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#639 - Cecil Fletcher (Podcaster & Skeptic)

Cecil is a podcaster for "Bipolar Teddy Bear" a conspiracy, true crime, paranormal, and cryptozoology podcast network from the mountains of Appalachia. Much like myself likes to entertain many ideas such as living in a matrix and even though the birds aren't real is one i'm not keen on it makes a lot of sense the way its explained.

#638 - "Till Death Do Us Part" (Jeff & Kalee Goode)

Not only is this a special episode with both past guests Jeff & Kalee from the true crime murder podcast known as "The United States Of Horror" where you can embark on a journey through all 50 states to expose their horrors: notorious conspiracies, murders, and paranormal occurrences. But also a congratulations to the newly weds, Because even through love their is murder but glad to have a chat with some really good friends.

#637 - Cedric Lilly (Performance Theatre & Film Reviewer)

Cedric is a proud New Englander born and raised in Providence Rhode Island where he started acting at the age of nine. After graduating from college with a degree in acting he's had the good fortune of playing all types of characters from animals and children to soldiers and doctors (even Martin Luther King Jr.) Cedric also teaches children theater skills and creative writing which has led him to start dabbling in writing film reviews online. The power of performance has many forms but the amount of effort put in is measured by how passionate a person can be.

#636 - Garin Jones (Disney Actor & Improv Theatre)

Garin is a fellow man of the improvisational humor taking it into his work life as a Disney actor and also his fun project of being a podcaster for "Channel 34" a sketch comedy podcast in bite-sized episodes that introduce you to sincere but deeply strange people. Sometimes the world is too serious and nothing better than taking a load off and watching the alternative form of news if you were in another dimension that is.

#635 - Mike Polo (Actor & Producer/Editor)

Mike has been involved with community theater since 1982, starting as a sound tech. Since then he has appeared in Camping with Henry and Tom, 12 Angry Men, On Golden Pond and Moonlight and Magnolias, among many others. His directing credits include Dancing at Lughnasa, Sylvia, London Suite and Savanna Sipping Society. Muckey Landing is his first podcast while balancing being a Video Production Manager for the State of Delaware.

#634 - Paul Harrison (Egyptian Archaeologist & Podcaster)

Paul gained a PhD from UCL in Egyptian archaeology in 2012. His work explores the touch-points between the ancient world and the modern, with particular reference to religious practices and beliefs, the esoteric, ancient iconography, and the political power matrices of past and present. He has appeared on the History Channel in the global release, 'Ancient Top Ten', on 'Egypt's Unexplained Files,' and as an expert on Sky News. He was the writer and presenter for SEGA's Total War mini-documentary series. Profane Humanities Podcast is where you can hear him talk all about history with experts and discuss various topics.

#633 - Dr. Bryce Evans (Food Historian)

Bryce is a Associate Professor of History at Liverpool Hope University, England. He is the author of five books, the latest of which is the first academic history of food and aviation, answers the question what's the deal with airplane food? Not only has the comfortability of air travel gotten better and also even worse its a strange way of taking to the sky thats still baffling to this day.

#632 - Greg Wright (Historian & Educator)

Greg is the Arkansas-based writer behind the "Godyssey" podcast. A historian by training and educator and writer by trade, Finding a fascination with how folklore and mythology have had a lasting effect. Even in today's society where technology has became a prime source the tales of the past are still told of legends and foe. This conversation focuses ,ore on norse mythology a little different than some of the others more focused on in the past.

#631 - Edward Champion (Producer & Writer)

Ed is the showrunner and producer of The Gray Area. He is an “alleged performer” who has done voice over work for Pulp-Pourri Theatre, The Box, Jim Nolan, Private Eye, The Koch Bros. Mystery Show, Liberty: Critical Research, and numerous other productions. He is also a writer whose work has appeared in The Chronicle of Higher Education, The Los Angeles Times, The Chicago Sun-Times, The Washington Post, The San Francisco Chronicle, New York Magazine, Time Out New York, The Philly Inquirer, Newsday, as well as more disreputable publications. He hosted and produced The Bat Segundo Show, an in-depth cultural radio program that featured comprehensive interviews with the likes of David Lynch, John Updike, Nora Ephron, Octavia Butler, Samuel R. Delany, Dick Cavett, and more than 500 additional guests.

#630 - Kasper Michaels (Storyteller & Voice Actor)

Kasper is a man of many talents and even many more voices finding a passion for the craft that has influenced his professional and personal life. The power of voice from accents to impressions the differences might be many but the similarities are almost exact. The world has a tool that is used to communicate whether through hands or mouth the power of a voice is one to be heard.