UAPs in Canada, eh?

Things get Shagadellic on the east coast in 1967.

Episode 10 of the I Fought the Lore podcast, hosted by Ben & Ricco, titled "UAPs in Canada, eh?" was published on May 13, 2024 and runs 41 minutes.

May 13, 2024 ·41m · I Fought the Lore

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Things get "Shagadellic" as Ben continues his stories of UAPs over the skies of Canada in 1967 with an extremely well documented case from the east coast and Ricco gets really annoying really quickly.Ben also includes the story of some shifty kid who was out way too late in Edmonton that same year and details what he saw.The guys also sample some more Canadian east coast whiskey while they ramble.All of this and more, on the historic 10th episode of the historic second season of I Fought the Lore. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Things get "Shagadellic" as Ben continues his stories of UAPs over the skies of Canada in 1967 with an extremely well documented case from the east coast and Ricco gets really annoying really quickly.

Ben also includes the story of some shifty kid who was out way too late in Edmonton that same year and details what he saw.

The guys also sample some more Canadian east coast whiskey while they ramble.

All of this and more, on the historic 10th episode of the historic second season of I Fought the Lore.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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