The extraterrestrial comedy podcast where we probe Supersonic Spheres sighted by many witnesses in Wales. Allegedly. Before we’ve barely introduced the location of todays events (Great Orme/Little Orme), Moonwalker shares some personal woes in the first five minutes. Then as the probe begins, we explore what happened to a family driving down a long and lonesome road. Why would this family incur the wrath of the RAF? What was there a bug? If so, was it a bug of earthly or extraterrestrial origin, or was it a peppercorn? Only the dentist knows. After 1997, we pop back to 1982 and you know that Moonwalker has issues when we head back to ’82. We also touch base in 2015 so this one gets around. You know what that means? Loads of credible evidence. This place is clearly a hot bed of UFO activity (Wales, that is - Greybeard definitely didn’t get confused with a previous probe). All that and more on this week’s file.
 
 
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Music created via Garageband. Additional music via: https://freepd.com - thank you most kindly good people. As we revisited a joke from two episodes ago (Tribute), we had to include a tiny instrumental snippet playing Tribute from Kyle Gass and Jack Black’s band Tenacious D (the first single from their self-titled 2001 album). The song continues to be part of Epic labels catalogue and was produced by the Dust Brothers. We encourage you to play it via all good streaming platforms and ROCK! There was also a snippet of an instrumental midi version of Dentist from Little Shop Of Horrors, a musical and 1986 movie that we occasionally reference. We were discussing a dentist so we felt that reference had to be made.