• 265 - The Dolphin Point Experiment: LSD, Aliens, NASA, and Dolphin Sex

  • Oct 11 2021
  • Duración: 2 h y 13 m
  • Podcast
  • 3.0 out of 5 stars (2 calificaciones)

265 - The Dolphin Point Experiment: LSD, Aliens, NASA, and Dolphin Sex

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  • Oh boy. This is an especially weird one. Sometimes truth really is stranger than fiction. In the summer of 1965, John C. Lilly, a medic and neuroscientist, and his assistant Margaret Howe, a young lady who just happened to live nearby, would set up a partially-flooded house on St. Thomas in the US Virgin Islands, where Margaret would spend nearly twenty-four hours a day with a young bottlenose dolphin named Peter. Where she would have sex with this dolphin. Why? To help it learn English. Why? So that the dolphin could teach Dr. Lilly how to communicate telepathically so he could converse with aliens already controlling his life subconsciously. I told you it was weird. I laughed so much researching today's topic. Hope you find this exceptionally strange bit of history highly entertaining as well.

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Dan's desire to be a wannabe stand-up comic overrides listenability

I'm sure there are those that find Dan's inability, or maybe it's his desire, to not focus on the subject of the podcast hysterical. For me it was just trying to listen to.

Some humor would be fine but on the whole it was like trying to listen to someone with the worst case of ADD you've ever had the misfortune to run into.
While interested in finding out about the bizarre couple in St Thomas and their weird foray out to the periphery of animal/human relations I found myself drowning in Dan's desire to keep this cast centered upon his own cleverness rather than any real continuity with the story.
This review does however fall under the ol' "you can't please everyone" axiom.

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