In their inaugural video broadcast, the hosts of the **Spooky Coop** podcast discuss various **celebrity UFO encounters** and regional folklore. The transcript highlights famous figures like **Kurt Russell**, **Elvis Presley**, and **John Lennon**, detailing their personal sightings of unidentified aerial phenomena. Beyond modern sightings, the hosts explore the **supernatural history of Vermont**, specifically the legend of **Samuel Peters** and his eccentric claims regarding the state's naming. Throughout the conversation, the duo blends **paranormal research** with lighthearted banter about their own alleged experiences as **contactees**. The source serves as an overview of how **extraterrestrial themes** and **ghost stories** intersect with popular culture and local myths.
Spooky Coop Episode 60 Transcript
[00:00:00] Five, four, three, two, one. Hello, Michelle. Hi, Paul. Michelle, you're disappearing. you're doing that ghostly thing again that happens- Ooh ... every time we do the chroma back screen thing. So Michelle's here ghostly, and I'm here. Hi, I'm Paul. And, uh- ... this is our first YouTube video. Our first attempt at one. Uh,
attempt at one. I am ghostly. Yeah. Ghost. After this, we're gonna redo the previous 59 episodes of our podcast in YouTube. Uh, and we're just really looking forward to that. So we have what we think is a really interesting show this week for you. It's celebrity UFO encounters. And we'll fix this somehow with me going ghostly.
I don't know that we should. Ghost. I think we'll just- Ghost ... leave you being ghostly, I think would be good. It might be. So do you wanna start off here with Kurt Russell? Yeah, sure. You go ahead. Um, while flying his [00:01:00] plane, you know, he was flying his plane out, um, uh... Where was he? He was out by Phoenix. You remember the Phoenix lights?
You know those Phoenix lights? He was out there flying with his, um, with his son, uh... What was his... stepson Oliver. And while he was flying towards the, um, Sky Harbor International Airport, uh, he saw some bright lights arranged in a V, and they were the Phoenix lights, and he had no idea, 'cause it was, like, the first time they were out there.
And he called the airport, and the airport said, "We don't see anything." But he reported it, you know? And he, when he saw those lights, he called the airport. And then later on, he just, like, totally forgot about them. And then he saw a special on TV about the Phoenix lights, and he- That was years later. Yeah, years- And he-
and years later ... he just put it out of his mind. Yeah. And years later, he was like, "Wow, that was me that called." Mm-hmm. Yeah. And so he, like, was like, "I believe in UFOs, 'cause I saw the Phoenix lights." Right. And you know what, uh, what he claimed was the [00:02:00] weirdest thing about this, I saw, I saw a clip on, on YouTube about it from an interview from him years, some years ago.
The weirdest thing to him about it was that he had completely put it out of his mind and forgotten about it. Sorry. Did you just disappear and reappear again? How do you do that? Oh, my goodness. I told you, I live interdimensionally. Yes. No, I'm showing my shirt. Yes, you do live interdimensionally. I will attest to that.
Well, anyway, so he call- you saw him on YouTube. Yeah. So, and, and, you know, years later while, while watching a television documentary about the Phoenix Lights, he heard the program mention that only one general aviation pilot had called in a report during the event. And so what he did is he went back and he checked his personal flight logs and realized that he was in fact the pilot that had done it, which is- That's pretty cool
which is pretty cool, yeah. Did they have a, a tape of it so he could hear his own voice? I don't know. Oh, okay. I have no idea. Well, why don't you tell them about Dan Aykroyd? I'm not a pilot. [00:03:00] What do I know about that stuff? So Dan Aykroyd- Look at me, I'm flying. Oh, stop it. Jesus, you're killing me here already.
Not even past page one and you're already- ... gone insane. Tell them about Dan Aykroyd. Dan Aykroyd. Everybody knows Dan Aykroyd. The, the Ghostbusters star was ... He's long believed- I look so fat on camera. Does it ... Do you want me to-
Dan, Dan- Thank God I lost 150 pounds ... Dan Aykroyd- He's, he's a, a life- or a, a long-term believer in UFOs for many decades now, and he's done a whole bunch of shows on UFOs, ghosts, and other paranormal ph- phenomena. But, and he's publicly discussed unusual experiences and his belief that unexplained phenomena deserve investigation.
His fascination with the paranormal also became part of his public persona, as we know. Yep. Yeah, and- Our next person is Shirley MacLaine ... Shirley MacLaine. Yep. Um, [00:04:00] Shirley, as we I, I like that. I'm gonna do that, okay? Yeah. Page- As we all know, Shirley- Page one. Go on. Yeah ... anyone who knows about Shirley MacLaine knows that she really believes in the paranormal.
She believes in extraterrestrials. She's spoked about it... Spoked about it? She's spoken about it a lot. Um, she's had encounters. Uh, she talks about her encounters with space travelers. Reincarnation. Reincarnation. You know, you know what her, her moniker was? She's even written books about it. You know what her moniker was?
What? You only live once. No. Anyway, so a lot of people know about her. She's another famous person that- Mm-hmm ... yep. Yeah. Fran Drescher. The Nanny. Oh, God. Her- The Nanny star has described, she's described an unusual childhood experience- I liked that show, but I hated her voice. Drove me nuts ... involving an encounter with extraterrestrial beings.
She said that the experience left her with a distinctive physical mark and that her husband at the time also had a remarkably similar mark as her. I have, I have a mark here and a mark [00:05:00] here, and, um, how about the ear mark? The ear mark? Yeah. Yeah, we t- My ear mark is, is gone. I do have my thumb marked here still.
Oh, your ear mark's not gone. It's still there, I think. It's still there? Yeah. Is that why I walk lopsided? Uh, we'll show the, we'll show you guys the ear mark later on. Woody, Woody Harrison. Woody Harrelson. Yeah, Woody Harrelson, he's from Cheers, isn't he? Yes. Yeah, he's the bartender. The bartender. Yeah. He's recounted seeing- And so many other movies Yeah, that's true.
He's recounted seeing unusual lights in the sky- Yep ... that, um, when he was younger. Mm-hmm. And his account has been included in our UFO thing because he thinks they're UFOs, and I think they are, too. I guess, what is this now? Do we can't call it a podcast, we have to call it a video cast? I don't know. Except for those that are- A blog cast?
listening to this on, on their podcast, in which case it's a podcast alone. Sorry, semantics. So, then they can't see how fat I look even though I'm not fat anymore. You're not fat, my love. No, I'm a size, what? Three? Looks like I'm a size [00:06:00] 33. And I'm dressed in black. I know, I, I care this much about what people think about the way I look at my age.
I honest to God, I don't care. Okay, old man. Yeah. Tell us about Megan Fox. Megan Fox. She has publicly discussed unusual experiences and her belief in paranormal phenomena and extraterrestrial possibilities. Okay, so- Oh, we have an interesting story now about Elvis Presley. El-- Okay, and so there's a good list of, of just little snippets of people who've talked about it.
Now, we're gonna talk about Elvis, my man. All right. Okay. You wanna start? It starts on January 8th, 1935. There is a persistent myth. In fact, uh, it's so persistent, many people insist that it's the truth being hidden under the label myth. The night he was born in a tiny shack in Tupelo, M- Mississippi, Elvis Presley's father, Vernon, stepped outside to clear his head, looked up, and he reported a bizarre, glowing blue light hovering directly over the house.[00:07:00]
Vernon told people for years that he knew his son was e- extraterrestrial royalty because of this from day one. Yeah, though the myths stop there. I mean, it was like, that can't be real. Mm-hmm. Um, the, the wildest thing is that it, that it kept going, you know? And people say that his father did it just for publicity, though- Elvis said that when he was eight, he was playing outside when he saw a UFO hover right over his head, and he said that the alien spoke to him telepathically and showed him this sort of hazy movie.
And he saw an alien in this weird sparkling space suit, and that later on when he was older, that inspired his outfits, you know, the white ones he wore when- Yeah, he literally got his, his, his wardrobe inspiration from that vision. Well, I'm glad I don't get my wardrobe ins- uh, inspirations from aliens.
Who's to say you don't, [00:08:00] Michelle? Did aliens ever wear a shirt that said, "I crochet because murder is illegal"? It, I think so, yeah. So anyway, he became so obsessed with UFOs later in life that he used to take his friends out to the desert with high-powered binoculars just to watch them, or watch out for them.
His spiritual advisor, Larry Geller, confirmed Elvis would spot them consistently. Yeah, but that brings us to the ultimate conspiracy. The retrieval theory. Uh, did, did Elvis really die in 1977, or is he out there on a UFO, a la, uh, Elvis didn't die, he's just gone home? The retrieval theory. Yeah, yeah. The retrieval theory.
Yeah, that's right. After his death, a lot of fans say that they saw him, like there's been unidentified blue lights coming out of his grave or out of windows in Graceland. And, um, then in the 1980s, truck drivers driving by that [00:09:00] area ha- in, you know, in that area near- Mm-hmm ... Graceland say that they've seen a huge, huge, what they call a mothership, um You know, over the highway, and it would sort of tilt, and they would see into the windows, and they'd see Elvis going, "Thank you very much."
Like, no, actually waving at them. And he was wearing a 1970s rhinestone cape. Yeah. Yeah. Or maybe he was wearing- Oh, what the heck, why not? Yeah. Or maybe he was wearing one of those space suits he saw. Well, if- I mean, have you ever seen- Well- Have you... You guys, have you ever seen Elvis in a UFO? Oh, tell them about the Elvis in the UFO.
Tell them about the Elvis in... From one of our... We know, we actually- Have, I've seen Elvis- As contactees, abductees- Well- ... whatever you wanna call us ... Elvis in quotes ... we both have a mutual memory of seeing... There's- there's a- a- It had to be more than once ... a fellow on shipboard who- More than one, I think ... the, uh, ETs who have these wristbands that they give us that can make us look like anything we want if- [00:10:00] if, you know, for different purposes.
If they need us to- If they need us to do whatever. This one guy had one, and he went over to a group of older ladies, and he set himself up to look like Elvis. This was, like, in the '80s. Yeah, he started singing one of Elvis's song, and the woman said- "Oh, Elvis" ... "It doesn't, it doesn't go like that." And he said, "Hey, I wrote it."
Yeah, I remember that. "I can sing it the way I want." But he'd go up to these ladies 'cause they were scared- Mm ... and this was, like, in the '80s, and he'd go, "Oh, thank you very, oh, yeah, oh," and he'd talk like Elvis, and they'd be like, "Oh, it's Elvis." And they'd really, like, relax after that. Oh. And they'd start dreaming that they were Elvis.
God, what an ego trip. Anyway, if you ever see a pink Cadillac driving around in a spaceship. Yeah, if he's out there right now. Yeah, if- I hope he's enjoying his ride. Do you guys remember Sammy Hagar? He had actually sung for Van Halen for a while. Um, he said that, uh, he had encounters with beings when he was young, and he characterized his experiences real, not, they could not be fantasies.
And, um, he said that they talked to [00:11:00] him with their minds, which a lot of people report that. Mm-hmm, telepathy. Yeah, telepathy, and that he had physical, uh, conversations. He said that this repeated through his, his, uh, life and, um, that, uh... I wonder if he's keeping those secrets in his three locked box. One, two, three locked box.
As, as long as- As long as you're talking about having conversations with them, some, they do actually speak And they ha- their voices are, are, uh, uh- Very high-pitched ... very high-pitched. They are, because they are descended from something like bird creatures on their planet. That's why they have four fingers instead of five.
And their voices- And we're not gonna tell you how their fingers work- Yeah ... because if we do, then certain people will say, "I've seen aliens, and this-" Yeah ... "is how their fingers work." It's one of the things that real researchers use to find out who knows them- Yeah ... and who doesn't. And their voices will sound something like this.
Yeah, you know- Like a cartoon voice almost ... you know what's funny is that- And it can be annoying, too, I might add. [00:12:00] Yeah. You know what's funny is that people will say, "If they don't have vocal cords, how can they talk?" Well, birds don't have vocal cords. Birds don't have vocal cords. Right. And believe us, our parrots talk like crazy.
Oh, God. Too much. You tell them about the next guy Who's the next guy? Robbie Williams A lot of people think Robin Williams when they hear that, but it's not. It's Robbie Williams. Robbie Williams. He's a celebrity from the UK. Right. He's reported three UFO experiences. One of his strangest accounts occurred after he finished writing the song Arizona, which dealt with alien abductions.
He said a large golden light appeared and disappeared when he was writing the song. He subsequently became deeply interested in UFO phenomena and traveled to Nevada with journalist John Ronson to investigate UFO claims. Now, why would a guy even bother writing a song about UFOs if he didn't have a feeling that somehow he was involved in them?
Marketability, money. All around money, marketability, and- I don't know. I mean, you know, I- Maybe a little bit of art. Yeah. And then there's- ... Tom DeLonge. Tom [00:13:00] DeLonge. I- DeLonge. Tom DeLonge I, I don't know who he is. UFOs, aliens, and government investigations. Anyway, uh, I guess... Oh, he was the guitarist from Blink- Blink-182, yeah.
Yeah, I never knew that band, I guess. Mm-hmm. Um, anyway, he was fascinated in UFOs since he was young. Most people aren't fascinated with them- Mm-hmm ... unless there's some kind of connection with them, so there's sort of a... What did they tell us? It's somebody else's problem. Yes. Yeah. We were out one day looking at UFOs.
We were actually seeing them, and people would walk by and go, "Oh, my God, it's a UFO." It was right there, as plain as you can see. And other people would wa- walk by and, and- Is this the bright lights at the beach you're talking about? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, this was amazing. People would- And they'd just be sitting there.
And they would look- And we were looking at them ... and they'd look at them, and they wouldn't even see anything. I mean, it wasn't like they would see a light and go, "That's nothing." They would look up, and they wouldn't even see it. Mm-hmm. So it was really real wild. So- Mm-hmm ... and we said, "How is that?" And they said, "Ah," they look at it and they say, "Ah, that's [00:14:00] somebody else's problem."
Mm-hmm. Go figure. Anyway, he was in, he was interested in them, and it led him to a period of music. Uh, and then he started investigating UFOs instead. And in 2017, it helped him establish the Stars Academy of Arts and Science. To the Stars Academy of Arts and Science. Yeah. Well, why don't you read it? To infinity and beyond.
Yay. To the Star- Nick Jonas had a UFO sighting That's one of the Jonas Brothers, right? Yeah. Jonas ha- has said that when he was around 14, he saw three unusual objects in the sky outside his home. By the way, I do that during the podcast. That's why you always hear it. I'm sorry I keep cutting you off. Yes, you do.
Oh, go ahead. Start again. I don't know if I can do this anymore. He saw three unusual objects in the sky outside his home. He later discussed the ins- the experience publicly as a UFO sighting. So, you know, to, to come out and actually talk about it, put your career at risk, I mean, that's, [00:15:00] uh, something happened.
You know? Something happened. Yeah. I mean, these are famous people who could get very much laughed at, you know? Mm. Or lose their careers. Then there's Kesha. Mm. Um, she saw lights over Joshua Tree. She said she saw unusual lights over Joshua Tree that inspired her in- inspired her interest in extraterrestrial phenomenon.
She later incorporated UFOs into her theme of creative work. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Post Malone. Malone was publicly, has... He's publicly said that he's seen unidentified flying objects on multiple occasions, including sightings during his youth and later in Utah. Yeah, now how do you say her name? 'Cause I- Demi. Demi Lovato.
I'd go Lovato. Could be Lavedo, could be Lovato. Yeah, this is someone I don't know because I'm old. Mm-hmm. She had a CE5 encounter. Yeah. She said that she was actually abducted when she was at Joshua Tree. Um, and, uh, she was with Steven Greer when she was [00:16:00] abducted. Uh, she saw unusual craft during her experience and subsequently made a documentary series on it called Unidentified with Demi whatever her last name is.
Lavedo, Lovato. Maybe I should stop, find that on the internet- Mm ... and watch it. Hmm. Ace Frehley. UFO encounters. Yeah, he was from Kiss. The Kiss guitarist has spoken for years about seeing UFOs, and experienced an encounter when he was younger. His- They probably picked him up to find out why he looked like he did.
Maybe. Mm. It- He had that star ... pre- Oh, okay. His interest in the subject became part of his public persona, including his 2014 album Space Invader. Yeah. Oh, and John Lennon. Everyone seems to know this story- Yeah ... but it's important. Yeah. Very important. Yeah, this is an important one. It was hard to be John Lennon, I'm sure.
Mm-hmm. He, he, he was a brave, brave guy, all the stuff that he did. One of my heroes. Yep. So take it away, sweetie. Okay. In August, it was [00:17:00] the 23rd, '74, 1974, a long time before most people listening to this probably were born. Mm-hmm. Um, it was ab- I think you need to get a little bit closer. You're sounding kind of distant to me here.
Sorry about that. Yeah. There, now I can hear you. Yeah, but you can't see me. Yeah. Well, let's take a moment. You get over here, okay? Okay. Just, just do your thing. All right. How about that? Is that better? That's a little bit better. Uh, let me move this. Your posture's horrible, you know? That's 'cause my chair seems like it's broken or something.
Here, let me press the ejection button right here, okay? Ah. Okay. Is that better? That's better. Okay. Okay. All right. Uh, in, um... It was about 9:00 at night or something. He was sitting on his balcony of his penthouse, um, on the top floor of his 434 East 52nd Street, that infamous address, right? In Manhattan. Yeah.
Um- Fancy, schmancy place ... he was there with his girlfriend that he had, uh, May Pang, we won't go into that, who, um, witnessed, uh, who [00:18:00] also witnessed this and said she saw it too. Mm-hmm, so she corroborated it with him. Right. Yeah. But, so why don't you go on? And what they saw. What did they see? Mm. They sa- Lennon described a silent saucer-shaped object, or flattened cone, hovering roughly 100 feet away.
That's a pretty close encounter. Yeah. It- Not as close as the time I touched one over my head, though. That was pretty cool. That's, that was pretty close. And my hair didn't even stand up. Oh, my g- Can I touch you? Oh, my. Oh, my. Sorry. It featured a non-blinking red light on top and a row of circle of flashing white electric style lights around the bottom rim.
The object moved silently without any sound. This is, this is a, a- Oh, I can't show people ... important, an important thing a- about, about an object. They don't make... They're completely silent. No sound at all. Yeah. It's, they almost suck up the sound. Yeah. They, he watched, Lennon watched in amazement until it was gone, then immediately called his attorney and business manager to report what happened.
Yeah. So you don't... [00:19:00] Yeah, that's, yeah, that's what you do, right? You don't call any, like, authority or anything like that. Of course, you probably shouldn't, but in 1974, you call your attorney and your business manager. Well, you know, he was, he was pretty, just a tad bit famous at that point. And your pot dealer.
And he-
Get me more of that stuff. It was freaking good. I'm seeing UFOs. Now, he, he was so impacted by this event that he documented it in the liner notes of the 1974 album, Walls and Bridges, uh, writing on the- Nobody know- "On the 23rd of August 1974, at 9:00 o'clock, I saw a UFO." And he also referenced the experience- Nobody told me there'd be days like this
yeah, yes, that w- that's the one. In his song- And there's UFOs over New York ... and I ain't too surprised. Yeah, don't, uh, [00:20:00] don't take my singing into account. How about David Bowie? Oh, always forgive him. Yeah, David Bowie had a lifetime fascination with ex- Yeah ... I mean, he- I didn't- ... called himself Ziggy Stardust
yeah, I didn't know this about Bowie. Yeah. I w- I have no idea why I didn't. He had multiple UFO sightings. Uh-huh. He s- said he saw them, like, six or seven times a night. M- yeah, includ- including seeing- For, for over a year when he was working- Yeah ... at a, um, he had been working at an observatory. Yeah, for at least a year.
Yeah. And it was interesting 'cause I thought to myself, as I was researching this, I thought, "Oh, he must be seeing satellites. He's seeing little white things flying regularly." Mm-hmm. But then he started talking about how they stopped, and then they shot off in other directions. Satellites don't do that.
Yeah. You know? So that made me think, "Wow, these can't be satellites." Right. You know? And it was funny 'cause he described the patterns that they were going in- Mm-hmm ... but the way that they shot off in different directions. Mm-hmm, right. So [00:21:00] anyway, in, in a s- 1975 interview with the c- with Creem Magazine, Bowie shared that around '68, '69, he worked briefly for a small English UFO magazine newsletter.
During that period, while spending time at an observatory, he witnessed objects six or seven times a night for about a year. He described unpredictable patterns, just like you say, claiming that certain cruise, cruises, unusual word to use, ar- uh, arrived regularly, even noting a specific object- Travel cruise, let's visit Earth
that's, that he called the 6.15 or the 6:15 that would meet up with another craft, hover stationary for a half an hour, and then shoot off. They must have been, like, transferring people- Yeah ... to the new. Or who knows. Let's go for a trip. All, all those stolen underpants and socks just s- make profit. We don't build a step in between Th- and then- That's my, the way I always do things All right.
Yeah. [00:22:00] Biographer Paul Trynka noted in Starman that Bowie was invited to a weekly UFO spotting and meditation evenings at a flat in Hampstead, London, hosted by songwri- writer Leslie Duncan, and attendees of these gatherings, including mus- musician Jeff Dexter, maintain that they regularly observed inexplicable aerial phenomena during those sessions.
Do you know who Leslie Duncan is? No. You know in Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon? Oh, yes. You know that woman that's- Yes ... going, "Ah." What an amazing voice. Yeah, that's who it is. Absolutely amazing. That's Leslie Duncan. She's a, she does have an amazing voice. She, that should, uh, yeah- Yeah ... incredible beyond belief.
Yeah. Really fabulous range. Absolutely. And she believes in UFOs. She actually sounds like a, a beautiful voice from space. Yeah. Yeah. So that's our celebrities, UFO- Yeah, UFOs ... segment of- And- ... of our show ... yeah, and it's not, you know, there are so many more, but that's just the quick ones. And that's just a tiny amount.
And look, I can project [00:23:00] green. Green. That's the alien portion of you, my love. Yeah, that's the brain damage porshin. Okay. Now, you, you- Porshin ... portions. I'm thinking of Fran Dresch- Drescher. Oh. We do have a little story that we knew that that was gonna be a short segment. Just shoot me. So we have a little story.
Um, it's one of the local ones to our area, to New England. Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. And it's about a fellow who actually is the source of one of the myths. Right. He is a real man, but he became a real, uh, ghost story in New England. Yeah. You wanna start? Okay. Long before Vermont became a state, there was a man named Samuel Peters.
Mm-hmm. He was an Anglican priest from Connecticut. He was asked to become the bishop of, of Vermont, but was not allowed because he was American by birth, and the English clergy in [00:24:00] Vermont refused to allow him the position. They say this rejection drove him off the edge of what some say was his already precarious madness.
That's right, and r- revenge made him, um, start to write many highly, uh- Acclaimed? M- yeah, made him write stories in all the highly acclaimed religious pamphlets and s- Publications ... publications of the time and stuff, and he spread the word that- Mm-hmm ... he actually named the state of Vermont. Mm-hmm. You know?
Yeah. In actuality, in 1777, a fellow named Thomas Young suggested the name Vermont. Which is actually French for Green Mountains. But Peters said Ver, V-E-R, was the French word maggot meaning- Which it really is ... which it is, meaning Maggot Mountain. Maggots. God, I can't. At first, people think he did that, and he sort of did [00:25:00] it as revenge.
Mm-hmm. You know, because they threw him out of the church, so... I mean, they didn't throw him out, but they wouldn't let him be the bishop over there. Mm-hmm. So, um, he said, "Well, V-," you know, sort of like sour grapes, "Well, I didn't wanna be the Bishop of Maggot Mountain anyway." Yeah. Um, but then his attitude changed, and he started saying, "Wait a minute.
Wait a minute. I love that place, and now they're calling it Maggot Mountain? It's called Green Mountain. But if you don't put a hyphen between Green and Mountain, it's Maggot Mountain." Mm-hmm. So he decided that he was the one who named it, and he named it Ver dash Mont. Green dash Mountain. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. So one summer while hiking on the mountain in Vermont called Killington, he was inspired with the idea to bring his followers to the top of Killington Mountain regularly and to preach [00:26:00] to them.
And he told friends the higher you were in the sky, the closer you were to heaven, thus easier it was for God to hear your prayers. Especially when you're skiing and you're like, "Oh, crap, here comes a tree. God, please save me." Unfortunately- You hit the tree? You hit the tree. Ouch ... and his first climb up Killington Mountain was his only climb.
His strange beliefs continued through his life. He even wrote a book about the cannibals living in Connecticut. Well - ... that's where part of my family lives. You people in Connecticut. I never knew. Yeah. Shame, shame. If, if you're out there in Connecticut, let us know if you eat people. Okay. Anyway, he went to his grave still fighting, and sometimes rather viciously, for the b- for his belief that the state was, uh, something that he named, and it was called Ver dash Mont.
Mm-hmm. And, um, they say now if you hike [00:27:00] up Killington and the weather is just right, and the wind is blowing through the trees just perfectly, you, and you listen. Usually I make the sound effects. And you listen. Mine are better. You can hear on the wind his melancholy voice saying, "It's Vermont,"
over and over again until the ghostly wind from his ghostly p- pulpit just fades away.
And it doesn't even say, "Get out." No, it doesn't. So everybody, thank you for joining us. This is our, our first YouTube video. Um, we've been, we've done 59 previous episodes on our podcast. You can go to [00:28:00] spookycoop.com. You can see it right... Oh, you can't see my hand, but you can see It's right up above us here.
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Thank you very much for joining us. Be good to each other. Take care of one another. Love one another. That's right. Until next time. When we see you [00:29:00] in the spooky coop. When we see you in the spooky coop. Pa-ha, ha, ha, ha. Bum, bum, bum, bum, bum. That was fun. That was fun. Here we go