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This weekend, we offer two special programs. First, Whitley Strieber’s long awaited analysis of his short story Pain. Pain was written during the time that he had his 1985 close encounter experience, and reveals much of his unconscious reaction to what had happened to him. Over the thirty years since, he has learned a great deal more about the experience, and the insights that appear in this discussion are among the deepest he has ever reached.

Second, Whitley Strieber and Dr. John Mack became good friends after Dr. Mack became interested in close encounter witnesses. In November of 1999, Whitley interviewed Dr. Mack on Dreamland. It is a beautiful interview, and Whitley has added an introduction recalling Dr. Mack and their relationship.
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When Whitley Strieber read the newly revised version of David Paulides’ Missing 411, he was profoundly concerned to discover that one of the most mysterious of the cases not only took place within a few miles of his upstate New York cabin, but possibly on the same morning that the visitors asked him to go with them, and he refused.

Of course, it may not have been the same morning and it may not even have been related, but listen as Whitley and David Paulides discuss the case in detail, and draw your own conclusions about one of the most provocative stories ever told on Unknowncountry.com.

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Whitley Strieber outlines his expectations for 2013? Where are we with the close encounter experience? What about bigfoot and all the other anomalies? He describes the changes he expects to see in the new year, and you should expect to be surprised!
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In this powerful half hour, Whitley Strieber ends 2012 by going down a list of all the secrets the government keeps, from UFOs to JFK to 911. And remember Flight 800? Whitley does and he is still asking questions.

This talk is mind opening, often shocking and, when you realize just how much is being kept from us, deeply infuriating. But it does not need to stay this way. Whitley makes the point that we are essentially supporting a vast secret society that is the United States government, and that we cannot be free until we know the truths that are being hidden from us.
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