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Scatterbrain Podcast - Episode 137: Banter Vol. VIII includes a review of Revocation's new album "Netherheaven".

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Welcome to Scatterbrain Podcast Episode 143: Mel's Hole.

Our main topic this week is a tale told by Mel Waters to Art Bell back in 1997 on Coast to Coast AM. It is a good story. An interesting tale. But, is that all it is? Just a fun and creepy story? Or is it true? Is Mel Waters even a real person? You decide.

We start this week by talking more space stuff - of course! The JWT is creating even more questions with new and confounding discoveries. Is the Earth hollow and inhabited? Is the Moon an artificial structure? And how far is 100 LY actually, relatively speaking? It's becoming apparent that the more humanity discovers, the less we actually know.

Then we delve into a bit a metal history by trash-talking a band that you may have heard of... because some bands stay true to their sound and themselves. Like Florida death-metal legends Obituary. This week we review their new album, "Dying of Everything".

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Welcome to Scatterbrain Podcast Episode 144!

This week, we review the self-titled crossover debut from Heaven's Gate.

Then, we talk about and consider some theories and mysteries surrounding the moon and its formation. There are lots of interesting thoughts around the moon and its composition; some more credible than others. What does the future hold for exploration of the moon, and what awaits the next wave of missions to the moon?

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Welcome to Scatterbrain Podcast Episode 132!

We've been talking a lot lately about space research and space exploration, so it only makes sense to talk about what started it all: Sputnik 1. We talk about the early missions to space and the ensuing "space race" between the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. during the Cold War.

We also talk about a couple of new albums this week: "Survival of the Sickest", the latest from Bloodbath and "A Blind Eye", from Assault

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Welcome one and all to Scatterbrain Podcast Episode 135: Space Race Part 3.

In our final installment of our Space Race series we talk about Werner Von Braun, the Nazi SS Officer who was captured by the The United States military at the end of WWII and brought to the U.S.A. with thousands of other German scientists under Operation Paperclip. He and his group of scientists were instrumental in bringing the U.S. victory in the the Space Race by designing and building the giant Saturn V rocket that took men to the Moon and back... nine times! Twice to orbit the Moon and test systems and procedures, twice with Apollos 11 and 12 ( when men first walked on the Moon ), one near-catastrophe with Apollo 13, then four more missions with successful landings! That's 24 humans that left Earth orbit and traveled to the Moon and back ( 3 astronauts went twice, if you're doing the math )! Twelve Americans walked on the Moon and came home safely! And it would not have been possible without the genius and vision of one man in particular: Werner Von Braun. But, he had blood on his hands, and he never paid for his crimes as part of one of the most evil regimes in human history. Was it worth it? Is turning your back on your morals, ideals, and humanity justified if it helps to best your hated and feared rival? The enemy of my enemy is my friend, right? No matter now. The United States won that bitch straight up! Ha! Suck it Soviet Union! Losers!

We also review yet another Texas death-metal outfit called Tribal Gaze, and their freshman offering, "The Nine Choirs".

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