#2028 - Jeremy Corbell &amp; George Knapp

Arthur C. Clark

It's like childhood's end.

Colm Kelleher and Jim McCaskey

I wrote a book with Colm Kelleher and Jim McCaskey about the DIA's UFO program.

Arthur C. Clarke

It's like childhood's end.

Guests: Jeremy Corbell, George Knapp

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Jeremy Corbell is an investigative filmmaker, UFOlogist, artist, and author. George Knapp is an investigative reporter, weekend host of Coast to Coast AM, and author. http://www.extraordinarybeliefs.com/ http://www.8newsnow.com/author/george-knapp/

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Arthur C. Clark

The host mentions 'Childhood's End' to illustrate the concept of non-human intelligence acclimating human society thr…

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Colm Kelleher and Jim McCaskey

The host discusses the complexities and challenges faced by a whistleblower involved in the DIA's UFO program, highli…

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The truth is out there. And so are the cranks.

Arthur C. Clarke

The host references 'Childhood's End' to illustrate the concept of non-human intelligence acclimating human society.…

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The host references the book to discuss the credibility of claims surrounding alien technology and its alleged back e…

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Gods of Eden

William Brambley

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Kelly Hopkinsville case

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The conversation centers on alien technology and research.
A second recurring theme is DIA's UFO program.
Referenced books include Childhood's End by Arthur C. Clark and the DIA's UFO program by Colm Kelleher and Jim McCaskey.
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alien technology and research(1)DIA's UFO program(1)genetic engineering speculation(1)manipulation of human affairs(1)non-human intelligence discussion(1)UFO sightings and encounters(1)

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Arthur C. Clark

Best for Readers interested in science fiction and extraterrestrial theoriesOften cited around genetic engineering speculation

“The discussion revolves around how the book describes extraterrestrials acclimating human society by hovering motherships over Earth for generations.”

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Trigger: genetic engineering speculation

For: Readers interested in science fiction and extraterrestrial theories

Key quote: “It's like childhood's end.”

The host mentions 'Childhood's End' to illustrate the concept of non-human intelligence acclimating human society through a gradual process. This reference serves to highlight the complexities and potential implications of extraterrestrial interactions with humanity.

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Colm Kelleher and Jim McCaskey

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Best for Individuals interested in government secrecy and UFO investigationsOften cited around DIA's UFO program

“I wrote a book with Colm Kelleher and Jim McCaskey about the DIA's UFO program. It took Dobser 14 months to approve. It's a bizarre manuscript.”

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Trigger: DIA's UFO program

For: Individuals interested in government secrecy and UFO investigations

Key quote: “I wrote a book with Colm Kelleher and Jim McCaskey about the DIA's UFO program.”

The host discusses the complexities and challenges faced by a whistleblower involved in the DIA's UFO program, highlighting the legal and bureaucratic hurdles he encounters. The mention of the book serves to provide deeper insights into the intricacies of government secrecy and the investigation of UFOs.

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The truth is out there. And so are the cranks.

Arthur C. Clarke

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Best for Readers interested in science fiction and extraterrestrial theories.Often cited around non-human intelligence discussion

“It's like Childhood's End. Have you read that book? How they acclimate human society is by having motherships hover over the earth.”

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Trigger: non-human intelligence discussion

For: Readers interested in science fiction and extraterrestrial theories.

Key quote: “It's like childhood's end.”

The host references 'Childhood's End' to illustrate the concept of non-human intelligence acclimating human society. They draw parallels between the book's themes and current speculations about extraterrestrial interactions with humanity.

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Best for Individuals interested in conspiracy theories and UFO researchOften cited around alien technology and research

“Phil Corso, an army colonel, claimed to have seen alien technology and wrote a book on the 50th anniversary of Roswell, discussing fiber optics and computer chips inspired by alien technology.”

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Sentiment: Critical Analysis

Trigger: alien technology and research

For: Individuals interested in conspiracy theories and UFO research

Key quote: “The truth is out there. And so are the cranks.”

The host references the book to discuss the credibility of claims surrounding alien technology and its alleged back engineering. They highlight the skepticism surrounding the author, Phil Corso, while acknowledging the intriguing nature of his assertions.

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Gods of Eden

William Brambley

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Best for Individuals interested in conspiracy theories and the intersection of humanity and extraterrestrial influence.Often cited around manipulation of human affairs

“William Brambley, Gods of Eden. An attorney sets out to write a book about the causes of war and finds evidence of exterior manipulation of human affairs.”

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Trigger: manipulation of human affairs

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Key quote: “William Brambley, Gods of Eden.”

The host mentions 'Gods of Eden' by William Brambley in the context of discussing the potential manipulation of human affairs by non-human entities. This book is referenced as a source that explores the idea of external influences on human history, particularly regarding war.

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Kelly Hopkinsville case

Best for Listeners interested in UFO history and encountersOften cited around UFO sightings and encounters

“The excerpt discusses the famous Kelly Hopkinsville case involving a UFO encounter in Kentucky, detailing the events and witnesses' experiences.”

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Sentiment: Passing Reference

Trigger: UFO sightings and encounters

For: Listeners interested in UFO history and encounters

Key quote: “That's a pretty famous case. Kelly Hopkinsville case.”

The host briefly mentions the Kelly Hopkinsville case as a notable incident involving a UFO encounter. This reference serves to highlight the ongoing intrigue and mystery surrounding UFO phenomena.

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Childhood's End

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It's like childhood's end.

the DIA's UFO program

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I wrote a book with Colm Kelleher and Jim McCaskey about the DIA's UFO program.

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Chimp Empire

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“Fantastic documentary series on Netflix. The scientists were embedded in this group of chimpanzees for 30 years, following specific rules to observe their behavior.”