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–Strange Frequencies Radio is back, and we are puzzled by a very urgent and important series of questions. Was ReRun on What’s Happening? Or Good Times? What about JJ? We are flummoxed. But we figure it out soon, don’t worry.
–Our tech issues went away for one week, and they’re back. It has nothing to do with our brand new equipment. It’s PICNIC, after all.
–Bobby talks about his foster child being reunited with their grandparents. It’s nice that he’s back with family. But it was way more difficult than he ever imagined it would be.
–Jason leads into a local story involving a missing teenager by the name of Harley Dilly. After over 3 weeks, the resolution no one wanted came to fruition.
–Bobby gives a brief review of The Witcher, which is streaming now on Netflix.
–Pain. Torture. Mass confusion. So what else happened during the Democratic debate?
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–It’s been a long time, and we’ve missed your beautiful faces. But we’ve been on hiatus for long enough that we’ve forgotten how to use our respective systems.
–What have we missed while we were away? Plenty. But two big pieces of news was that Trump is now an impeached president, and we may or may not be involved in an escalating war with Iran.
–Speaking of war, how many of us knew who Soleimani was before this happened? Guessing not many. And for a guy now being called worse than Osama bin Laden and the former head of ISIS, it seems we all would have heard of him by now.
—George Lopez caught the attention of the secret service for a joke about assassinating President Trump. Bobby says you shouldn’t make stupid jokes. Jason says George Lopez should name his next special after this.
—Ricky Gervais once again takes the piss out of the Golden Globes audience and we rather enjoyed it.
–We quickly talk about The Irishman, because yes, it’s really been that long since we recorded our last episode.
–Strap in, Bobby is getting his first chance to talk about The Rise of Skywalker.
–Lo! A brief interlude about Bigfoot.
–RIght back to Star Wars to finish the tale of how Indiana Jones met Han Solo, because of course he did.
–Bobby wants to be a butcher.
–We start wrapping it up after a conversation about tipping.
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–Good news! Bobby reinstalled all necessary programs on his Mac, and he seems to think the show sounds good this week. Plus…he’s getting a new computer, which we’ll be recording future episodes on. Keep your fingers crossed!
–There was a big controversy involving Bobby this weekend, and SFR listeners are outraged! So we get right to it. Why is Bobby sending a child to Catholic school? Has he gone to the dark side and become religious? Is he initiating his kids into a cult? Bobby explains what is going on, and Jason is interested to see how listeners react.
–Ohio House passes bill allowing students to be scientifically wrong as long as it is endorsed by their religion. Talk about scary.
–Convict dies briefly in the hospital, and claims that because of this, his life sentence has been fulfilled. Amusing, but Jason doesn’t buy the argument for a second. Neither did the court.
—Superbugs are freaking Bobby out. Should they be freaking everyone out? As scary as antibiotic resistance is, there is good reason to be calm.
–Epstein guards are being charged with forging government documents. Jason thinks this lends more credibility to his belief that Epstein did, indeed, kill himself. Bobby takes the opposite view, amusing Jason to no end with his pronouncements based on no evidence.
–We end the show talking pizza.
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–Halloween, for us, was fairly uneventful. We’re old. But the kids persevered despite the crummy weather and brought back loads of candy.
–Reports of razor blades being found in candy in Ohio has us scratching our heads. Though one report sounds just a tad suspicious.
–Bobby talks about a friend of his who worried about cultural appropriation at school around Halloween. Jason says that white liberals treat minorities as their pets, and most of this really comes down to the need for power and control. It’s not about trying to change minds, instead there’s always a punishment involved. (Here are the videos Bobby references: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IT2UH74ksJ4 and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNXm7juuM-8.)
–Jason does announcements, and Bobby helps put a new spin on them.
–Well the word around the campfire is that Epstein didn’t kill himself. We break down the latest from the perspective of Dr. Michael Baden, who thinks the evidence right now points more toward homicide, and from NY Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Barbara Sampson who stands by her office’s conclusion that it was suicide. We need to hear your thoughts!
–Next up is a little impeachment talk, since it appears the more private hearings are over, and the public hearings will begin soon. Bobby is torn on a few items, while Jason won’t judge until he can hear and examine the evidence, and not what certain politicians and media outlets are putting out to boost their narratives.
–Finally, we each talk about what we’ve been watching on Netflix. Bobby just saw a documentary about an infamous high school football rape case called Roll Red Roll. Meanwhile, Jason is watching the Netflix version of Cold Case Files and really enjoying it.
–See you again next time!
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–There’s just a handful of days until Halloween and Bobby is thrilled about a Christmas ale he found.
–A family waiting for the End Times is discovered in a secret room in the Netherlands when one guy walks away and orders some beers.
–A Sandy Hook father has won a defamation case against a denier who published a book filled with malicious falsehoods.
–Are THC edibles being passed out to kids for Trick or Treat to make them trip balls? No. It’s an offshoot of an old myth, always prevalent around this time of year, where a boogey man poisons Halloween candy. Don’t buy into it.
–Bobby is now CPR certified, and can now save Jason’s life when he inevitably collapses after too many pizzas. That’s good! But the scary part is where he found traces of fentanyl are being located. In short, be extra careful in public bathrooms.
–Payton Leutner, the 2012 Slenderman attack victim, speaks out for the first time about what she went to, and what she thinks about her attackers.
–Is there a movie you have to watch each Halloween? The Freqs weigh in with their answers. Bobby always has to watch the original Halloween on Halloween. Jason doesn’t have one in particular, but thinks he’ll go with Sleepaway Camp this year.
–Bobby reviews the Creepshow tv series, now available on Shudder.
–A guy with a “Jesus Saves” runner’s bid collapses at a race, and a guy named Jesus helps save him.
–Edward Snowden was on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast, and confirms that he could find no evidence of past alien visitation during his time as an intelligence analyst in the CIA. Also, climate change is real, chemtrails aren’t a thing, and the moon landing happened.
–We end with the deal of ISIS founder and leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, and the idea of giving credit where credit is due.
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–Worried your new home may be haunted? A real estate firm in Charlotte is bringing in ghost hunters as part of the home inspections through Halloween. We discuss what the law says about real estate and hauntings, and talk about the potential marketing strategy behind this move
–Jason says he must have slept through the news that Zak Bagans purchased several Ghostbusters film props, including a ghost trap, jumpsuit, and proton pack shell. We marvel at the amount of money he has spent on stuff we admittedly find cool, plus: Bobby goes gonzo over a Gozer slip-up.
–Do ghost tours and ghost hunters disrespect the memory of the people they’re hunting? One article about the Pennhurst Asylum says yet. We talk about similar type “haunts” in our neck of the woods, but have differing experiences.
–Pew Research continues to show that religious affiliation in America is decreasing, while the “nones” are increasing. Is this good news? Jason doesn’t see the positive results yet. Meanwhile, Bobby talks about his recent experiences going to church himself.
–Last week, Jason promised he would do a quick El Camino review, as he was asked to do by Ian, and he does so. Bottom line: he doesn’t think the movie was necessary, and while he had some qualms with it, he was glad to see those characters again.
–Bobby cannot contain his excitement for the first look at the last of the Star Wars Skywalker Saga films, with a teaser set to come out Monday.
–More to come next time. See you then!
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–Bobby and Jason open the show discussing beer, since we each got a bottle from our buddy Chris O’Reilly, whom we met at the Bigfoot convention this past weekend.
–We review the Toledo Bigfoot & Paranormal conference in full, from the moment we walked in, until the time we left. Included are the sights we saw and the uhh, smells we smelled. Ah, good times.
–Jason reviews the new paranormal show Ghost Nation which debuted on Travel Channel recently. You can probably guess he wasn’t a fan, but some of his biggest issues were with the technical aspects like editing and voiceover.
–SInce he’s been tracking it, Jason does a quick analysis of Ghost Hunters’ ratings over the past couple months, comparing it with recent seasons of Ghost Adventures, and the premiere episode of Ghost Nation. Which should has gotten the highest ratings lately? We’ll continue tracking to learn more.
–We end the show talking about the Ellen DeGeneres & George Bush friendship fiasco, including reactions from leftist celebrities. After exposing the hypocrites, we basically agree that a lot of people are totally full of shit on this issue.
–Bobby is tired. More to come next time!
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