Music for episode 2

Leva's Polka by Loituma (video performance at Google Video)

Halo Goodbye by Viola from album Tearcandy (free download)

Frank Strangess from

side 1 of Flying Saucers Unlimited

(available on podcast by High Strangeness Records)

MJ narrates ET

Audiobook

We intended to play a track by our sponsor BillyBob Thornton, but didn't get around to it. Instead, enjoy a country buddy singing about his incestuous love and lust for his sister. A helpful Yahoo Answer might provide assistance in this issue.

Music for episode 1

Episode 1 is up on our podomatic page (http://infinite-frequencies.podomatic.com) so download or stream at your leisure.

We play some free music on our podcast, and we very recommend jamendo as a site to freely download music from independent musicians. "Jamendo is a community of free, legal and unlimited music published under Creative Commons licenses." Visit the jamendo site and discover this great music.

Free music from episode 1:
Happy like a Plant, by SOB Pariassound from the album 'Particularly interested in the advanced mathematics'






Everwonderingwhy by CF Oderth from the album 'Everwonderingwhy'

Alien-Human Hybrid

Article from: The Canadian

Milagros Garcia is a suspected human-alien hybrid. She has interesting DNA that is very rare in humans, she also claims that she is the offspring of an alien encounter. The doctor who analysed her DNA would like to meet her for some "further study." Probably one of those sick freaks who fantasise about hybrid sex and wants to try it out. Or maybe he is a black op who wants to shut her up before she discloses too much information.

The article also talks about the great Omnec Onec. As a human, miss Onec is from Ohio, but she claims she is an extraterrestial from Teutonia in Venus. She said she substituted a girl who was killed by a bus and grew up as her replacement. She also makes the huge claim that she was trained to be a human in a Tibetan monastery. She now writes and teaches the Om-Notia Zedia; the laws of the Supreme Deity.

Emo robot

Article from: Annanova

Kobian is an Emotional Humanoid Robot, he can show feelings including delight, surprise, sadness and dislike. He has motors in his face to move his eyebrows, lips, and eyelids. The Japanese love their robots, but they always seem to be like creation from cheesy sci fi. This one looks a bit creepy.

EATR robot

Articles from: DVice and TechJournal South

Two article about a new military project to make an Energetically Autonomous Tactical Robot (EATR). The robot fuels itself by eating stuff and using matter to power it's steam engine. This is kind of like Betty from the Jetsons and those new vacuum cleaners that work on their own. Initially, the developer said that the EATR could get a lot of energy from corpses, both human and animal. This statement has since been retracted, and we are now told that the EATR will only eat biomass and organic material.

Meat and flesh is off the menu, but not really. The military is developing the EATR, so they are going to use it for either eating people or eating dead bodies...along with grasses and woodchips.

Glowing dogs

Article from: Mysterytopia

Korean scientists have solved the age-old question: how to make dogs glow? The answer: engineer them with fluorescent genes. They've engineered four beagles to glow, and if that's not silly enough, they've called all four Ruppy (yes, a combination of 'puppy' and 'ruby'; the colour they glow). We don't see the point of this, but apparently they're proud of themselves. Such techniques may be used to cure diseases (or glow dogs). The dogs glow red under UV light, and have thin skin so they even look red to the naked eye.

Animal cruelty and human stupidity disguised as science; impressive. Why would you want a dog that glows? Paris Hilton had one but sadly flushed it down the toilet when it stopped glowing.

Kid doesn't like present

Video from: buzzhumor

Check this out for an ungrateful little turd! He gets a beautiful vehicle for his birthday and all he can do is get a baseball bat! I think it may be staged though; check out his dad trying to (not) stop him.

Ethopians claim have ark

Article from: WorldNetDaily Exclusive

The big cheese from the Ethiopian Orthodox Church claims that they are in possession of the famous ark of the covenant. They have the ark that contains, as the article says, "the ten commandment." This might be either the ten commandments or the tenth commandment, but apparently not all of them. I wonder how much an ark with the tenth commandment would get on ebay; you kind of need to collect the whole set.

Anyway, the basic idea is they've got the ark and they're keeping it. It means a big deal to them, so it's good that they have it. Apparently, in their religion they worship the ark. It remains to be seen whether they will open the ark and unleash the deadly supernatural forces within lest their faces be melted.