A Gorightly Bonus!
Because our listeners are extremely curious and wonderfully educated, I'm adding a bit of reading for you here. You can download the short PDF of Adam's tribute to the memory of Robert Anton Wilson, one of our heroes.
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Great program... sincerely. Adam Gorightly is the very spirit of the American Original, and I suspect his destiny as a writer on the esoteric is assured. What a wealth of collated information he is, eh? ...And such a deliberate and reasoning speaker he is too.
Posted by: Lehmberg | 06/19/2010 at 11:19 PM
I suspect his destiny as a _favorite_ writer on the outre esoteric is assured. The name alone sells a million copies all by itself, eh? [g].
Posted by: Lehmberg | 06/19/2010 at 11:25 PM
Great show!
Posted by: Lesley Gunter | 06/20/2010 at 03:56 AM
This was my first time listening to your program. I don't want to be negative but, the beginning of the program was really annoying and most of what you two were talking about was trivial.
Posted by: Audubon | 06/21/2010 at 01:28 AM
I know I'm "in the bag" and my testimony is valueless, "Audubon," still... you can take me at my word. I'm the loosest of loose Ronin cannons and pride myself on same. Ask anyone informed, concerned... aware regards to same.
Oooops! Sorry, those just slip out, sometimes.
Onwards, I have to contrarily report that I'm reminded, every bit, of "George and Gracie," (if you remember them) even as Nancy is, substantially, a more with it variety of Gracie... and I say this remembering that the, in character, Gracie had a superlative brilliance entirely from a superior dimension... or why was George Burns the number two in that act?
Bill even said "Say goodnight, Gracie...", even if Nancy was having _none_ of it. That was kind of funny.
Hey, next time, try to embrace the "trivialities." The evidentiary devil's revealed in their insider details and it's possible, I submit, to find them just as compellingly endearing as an outré Burns and Allen, moreover, a great ramp for the uninterrupted program.
Closing, thanks for your reasonable tone allowing for a reasonable response. Read on!
Posted by: Lehmberg | 06/21/2010 at 11:47 AM