The Malliard Report: Where the Paranormal Meets Pennsylvania Grit. – Détails, épisodes et analyse

In a reflective discussion with pop culture expert Rebecca Housel, host Jim Malliard announces he is putting his long-running podcast The Malliard Report on hiatus. Jim explains he wants to devote more time to his advocacy work helping families with special needs students through his Candy Apple Advocacy platform.

While The Malliard Report is on break, Jim plans to re-air past "golden moments" from his 12+ years of shows and 500+ episodes. Jim and Rebecca reminisce about memorable past guests and shows during their wide-ranging conversation.

Host Jim Malliard was joined by friend and periodic guest Chris George Zuger, who took a skeptical look at the UFO and disclosure community. Chris argued that the field is driven by entertainment and business interests rather than legitimate research. He doesn't believe advanced alien civilizations are visiting Earth or collaborating with governments, as he feels they would avoid our "dysfunctional" species. Chris and Jim discussed how media and conspiracy thinking have changed over the years, with Chris saying many theories are now too "insane" to take seriously. They also reminisced about collaborating in the past and complimented each other's growth and successes.

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Tune in for a gripping discussion with Jim Malliard as he tackles the issue of Facebook censorship and the obstacles faced by researchers when expressing their views on platforms like Twitter and Blogger. In an unexpected twist, special guest Nick Redfern, a renowned investigator of the unexplained, takes us on a chilling journey through the eerie world of Mothman sightings. Listen as we travel back to the 1960s, to Point Pleasant, West Virginia, where the Mothman sightings began, and explore the spine-chilling prophecies that followed. Be ready to let your imagination soar with tales of cryptid birds and flying humanoid phenomena in Texas and California.

We then delve into the lighter side of things with guest William Pullin, as he shares his delightful escapades at the duck pond and his new book that's making waves. We discuss the significance of podcast sharing and subscriptions, and William gives us some invaluable tips from his experiences as the duck master.

Additionally, I am thrilled to announce plans to revisit some of our favorite past guests during the winter. Join us for an exhilarating exploration of the mysterious creatures that share our world, from the Mothman to the Dogman, and the captivating stories they bring with them.

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Things change, life happens, and sometimes you have to just learn to roll with the punches. This week on The Malliard Report, this happened to just be the case. But what can you do right? Adapt, overcome, and run with something else. So this week on The Malliard Report, Jim opens up the phone lines and discusses what interesting things are happening within the world of sports.

To a large number of people, it is no surprise that people have become sick and tired of sports being used as a platform to push one agenda or another. People tune into sports simply to watched the best of the best compete against each other, not to be told what and how we should think. In a growing trend to turn back to the true nature of sports, many teams are holding unique events, focusing on bigger games, and getting back to the roots of the sport. The baseball game held at the Field of Dreams sandlot, NASCAR holding “indoor” events, and even players making moves that benefit the sport and teams rather than themselves. (Love him or hate him, Tom Brady’s move to Tampa Bay and taking a “pay cut” to help build a team certainly deserves respect) During this episode long time show friend, producer, and listener German Town Runner calls in and shares his thoughts on this very subject. Dave is always a wealth of information and his insights are always spot on.

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