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Betty and Barney Hill's story changed how the world thinks about UFOs. 🛸

Kathleen Marden is their niece - and she's spent her life proving their story was REAL.

For over THREE DECADES, Kathleen has worked hundreds of abduction cases, trained MUFON's field investigators, and sat across from thousands of people who say they've been taken. 

In this episode, she's telling us what the research actually shows.

Kathleen Marden is an internationally recognized UFO abduction researcher, author, and lecturer. She holds a BA from the University of New Hampshire, spent 10 years as MUFON's Director of Field Investigator Training, and another 10 as founder of their Experiencer Research Team. She's a recipient of the International UFO Congress Lifetime Achievement Award.

We get into the difference between credible research and internet noise, why the government has kept this hidden for 70+ years, and what happens in the room when someone remembers being abducted.

We also go through:

• What Trump's declassified UFO reports actually confirm
• Investigating her aunt and uncle's abduction case 😮
• Her honest reaction to the “Disclosure Day” movie
• Grays, Nordics, reptilians - who answers to who 👽
• “Screen memories” and why ETs show up as animals
• MUFON's legitimacy despite infiltration attempts
• Why abductions tend to run in families…
• Are the aliens interdimensional beings or us from the future? 🤔
  
  

Kathleen is one of the most credible voices in space/UFO theory - and she's just getting started.
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0:00 UFO Abductions, Portals, and the Search for Truth
1:44 Meet Kathleen Marden: UFO Researcher, Author, and MUFON Expert
3:04 Kathleen’s Books and Decades of UFO Research
4:11 The Betty and Barney Hill Case and the Famous Star Map
5:46 Science Was Wrong and the History of Debunked Discoveries
6:34 Investigating Experiencers and The Alien Abduction Files
8:05 Fact, Fiction, and Flying Saucers
11:12 What To Do If You’ve Been Abducted
13:52 Forbidden Knowledge and Kathleen’s Personal Journey
17:27 How Beginners Should Approach UFO Abduction Research
18:27 The Best UFO Books and Researchers to Start With
24:25 Why the Betty and Barney Hill Case Still Matters
27:21 Why Hypnosis Was Used in the Hill Case
32:51 MUFON, UFO Organizations, and Credible Investigation
36:51 Kathleen’s Thoughts on Disclosure Day
38:30 Why the Movie Was Traumatic for Some Experiencers
40:14 Thousands of Experiencer Reports and Common Abduction Patterns
42:15 Portals, Missing Time, and Being Taken From the Home
43:05 Messages About Nuclear Weapons, Earth, and Extinction
45:21 Why Some Families Experience Contact Across Generations
46:49 Are ETs Trying to Upgrade Humanity?
49:11 Kathleen’s Spiritual Transformation Through UFO Research
50:42 Grays, Reptilians, Nordics, and Other Beings
52:23 Have These Beings Always Been Here?
53:38 Screen Memories: Clowns, Animals, Owls, and Other Disguises
55:17 Extraterrestrial, Interdimensional, or Ultraterrestrial?
56:42 Reptilians, Time Travelers, and Future Humans
58:26 What 6,000 Experiencers Have Reported
59:48 Advice for Experiencers and Where to Find Help
1:00:26 UFO Documents, Public Disclosure, and Why We Shouldn’t Fear the Truth

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She spent years playing professional volleyball across Europe. 

One devastating injury could have ended it all. 

Now, Maggie Speaks is back in the US for the next chapter of her career and she has one incredible story to tell.

Maggie is a professional volleyball player from Camden, South Carolina who played at NC State before spending the last eight seasons competing overseas in Greece, France, Germany, and Poland. 

Now, after a BRUTAL injury that could have ended her career, she is back in the States and preparing for a new opportunity in Dallas.

We get into what most people do not understand about the path from club volleyball to college to the pros.

We also go through:

-Playing pro volleyball in Europe 🏐


-The injury that could have ended her career


-Rehab, recovery, and building “ankles of steel”


-The difference between U.S. and international volleyball 🌍


-Why Greece was her favorite place to play


-Poland, packed arenas, and passionate fans


-What setters, liberos, middles, outsides, and opposites actually do


-The Enhanced Games and honesty in sports


-Advice for young volleyball players and parents navigating recruiting


-Why finding the right college fit matters 🎓


-What Maggie would tell her younger self 

Maggie’s story is still being written, and this next chapter might be the most exciting one yet.

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Maggie Speaks grew up in Camden, South Carolina, played volleyball at NC State, and spent eight years as a professional athlete across Europe. She didn't even know pro volleyball existed until her senior year of college.

On December 23rd, one game before she was supposed to fly home for Christmas for the first time in six years, she suffered an open fracture dislocation of her ankle. Her first thought on the court was whether her career was over.

It wasn't.

Maggie joins me to talk about what it actually looks like to build a career in professional volleyball overseas, the reality of moving to a new country almost every year, what the injury taught her about identity and life outside the sport, and her new chapter with the Dallas Pulse in Major League Volleyball.

Dallas Pulse just won the MLV championship. Season starts in January on CBS Sports.

0:00 Cold open: the injury and what it forced her to confront
0:51 Welcome and intro
1:36 Growing up in Camden, SC
2:19 NC State and discovering pro volleyball existed
2:50 World University Games and signing her first contract in Greece
3:34 Eight seasons in Europe
4:07 Stepping away at 23 and losing the itch
4:59 Deciding to go back and signing with a team in France
6:08 How big is professional volleyball globally
10:28 How European leagues are structured
12:26 What she would tell her high school self
15:24 Can shorter players make it in volleyball
16:52 Why volleyball over basketball
19:17 Losing yourself moving to a new country every year
24:37 Coming back home after this past season
25:25 The injury: what happened on December 23rd
28:15 On the court: the experience in real time
31:28 The hospital, Christmas in Poland
34:51 Rehab and getting back in the gym
41:12 What the injury taught her about identity
43:22 Working with a psychologist to separate sport from self
50:32 Signing with the Dallas Pulse and Major League Volleyball
51:44 First female head coach of her pro career
55:43 Best friend from NC State on the same team
57:18 Words of wisdom for young athletes
58:38 Outro: Dallas Pulse on CBS Sports, season starts January

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J.P. Hovey joins me in studio to talk producing Bussin' With The Boys, hosting Make It To Midnight, and co-hosting The Slice Tennis Podcast. Two South Carolina guys, one conversation about the world of podcasting and the future of human connection. 

J.P. shares the unglamorous origin story: working as a houseparent at IMG Academy, knocking on doors in Boca Raton, paying $600 a month rent thanks to a generous friend, and grinding through two years of loneliness before landing the Bussin' With The Boys gig through a chance connection with Michael Chandler.

Five years later, he's been cage-side at the UFC, on the field for College Football Playoff games, and interviewed guys he grew up idolizing. The conversation goes deep on the stuff most podcast interviews skip: 

• Turning 30 and what actually changes 
• The "strength of weak ties" and how every major break comes from someone you barely know 
• Why authenticity is going to win the next decade of media 
• The looming AI bubble and what happens when people start craving real human connection again 
• RFK's media strategy vs. pro-athletes who often want clips edited out 
• Why long-distance runners and pro tennis players are leaving millions on the table by ignoring their personal brand 
• The Michael Vick redemption arc 
• David Goggins, mogging, and how kids today are growing up in such a different world than we did
• J.P. also breaks down the vision for Make It To Midnight, a passion project built around a line his dad gave him during one of the hardest stretches of his life: "You just gotta make it to midnight every single day. You never know what could happen in the next 24 hours, but you've gotta show up for them." 

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In December 2021, John was scrolling through his phone deleting old photos when he found a 43-second video he had no memory of recording. The timestamp said 1:15 a.m. on June 12th, 2021. The footage shows what he believes to be the inside of a craft, multiple entities, and a cell tower at eye level.

This is episode 74, and it's a follow-up to John's first appearance on the show in episode 36 . This time he's joined by Matt Kellison, Florida State Director for MUFON and a retired US Coast Guard Chief Warrant Officer with 30 years of service, 2,000+ flight hours, and certification as an aircraft accident investigator. Matt spent 10 months and hundreds of hours building a full investigative report on John's video. We sat down to go through it.

We get into the cell tower math that places the camera roughly 130 feet from the tower lights instead of a quarter mile away. The "ceiling fan" object skeptics latch onto, and why the frame count rules it out. The entities John describes under regression, including grays, a frog-like being, and a reptilian figure he read as a scientist. The unexplained physics inside the craft. The metadata review that found no tampering. And what John believes the tall gray meant when it told him he has a job to do.

John is appearing under a pseudonym and his identity is not being shared.
Matt's full report is available in the link below and we encourage you to dig into it yourself.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KueZo1bUGJiNEe9U1cE8XP0qm3bhq0Zi/view?usp=drivesdk

As both guests say throughout this conversation, the science comes first.

Timestamps
00:00 Intro
02:27 John's lifetime of experiences
04:13 Finding the video he never recorded
08:00 How the MUFON case started
09:51 The finding that stopped Matt cold
11:01 Recovering memories through regression
14:15 Matt's investigative background and method
16:00 The "ceiling fan" object and why the math rules it out
20:36 Could the craft itself be organic
21:59 The cell tower and the 130-foot calculation
25:35 Metadata, forensic review, and Stephen Lea's analysis
27:50 The frog being
33:48 Frogs in other experiencer accounts
35:53 The reptilian figure
39:52 The five entities and the visual evidence
42:25 Toroidal spin, gravitational lensing, and the physics inside the craft
46:36 Biological robots and the small grays
48:30 The white strip, frozen light, and craft atmosphere
51:12 The woman's voice in the audio
54:08 Disinformation and how to discern what's real
55:17 Why this information is being allowed out now
58:57 The quickening and the missing scientists
01:01:18 What disclosure looks like over the next 10 years

If you have expertise in video or audio analysis, John and Matt are inviting qualified people to examine the footage and the report. Reach out and we'll connect you.

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Paid protesters are real. Adam Swart has been paying them for 14 years.

Adam is the founder of Crowds on Demand, a firm that organizes political demonstrations, advocacy events, and public appearances for causes, companies, and campaigns across the country. In this conversation, he pulls back the curtain on an industry most people don't know exists and makes the case that what he does is more transparent than most of what happens in politics.

We get into how the business started, who the clients are, what protesters actually get paid, and where the line is between legitimate advocacy and manipulation. We also talk January 6th, federal entrapment, foreign influence in domestic protests, and the transparency bill Adam is pushing in Congress that would require full disclosure of funders behind any organized demonstration.

This is not a conspiracy theory. This is a business. And this episode explains exactly how it works.

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Mike Grozier spent decades at the center of live music. Hard Rock Cafe in New York. House of Blues from the ground up. 17 years at Live Nation opening some of the most iconic clubs and theaters in the country. Now he's bringing all of it to Greenville, SC with Trueline, a live music venue built on culture, community, and the belief that music still matters more than ever.

We get into the full story, where he came from, what he learned, what's coming, and why Greenville.

Please note: shortly after the 3 minute mark, we experience about 20 minutes of audio and video issues. We apologize for the inconvenience. The conversation is great so please bear with us during that time.

Topics covered:

Hard Rock & House of Blues Origins | Trueline Construction Update | Live Music in a Recession | AI and the Future of Artists | Regional Music Scenes | The Hospitality Industry as a Career | Tipping Culture | South Carolina's Growth 

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David Atchley is a Republican running for Congress in South Carolina's 4th Congressional District, challenging incumbent William Timmons. In this episode, we sit down to talk about why he's running, what's driving his campaign, and the issues he sees facing the Upstate.

A business development and fundraising expert with over 20 years of experience, David has led capital campaigns and strategy for organizations including Clemson University, Furman University, the Buzz Aldrin Space Foundation, Greenwood Genetics Center, and the Faison School for Autism. He is also a nationally recognized advocate for Autism research and educational access for children on the spectrum, a cause shaped by his experience raising a son with special needs.

Running as a common sense Republican, David's stated priorities include term limits, insurance reform, fair immigration policies, and cutting wasteful spending. He has completed 20 marathons and brings that same discipline to his campaign to put the Fourth District first.

We cover the race, his motivations for entering public life, and what he believes the 4th District needs in its next representative.

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Paul Dans is the architect of Project 2025 — the 900-page federal policy blueprint that reshaped the opening months of the Trump administration's second term. A former White House appointee, constitutional lawyer, and one of the most influential figures in modern conservative politics, Dans joined us while he was still running for U.S. Senate in South Carolina. He has since dropped out of the race and put his support behind Mark Lynch for Senate.

The conversation we had stands on its own.

In this episode we cover:

• The origins of Project 2025 and how much of it has actually been implemented
• The deep state, political blackmail, and how Washington really works
• Ending forever wars and the Iran conflict
• South Carolina's roads, economy, and agricultural revival
• Bringing shop class, trade skills, and manufacturing back to the next generation
• Chinese land ownership in South Carolina
• UAP and Epstein file disclosure
• Term limits and political accountability
• The Chevron case and his biggest legal victories
• What he wants South Carolina to look like for the next generation

Whatever your politics, this is a conversation worth hearing.

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Cary Sanders dropped out of high school and was arrested 17 times before his 17th birthday. At 18, he sat in a jail cell facing a life sentence with nothing left.

Then everything changed.

Cary earned his GED in prison, got out, worked two jobs, earned a scholarship at the same university that had banned him from campus, and went on to earn a bachelor's degree, a master's degree, and a doctorate. He got married, bought a home, and became a father.

Today he's the CEO of Jumpstart SC, one of the most effective prison ministry and reentry programs in the country. Under his leadership, 96% of Jumpstart graduates don't return to prison.

This is a conversation about rock bottom, faith, second chances, and what it actually takes to rebuild a life from scratch.

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