Topic: Ufo Bases

Dr. Gregory L. Little reflects on his 1984 book, The Archetype Experience, where he first proposed that plasmas and earth-based energies are central to understanding the UFO mystery. He notes that co-author Andrew Collins was independently researching similar theories during the same period. The discussion transitions into how these energy forms serve as the connective tissue for various paranormal enigmas and ancient ritual sites.

In 1974, Pat Price identified four global UFO bases, including one at Mount Hayes in Alaska. Russell Targ notes that Mount Hayes has since become a well-known hotspot for UFO sightings, with contemporary reports and Wikipedia entries supporting the locations Price psychically identified decades earlier.

The discussion turns to the mysterious circumstances surrounding the death of Pat Price and his membership in the Church of Scientology. Carlwood encourages listeners to practice meditation and mental focus rather than just consuming information, highlighting the practical reality of the psychic abilities discussed by Targ.

The discussion shifts to the landscape of alternative media and the transition from traditional radio to internet broadcasting. Clyde Lewis describes his relationship with other hosts like Jimmy Church and the importance of sharing information rather than competing. He recalls a specific collaboration with Church regarding a rumored UFO base in Malibu.

Barra recounts Buzz Aldrin's public admission of being followed by a UFO during the lunar transit. He discusses rumors of Neil Armstrong reporting giant spacecraft on a crater rim via a private medical channel. Ken Johnston Jr., a former NASA employee, is cited as a source who confirmed these rumors were circulating within NASA shortly after the landing.