Jerry and Kathy Wills

UFOs and Contact: The Travis Walton Story. What actually happened?Most of you already know I had contact experiences between 13 and 18 years of age. Afterward, and for the next five years, my contact only occurred once a month. It was during that time I was again summoned to the woods for a conversation. “They” had information they felt was important to share with me. Something had happened.Near the town of Snowflake, Arizona in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest, on the afternoon of November 5, 1975, Travis Walton experienced contact that shook the common narrative. Travis had been taken, and returned several days later! Few believed his story, yet no one could find any flaw with the intrinsic details. There were several witnesses.Tonight, for the first time publically, I add details to that event I have kept to myself… Until now.Why? I’ll tell you all about this during the broadcast.

Hi Folks ... Mixing and Mastering music is complicated. I'll explain, but first, the audio file above is the result of roughly a week (and many, many hours) of listening, adjusting, and listening again. When I begin such a project, each track is raw as it was recorded by the artist, and each track is only mono. Stereo comes later...  The components in this mix are...• 1 short intro track of African drumThis is only a loop sample (something that comes standard with my audio editing system). I liked the way it sounded and chose to use it. This track is only mono in front of, and near, the listener.• 12 stems of Cello (stems are basically individual tracks)All 12 stems were recorded with different parts being played. The same microphone was used for each stem. In each instance, the microphone was moved to capture specific qualities (low, mid, high notes) for that stem. Afterward, the next passage recorded using this technique. This artist played the song completely 12 times.• 10 stems of guitar mixed down to 4 stemsEach stem pair was recorded with two different microphones and 2 different guitar tunings. The tuning changes were done to recreate a 12 string guitar sound. 2 stems were recorded using 2 identical microphones in front of and behind the artist in a large room. Mixing each guitar accurately creates the warmth and ambiance you would hear had you been sitting in front of the performer in a large, empty room. This artist played the entire song 5 times.Sounds complicated right out of the box, doesn't it! Let me tell you, it is!After several years away from producing music, the technology landscape has changed incredibly. For me, it's not that much different from starting from scratch. On a positive note, the workflow and speed of computers has dramatically improved. What once took an hour now takes only a few minutes. I hope I'm not being too nerdy with all my explanations.  If I've lost you, just go enjoy the music and forget reading the rest, haha... However, if this sort of thing fascinates you, here's the workflow!I'll keep it simple...• Each track needs to be listened to dozens of times as audio plugins are applied to each track (stem). As you listen, make changes to the settings of the plugin, and listen again you decide if you like it. If not, you apply a different plugin and start over.• Once you have the sound "sounding" mostly OK, decisions are made to assign each track to a "location" in the listening area (left, right, center, near, far, etc...).This is not easy. Past a point (maybe an hour, maybe two) your ears can no longer detect the subtle differences in the music and the alterations you have made using the audio plugin's. You stop, walk away, and come back to it another time. This is why it takes a while.Where I am at this point...Well, by listening to the track above you can easily tell it is now stereo (no longer mono). I have also balanced each track and placed it in the sound field; left, right, front, and distances from the listener who is sitting in the imaginary center of a large acoustically tuned room.Am I satisfied with the sound at this point? I think so...Like anyone, I keep listening and finding things I could do differently. Are the guitar strings too loud, or not loud enough? The same thoughts occur about the Cello. How do I blend these so they sound right? What sounds right?! It's subjective : /Each morning, and each night, I listen again. This morning, I think it sounds good to me... To me. Kathy listens and tells me each time what she thinks, too. I take her advice into consideration. Everyone hears in their own unique way. Also, I have heard this so many times I'm no longer objective. That's where YOU come in!The track is roughly 5 minutes longListen to it a few times. What do YOU think? Are the Cello's too loud, or not as loud as they should be? The same for the guitars. What do YOU think about the way I arranged the sound field? It IS balanced, but should there be any changes made?While I wait for your input, I am planning to record the vocals. Yes, I will be singing, hahaha... To give you some idea of the style I hope to emulate. Listen to the track linked below. I know I won't sound "like" this guy, really. But, I like his style and it is this song I had in my head when I originally sang this song on the original version I recorded 35 years ago. I sent you that recording last week and will attach it again to this post.Also, I have the words to the song attached below...Ok, that's all for now. If you made it all the way to the end, you are a trooper, haha! I know some of this is well beyond what you know. That mentioned, listening to music is easy. Let me know your thoughts ; )BTW, once I have this completely finished, it will be our gift to you : )Thanks, Folks...JerryGod Shuffled His Feet - Crash Test DummiesMmmm Mmmm Mmmm Mmmm - Crash Test Dummies

Hi Folks ... The last few weeks I have had a side job. I've decided - because of Kathy - I should rerecord The Star Trek Song, redo the vocals, and publish it.To accomplish this I knew I would need help. After a few days of reading through profiles and listening to samples of their music, I found two very talented musicians on Fivver.com to help with this. The guitar player is from Slovenia. The Cellist is from Alabama (USA). Both are masters at their instruments.I have more work to do with this. It's a slow process to address each of the 20 tracks and do magic that creates something well beyond what they recorded for me. Like video editing, mixing and mastering music is not only a skill, it is an art form... and, it's been several years since I tackled a project like this.With this post, you'll find the guitar track above. The Cello part is attached and likely needs to be downloaded to play it. These are 96k .WAV files. What this means is they are the highest quality possible without standing in the studio listening to these instruments live. Most computers easily play .WAV files. However, if you have any issues, simply download the .mp3 files.Once you listen to each mixdown, imagine how this all sounds together. We've already heard it... It sounds fantastic to Kathy and me. I still need to record the vocals, which I think will happen this weekend. Once I have that part finished, and mastering is completed,  Kathy & I will send you the finished song.Meanwhile, let me know what you think of each track. I'm truly interested to hear your opinions/thoughts on this.Ok, that's all for now. I'll wait to hear from you amazing and wonderful friends!Best WishesJerryPs... Please don't share this music with anyone or place it online. If that happens I could be kept from actually releasing it.

Hi Folks...  Here's another archived audio file from several years ago when we lived in the Amazon. The night this was recorded, Kathy and I were living at the Amazon Rainforest Lodge. This place is our home away from home deep in the jungle and up the Amazon River from Iquitos, Peru.That night, the storm was wandering away from us. The Ayahuasca Ceremony now concluded, Kathy & I were sitting on the front porch of our bungalow listening to the rain, tree frogs, and wind in the trees.Far off in the distance, lightning flashed across the canopy, thunder rolled, and a cool jungle breeze created a very primitive, ancient ambience. Our four-channel audio recording system was still set up. I reached over, turned it on, and this recording is the result. We still listen to this in the dark with our eyes closed, reliving that magic you only find in the Amazon.Like Sacred Ceremonies, we've sold this recording for many years.  We recently made this available to the public for $5 as a digital download. However, for you folks... It's free!Kathy & I want you to have this as our gift. Why? Because you guys are that special ; ) We hope you enjoy it...With Love and Appreciation...  Jerry & Kathy

Hi Folks... Here is an archived audio file from several years ago when we lived in the Amazon. The night this was recorded, Kathy and I were living at the Amazon Rainforest Lodge. This place is our home away from home deep in the jungle and up the Amazon from Iquitos, Peru.That night, there were three Shamen at the lodge at our request. It was a special treat for our passengers who had joined up there for the week. During the Ayahuasca Ceremony, a terrific thunderstorm rolled through as the ceremony was being held. Shamen took turns singing Icaro's and moderating the ceremony into the night.Lightning flashed, thunder rolled, and the sounds of the jungle created an intense and magical setting. I quickly set up a four-channel audio recording system with some of the best microphones available at that time. We captured the event and our recording of Amazon Rain afterward.We've been selling these on CD for years. Now, they are available to the public for $5 as a digital download. However, for you folks... It's free ; ) Kathy & I want you to have this as our gift to you. We hope you enjoy it...With Love and Appreciation... Jerry & Kathy

Broadcast date: May 23rd, 2020Broadcast Duration: 2:12:55Derrel Sims was first aware of his abduction by an alien presence at the age of four years old. These continued on throughout his life until he became an adult. Now, abductions are happening to his children... and he's pissed! Derrel became the Alien Hunter because of this. Now, he spends his life hunting these beings, gathering evidence, educating and helping those who reach out to him, and asking the important questions about who these beings are, why there are here, and how can they be stopped.This was not only an interesting show with a well-informed guest, it was also an extraordinary opportunity to interview our friend, Derrel Sims: Alien Hunter. Kathy & I hope you enjoy this one as much as we do!Derrel's Website: AlienHunter.org 

Broadcast Date: May 13th, 2020Duration: 1:59:45Our guest was supposed to be Wal Thornhill, Co-author of The Electric Universe...However... because of a screw up at my end, the show didn't happen as planned. I forgot the day difference between Az and Australia...So, I (Jerry) discussed the details of a vivid dream I had the night before. In this dream, I saw ahead between September (2020) and January (2021). This broadcast was a discussion about what I saw and the implications if it were to occur.

Broadcast Date: May 1st, 2020Broadcast Duration: 2:18:16You have questions... We answer them!  Q& A with Jerry and Kathy... Ask us anything!

Broadcast date: April 22nd, 2020Duration: 2:12:38Our guest is Edmund Marriage, author, and researcher. Edmund has spent his life investigating far ancient times when the world was vastly different. The people who lived during these ancient times were far more sophisticated than modern archeologists want to acknowledge.Since our last interview several years ago, Edmund has made additional discoveries. You are taking a front-row seat as what he has uncovered is brought to a world audience - and you are among the first to hear this dynamic information about ancient Gods and Angels!