Transatlantic History Ramblings Brian And Lauren

INTERVIEW BEGINS AT : 31:00

Oh Folks.. I am so excited for this show!! What is the history of the art of clowning, and how has it evolved over the years, and why is it different in America, The UK and the rest of the world

The clown can be dated as far back as 2400 BC and has served many roles in different cultures and civilizations, yet, to many, clowns are just silly circus performers, or pantomimist or something to scare the poop out of people with (thank you horror films). But the truth is, clowns serve a far more important role in history.

The amazing Dott Cotton joins us to discuss clowning thru history, and her career as a modern clown. She is a truly gifted performer who, in my opinion perfectly bridges the gap between vintage traditional English music hall clowning and modern entertainment. It is indeed a pleasure and a thrill to welcome her to the show.

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INTERVIEW BEGINS AT : 29:45

THEY'RE BAAACCCKKKK, Kurt and Tim I mean for Part III of our look into the strangeness and links between the Philadelphia Experiment, The Montauk Project and MK Ultra... Put your tin foil hats on folks, it may be a bumpy ride!!

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If you thought Part I was weird, hold on to your hats!! Kurt Konecny of the Strange Sessions Podcast and Author, researcher, historian and Emmy award winner Tim Swartz join us again to discuss how the Philadelphia Experiment leads into The Montauk Project.... and this will lead into a special Part III next week!!

If you are a fan of Stranger Things, or just curious as to what all the hub bub was about it, diving into the history of The Montauk Project will open your eyes, and make your head spin....

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Opening and closing theme is Random Sanity by British composer DeeZee

INTERVIEW BEGINS AT: 30:00

You may have heard of the Philadelphia Experiment, but what was it? or more to the point, was it a real thing? Names like Einstein, Tesla and Oppenheimer have been linked to it, but where is the proof? Is the US Navy still hiding something, or is it just an urban legend?

Our experts on the weird and wild Kurt Konecny of The Strange Sessions Podcast and author, researcher and Emmy award winner Tim Swartz join us to discuss this tale of mystery and supernatural... it's gonna be a fun one!!


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INTERVIEW BEGINS AT: 32:00


Fans of the sweet science of boxing know the incredible impact Mexican and Mexican American fighters have had on the sport. Many coming from beyond humble means to become national heroes and legends of the ring. And nowhere more so than the state of California USA.

Gene Aguilera is an author, historian and life long fan of the sport, and keeps the legacy of these amazing men alive. Today we will discuss his new book from the Images of America series Mexican American Boxing from the Golden State. We will also talk about the life long friendships Gene has been able to make with these mighty modern day warriors You can reach Gene to buy copies of his books or anything else you can email him at
GeneAguilera@SBCGLOBAL.NET


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INTERVIEW BEGINS AT: 25:00


The legacy of Bram Stoker is thankfully kept alive by hi great grand nephew Dacre, the author of the official sequel to his namesakes most famous novel, Dracula. But Dacre also keeps the family name and legend alive thru projects such as tours thru places important in the life of Bram, but also places of importance to his greatest character, Count Dracula.

And now, Dacre Stoker joins us to make an exciting announcement. Dacre, along with Irish filmmaker Jason Figgis is now working on a brand new documentary on the life of the great Bram Stoker, and you'll all here about it here first!!!!


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All of our episodes are listed as explicit due to language and some topics, such as historical crime, that may not be suitable for all listeners.-Opening and closing theme is Random Sanity by British composer Dee Zee