Episode 303 – Mysterious Universe

Jan 7th in Featured & Podcasts by Benjamin Grundy

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Our regular weekly installment returns for 2010 with an eclectic selection.

We start off with new ancient geoglyphs found in the amazon, Sauropod sightings in Africa, and cringe worthy encounters with arachnids, before moving into some new whistle-blower sources (3 in total!) all reporting different meetings between Military, Government groups, and extra-terrestrials.

Later on there are some amazing historic accounts of Witchcraft practices thrown in for good measure that explain a lot of our modern “witch” imagery, along with our extended portion of the show for Plus+ Members.

Show notes, and music after the jump…

Another decade ends with no disclosure

Russia plans to divert asteroid

Silicon vs. Carbon

Silicon Lifeforms

Clay and Shawn Pickering interview via Project Camelot (Mp3)

Alien avatar spooked CIA

Vatican reveals secret archives

J. Sands, Flying Lotus
“Light a Dub” (mp3)
from “Mages Sages”
(Mello Music Group)

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Panik
“Their Unforgetable Things” (mp3)
from “Panik #5 Instrumentals”
(Molemen Records)

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K-Kruz
“Learn” (mp3)
from “Everything Instrumentals”
(EV Records)

Boxcutter – Fieldtrip via Motel Del Moka

Urban Legend
“The World Keeps Spinning (feat. Chana)” (mp3)
from “Tropical Techniques”
(Blind Lemon Music)

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Omni
“Bang the Drum” (mp3)
from “Batterie Instrumentals”
(NatAural High LLC)

Coastal Brake – Tycho (Lusine Remix) – via Beatport

Final Track (Free show)

Le Matos – Like Perfume on a Pig (Elektro-boy Gates of Hell Remix) – via Tracasseur

Håkan Ludvigson, ALX002 & Cedar M – Nothing Ever Ends (Cedar M Version) – via Tracasseur

Coastal Brake – Tycho (Manual Remix) – via Beatport

Final Track (Extended Show)

The Knife in collaboration with Mt. Sims and Planningtorock – “Colouring Of Pigeons” – via Big Stereo

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Tikki

The St John’s Anglican Church is such an amazing church. (I'm so excited that my local news is making it into MU!!!). I've been following this story through CBC news, and there appears to be a lot of debate about whether or not these stars were really just randomly placed...interesting.

I'm just so pleased the Nova Scotia was mentioned! I haven't listened to all the other seasons, but have you ever commented on the Shad Bay UFO case? it's pretty historic!
Flying_Squirrel

"....human beings are like a living eco-system." Comments like that prove the "legit-ness" of your guy's podcast. WORD.
Benjamin Grundy

This was actually on Episode 103 of MU Plus+

Referencing the Seed Magazine article: http://seedmagazine.com/content/article/the_bod...

"...with these studies and the launch of the Human Microbiome Project, the fields of medical and environmental microbiology have begun to merge. The resulting hybrid discipline embraces the complexity of a larger system; it’s integrative rather than reductive, and it supports the gathering view that our bodies, and the bodies of other animals, are ecosystems, and that health and disease may depend on complex changes in the ecology of host and microbes."
Flying_Squirrel

Whoops!
James Morris

So, the silicon creatures are called "conformers" or "controllers"...
Back toward the end of MU Season One, there was a story about aliens demanding disclosure "or we will do the job for you", and the creatures were called "the controllers" ...
MUfan

Hi Guys, awesome shows with perfect music!

Just had to say I am a little dissapointed with a comment in MU 303 that went something along getting a chimp replacement for Pablo when his visa expired. I had to listen to that 3 times cause I was like...wow! Not all your listeners are caucasian you know... I guess I shouldn't expect you to be perfect just because you host a podcast.

Anyway, keep up the good work.

MUfan.
Benjamin Grundy

Pablo's stupidity has nothing to do with his race or nationality. He's just a really terrible intern. Honestly a chimp would be better than him, or even a trained bird. He's just awful... Are you reading this Pablo? Stop showing up at my house. You're fired.
azzwright

Its nothing to do with race. Pablo is just bad, he is incredibly incompetent. One morning he put salt in my coffee!
Van Kichline

In the "Serpo returns?" segment you mentioned that the term EBE seemed like a reference to Project Serpo, which used the term extensively. However, I believe the origin of the term goes back further. I found one (second hand) reference that attributes it to Vannevar Bush, supposedly part of MJ12. So the term by itself is not enough to link the two stories together.
Benjamin Grundy

The term we mentioned was "EBEN", which was the name of the race/entities from the planet serpo. I don't think we talked about EBE in there anywhere, might be our lazy accents playing tricks on your ears ;)
rudeboi

Hey Ben, I think this guys music would be great for your show or whatever else you have in mind. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JpVUmrk8XEM. He is a UK artist know as Burial and his music is f**** insane, please give it a listen and possibly play some it on the show if you can. I think more people needs to be exposed to him.
Brian Davis

Great Show Guys
Nicole

Love the BEK's ... did you see the post on the FB page linking to a guy who had supposedly let two of these kids into his house?

~N
James

Hey Guys,

I wanted to comment on the part of your program where you were talking about how smart dolphins are. My grandfather was a veterinarian and frequently made calls to an animal park for checkups on the apes, seals, and various other animals in the park. I'll never forget the story he used to tell me about the time he was called in on an emergency because one of their dolphins had one of the balls they were performing with lodged in it's throat. Not knowing what to expect, he arrived with his hip-waders ready to have to do some dolphin wrangling. To his surprise, the dolphin, after being brought to the ramp in the pool, held it's mouth open unaided while he put his hand down it's throat to dislodge the ball. He always said that he felt that the dolphin knew who he was and what he was there to do. I have no doubt as to the intelligence of these amazing animals.
jgrundy

Great episode guys!
Mrs. jgrundy has finished her Nanotech essay now, so should be free to talk about so cool stuff for MU.
Love how you keep talking about the coast trip! HA! :D

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