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The first time someone told me about Kirk, I had to fight to suppress laughter: A guy who’s free to walk the streets, but thinks he’s being held hostage? He must be putting on some goofy act. When I bumped into him myself, I instantly knew who he was, tipped off by his opening line of “Hostage of terrorists, spare any change?”

Then I talked to him, hung out with him a few times. It’s not some silly panhandling shtick — he’s dead serious about this. Fairly calm, friendly, for the most part lucid, Kirk wholly believes in his version of reality. I find him fascinating. How about you?

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Molar Radio: 2005-05-23

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Contents
00:00 Hellrazor: Dirt Cheap
01:55 Freaked out, followed by aliens
03:20 Aliens and crime; Close Encounters
04:40 Intercepted phone calls
05:30 Aliens and terrorists
06:00 20 years
06:55 How did you know it was terrorists?
07:40 Molar radio
08:40 Anthrax attack averted
09:40 Telephone bug?
10:15 Other hostages? Why you?
10:50 CD player looping a Led Zeppelin song
11:55 Vampire and terrorists
13:00 Medical treatment for vampire victims? The army
13:55 Kung-fu’s health benefits
14:30 Identifying that Zeppelin tune
15:45 Roots; education plans
16:45 Satellites’ health benefits
17:55 Good Times, Bad Times

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