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Welcome, faithful Scatterbrains, to Scatterbrain Podcast Episode 106: An Introduction to Alien Abductions! 

This week, Ian takes some time away from family to join us from Colorado. In this episode, we review "Antiorthodox", the latest from Evansville, Indiana's  Forthright.

Then, we piggyback on last week's topic of alien implants, and discuss the phenomenon of alien abductions. Some of these stories are obviously nonsense, but some have more evidence to back them up and require a deeper look. Join us as we embark on this interesting overview of the topic of alien abductions, with more to follow in upcoming episodes of Scatterbrain Podcast.

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Hello Scatterbrains! Welcome to episode 105! We're happy you're here for yet more comedy, metal, and high-strangeness! 

This week we review the new album "Psychic Rot" by east coast power-violence trio Backslider, and talk about a few "pinnacle" albums from some bands we are sure you've heard of before.

Then the guys tackle the contentious and polarizing issue of alien implants. UFO believers and debunkers alike can't really get a handle on this one... it's just too scary and weird for anyone to think this could actually be happening. But, the evidence is so tangible, and the laboratory results on these objects is so hard to dismiss, that it will leave you questioning everything! Being skeptical about any disputed or frightening phenomena is only intelligent, but ignoring or dismissing mounting evidence to the very same phenomena actually existing is just cowardice. This is a strange but interesting aspect to the whole UFO/UAP phenomenon that just can't be ignored any longer. Listen to find out what it's all about! 

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From Ian to Stanley,

I am a hollow shell without you, my beloved boy. I will always honor your memory, because forgetting you is just not possible. You really were so different from all others in my life. You were my everything, Bubba, and you will always be my hero. I will love and miss you forever. 

Hello Scatterbrains: Welcome back for another episode of Scatterbrain Podcast!

This week, in Episode 104, we are joined once again by our friend Marianne from Death Is Everything podcast.

In this episode, we talk about some other fun and interesting things, including this crazy video. Next we review "Common Sense", the latest release from Costa Rican thrashers, Chemicide.

Finally, we talk about Sokushinbutsu, the strange process of self-mummification. What is it and why did people adopt this practice? This is an interesting one. You might be surprised.

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Welcome to Scatterbrain Podcast - Episode CIII: Claustrofobia in The Library Of Alexandria.

Thank you to all of our listeners world wide! We are now listened to in 28 countries! We are truly grateful.

This week we give due props to the amazing band *Claustrofobia, and their killer new album, "Unleeched" 

Then we delve into the facts about The Library Of Alexandria. This ancient repository of knowledge and learning is widely believed to have been destroyed by Julius Caesar during his civil war of 48 B.C. How much of this "fact" of history is true? You'll be surprised what the guys found out, because THEY were surprised what the real story was. 

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*Marcus, you guys have outdone yourselves! Congratulations on the new album! And thank you for giving the world HEAVY MUSIC! You have our support, ALWAYS!

I love you Stanley!  

Welcome to Scatterbrain Podcast Episode 102: Technology of the Ancients. 

This week we review "Let the World Burn", the latest release from old-school Bay Area thrashers, Vio-lence. We also talk about "Timewave Zero" from Blood Incantation. 

Then we talk about technology: Ancient technologies such as the "Antikythera Mechanism", modern technologies invented earlier than you might expect, and technologies invented independently and in parallel by more than one person. What will remain long after we as a species are gone? We consider this and other interesting questions in this discussion. 

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Welcome to Scatterbrain Podcast episode 101: UFO Chronology Vol. 6.

It's been over one year since Vol. 5, so we went big. This is a long one, but listen all the way through because the ending is a trip!

Thanks everyone! We'll see you next week!

WE DID IT! 100 ( official ) Scatterbrain Podcast episodes!

This week we go on and on about... well, US! Enjoy!

Thanks for listening everyone. We truly appreciate our Scatterbrain Army.

Special thanks goes to Kryptic Mutation, Pile Of Priests, CDi, Metal Assault Records, Death Is Everything Podcast, The Last Podcast You'd Want, and the late Jimmy Stewart for contributing to our highly anticipated 100th episode. You guys rock!

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Music: Dan & Ian; Lyrics: Ian ( Dan - guitar; Ian - drums/vocals )

Welcome to Scatterbrain Podcast - "UFOs, Spacetime, & Technology: The Expanded E.T. Hypothesis". (c) 2022 by Ian Mesplay.

Thank you for listening everyone! We will be back next week with episode #100! It's been a strange and overly-eventful last four months, but we'll be back on track and back to our usual format of music reviews and cool topics in March. It's called Scatterbrain Podcast for a reason, people. Stagnant and predictable we are not!

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The sound you hear at the end of this mini-episode is the sound Sputnik 1 broadcast in low Earth orbit in 1957. 

Launched by the U.S.S.R. on Oct. 4, 1957, Sputnik 1 was the first artificial satellite put into Earth orbit as part of the Soviet space program. It orbited Earth for 3 weeks before its batteries ran out. 

23 inches in diameter and weighing 184 pounds, it orbited the Earth every 1 hour 36 minutes causing widespread fear within the U.S. population that the U.S. military had fallen behind in developing new technology. This turned out to be untrue, as the U.S. could have launched its own satellite one year prior, but chose not to do so for various reasons unrelated to what the Soviet Union had planned. 

Rushing a response to Sputnik 1 & 2 due to public outcry, the U.S. famously had a failed launch in Jan., 1958, reported in newspapers at the time as "Ka-putnik!". While Soviet rocket failures were covered up, the U.S. broadcast the launch attempt and subsequent explosion on live T.V. to the embarrassment of the U.S. government.  

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Every day, Stanley. You were no mere dog, and anyone who thinks Ian should "just get over it" obviously never met you. 

He was a true friend to EVERY human he knew. He dominated every room he walked into with his joyous energy and overwhelming friendliness.

Not an hour goes by that I don't think about him, and the world without him in it is a lot less fun and colorful. He truly was no mere dog. He was life itself. 

I love you, Bubba. 

What's up Scatterbrains? Welcome to Scatterbrains on the Go, Vol 2.5! We're doing something a little different this week. This isn’t the normal weekly episode, but instead is a modified version of the “Scatterbrains on the Go” series, where we record live on a phone while out and about. Why Vol 2.5, you ask? To be explained in the episode.

This should probably be titled episode 100, but we need to give episode 100 it's own special treatment. So we're not including this in the normal numbering scheme. "Whatevah, Whatevah, I'll do what I want..."

This week, Dan talks with Knox Colby (@knoscody), vocalist from Enforced (@EnforcedRVA), after their set in San Diego on the Decibel Magazine 2022 tour. We talk about joining Enforced, dogs, music, a new Enforced album, and more. You don't want to miss this one.

Thanks for listening, and a special thanks to Knox for taking the time to hang out and talk. \m/

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Welcome to Scatterbrain Podcast - Episode 99-ish. "99-ish" because, well, you ever have one of those weeks where nothing seems to go right? It's been one of those. In fact, this is the episode that almost wasn't. We seriously considered skipping this week.

This episode WAS supposed to be the 5th and final installment in our Metal Assault Series. This episode WAS supposed to be an interview with Dave Barrett, vocalist for Socal melodic death metal band Voices of Ruin. We had a great interview with Dave, and learned all kinds of cool things about Voices of Ruin... but as luck would have it, the Technology Gods weren't having any of it, and the interview was lost in the ether. Sorry Dave!

Never the less, we persevered and got this episode out. Not our best, but certainly not our worst, and definitely a labor of love. We love doing this podcast and we love knowing you're out there listening.

That being said, we owe it to Dave from Voices of Ruin and Andrew from Metal Assault Records to remind you that the Metal Assault 12-year anniversary music fest is upon us! Go online now and get your tickets at TransplantsBrewing.com, or visit MetalAssaultRecords.com for more details. Let's all have some fun, drink some beers, and listen to some great bands. Can't to see old friends and make some new ones. 

Thanks for listening everyone. Your loyalty and support make this all worthwhile (you know who you are).

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