Mack Maloney's Military X-Files

Dreaming of Green Fireballs

The gang presents a Greatest Hits show. Segments include Top 10 UFO Myths, the Mystery of the Green Fireballs and what dreams might mean for you and your sex life.  Also, adult-themed outtakes, blooper ads and JJ tries to sing “Mack The Knife.” Special Guests: Jill Hanson & Lois Lane.   
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Strange Sounds from Nowhere

The gang discusses unexplained sounds people have been hearing around the world for centuries. Vic the Wop calls in with the latest on his series, Star Trek Continues. Cobra explains ten military sayings that have entered civilian life. Also, why winged cryptids rarely use their wings to fly. Plus, Raven recovers from oral surgery, Clubb advises Switchy on how to vacuum his wig and Juan-Juan models his new Rolling Stones attire, autumn edition.     
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Something About Mary

 The gang tackles the controversial subject of Marian Apparitions, instances in which tens of thousands of witnesses have seen visions of what they believe is the Virgin Mary, mother of Jesus Christ.  Also, researcher & broadcaster, Paul Eno on the paranormal & the afterlife.  Plus, a surprise visit from Raven’s father, Switchy’s new wig, and security chief Willy Clubb reads the gang’s fan mail.   

What Are They Trying To Tell Us?

The gang talks with researcher Dr. Bob Gross as he tries to make some sense of the U.S. Government’s recent disclosure report on UFOs. Also, the story of a pigeon that saved 2,000 Allied soldiers’ lives during World War Two.  Plus, the Physics of Buns, why Mack still thinks “ET” is a terrible movie & Switch admits he ate an energy bar for breakfast.  

Cops & UFOs

In a special show, the gang recounts bizarre UFO incidents that involved the police. Also, the winners of the 2nd World War Two trivia contest are announced. Plus, ghoulish secrets of the NYPD and details about Raven’s award-winning Halloween costume. Special Guest:  NYPD veteran, Jocko Johnson.  Adult content.   

Angels in Wartime

The gang gets together for a special show about sightings of ghosts and angels in times of war. Incidents discussed include a World War Two era radio that still broadcasts news from the front, ghost planes spotted flying over Great Britain, an account of a giant angel preventing Japanese warplanes from bombing an undefended town and reports of ghosts haunting US troops in Afghanistan.  Special guest: Willy Clubb.      

DOUBLE FEATURE: “The Yo-Yo Show"

Cobra sits in for Mack with a show full of military techniques and anecdotes.  UFO researcher Mary Joyce discusses NASA "whistle blowers.” Switchblade Steve Ward talks about the upcoming Mothman Convention in Point Pleasant, West Virginia. Special guests, Empath Valerie Lofaso and musician Matt Malley. Special rebroadcast show follows. 

SPECIAL ENCORE SHOW: “We’re Not in Kansas Anymore…or Are We?”

 In a special “Musical X-Files” re-run, the gang talks to Tom Brislin, keyboard player for the classic band, Kansas. Plus, Ten More Musician Jokes, (Q: “What do you throw a drowning bass player?” A: “His amp.”) Also, five reasons not to hate Jazz, what song The Eagles should never play again and why do people detest trombone players? Special guests: Matt Malley of Counting Crows & CB Billias of Bristol Studios.          

Are 50,000 Aliens Living in New Mexico?

 The gang welcomes two special guests:  WW2 researcher Tony Cisneros talks about The Lost Heroes of St Vith and UFO Grandmaster Norio Hayakawa explains why people want to believe 50,000 ETs are living in a mountain in New Mexico.  Also, Raven gives a bun update and show security chief Willy Clubb reveals some unusual perks of his job.     

“Oh! Canada!”

In a very special broadcast, the gang welcomes five Canadian super-fans to the show with unpredictable results. Topics include Canadian Lake Monsters, the Shag Harbour UFO incident, Top 10 Reasons why it’s Cool to be Canadian, the allure of ketchup potato chips and why cops in Canada still ride horses.   Warning: Adult Content.

"Mack-in-the-Box"

Mack goes remote with less than stellar results. Guests include author Jim Hamilton on how to survive an airplane crash and Thom Reed, expert on the bizarre Berkshires UFO incident.  Plus, Raven explains why she was asked to stop bringing her mummy books to school. Special guest: Willy Clubb.

How the Incredible Human Doughnut Won the War

In a show devoted to World War Two and those who fought it, by popular demand the gang competes in another WW2 trivia contest. What was the deadliest bombing raid of the war? Where was the Bridge Too Far? Who fought in the largest tank battle in history? Who was the Man Who Never Was? Special guests:  Jim Frenkel, Tony Cisneros,  author Gary Olsen and MC Phil Orbanes.

The Search for South Detroit

In another Musical X-Files, the gang talks to three singer-songwriters about the stranger aspects of their careers. Includes what to do when you get a pick-up truck instead of an engagement ring, the mystery of Chuck Berry’s missing ding-a-ling and how not to write a song about Juan-Juan.  Special guest: Producer Chris Billias 

Don’t volunteer for anything ….unless you want to win the war!

 
Lt. Col. Jay Zeamer and his Eager Beavers were a B-17 bomber crew stationed in Australia and New Guinea in 1942-43. So named for Zeamer’s constant volunteering for missions, and his crew's happiness to oblige him, they served during the crucial early period in the war in the southwest Pacific, defending Australia from invasion by the Japanese before pivoting to take the offensive against Japan. As a result The Eager Beavers were the most decorated bomber crew of the War.

Real Life Ghost Cop

The gang talks to retired police officer Jocko Johnson about paranormal incidents he witnessed while serving with the New York City Police Dept, including talking to a deceased woman in a Bronx cemetery and how a ghostly 911 call led him and his partner to save a family of five from burning to death.  Plus, Vic the Wop, who plays Captain Kirk on the Star Trek Continues series, reveals how he gets his hair to look just like William Shatner’s. Also, Top Ten Worst Sci-Fi Cop Movies. Special guests: UFO comedian Phil Yebba, famous author Marc Zappulla and The Black-Eyed Kid.  Warning: Contains Adult Content.
 
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