Double Density

This week, Brian grants Angelo a moment to share some guitar rig news, there's a Blackberry movie, Twitter is still a mess, and Harry and Meghan got a sweet deal with Spotify. In the Paranormal, A.I. may be accessible via telepathy, and Brian watched Steven Greer's 3 hours press club meeting so that you don't have to.

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• JHS Pedals - YouTube

After answering some listener mail, Brian allows Angelo 45 seconds to discuss WWDC. Then, in a VERY SPECIAL paranormal segment, Angelo shares some important research about the Flat Earth phenomenon.

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• Scots offered £25k reward for Loch Ness Monster evidence by This Morning's 'Bank of Dave' - Daily Record

After answering a few listener questions, Brian and Angelo delve into a classic Coast to Coast AM "Ghost to Ghost" episode.

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• Pottersville (2017) - IMDb

This week: Brian's back from Florida, the duo discuss the new tech at Disney World, a good way to combat piracy and Angelo shares his secrets for the best-prepared Florida orange recipes. In the paranormal section, it turns out that Guile's Sonic Boom weapon from Street Fighter II may actually be real? Listen in (pun intended) to learn more.

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• Google Glass

This week, the duo works hard to adhere to the Double Density 2.0 rules of engagement, discuss revisiting media, Brian working on a music project that involves a certain band that can't be named, and a quick chat about Zelda. The in the paranormal, a listener question perfectly ties into the chosen topic: lake monsters.

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• Memphre - Wikipedia

Welcome to episode one of Double Density 2.0. First up—What would be better for the human race as supreme overlords: Aliens, robots or Satan and his minions? Of course, that will not be a problem if we all get sucked dry by chupacabras since we won't be able to protect ourselves without our friendly neighbourhood militias. Wondering how all of this ties together? This week, Double Density takes a close look at the May 8, 1996 episode of Coast to Coast AM.

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• Tito Armstrong

This week, a discussion about Apple Music Classical leads to a general discussion about music, the duo is not enthused about WWDC 2023, and guitar pedals are cool. In the paranormal segment, a listener question leads to a 2019 CBC documentary about Granger Taylor, a man who may have left for outer space... or possibly met with tragedy.

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• Why can’t more music apps be like Apple Music Classical? - The Verge

This week, Angelo ponders guitar pedals, Brain raves about Shreck (sp?), how would one avoid Air Tag tracking, Nick's corner, hiding top secret files, and a look at an Above Top Secret forum post about orbs in orbit.

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• The New York Times on Twitter: "A special container with more than 20 million Canadian dollars, about $14.8 million, in gold and other valuables was unloaded from an airplane at Toronto’s airport. It was moved into a secure cargo holding facility. Then, like many a suitcase, it vanished.https://t.co/B7EsQ3mzCt" / Twitter

Is A.I. going to ruin the music industry? Are alien beings choosing their appearance to mess with humans? Is Steven Greer going to get disclosure? All of these questions (and more) answered on this week's episode of Double Density.

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• Drake Reacts to AI-Generated Cover of Him Rapping Ice Spice’s ‘Munch’ – Billboard

A few topics this week: Brian and Angelo answer listener mail, a discussion about the Apple TV+ movie Tetris ensues, and then a look at those real-life Tetris pieces, the weird monoliths that appeared and disappeared in 2020.

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• Monolith Tracker | Monolith Tracker