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This is the stuff I heard podcast and I am your host today happens to be Wednesday episode 151 October the 16th. Wow, halfway through the month. How about that time flies when you're having fun baby. So anyway, I'd like to thank everybody for checking in and you know got a little bonus episode out there with Danny McWilliams the host of his own YouTube channel and Instagram stuff I kind of care about I watched a couple of episodes that he's put up lately. He's doing he's constantly putting out content, which is great. I told him I said you just keep doing what you're doing man. Just keep putting out content and people find you especially if you're doing anything interesting he has a great ability to talk to the camera and he has a great ability to want to include the audience and you know, he's open to Discussion in an in an advice and stuff like that. So, you know began to him if you reach out to him check him out and just say hey, you know kind of big what you're doing and tell him Josh sent you. Hey, man, Josh sent me this channel pretty cool. He's going to be getting into here right now. He's doing some some sewing projects, but he's going to be getting into some blacksmithing at some point here going to be a lot of cool stuff coming up. I think he's going to be putting out content on a regular basis and Hey listen, I talked for a long time about building community and I got excited watching his videos. I was like, here we go. He's doing it. He's doing the legwork. He's doing the thing that most people don't do he's doing the actual. You know day-to-day things the let's begin. Let's let's make this happen. Let's actually put out some content. Most people are just intimidated. They don't they don't want to put in the legwork. They don't want to try they don't want to I don't know what if it don't work with it. You know. Listen, I can't tell you that I didn't have those fears in the beginning to but you just sort of go with it. You just sort of put out content you just sort of, you know admit to yourself. Hey, listen, I got to talk to the camera. I got to talk to an audience. I got to talk to you you guys yall are watching are spending your time. I might as well make it interesting. Right if you're listening on a podcast right now. You're probably driving down the road. I know a lot of guys I work with check this out and hey on my crew I work with I appreciate every one of you. I hope you guys are doing well. Be safe out there. I know it's tough. I know it's tough fight the ghost man. They're out there. They're trying to get you to go to sleep. Don't do it and stay awake. so listen, let's talk about something that I've been sort of, you know glazing over here and I have it really gotten into but I wanted to sometimes it's all about timing. Sometimes you you have to Source out what you want to say or you know, put some thought into it or put some research into it or sometimes it's all about, you know, possibly waiting for somebody else to be on the podcast with you to talk about it. And I've had a guy on the podcast before Ian madrasah and Ian is he's very interesting guy very Fun to talk to very very worldly in his views and we've lived a amazingly different life for most of our Lives to now end up working together and I find them fascinating. Like I just love talking to the guy. He's such a big guy and he's he has traveled the world. He has a different view about things. He speaks multiple languages, you know, I often question him about you know when you sleep do you is there a certain languages at you? Dream in or does it because you've been in America now and like it's English like the main language you speak or is there are moments where you go back into your you know, the the language you first learned, you know, do you go back to Russian and and suddenly dream in rush. And you know, what what how is that? You know, he's like, I never really thought of it that way. It's kind of interesting I needed. I'll think about it let you know like I'm cool. So anyway, one of the fun things about Ian, is he enjoys he enjoys talking about and listening to people Talk about aliens. One of the first times I ever rode with him on a truck. Hey guys, check this out. I found this cool radio show and we were flipping channels and all of a sudden were listening to some guy and it was sort of like it reminded me of when I was a kid listening to dr. Demento come up with funny, you know songs really strange songs, but this was like people's call-in radio show thing of how they've had alien encounters and this was person after person calling into this radio show and talking about how How they've had an experience with an alien that particular morning we heard a guy talking about he was farming and an alien picked him up off his tractor and took him off to somewhere else and and you know probed him and in the whole time. We're listening to it. Yawns is cracking up. He's like, I love these guys man. They're so great and I was like, okay either he finds humor in the fact that people are stupid or he's loving the fact that people are telling their story and When L teams to laugh at it and it makes him happy and I'm not sure which was the case but I I enjoyed his happiness in the whole thing. I was hesitant in the beginning to even talk about aliens with him, but I would but as you're riding around I started talking to him about it and jennex, you know, you ask people questions, you're like, you know, so do you you know can't believe you know, maybe something else out there and that's kind of the the, you know, get your foot in the door of the conversation kind of deal. And so You know, he's we start talking back and forth and I'm going to have them on the podcast and we're going to do an alien pod cast and we're just going to have already told him I said listen, I want to I want you to listen to this stuff. I sent them a couple of podcasts to listen to both of them with Joe Rogan one of them with with Dan Aykroyd. I've talked about that on here before and another one that just came out not long ago with Commander David Frazier from the US Navy. And I was like, I want you to listen to these and let's talk about it. Let's get on there to get weird as you know, let's talk about it. I mean seriously, I'm in like I don't believe there's a little green man. I don't believe that that anything that would have that kind of advanced technology would be humanoid and show up and be like who took me to your leader? No. Listen, if we found another civilization of people somewhere or life-forms somewhere. Let's just let's take the people. Out of it. Let's just say there's another being out there that we discover. Oh, wow. Look, there's being we're not going to show up and be like, hey, we're from Earth. No, we're going to investigate right we're going to use drones. We're going to have planes that fly by and maybe take pictures. We're going to try and hide in the clouds or hide in the ocean or something like that and we're going to like observe and take in data and figure out. All right, do we even want to make contact because if you have that kind of of advanced technology to be able to go to another planet and investigate you would think you also have the technology to either wipe them out. Either on purpose or by accident. Let's say you have some weird space bug some weird, you know, like the like the pilgrims who came to America and suddenly gave everyone black plague and you know tuberculosis and whooping cough and stuff like that. There's different diseases that different people carry and you know because of that like when we discover a new tribe that lives in the Congo or something like that we go that's not interfere in their lives because if we can really disrupt their whole world They Aborigines in Australia. We just we we try not to mess with their whole environments. Like that's just not that's not disturbing you that if we can listen, I know that they have I know that they've done horrible things those people and I'm not talking about that right now. I'm just saying if we were to investigate the least amount of interaction that we have the better. Okay. So let's just imagine. Okay. I'm not asking you to believe right? Let's just imagine that there is such a thing as an alien which by definition is just something another other than what we know. Okay something other than what we know right. Now. We perceive that the world is round. Hopefully you believe the role is around if you don't come on, this is 2019. Anyway, let's just let's accept that the world is round. Okay, and we believe the gravity pulls us down and and that the sun, you know is out there and we go around the Sun and all that stuff. Okay, and we think that we're the only life that we can see from right now. We look out at the stars and we understand how light travels we got scientist that tells us the speed of light and we can look at those stars and go. Wow each one of those stars is not a star but it's actually a son and each one of those Stars has its own solar system of planets. Better going around it. And every one of those stars are so far away that most of them are already gone by the time we can visibly see it because they're so far away, but because they're so big. We can actually see it. Or were so big. It's actually a time travel thing if you think about it. So our distance like we came up with the concept of time like humans. We were just like listen, we need to figure out a measurement for this passing of the day so that we can get things done and we came up with a measurement of time and upon that measurement of time. It's not a perfect system. They talked about how they have to add seconds here and there and you know, there's an atomic clock that sometimes is off a little bit and you know, you have 365 days and every once in a while you have a leap year. Every four years because you're like man, we got to adjust it. You know, Tom is a construct we've invented time. But it's the only thing we have to go by right now to measure we're just now learning about gravity and about the influence of gravity and what it means to us with the Centennial great Neil deGrasse. Tyson has come on Jose podcast many times and talked about how we're understanding gravity fields in space and how because of gravity and because of the way gravity affects things is how we actually found some of the planets that are out there how he how he actually disprove that Pluto was a planet So we're constantly learning about our environment around us and yet we know so little about the ocean that's right here on our planet. They're constantly finding new life that lives in the ocean. We can't even go to the depths of our own ocean. We can't even investigated have no idea what's in it. That's one of the things I like about the movie The Abyss we came out a long time ago when I was a kid, but I watched it recently it still holds up. I mean the special effects are a little wonky for today's standards, but you know, the story is interesting. The idea that there's alien beings living in our ocean and they're observing us. Why not? Just because we can't understand. It doesn't mean it's not a real. So anyway, let's talk about Commander David Frazier. Okay, listen to this podcast and I'm out cutting the grass and listen to him discussed this and he's a 24-year military veteran. He went for years enlisted Marine Corps decided you want to be a pilot got into the Navy got into their top get Top Gun program became one of the top pilots in their Fleet for years. A on November 14th 2004. He was apparently flying off of the USS Nimitz and had a UFO encounter. He talks about running a training program those a couple Marine pilots that were out and they got on the cam and said hey, we've got a we got a real-life incident. We need you guys to check out they apparently were off the coast of in Sunita Mexico, which is like a port city in Mexico right off the Baja Coast. They apparently have been tracking different events that have been happening off the coast there. For a while. I think what he said was like six weeks. They've been tracking different sightings of things that they couldn't quite understand and as the idea of the UFO UFO literally stands for unidentified flying object and I've tried to over the years change the acronym to throw off a little bit of heat from you know, Wackadoo is out there that are wearing tinfoil hats and and paint in their face green. But listen, there's still the understanding By top-level officials that there's things we can't explain. Okay, we can't explain how we can see these things from time to time and they're there they fly in ways that doesn't have any Rhyme or Reason. They don't seem to have any backwash of a jet engine. They have no propellers. They can move left right up down, you know, even the commander David Shrader talks about how they came into contact with this what he calls a Tic-Tac shaped craft And he said that you know, he could visibly see something in the water that was a craft above it. They started tracking the craft with a with a the technology they have in the in the plane. He was saying how they had a visual on it. It was for different crafts. So you got a crew members you have four pilots and for co-pilots a crewmember saw this thing tracked it observed it. He said the total duration of it was maybe think he said right at 2 minutes, but he said it was it was so much that they observed. He said they got back and they compared stories and they were all the same. Reason and he said, you know since then the stories are gotten out of hand and people added to it and all it did this and that and the other and he said but that's not our story like we gave an official story. And this is it this guy is not a he's not a tinfoil hat paint your face green kind of guy. He's just telling you this is what I saw and that's it. That's all he said is this is what I saw I can't explain it. But this is what I saw. And it's a fascinating story. This guy Jeremy Korbel was on the podcast before. He's the one that brought Bob Lazar on there to tell his story and Jeremy, you know does his research? He's he, you know, he's not painting his face green and wearing a tinfoil hat but he's like listen, there's some things we don't understand and I don't mind bringing it to light and like listen. It's just kind of turned into a passion project because there's so much information out there that I keep getting and this is not like Dan Aykroyd coming there. Dan Aykroyd, you know believer of everything anything that he hears. He's like, oh, yeah. Sure. Let's believe that too. You know, he's like listen, here's some evidence that we found and and I just want to talk about the evidence. And he paints a creative story that sounds believable. And you know, I'm into it. I mean I dig it because I'm right on board with him. I'm like, yeah, if this is real why wouldn't this be possible? Why wouldn't it? Why is it so unbelievable to think that there's something operating just outside of our ability to observe he talks about these crafts moving at speeds that are uncalculated. In directions that it shouldn't be able to go within an instant and how they're tracking them all over the world that they're all over they can observe them. There's different reports of the sightings all over but no one's really, you know, nobody's getting on CNN being like this is a thing because it's so it happens in situations where maybe they're using military gear to track it that they can't quite tell the public they listen we have this craft that can fly at this altitude this speed. And we tracked it and here's some information because it shows Telemetry on the screen and everything that they're doing and this thing had to wait to be Declassified in order for them to show the video and happened in 2004. And I think the video wasn't released until 2015 because by then the technology had been out there for enough people to know about it, but it's like one of those things you constantly coming up with new technology and he's like, you know, here's an incident that happened and if we had that kind of Technology, it wouldn't be just for military like if this was something that the He was working on like a Black Ops kind of thing. He goes you'd see it everywhere because who wouldn't want to profit on it. This ability for these crafts to move the way they move. He said this is this is something other. And that's the part to get you interested. That's the part that you know makes sense to the average person who's like, I don't know. I mean seriously it got me into it. So anyway, check out The Joe Rogan podcast Commander David favor favor. I think I said Fraser favor if our a VOR listen this craft they measured it it's like 40 feet long. I had no wings. Just it just is it's interesting. It's very I find it very interesting. I mean, so anyway, we're at about getting close to 20 minutes. My camera is blinking at me and I have a feeling that the battery is going to die, but I'm going to talk until it dies and then I'm going to recharge it and click back in. So let's just keep this ball rolling. Okay stuff. I heard I heard a lot of podcast this week. Listen to a lot. I don't know how Just got on a roll. One of it was Bert's something's burning from YouTube. He's releasing these uncut audio versions of the of the YouTube show. I watched it last night Sebastian Maniscalco Maniscalco and Guy. What's his name? The chef is Chef but Jo Koy not Jo Koy job right now joke was like what? No, God was his name. I can't believe I'm drawing a blank right now. I should have wrote that down. He's the guy that does the chef show with with Jon Favreau guy right now at people that are watching that have watched are going dude. Is this guy? Anyway, the guy that he's a Top Chef. He was a neighbor of Bert growing up years ago. They used to come over to each other's houses and cook because her kids were about the same age and they were best buddies and he has the the Kobe, you know trucks that go around and apparently they're really high-end food. And I can't think of the guys name for some reason. Anyway, this is stuff. I heard okay, so you can tell people that Josh is an idiot. He didn't do his research he didn't. So anyway, I watched that on YouTube, but they also listen to a previous episode on his podcast the other one with Todd Glass and I find Todd Glass fascinating for a lot of reasons. One of the main things is that he takes the ordinary and he amped it up just a little bit he talks about how he has these dinner parties at his house and he said one time he told Buddy, he said listen, you know when everybody come to dinner but bring a blue blazer like, you know, just I want everybody to kind of dress up a little bit. He said so everybody went by the local, you know, Goodwill or Salvation Army or whatever secondhand thrift store. Everybody had a blue blazer on him when they came over they had a party everybody look nice. He said, you know in the pictures even if you're wearing, you know, t-shirts and shorts and stuff like that. You got a nice blue blazer on it looks looks kind of classy. He said, you know, we took pictures and he's a bit after the after the dinner party. Everybody left the Blazers at my house here. So I got 40 different blazers at my house. You know different sizes and whatnot. And he said so I would have these dinner parties later and I would tell everybody listen, you know, it's kind of a kind of dressy Affair. You should have a blue blazer. Listen, we can we have experts in the back. Maybe you could traveling on you know, and so it just became fun to play with, you know, and he adds in this element of fun and play to the different things that he does. He says he has some dinner parties where he'll hire musicians like to play guitar or play trumpet or something like that. He said and I'll you know, I'll have them. Get into the party. I'll have fun with them, you know introduce him to people as a friend of mine. And then at a certain point I was like, hey, you want to play something and he said and all of a sudden they'll pull out a an instrument and he said all I need is three songs. Just just three songs learned three songs, you know, you can make a fun evening out of three songs. So so anyways, he fascinating guy, right? Okay, so, you know in there he also talked about, you know, he had a really small apartment one time in New York and he invited people over and he's like listen. I know my apartment is really small. And it's really crappy. He says but pretend this is like on an airplane and you're going to be amazed at how much space there actually is on the airplane for this for this room. I mean, it's amazing. So he would give him the tour of his room on an airplane as though the room in his apartment was on an airplane and it just it adds an extra element of fun to it, which I find endearing. I mean, it's it's cool bird talks about how he's on the road and sometimes he'll go into a green room and it's got a horrible lighting or horrible seating and he said he went into one and they had a lamp and it was really nice and it kind of is set the mood for the place a little bit differently and he's like weird the lamp come from he's like, oh, yeah Todd went out and bought that and it kind of makes a difference in here don't it really improves alighting? He's like really does he said he got that from another comedian years ago that used to do something like that. So he burped took that and kind of ran with it. He was at talks about how he was at a comedy show up in Minneapolis at the Mall of America and he said he's he's in there and they had a really crappy couch and he was like, you know, I could buy a different cat. I got money, you know, so he walks, you know through the mall and he finds a place that the cells these couches and he's like I want this couch and so they brought the couch over. It's really nice couch and he goes and I just I just bought a couch and put it in the green room because I figured you know, I want to be comfortable and I figure when I'm not here other people consider back here and they can be like, hey, this is nice. Where did you guys come from? Oh, you know Bert Kreischer bought that. Oh really? Wow, is it? Really nice couch is really cool. So, you know, they talk about like improving their life a little bit and like extending it for other people, you know, it's not one of those selfish things of I'm just going to do this for me. It's like no I'm gonna do this and other people going to appreciate it. It's sort of adding adding a value back to the world into other people's lives. So I really enjoyed that. I really enjoyed the audio part of it. I watch the video when it came out but you know like it because I episode 5 of the something's burning show the the video that I watched yesterday. They were having a cook-off between Bert and Sebastian they were grilling hamburgers different styles and it it's funny. It's funny because they're different style of comedians. They're actually friends even though the doesn't come across very much on the screen. Because Sebastian is very reserved. He talks about how he says you don't think before you talk. Do you he goes I think about everything I say before it comes out of my mouth except his because of that like you can tell there's different styles in the way. They're cooking too because Sebastian's is very calculated and versus not Birds is just like wow. So anyway, go check it out on YouTube go check out the podcast he also I also watch some things on Netflix. There's a show called in the shadow of the Moon not the main character, but one of the like the third ringing guy is Michael City Hall in the in the show. The movie was OK. It's a movie. It's you know, there's some time travel. There's a murder mystery that has to be figured out. There's some you know hints to you know, this leads to this kind of deal and there's a reveal at the end. It's like whoa cool, but the story was just I told well enough to be great. There's just an element that just wasn't there if you watch it you're going to enjoy it but it's literally one of the things you can have on and kind of you know, if you watch it. You're going to be like, all right, you know out of 10, I give it a gave it a 7. Yeah, it's okay. It's okay. There's good acting there's good action. It's just it's not great. Like it could be great, but it's just not great. And you know, hey, they did a lot with the budget. They had. I'm sure the twist at the end is amazing. It's a Twist that I didn't see coming. But even then they didn't they didn't like do a reveal at the end to kind of show you the full circle of what was going on, which I felt they could have just it's just a little bit missing from it if they'd have done that little bit. This would have been a bit about 10. So anyway, it's called in the shadow of the Moon. I also watched falling in love, which I know Ian is iinn falling in love at the at the end of the day. I'm just as happy little girl when it comes to watching, you know, heart failed movies when loves involved just like oh, it's okay. We got a couple of good actors in it. Basically this girl. She's in New York. She got a happy life. She's got a guy that's you know non-committal. Job, that is falling apart. And she enters a contest on the internet and wins and in in New Zealand and she's like wow what an end so she goes into the island and realize. Oh, no, it's a money pit. There's a lot of work that needs to be done. It doesn't look like the picture but she sort of out of options and she's like, well, I guess I guess I'm going to work on this and she meets a guy turns to come turns out he love interest. He's also a contractor and he's going to help her fix it. There's you know, there's a push back in the beginning. You know, it's the the meat what they call it the meat cute. They meet each other. They're like, oh no, I don't like you get away and then the oh, I need your help. Okay, kind of like you listen the formula is standard the characters on the show are great the characters in Rich the show enrich the movie, it's good. It's really good. You know, if you're into sappy love story kind of things, it's good. You're going to like it. Let's also talk about Disney with their Skyliner gondolas. I talked about it before about how they had a crash and four or five of the gondolas had kind of bumped into each other and shattered glass and the whole deal and they did some investigating and had it shut down for a while. Apparently, they're up and running again. I watched the Tim tracker on YouTube. It's literally the Tim tracker. He did a he did a YouTube video checking it out and showing how it's working again and talked. Have a space them out a little bit more and whatever bug it is that they had that was causing the problem. They've they've apparently worked it out. So, you know, it's one of those things where whenever technology comes out. You don't want to necessarily be the first adapter. But you also don't want to be the last you know, you kind of want so like that's why we didn't book a trip this year. We're sort of wait until next year to go. We're thinking December next year. The weather will be nice won't be as hot and we get to check it out and ride the gondolas and see the Star Wars stuff. The new Star Wars ride should be open next year. So, you know, yay, that's it. I'm going to wrap this up. I got my camera battery life blinking to me and I'm right at 30 minutes. So I'm laying in the plane guys if you guys have hung around that's good. Minutes try to keep the energy up as my wife says keep the energy up Josh. I love you baby. Thanks for listening. Go check out Danny's podcast and his podcast go check out his YouTube page and Instagram stuff. I kind of care about he's going to put up lots of content and keep working at it. Check out. My dad's page. Also. Our Peak dad is on YouTube and he's had knee surgery, but he still getting around really quickly. It's pretty interesting on fast-forward watching him use the crutch and it still moves pretty fast getting a lot done. Anyway, y'all take care. Thanks for listening and cue the cow.
I go into the reports of Navy Cmdr David Fravor (yes I miss say his name as Fraiser for the first part) on his Joe Rogan podcast appearance discussing what he saw November 14 2004 off the USS Nimitz. He was off the coast of Ensenada Mexico and has learned there have been multiple sightings of unexplainable craft in the area before and since his encounter. Very cool discussion, even if you don't believe in the possibility of life from other planets. Check out Bert Kreischer's podcast The Bertcast, and his YouTube show Something's Burning. Todd Glass teaches us to look at life from a different point of view, and try to add to it. Give it a different perspective or add to it in some way. That's how we make this a better world. Do the extra thing, even if it's buying a pre-made lasagna and covering it with some high end cheese... it makes the ordinary better. We can all add to our ordinary to make it better for someone. Check out Danny McWilliams on YouTube, Stuff I Kinda Care About. The Tim Tracker on YouTube for Disney highlights, including the gondola Skyliner updates. rpeek on YouTube, my Dad. Post knee surgery and still living his best life. Thanks for tuning in. Thanks to my wife for telling me "Keep your energy up!" I love you more than you'll ever know. ---   This episode is sponsored by  · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. 