Gooood Saturday morning! Here's what James Clary covers today:

• Across the globe, millions of Christians face discrimination, harassment, imprisonment, and violence because of their faith. 
• James focuses on Nigeria. Christians in Nigeria face severe, escalating violence from extremist organizations like Boko Haram, Islamic State West Africa Province, and radicalized Fulani militias. 
• James also talks about the West Bank.
• An Israeli soldier vandalized a Christian crucifix in southern Lebanon.

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Gooood Saturday morning! Here's what James Clary covers today:

• Andre Williams joins the program today.
• Andre is a black political commentator that focuses on black American culture.
• He believes there are four kinds of black Americans.
• How music has shaped the black culture.
• Major trials in the last 20 years.
• You can follow Andrew on YouTube or X.

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Goood Saturday morning! Here's what James Clary covers today:

• James is NOT in studio today.
• Today James reviews the last decade of scandal, corruption, malfeasance, and NO justice.

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Goood Saturday morning! Here's what James Clary covers today:

• Today we're talking... Plants. Is there more to plants that meets the eye?
• The bumper music today is plant music. Did you know there is a device that translates a plant’s internal biorhythms into real-time, ambient music using biosonification technology?
• The plant murder witness test.
• The work of Cleve Backster.
• Backster was an interrogation specialist for the CIA. He's best known for his experiments with plants using a polygraph instrument in the 1960's which led to his theory of primary perception.

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Gooood Saturday morning! Here's what James Clary covers today:

• **SPOILER ALERT**: James talks about the movie Disclosure Day. If you haven't watched it yet, make sure to skip the first segment (about 10 minutes).
• James talks about the cases of Claire Sylvia and Amy Tippins. In 1988, Sylvia received the first heart-lung transplant in New England, from an 18-year-old man. When she emerged from the procedure, she found herself craving a beer. She was surprised... She had never liked beer before.
• Is this a case of Cellular memory? Cellular memory is a concept suggesting that cells retain imprints of past experiences, stress, or trauma.
• The thought process between identical twins.
• The uncanny case of the Jim twins, identical twins that were separated at birth.
• The story of Jeffrey Keene and Antietam.

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Gooood Saturday morning! Here's what James Clary covers today:

• Start the campfire, grab your flashlight, and gather in... Today we have a spooky show.
• Today we're talking about high strangeness. Coined by renowned astronomer and UFO investigator Dr. J. Allen Hynek, "high strangeness" describes UFO or paranormal events that are so inherently bizarre, peculiar, and absurd that they defy straightforward rationalization.
• James starts the show by talking about Sam the Sandown Clown. In May 1973, two children playing near Sandown were drawn into a swampy area by a weird noise. Upon crossing a wooden bridge, the children encountered a mysterious figure that appeared to be a mix between a robot and a clown.
• The story of Gary Sudbrink. In 1993, 27-year-old Gary Sudbrink was at his parent's home in New York. During that time, Gary's parents would receive a series of strange phone calls. The caller on the other end spoke in a strange, mechanical voice and made a number of weird statements, alluding to Gary being impersonated by someone else.
• The next story James tells is the story of Henry McCabe. In 2015, Henry McCabe left a voicemail for his wife, Karen. Karen had went to California, but Henry stayed behind at their home in Minnesota. The voicemail features two minutes of undecipherable noises, including what sound like growls and moans of pain. Near the end of the voicemail, the sounds suddenly stop and a voice can be heard saying, "Stop it." 31-year-old Henry McCabe was officially reported missing the following morning. They found him several weeks later in a lake they had searched multiple times.
• James wraps up the show by talking about the Dover Demon.

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Gooood Saturday morning! Here's what James Clary covers today:

• In case you missed it, James Clary did part one of this topic last week. You can go back and listen HERE.
• There is a massive data center being built in Texas and the people are trying to fight back.
• James also talks about the data center being built in Webster County.
• Today we have a lot of questions...
• There are over 1,000+ data centers currently being built across the United States. Why are we all of a sudden seeing a massive amount of these being built at the same time? What's the rush?
• What's the purpose of these data centers? Does it have something to do with the mass amount of files that are being released by our government?
• Will we soon see predictive policing? Are UFOs and non-human entities involved?

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Goood Saturday morning! Here's what James Clary covers today:

• Have you been following what's happening in Marshfield?
• Today we're talking data centers and AI.
• Why are data centers popping up all over the nation all of a sudden?
• The inaccuracy of AI. James talks about one time when he asked AI about Charlie Kirk. He also talks about COVID and the retelling of history.
• Could a chatbot take over for Sarah in the next 5 years?
• The environmental impact of data centers.
• James will cover just how dangerous AI can be to people and the environment in part 2.

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Gooood Saturday morning! Here's what James Clary covers today:

• A quick conversation about ASCAP and BMI.
• Flock cameras and the Automated License Plate Reader.
• Flock cameras can capture the make, model, color, and unique vehicle identifiers like roof racks, bumper stickers, and even dents.
• These cameras are usually at intersections and they are solar powered.
• Do they do more than capture photos of our vehicles? Some say yes.
• Do flock cameras stop crime in major cities like they are intended to?

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Gooood Saturday morning! Here's what James Clary covers today:

• James is back in studio!
• was the feminism movement organically created… or quietly encouraged by powerful institutions? 
• James explores claims that pushing women into the workforce doubled the tax base, weakened the traditional family structure, and created greater dependence on government systems. 
• James starts with cigarette consumption with women and engineering consent.
• He then moves into Norman Dodd.

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