The Malliard Report: Where the Paranormal Meets Pennsylvania Grit.

Native of Fort Worth, and Red Raider Alum, this week’s guest on The Malliard Report is a very special one. A Ney York Times best-selling author, hard-hitting investigative journalist, college professor, and expert panelist appearing on such forums as The History Channel, CNN, NBC, Today, The Discovery Channel, Infowars, and countless others; Jim Marrs is… Continue reading Jim Marrs – investigative journalist
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Before we get started with the regular information provided within these notes, a very important question needs to be answered that is asked during this show. How much would the Six Million Dollar Man cost today in 2017? If producers and writers wanted to be as true to real life as possible, Steve Austin’s rebuild… Continue reading Douglas Robinson – Vampyric
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Before we get started with the regular information provided within these notes, a very important question needs to be answered that is asked during this show. How much would the Six Million Dollar Man cost today in 2017? If producers and writers wanted to be as true to real life as possible, Steve Austin’s rebuild would more than likely cost somewhere in the neighborhood of billions of dollars. Between the hiring out of multiple military and defense contractors, research and development, and “unforeseen” delays requiring more funds to progress further, overall costs would be so high that any catchy title would be impossible. So for simplicity’s sake we take six million dollars from when the show first aired (1974), factor in 43 years worth of inflation (easy because we…have the technology…), and now you have the $31,354,805.19 man. Doesn’t quite have the same ring to it, does it?

Seeking refuge from past transgressions Majken moves to Trenton in hopes to start anew. Taking on the appearance of a college-aged girl, she enrolls in the local university, befriends a local athlete, and falls in love with hunky Thomas Kline. While things seem to be going quite well for Majken, it does not take long for her haunting past to come creeping back up within her; a desire that she is unable to escape. Fearing her cravings for fresh blood will reveal her vampyric identity, Majiken finds herself trapped between exposing her true self to Thomas, keeping her past hidden, and herself out of danger all while keeping a steady intake of that tasty hemoglobin.

This week on The Malliard Report, Jim hosts (albeit briefly) author of Silently Comes The Night and professor Douglas Robinson. Douglas shares the struggles of writing vampire-based works while working within a Christian organization, the inspiration behind his Silently Series books, how he got started, and his thoughts on the modern pop culture construct of the vampire ideology. The interview is fairly short but is still able to get a lot of information in.

Be sure to check out Douglas’ book on amazon here: https://www.amazon.com/Silently-Comes-Night-Storyline/dp/1625510020 and also the Silently Publishing site here: http://silently-publishing.com/ You can always keep up to date via Twitter.

This week on The Malliard Report Jim once again is hosting phone calls and talking conspiracy. Straying from the traditional host/guest format, Jim opens up the forums to discussion to get the chatter going on conspiracies; both popular and lesser known. Get comfortable, open your mind, and challenge your preconceived notions to the “official stories”. If you have been a listener to the show for any length of time, you should be familiar with some of the more widely known conspiracies (e.g. 9/11, Sandy Hook, JFK, etc.) so this week we will focus on some of the lesser known theories.

They say that the sun never sets on The British Empire and such was the case for four mop headed youths from Liverpool. Gaining some notoriety under the moniker “The Quarrymen” during the late 1950s, they soon switched the name and band member lineup, and by 1963 Beatlemania had taken over the world. But all was not well for The Fab Four, and while appearing to be at the pinnacle of success, frustrations soon reached a tipping point. Following a heated argument between John and Paul over creative differences during the Abbey Road recordings, Paul stormed out of the studio and decided to go for a drive to clear his head. (This is where the conspiracy kicks in) According to the theory, while on this drive, Paul lost control of his Aston and was killed in the crash. Fearing mass hysteria and substantial profit losses, record execs and other various powers that be suppress the news of Paul’s death and scramble to find a replacement. Holding a Paul McCartney Look Alike contest, William (Billy Shears) Campbell was chosen, whisked off to a plastic surgeon and vocal coach, and quickly took on the role of Paul.

While only originally planned to last the remainder of the Abbey Road sessions/tour, William became obsessed with playing the part and forced the other Beatles to continue on. It is rumored that many clues have been left behind from the surviving band members in the form of backward masked messages in songs such as “Paul is dead I miss him, I miss him” in the song “I’m so tired” and “I buried Paul” in “Strawberry Fields Forever” among many, many others. Also, many hidden iconography such as bass guitar wreath hidden on the Sgt. Pepper’s album cover, and Paul being the only one bare foot on the Abbey Road album cover. (There are many, many others out there, but we recommend that you search them out for yourself). Other theories include that William Campbell is still playing Paul and that the “real” Paul did not die in 1966 but just had quit the band instead, or that Paul really is Paul, and that they knew of these rumors, and being the jokesters that they were just played off of them. Leaving “clues” for people just to mess with them.

One conspiracy theory that seems to be gaining a lot of traction as of late, and seems to be drawing a lot of controversy (but don’t they all?) is that of Holocaust Revisionism. According to the official story during the Second World War, more than six million Jewish prisoners were executed in Nazi internment camps throughout Germany and Poland. As stigma from alleged anti-Semitism claims lessens, more people are beginning to fact check the numbers that have been taught to us in our history lessons. While there is no denying that atrocities did in fact happen at these camps, it is becoming evident that it was not to the levels originally propagated and that Jewish prisoners were not the only ones being subjected to these horrors. What drives the speculation to these claims even further is the en-masse attempts to stop or demonize such research. If it did in fact happen the way that they claim, then there should be no reason to worry right?

The above examples are just the tip of the tip of the iceberg when it comes to these theories, and these two theories are only the beginning to a very deep, twisting path. While it may seem daunting,

03072017 This week on The Malliard Report Jim once again is hosting phone calls and talking conspiracy. Straying from the traditional host/guest format, Jim opens up the forums to discussion to get the chatter going on conspiracies; both popular and lesser known. Get comfortable, open your mind, and challenge your preconceived notions to the “official stories”. If you have been a listener to the show for any length of time, you should be familiar with some of the more widely known conspiracies (e.g. 9/11, Sandy Hook, JFK, etc.) so this week we will focus on some of the lesser known theories.

They say that the sun never sets on The British Empire and such was the case for four mop headed youths from Liverpool. Gaining some notoriety under the moniker “The Quarrymen” during the late 1950s, they soon switched the name and band member lineup, and by 1963 Beatlemania had taken over the world. But all was not well for The Fab Four, and while appearing to be at the pinnacle of success, frustrations soon reached a tipping point. Following a heated argument between John and Paul over creative differences during the Abbey Road recordings, Paul stormed out of the studio and decided to go for a drive to clear his head. (This is where the conspiracy kicks in) According to the theory, while on this drive, Paul lost control of his Aston and was killed in the crash. Fearing mass hysteria and substantial profit losses, record execs and other various powers that be suppress the news of Paul’s death and scramble to find a replacement. Holding a Paul McCartney Look Alike contest, William (Billy Shears) Campbell was chosen, whisked off to a plastic surgeon and vocal coach, and quickly took on the role of Paul.

While only originally planned to last the remainder of the Abbey Road sessions/tour, William became obsessed with playing the part and forced the other Beatles to continue on. It is rumored that many clues have been left behind from the surviving band members in the form of backward masked messages in songs such as “Paul is dead I miss him, I miss him” in the song “I’m so tired” and “I buried Paul” in “Strawberry Fields Forever” among many, many others. Also, many hidden iconography such as bass guitar wreath hidden on the Sgt. Pepper’s album cover, and Paul being the only one bare foot on the Abbey Road album cover. (There are many, many others out there, but we recommend that you search them out for yourself). Other theories include that William Campbell is still playing Paul and that the “real” Paul did not die in 1966 but just had quit the band instead, or that Paul really is Paul, and that they knew of these rumors, and being the jokesters that they were just played off of them. Leaving “clues” for people just to mess with them.

One conspiracy theory that seems to be gaining a lot of traction as of late, and seems to be drawing a lot of controversy (but don’t they all?) is that of Holocaust Revisionism. According to the official story during the Second World War, more than six million Jewish prisoners were executed in Nazi internment camps throughout Germany and Poland. As stigma from alleged anti-Semitism claims lessens, more people are beginning to fact check the numbers that have been taught to us in our history lessons. While there is no denying that atrocities did in fact happen at these camps, it is becoming evident that it was not to the levels originally propagated and that Jewish prisoners were not the only ones being subjected to these horrors. What drives the speculation to these claims even further is the en-masse attempts to stop or demonize such research. If it did in fact happen the way that they claim, then there should be no reason to worry right?

The above examples are just the tip of the tip of the iceberg when it comes to these theories, and these two theories are only the beginning to a very deep, twisting path. While it may seem daunting, we encourage you to venture down this path. Check these claims for yourself. Do the research, and check your sources. Share these findings with others, and let us know what you think and find as well. Use the comments below, or feel free to use the Twitter

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“Deep in the heart of Mexico lies a hidden power that has existed for centuries, where sorcerers and witches practice the ancient art of Brujaria for both good and evil purposes. These Brujos and Brujas are well-versed in the manipulation of power that they use to heal sickness, cast curses, or even kill! In a local village, a highly respected Brujo-healer is murdered by another Brujo, who inflicts a powerful and continuing curse upon his victim’s family. Help comes in the form of Sonia Brosz, a Charismatic and Spiritual Warrior experienced in doing battle with negative forces. Her spiritual partner in tow, Sonia travels to Mexico to free the family from the torment of the evil Brujo and bring peace to the area. But the evil they encounter is much stronger and more powerful than they imagined and it soon becomes a very real struggle of life and death.” While this may sound like the synopsis of a great supernatural thriller it is actually the true tale of one of the most harrowing adventures that this week’s guest on The Malliard Report has ever been on. \

Meet Sonia Brosz; a Maronite Catholic Charismatic with an acute sense of Spiritual Discernment. Utilizing her gift of Discernment, Sonia had been aiding others that are trapped in spiritual warfare for more than 30 years. Sonia is incredibly passionate towards those that are being tormented by negative entities and wants it known that help is readily available to those in need. Sonia’s many selfless acts of service can be seen through countless gestures like her incredible trip to Mexico (which inspired the aforementioned book), willingly taking on evil entities, and even offering her help for absolutely free just to ensure that people released from whatever may be tormenting them.

Sonia’s story in Mexico is an incredible story, and definitely worth the read. You can find her book through Amazon or many brick and mortar style stores, or you can request an autographed copy through her website www.getridofghosts.org . Her website also allows you to reach out to her if you need help in any way with any spiritual infestations and encourages people to not hesitate when seeking help. Her passion is easily conveyed through her story telling and definitely makes for a great guest. Let us know what you think about this episode or any of the others in the comments below, or via Twitter @malliard.

Meet Sonia Brosz; a Maronite Catholic Charismatic with an acute sense of Spiritual Discernment.
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Ready for an incredible fowl episode of The Malliard Report? While it is easy to quack avian jokes all day long, I’ll stop ducking around and introduce this week’s guest. In this episode, Jim welcomes Jonathan Mallard to the show to talk about conspiracies, EVPs, Jonathan’s latest book, and the current state of the paranormal field.

Jonathan hails from The Great White North and is a “…former atheist turned paranormal investigator. Fueled by a thirst for knowledge of what happens to us when we die, Jon has dedicated his life to the paranormal.” Jon is the face of L.A.D.S (Life After Death Society) author of the book “NewfiEVP: Talking with the Dead in Newfoundland” and also hosts the paranormal podcast “Odd to Newfoundland”. Amongst the juggling of multiple projects at any given time, Jon is also a husband and father who enjoys (perhaps in a closeted sense) the good old-fashioned sport of televised wrestling’.

One of the big areas of discussion on this episode is the current state of the paranormal research field. Jonathan points out that the field itself has been drastically thinning itself out over the last few years, with a majority of the part-time type enthusiasts losing interest and fading out. While the proverbial purge of weekend hobbyist continues, the wake that it has left behind is that of a saturation of evidence in the field that is no longer considered ground breaking or even interesting for that matter. Johnathan eludes to an almost mundane attitude towards EVPs has taken over which leads him to his take on the future of paranormal investigating.

The formulaic approach to paranormal research has been done time and time again across almost every medium of communication: from big network television shows to small-time YouTube channels; a team goes into a place for a single night, catches a few EVPs, and moves on. Because this has been done time and time again, the sort of blasé attitude towards evidence has set in and a new approach needs to be taken. Johnathan and a few others are starting to take that approach. Johnathan’s tactic for investigating (and just so happens to be the basis for his latest book) is to visit one location multiple times in hopes to gather the ever elusive repeatable evidence.

This episode will certainly elicit a few chuckles, to say the least and Jonathan covers a lot of interesting ground. He also reads a snippet from his upcoming book that will certainly leave you wanting more. You can learn more about the many projects of Jonathan Mallard on his website www.lifeafterdeathsociety.com and follow his podcast Odd to Newfoundland through the website or many other podcasting mediums.  And lastly, to answer a question that was posed in the show; yes chem trailing for weaponized (i.e. military use) weather has been used and documented. One of the most notable cases was “Operation Popeye” during the Vietnam War. From March until July, various military aircraft flew cloud seeding missions that enabled an extension of the monsoon season which caused flooding in a number of the key battle locations. More information of “Operation Popeye” can be found here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Popeye and an exhaustive list of US patent office patent issues for cloud seeding, geoengineering, and weather modification (i.e. “Chemtrailing”) processes and items can be found here: http://www.geoengineeringwatch.org/links-to-geoengineering-patents/

Ready for an incredible fowl episode of The Malliard Report? While it is easy to quack avian jokes all day long, I’ll stop ducking around and introduce this week’s guest. In this episode, Jim welcomes Jonathan Mallard to the show to talk about conspiracies, EVPs, Jonathan’s latest book, and the current state of the paranormal… Continue reading Jonathan Mallard – EVP Researcher
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If you have listened to The Malliard Report for any length of time, then this week’s guest will be no stranger to you. On this episode, Jim welcomes to the show Tracy Moore, better known as “The Pixiebaby.” While we may have heard her name countless times over, we have yet to be given the opportunity to get to know the individual offering the welcoming toadstools to pull up and share our tales within this crazy adventure.

The Pixiebaby, a nickname given to her the day she was born (there is a funny story about her not believing her mom about the origins of the nickname until she was in her teens) is an identity that Tracy has adopted in her adult life. Tracy is an artist, empath, medium, intuitive, poet, author, and pursuer of curiosity. Tracy offers her services as a medium and spiritual cleanser in addition to working as a sort of “coach” to help others in their journey of honing and discovering their intuitive abilities. Sharing her frustrations with the Hollywoodization of mediumship, Tracy vents about how it is irritating when it is portrayed as something that can be turned on and off, and how untrained/misuse can result in severely unwanted repercussions.

In this episode, Tracy is also very open about the struggles she had to face as a child growing up in a repressive type home environment. Coming from parents that were dismissive of her abilities as a medium, Tracy initially found difficulty in accepting who she was but has since embraced it and now makes it a goal of hers to help others that may be struggling with similar situations. Tracy also applauds the era in which we live with the abundance of resources that are available to everyone. People are able to reach out and connect with similar people, research and chase their curiosity, and grow stronger as a community.

Tracy’s message of positivity and a wide range of interests certainly makes her a standout guest on The Malliard Report and a welcoming voice in a tumultuous time. To keep up with Tracy Moore’s latest news, blogs, art, or to book her for a session, head over to www.thepixiebaby.com and don’t forget to let us know what you thought of this episode, or any of the others in the comments below or via Twitter.