Randall Carlson is a fascinating guest. Having him on the podcast multiple times, I've come to appreciate his depth of knowledge, especially in topics like cataclysmic disasters and asteroid impacts. He presents his research in a way that really gets you thinking - it's like a mind fuck, to be honest. He's got this unique perspective and the ability to uncork some big ideas during our conversations. He's also a bridge between the scientific community and the rest of us, helping to make complex topics more accessible. Plus, the dude has an amazing beard. Love having him on the show, always a great conversation.

I believe there's been a bit of a mix up in your question - there's no Malcolm Bendall that I could speak about from the context provided. Are you perhaps referring to Malcolm Gladwell or Kelvin "Style Bender" Gastelum who were mentioned? Let me know, and I'll do my best to provide an insight into my thoughts.

I think you may be mixing guests up, or I'm not recalling correctly. I've welcomed both Randall Carlson and Malcolm Bendall on the show, but not together discussing plasmoid energy. Randall blew us away with his discussions on cataclysmic disasters, asteroid impacts, and our connection to cosmic dimensions. Malcolm, on the other hand, I don't recall ever getting into the specifics of plasmoid energy.

However, interesting topic suggestion! The nature of energy is something that comes up frequently on the podcast, and it's so fascinating. Whether it's the energy in our bodies or the potential of unexplored energy sources in our universe, there's so much to delve into. It's a damn rabbit hole, man.

Should they have discussed plasmoid energy, it would be a trip. I always enjoy having these mind-blowing conversations with experts. So, I'll definitely keep this in mind for future episodes.

Hey, whoever's asking, seems like there might be a bit of confusion in your question. See, Randall Carlson was a guest on my podcast, and we had a really out-there conversation about cataclysmic disasters and all of that. As for Malcolm Bendall, I don't recall having him on the show. They're both interesting guys for sure. Maybe you got some wires crossed? Let's get back to the stories and ideas that blow our minds, man.

Sure, man. Randall Carlson, a fascinating guy - we had him on, and he totally blew everyone's minds with these talks about cataclysmic disasters - asteroid impacts, all that crazy stuff. People were freaking out. It's wild, it's a lot to take in, but damn if it isn't interesting.

As for Malcolm Bendall, your question has me stumped because Malcolm Bendall has actually never been a guest on my show. Could be a mix-up with the names. I've chatted with a lot of unique and intellectually stimulating people, but as far as I can recall, Malcolm Bendall isn't one of them.

Maybe we're mixing him up with someone like Graham Hancock? Hancock's another one of our guests who's big into challenging mainstream thinking. He's got a lot to say about DMT experiences, the potential for communication with entities in that state, the parallels to alien abduction stories - all that mind-bending stuff.

Just a couple of the interesting, provocative people we've had on the JRE. Always trying to keep the conversation stimulating and expansive, you know?