Blurry Creatures EP: 167 Angels in the Andes with Tim Alberino
Cracking Tim
- Tim Alberino, a frequent guest, finally loosened up and showed his jovial side.
- The hosts joked about "cracking" Tim and their evolving friendship.
Costa Rica Event
- The podcast announces an event in Costa Rica in February 2024.
- Tim Alberino describes the event as an intimate gathering in the jungle.
Tim's Time in Peru
- Tim Alberino lived in Peru for ten years, immersing himself in local culture.
- He enjoyed spending time with elders, hearing stories of creatures and events.
Tim Alberino is back to take us on a fascinating journey into the blurry history of Peru. Tim lived in Peru for more than a decade and in his travels, he went to remote villages and met native people that had remarkable encounters with legendary creatures. Deep in the mountains, the locals told him stories of a strange race of cloaked-white-haired Nordic-looking men that live under the Andes. Some of the native people told stories of these men coming and going on strange metallic craft and appearing many times in villages in the remotest parts of the Andes mountains. Local priests told Tim of giants and strange red-eyed entities that acted as the gatekeepers for arranging meetings with these mysterious "Viracochas". Local legends of these sightings go all the way back to the earliest post-flood civilizations that allegedly received help from these entities in rebuilding after a great cataclysm. This is a topic that Tim has never spoken on publicly and his first episode on the Viracochas of Peru.
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Guest: timothyalberino.com
Intro song: Dreamkid83
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Music Kyle Monroe: tinytaperoom.com
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Mastering: ironwingstudios.com
Outro Song: TimeCop1983: timecop1983.com
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