The Truth is Out There

In this episode I interview Brit Elders on the Release of the UFO…Contact from the Pleiades

Volumes I & II (45th Anniversary Edition) by Lee Elders, Brit Elders and Thom Welch.

Together they researched photographs taken by Billy Meier who claimed to have frequent visits with aliens from the Pleiades. Originally they thought it would take a day to label the photos as fakes. Eight years later they could not help to come to the conclusion that they were real.

The book and documentary show the compelling evidence that verifies their findings. A compelling book to read, with spectacular photos, in present time as the government releases their own UFO files.

Is it absurd to believe we are alone or is it absurd to believe we are not? I guess that depends on each individual. Give it a listen and see where you land.

Here are links for more information.

Brit Elders

https://britelders.com/

Beyond Words Publishing

https://beyondword.com/

UFO…Contact from the Pleiades

Volumes I & II (45th Anniversary Edition)

https://beyondword.com/collections/hardcover-books/products/ufo-contact-from-the-pleiades-45th-anniversary-edition-volumes-i-ii

UFO...Contact from the Pleiades: A Documentary Film

https://beyondword.com/search?type=product,page,article&q=UFO

Part One where Patrick Bracken, Andrea Wolanin and Skip Shea explore the meaning of “Cults” in the arts. What is a cult movie? How is it defined? Does it extend into music like with Bruce Springsteen's SpringNuts and Taylor Swift's Swifts? Join us as we stammer our way in trying to define Cults in the Arts. Or do we just get more confused the deeper we go? Plus another shout out to JimMcDonough. Is he becoming the Matt Damon to our Jimmy Kimmel? Join us and find out.

Patrick Bracken continues interviewing filmmakers from the 2024 edition of the Mass Indie Film Festival. Joining him for this episode are:

Gabrielle Rosson

She, Who Dared (Short)

April 28 Block Two: Shorts Program at the Hilton

12:30PM

Austin Smagalski

To Die Alone (Feature)

April 26 Block One: To Die Alone at the Hilton

12:30PM

Jenny Herzog

Hear Me (Feature Length Doc)

April 26 Block Thee: Feature Docs at the Hilton

5:30PM

David Camlin

We Are the Warriors (Feature Length Doc)

April 26 Block Thee: Feature Docs at the Hilton

5:30PM

Get Tickets here:

https://filmfreeway.com/theMassachusettsIndependentFilmFestival/tickets

Patrick Bracken interviews five directors who will have their movies screen at this years Mass Indie Film Fest!

Sharon Grace Badia

Director of A is for Alice (Feature)

World Premiere on April 24th at starlite in Southbridge

7:00PM

Lauren Leger

Director of How to Clean: An ADHD Story (Short)

Screening on April 25th at starlite in Southbridge

7:00PM

Lauren Musgrove

Director of Ugly Sweater (Feature)

Screening on April 27th at the Hilton Garden Inn in Worcester

5:30PM

Billie Frank Smith

Director of Apophenia (Short)

Screening on April 28th at the Hilton Garden Inn in Worcester

3:00PM

Theadora Shorrock Nedvins

Director of Another You (Short)

Screening on April 27th at the Hilton Garden Inn in Worcester

12:30PM

Full lineup can be found on the Shawna Foundation Website.

https://www.shawnafoundation.org/mass-indie-2024-schedule

Tickets can be purchased on FilmFreeway.

https://filmfreeway.com/theMassachusettsIndependentFilmFestival/tickets

We traveled to Rome Italy and sat down for a brief conversation with cult film director Luigi Cozzi in his Profondo Rosso store and talked about his movies, what is a cult movie, the future of filmmaking and a little advice to filmmakers today. It's always fun to sit down with our friend Luigi Cozzi!

You can find Luigi Cozzi's movies on Amazon, Severin and most other movie retail stores.

You can find his books on Amazon. He's a terrific film historian, you'll definitely want to check some out.

And here is a link to find out more about the Profondo Rosso store! A must stop if you are ever in Rome. Or you can shop from home!

To learn more about the history of VIPCO, who helped distribute some of the best titles in the history of cult cinema. Here is an article from the Reprobate by David Flint about Vipco's history.

Vipco has since returned and is releasing new genre titles.

Full disclosure, one of them is mine.

Join Andrea Wolanin, Patrick Bracken and Skip Shea as they discuss all things Oscars. And some things not Oscars. We'll even begrudging make some picks! But I wouldn't bet on them.

Host Patrick Bracken discusses the creative process with musician Fyfe Dangerfield as a solo artist and as a founding member of the indie rock band Guillemots. In particular his new unique approach with his Birdwatcher Series.

Other links mentioned in the interview:

Videos:

Made Up Love Song #43: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0EaAYi64Rpo

Falling Out of Reach: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYLZFqrsh9E

She Needs Me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBPt2kfqi90

I Don't Feel Amazing Now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lygVYTsKlZg

Shook: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nP_4zIy-5wM

Little Bear: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ii7rIUvh-0o

His website, Channels May Change: https://www.channelsmaychange.com/

Our Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0kI19JKzjdFAp4WFYZVipp?si=cfb111f3047b4417

We recently interviewed film director Claire Jeffreys about her new documentary Garland Jeffreys: The King of In Between which won the audience award at the Doc NYC Film Festival. It's a film about one of the most under the radar musicians whose fans rank amongst some of the biggest names in the industry. Like Lou Reed, Bob Marley and Bruce Springsteen. This remarkable film is also Claire's first. So we shine the light on her as a filmmaker as well as discuss Garland.

For more info on the doc go to https://www.kingofinbetween.com and there you'll find all of the social media links to follow along.

If you want to hear the songs mentioned in this episode go to our Spotify page.