Jack Wagner

It did look like a boat to some extent. And then his, his wife, Dale, who you will eventually meet in the recording is like this amazing painter, but also into spooky stuff. She showed us a photo of a leprechaun. She took, I think it was a painting, a painting of a photo of a leprechaun.

It did look like a boat to some extent. And then his, his wife, Dale, who you will eventually meet in the recording is like this amazing painter, but also into spooky stuff. She showed us a photo of a leprechaun. She took, I think it was a painting, a painting of a photo of a leprechaun.

It did look like a boat to some extent. And then his, his wife, Dale, who you will eventually meet in the recording is like this amazing painter, but also into spooky stuff. She showed us a photo of a leprechaun. She took, I think it was a painting, a painting of a photo of a leprechaun.

Oh yeah, she knew who Eddie Lenahan was. I name-dropped Eddie Lenahan on her, and I think I earned a lot of respect in that moment, which was really cool to be able to name-drop Eddie Lenahan. Yeah, Dale was great. Don's memory is not super strong. All the things that Don couldn't remember, she would remember. So anyway, we recorded most of our interaction there.

Oh yeah, she knew who Eddie Lenahan was. I name-dropped Eddie Lenahan on her, and I think I earned a lot of respect in that moment, which was really cool to be able to name-drop Eddie Lenahan. Yeah, Dale was great. Don's memory is not super strong. All the things that Don couldn't remember, she would remember. So anyway, we recorded most of our interaction there.

Oh yeah, she knew who Eddie Lenahan was. I name-dropped Eddie Lenahan on her, and I think I earned a lot of respect in that moment, which was really cool to be able to name-drop Eddie Lenahan. Yeah, Dale was great. Don's memory is not super strong. All the things that Don couldn't remember, she would remember. So anyway, we recorded most of our interaction there.

Go ahead and listen to that right now. This is us pulling up to the house and meeting Don for the very first time. Hey, how's it going? I'm Jack. Nice to officially meet you. We've been talking.

Go ahead and listen to that right now. This is us pulling up to the house and meeting Don for the very first time. Hey, how's it going? I'm Jack. Nice to officially meet you. We've been talking.

Go ahead and listen to that right now. This is us pulling up to the house and meeting Don for the very first time. Hey, how's it going? I'm Jack. Nice to officially meet you. We've been talking.

all of these too.

all of these too.

all of these too.

All right, that brings us to the end of this preview. If you want to hear the full episode about our adventure into the desert and the ongoing mission to help Don and Dale McKinney preserve their archive, the episode is out now on Patreon. I also filmed a short little documentary of Don giving a tour of his collection and his house. That is also available on Patreon right now.

All right, that brings us to the end of this preview. If you want to hear the full episode about our adventure into the desert and the ongoing mission to help Don and Dale McKinney preserve their archive, the episode is out now on Patreon. I also filmed a short little documentary of Don giving a tour of his collection and his house. That is also available on Patreon right now.

All right, that brings us to the end of this preview. If you want to hear the full episode about our adventure into the desert and the ongoing mission to help Don and Dale McKinney preserve their archive, the episode is out now on Patreon. I also filmed a short little documentary of Don giving a tour of his collection and his house. That is also available on Patreon right now.

I also wanna give a major thank you to our patrons for enabling us to do this type of thing. I've always wanted to do more with Otherworld than just tell spooky stories. And I'm really so happy that we can use the resources of the show to help preserve this huge chunk of history like we're doing. So thank you to all the patrons who contribute to the show.

I also wanna give a major thank you to our patrons for enabling us to do this type of thing. I've always wanted to do more with Otherworld than just tell spooky stories. And I'm really so happy that we can use the resources of the show to help preserve this huge chunk of history like we're doing. So thank you to all the patrons who contribute to the show.

I also wanna give a major thank you to our patrons for enabling us to do this type of thing. I've always wanted to do more with Otherworld than just tell spooky stories. And I'm really so happy that we can use the resources of the show to help preserve this huge chunk of history like we're doing. So thank you to all the patrons who contribute to the show.

If you want to show us your support as well, you could join at patreon.com slash otherworld. I'm going to play you out with a song that we found on one of the tapes. Don's archive is really so huge, we're just barely scratching the surface of it still. But this recording is apparently a composition written by George Van Tassel and performed by a full band led by Arthur Mancini.

If you want to show us your support as well, you could join at patreon.com slash otherworld. I'm going to play you out with a song that we found on one of the tapes. Don's archive is really so huge, we're just barely scratching the surface of it still. But this recording is apparently a composition written by George Van Tassel and performed by a full band led by Arthur Mancini.