Podcast UFO

Special guest Dan Carlson shares his two childhood UFO sightings and his role in investigating the 2019-2020 UAP/drone flap in NE Colorado and western Nebraska, featured globally by the Associated Press. Dan discusses why his interest in UAP has been rekindled and the role of faith in exploring these phenomena. We discuss ideas of what the visitors may be and religious beliefs, the bible and more. Show Notes

Reports of UFOs by truckers are common enough that an entire book could be devoted to this subject alone. Reports range from two drivers (a married couple) being chased by a bubble-shaped craft full of bird-like creatures, to an entire tractor-trailer being sucked up into a UFO, along with the trucker who was driving it. In 1972, a trucker in South Carolina claimed not only to have seen a UFO, but that it was following him on a nightly basis.According to the article (page 4 of the pdf) headlined “Truck Driver Believes ‘Saucer’ follows Him,” in the January 26, 1973, Gaffney, South Carolina, Ledger, a driver for Charlotte-based Akers Motor Lines, Gerald Summey, reported that he had been followed for three months by “an oval-shaped object, which glows like a fluorescent light.” “At least a dozen of Summey’s trucker friends” are reported to have seen it as well. One sighting is described where Summey, along with another Charlotte-based truck driver, watched the object through binoculars as it landed in a field. It’s described as “oval, with a black base and holes all around the base area.” The personnel manager at Akers is reported to have had “no qualms” regarding Summey’s character and it is said that Summey “reportedly neither drinks, smokes, nor ‘pops pills’ to stay awake.”Read more →

Martin discussed the picturesque area, as well as taking calls. Then a prerecord with Martin, and event organizer, Danny Reid gives us an overview if the 2024 Shag Harbour UFO-Expo.Tune in on October 02, at 9:00 AM ET for a live show with Ryan Sprague: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdQnI...SHOW NOTES with images

Join guest Jim Lawrence, a native of New Brunswick, Canada, and lifelong UFO enthusiast. With a deep passion for the unknown, Jim has devoured countless books on UFOs and now serves as a MUFON investigator. In this live recording from the Shag Harbour UFO EXPO, Jim dives into well-known UFO incidents and shares intriguing cases he's personally investigated, including some with connections to his own acquaintances. Don’t miss this fascinating exploration of UFO mysteries!SHOW NOTES

Guest, Stanley Milford Jr. discusses his book, THE PARANORMAL RANGER: A Navajo Investigator’s Search for the Unexplained. Milford shares gripping stories from his career as a Navajo Ranger, investigating the strange and supernatural across the Navajo Nation. From eerie encounters with skinwalkers and UFOs to chilling cases of hauntings and livestock mutilations, his memoir provides a unique perspective shaped by his Navajo and Cherokee heritage. Join us as Milford offers insights into the paranormal mysteries that haunt one of the largest Indigenous territories in the U.S. We also take a few phone calls.Show Notes

Last week, we were looking into a case from Lewis County, Washington, involving Bigfoot and a UFO, and we came upon Flying Saucer News, published by James S. Rigberg, who ran the Flying Saucer News Bookstore (and Prosperity Clinic) at 359 West 45th Street in Manhattan. The story we were looking at was covered in the May 1972 issue (page 5 of the pdf) of the magazine. Also in that issue was an editorial by Rigberg suggesting that a solution to the crime wave affecting New York City at the time would be to put habitual criminals in suspended animation using cryonics until effective methods of rehabilitation were available. The back of the cover is devoted to a plea for funds to help promote this idea. This week, we’ll look into the history (how could we not) of Rigberg, his store, and Flying Saucer News. Read more →

Chehalis, the county seat of Lewis County in Washington State, is a city that celebrates both UFOs and Bigfoot. For the 75th anniversary of Kenneth Arnold’s sighting over Mt. Rainier (120 miles east) on June 24, 1947, Arnold’s granddaughter, Shanelle Shanz, was among a group of speakers at the Chehalis City Farm during the annual “Flying Saucer Party,” which includes exhibits at and benefits the Lewis County Historical Museum. An event centered around Bigfoot, “Bigfoot: Real or Hoax?” was held on April 15, 2023, at Mcfiler’s Chehalis Theatre with presentations sponsored by the Historical Museum. Even before people started calling large, cryptic, woods-dwelling, hairy humanoids “Bigfoot,” there was an early report of “Sasquatch” terrorizing residents of the Chehalis Reservation (22 miles northwest of the city) in the March 2, 1934, edition of The Province from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. With such deep roots in UFOs and Bigfoot, it’s fitting that there should be a case in the area involving both. Read more →

Our guest is, Bruce Rapuano, who is a mainstream scientist that shares his personal encounters with highly advanced beings. Abducted along with many others, Bruce’s story offers a rare, first-hand look into this phenomenon. His book, Dominion Lost, presents compelling purported technological evidence of an alien presence, including advanced UFO propulsion systems and mysterious implanted device and more.Show Notes

Transmedium: Puerto Rico's UFOs Guests, filmmaker Darcy Weir who teamed up with Puerto Rican UAP researcher Andy Marcial to investigate unexplained aerial phenomena across Puerto Rico. The film features the whistleblower behind the leaked 2013 Aguadilla UAP footage and showcases Marcial's expertise, known for leaking 2021's DHS videos through his NY_UAP_Discussion platform. Through compelling witness testimonies and expert analysis, the documentary explores the UAP and NHI phenomena that have intrigued pilots, Navy personnel, and witnesses for years. Darcy and Andy are now booking conference presentations and interviews to discuss their research and its far-reaching implications.Show Notes

In December of 1979, Paul Bennewitz, a man who wrote he had been studying the UFO phenomenon since 1948, was told by his wife that she heard a high-pitched buzzing sound right over their house after being woken up by their small dog who was barking before dawn one morning. Bennewitz had been recently seeing strange lights over Archuleta Mesa in Dulce, New Mexico, and thought to himself (not wanting to alarm his wife) that maybe what he had been observing was now observing him. His house, in the Four Hills neighborhood east of Albuquerque, had a second-floor observation deck with a view of the Manzano Weapons Storage Area at Kirtland AFB to the south. He began watching the skies nightly and managed to capture images over the MWSA of what he was convinced were brightly lit objects with unusual characteristics. This set off a train of events that involved the Air Force Office of Special Investigations, a self-proclaimed CIA-trained disinformation agent, and a well-known author and UFO researcher. What Bennewitz caught on film tends to get lost in the many tellings of this story, but a detailed examination can be found in the 2012 book, X Descending by Christian Lambright, from which the details of above account were taken. Read more →