century for secret societies, but today nearly everyone who mentions the Illuminati connects them with the all seeing eye, occult practices and dark magic. What do we really know about the Illuminati? Is our understanding completely wrong? Granted they’re priority to conceal and code communications play a role in what we know about the Illuminati but some member diaries were recovered that helped put pieces together for Melanson.

Guest – Terry Melanson is the owner and director of the online Illuminati Conspiracy Archive and has been writing about the Illuminati for nearly a decade.

In Other News June 25, 2015

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We continue the interview with ufologist, photographer and musician Andrew Hennessey. He’s also the author of several intriguing paranormal books and articles including Monkeys of Eden: The Telepathic Overlords and The Slaves of Earth published in 1999. It sounds like it could be science fiction however, it was not meant to be. Andrew has chronicled some of his most extraordinary experiences growing up in Scotland and interacting with individuals who are not as they seem. We pick up on some topics that we touched on with past guests Matthew Delooze and Carissa Conti in the area of harvesting human spiritual energy. The Scottish landscape of looming stone castles on cliffs and dark skies is a fitting background for stories of the strange and unusual. We also talk more about the concept of telepathic overlords controlling the rest of the human population who are not telepathic and that have their psychic and emotional energies periodically harvested.

Guest – Andrew Hennessey, born 1957, Edinburgh, Scotland, has been interested in the UFO phenomenon from a very early age, having had many encounters and experiences, which he wrote of in his ebook The Turning of the Tide.