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Episode 2 – Abduction Cases and David Marler interview, Part 2

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Release date: 22 February 2014

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David Marler

(Total Duration: 73 minutes, 39 seconds)

Transcript of this episode

  • Introduction and overview
  • Abduction cases with API FI Ray Nuvolone
  • Antonio Paris on API’s approach to abduction cases
  • Part 2 of our interview with David Marler on triangular UFOs (“black triangles”)
  • Investigator’s Notebook with Antonio Paris: the ROI
  • Unidentified Science: The ET Conjecture
  • Listener Q&A
  • Seth Shostak’s prediction of ET contact
  • 20 second recommendations
  • APICon 2014 Update by Antonio (note: APICon 2014 did not take place)
  • Final remarks and credits

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Show Notes for Episode 1

Report a UFO to API

APICon 2014

Unidentified Science script

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Episode 1 – 2013 in Review and David Marler on Triangular UFOs

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Release Date: 13 December 2013

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This the inaugural episode of API Case Files – the podcast by and for UFO Investigators. Your hosts for this Episode are Antonio Paris and Marsha Barnhart, who are joined by Cherish Paris, Paul Carr and Lawrence MacNeill.

  • Intro
  • 2013 Cases in Review
  • Part 1 of Interview with David Marler, author of Triangle UFOS: An Estimate of the Situation
  • Unidentified Science
  • Investigator’s Notebook
  • Questions from Listeners
  • 20 second recommendations
  • Final thoughts – APICon 2014

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Aerial Phenomenon

Report a UFO Sighting

Triangular UFOs

Interview with astrobiologist David Grinspoon

Pareidolia

Contact

API Case Files Listener Community on G+ (defunct)

APi Case Files on iTunes

API Case Files on PocketCast

API Case Files on Spotify

Music Credits

Totality Music

Box Cat Games

DJ Spooky

All India Radio

At the Grave of Paul Bennewitz

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After smooth jazz, lite beer, and stock photography, one of the greatest evils in the human universe is disinformation – a way of manipulating people (or even entire fields of inquiry) using information crated in fact and mixed with subtle untruths that comport with the target’s expectations. The payload for disinformation can poison the well for an entire area of inquiry, as well as discrediting individuals. It is also a kind of unethical social experiment, to see how the public and media react. As we have also seen recently, it can be used to influence the low information demographic for political gain or to stir up unrest. A skilled disinformer can play his marks like a banjo, and inject well engineered falsehoods into the mythosphere that may take decades to expunge.

No one wants to be played, and in the current environment in which bogus information is pushed our way from many directions, we need to have our defenses up and be vigilant. We need to be especially alert when the news is what we want to hear.

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