Join me this week as I talk with the Author of ” KEEP OUT – TOP SECRET PLACES GOVERNMENTS DONT WANT YOU TO KNOW ABOUT “- Nick Redfern. We should also be talking about a few other things as this guy has tons of stuff under his belt. Learn more about hm —–> HERE

Nick Redfern, 2010

Nick Redfern is the author of more than 20 books, including Memoirs of a Monster Hunter; Celebrity Secrets; There’s something in the Woods; Contactees; Final Events; The Real Men in Black; The NASA Conspiracies; Science Fiction Secrets; On the Trail of the Saucer Spies; Strange Secrets; and – with fellow Texas-based researcher and author, Ken Gerhard – Monsters of Texas: Strange Creatures of the Lone Star State.


He has appeared on such TV shows as the BBC’s Out of This World; the SyFy Channel’s Proof Positive; the History Channel’s Monster Quest and UFO Hunters; the National Geographic Channel’s Paranatural; and MSNBC’s Countdown.


To see Nick on film, click on the following You Tube link.


Filmed in the woods of Wisconsin in late-2009, it is an extract from the History Channel’s Monster Quest episode on Mothman. Scroll to the 7-Minute, 31-second mark to see the beginning of the section involving Nick: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4aC8F0X54V8


See also the following Fox News story from 2010 on Nick’s search for the legendary Chupacabra:http://www.okcfox.com/newsroom/special_reports/videos/vid_191.shtml

Tune in Live January 30th at 7 PM EST —–> HERE

This Sunday in the Jazz Jukebox. Charles Mingus, Miles Davis, Charlie Parker (and that’s just one set!). Great vocals with Bobby McFerrin, Take 6, and Al Jarreau with George Benson. Some contemporary jazz with The Dixie Dregs, Daryl Stuermer, and Jean-Luc Ponty.  Honouring two great blues singers who passed away this week: Johnny Otis and Etta James (and you will find out how ironic and eerie their passing this week really is)…. All this, and at least 30 minutes of big band music to start the program. The Jazz Jukebox. 11:00a-1:30p eastern (US). The Tenacity Radio Network. http://www.tenacityradio.com/listen

A few months ago I interviewed Darren Evans who shared with us his story of a dark and mysterious entity that invaded his life and changed him forever. This is serious stuff. Not to be taken lightly. His story has been made into a movie. I will be talking with ther director and also .. quite possibly Darren. You must tune in…. listen to my chat with him —> HERE

I Am ZoZo is an independent horror film inspired by accounts of real supernatural events. The story concerns a Ouija board experience that goes wrong on Halloween weekend and five young people who become the target of a malevolent spirit called ZoZo.

Writer-director-cinematographer Scott Di Lalla embarked on the making of I Am ZoZo with his One World Studios partner, Zack Coffman, who served as producer-editor. Di Lalla and Coffman had met at UCLA in the Tae Kwon Do club. Together, they fantasized about making movies. Then in 2004, they produced Choppertown, a cinema verite biker documentary that was embraced by the motorcycle community, went on to win festival awards, and launched a full-fledged distribution outfit.

For I Am ZoZo, the filmmakers’ first narrative feature, they agreed that a good horror story requires the perfect setting. Seattle and San Juan Island were chosen for their gloomy, dreary weather to accentuate the feeling of isolation.

Next, they discussed how to achieve the right look for the film. “Horror absolutely must have the right look to elicit an eerie feeling,” says Di Lalla. “I had been doing a lot of research and came across The National’s ‘Fake Empire’ music video. When I learned it was digitized Super 8, I was sold. It was exactly what we wanted.”

Di Lalla and Coffman acquired the same type of camera as used on the music video – a Canon 1014 XLS with a fixed zoom lens – and loaded up on KODAK VISION3 200T Color Negative Film 7213. “It was a brand new stock and the images were so much smoother,” Di Lalla notes. “We shot every frame of I Am ZoZo on it.”

“Cost wasn’t the deciding factor,” continues Di Lalla. “It was about shooting the film we wanted to make the right way with the right production values. Compared to HD video, it really wasn’t significantly more expensive to shoot film, especially Super 8. Plus, lighting was a consideration. Film has more latitude than digital video in high key light situations and the negative is extremely forgiving.

Read more about the movie —–> HERE

Tune in LIVE Monday Jan 23 at 7 PM EST —-> HERE

 

In recognition of the movie Red Tails opening in theaters on Friday, January 20th, it is our honor and privilege to announce that Thursday’s broadcast of The Green Chimp Show will feature a live interview with one of the original Tuskegee Airmen. Please be sure to join us as we talk to Flight Engineer and Crew Chief of the 477th Composite Group flying in B-25 Bombers during WWII, Philip Baham.  (678) 744-GCS1 Don’t forget to text ‘CHIMP’ to 41411 to keep up with the latest from The Green Chimp Show.

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This week in The Seventh House. Some Italian progressive music, courtesy of Fjeri, Barbara Rubin, PFM, Nosound and Il tempio delle clessidre. A little monkey music with Mother’s Finest, 10cc, XTC, Dave Matthews, Rush and Peter Gabriel. Mix in some Tinyfish, Airbag, Styx, Mystery, The Watch, Big Big Train, Genesis and Shpongle, and you have the best in progressive music. Curious? Intrigued? Wondering what the hell this is? Then tune in.  The Seventh House. Friday 8:00p- 10:30p eastern (US) The Tenacity Radio Network http://www.tenacityradio.com/listen