The Malliard Report: Where the Paranormal Meets Pennsylvania Grit.

This week on The Malliard Report we dive into the one of the most terror inducing, regularly vilified, and demonically charged pieces of cardboard and plastic marketed by Hasbro; yes, the Ouija board. Other than playing Monopoly with family members, never has a board game been more dividing among so many people. Is it really… Continue reading Karen Dahlman
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“Bernard Abbey’s life was routine, stagnant, and lonely. That all changed the day she entered his life. To save him from being killed, a mysterious young woman transports Bernard to another point in time. As he comes to grips with what has happened, Bernard realizes his new friend is unable to speak. She cannot tell… Continue reading J.D. Sanderson
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This week on The Malliard Report Jim pulls a fan favorite and opens up the topics and phone lines to the live listeners. So join us as we break from the norm, and hit on a topic that is Malliard first; the automobile industry.

While some may view cars as simply a means to get from Point A to Point B, there are many others hold a true passion for working on, or simply the enjoying the engineering marvels that they can be. From the early classics, to rat rods, muscle cars, and the insane world of hyper cars, there is something for everyone. However there seems to be a pandemic that is sweeping manufacturers, and it is not for the good.

Next time you are out and about, pay attention to the cars around you; on the road, in the parking lots, parked in your neighbor’s garage. Notice anything? If you said small SUVs, then you would be correct. The “compact crossover” is the latest in the trends of automobile manufacturing. While often loaded with nice creature comforts, the vehicles themselves are typically unusably small, bland looking, and lack functionality. There is no one particular car maker that the blame can be placed on due to every maker has at least two or three models of this type of vehicle. So much in fact that in a stunning move, Ford recently stated that outside of the Mustang, Ford will no longer make cars; only trucks and SUVs.

To simply explain a move like this, it is safe to say that most car builders are uninspired, and focused strictly on profits. Every maker is as guilty as the other. The Detroit muscle car wars of the late 60s and early 70s, and the small coupe’ shoot outs from the 90s and early 00s, given way to Toyota Priuses and Buck Enclaves. Without looking at the badges themselves it is almost impossible to distinguish a Corolla from an Accord.

While it may seem the world has turned to neutral tones and bulbous shapes, not all hope is lost. While the makers continue to pump out boring, destination to destination, tools, not all hope is lost. A number of the domestic manufacturers are starting to step out of the grey and present trophies of craftsmanship. With the Demon and Hellcat from Dodge, the insane ZR-1 from Chevrolet, and the incredibly impressive Shelby GT-350 from Ford, there is a light in the dark tunnel. Now, before you go up in arms “What about Pagani? What about Koenigsegg? How about the Nurburgring record smashing lap put up by the new Aventador SVJ?” This argument is for the cars that are available to us in the everyday world. Super and Hyper car builders continue to produce awe inspiring creations both mechanically and visually, but this is not available to the everyday Joe.

This is a fun episode and does not focus solely on cars, but it is a different topic that is always open for a good discussion. Remember to head over to malliard.com to sign up for the newsletter, catch up on previous shows, and so much more. You can connect with The Report via Twitter @Malliard.

Your browser does not support the audio element.This week on The Malliard Report Jim pulls a fan favorite and opens up the topics and phone lines to the live listeners. So join us as we break from the norm, and hit on a topic that is Malliard first; the automobile industry.

While some may view cars as simply a means to get from Point A to Point B, there are many others hold a true passion for working on, or simply the enjoying the engineering marvels that they can be. From the early classics, to rat rods, muscle cars, and the insane world of hyper cars, there is something for everyone. However there seems to be a pandemic that is sweeping manufacturers, and it is not for the good.

Next time you are out and about, pay attention to the cars around you; on the road, in the parking lots, parked in your neighbor’s garage. Notice anything? If you said small SUVs, then you would be correct. The “compact crossover” is the latest in the trends of automobile manufacturing. While often loaded with nice creature comforts, the vehicles themselves are typically unusably small, bland looking, and lack functionality. There is no one particular car maker that the blame can be placed on due to every maker has at least two or three models of this type of vehicle. So much in fact that in a stunning move, Ford recently stated that outside of the Mustang, Ford will no longer make cars; only trucks and SUVs.

To simply explain a move like this, it is safe to say that most car builders are uninspired, and focused strictly on profits. Every maker is as guilty as the other. The Detroit muscle car wars of the late 60s and early 70s, and the small coupe’ shoot outs from the 90s and early 00s, given way to Toyota Priuses and Buck Enclaves. Without looking at the badges themselves it is almost impossible to distinguish a Corolla from an Accord.

While it may seem the world has turned to neutral tones and bulbous shapes, not all hope is lost. While the makers continue to pump out boring, destination to destination, tools, not all hope is lost. A number of the domestic manufacturers are starting to step out of the grey and present trophies of craftsmanship. With the Demon and Hellcat from Dodge, the insane ZR-1 from Chevrolet, and the incredibly impressive Shelby GT-350 from Ford, there is a light in the dark tunnel. Now, before you go up in arms “What about Pagani? What about Koenigsegg? How about the Nurburgring record smashing lap put up by the new Aventador SVJ?” This argument is for the cars that are available to us in the everyday world. Super and Hyper car builders continue to produce awe inspiring creations both mechanically and visually, but this is not available to the everyday Joe.

This is a fun episode and does not focus solely on cars, but it is a different topic that is always open for a good discussion. Remember to head over to malliard.com to sign up for the newsletter, catch up on previous shows, and so much more. You can connect with The Report via Twitter @Malliard.

This week on The Malliard Report Jim welcomes back a returning guest, however the interview is a lot more different than the previous time this guest was on the show. Barry Strohm is back for this episode but it is not Jim interviewing Barry, or Barry and Jim discussing paranormal and unusual topics; Jim interviews… Continue reading Spirit Channeling
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This week on The Malliard Report Jim welcomes a guest with a name that you may not have heard of, but a voice that you have heard. With a career that spans film, television, and even gaming; Robert Clotworthy’s career is incredibly expansive and exciting. From his most notable and current role as the voiceover… Continue reading Robert Clotworthy
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To rehash the events that transpired on that fateful November 1963 day in Dealey Plaza would be rather redundant. Additionally, if there is still any belief that Oswald was a lone, nutcase gunman, then you may want to put listening to this episode on a hold for a bit and do a little bit of… Continue reading Ralph Ganis
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Digital wearables, human micro-shipping, and training yourself to be able to achieve the very best that you can (even your golf swing); expert of the personal betterment Morry Zelcovitch joins Jim once again on this episode of The Malliard Report to discuss the aforementioned as well as other potentially controversial technology trends found today. Morry… Continue reading Morry Zelcovitch
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This week on The Malliard Report Jim welcomes Stephen Erkintalo to the show to discuss the future of paratainment and his new approaches to ghost hunting. Stephen is host and investigator for the newest paranormal show “Haunted Tours” on Amazon Prime. In a field that is becoming more and more difficult to establish any sort… Continue reading Stephen Erkintalo
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This week on the Malliard Report Jim welcomes Barry Strohm to the show to discuss his work as particular and peculiar type of host. Barry is an author, medium, lecturer, and antique dealer (what better way to bring more spirits into your day to day right?) that speaks to the other side, learning truths about… Continue reading Barry Strohm
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