After an unusual series of earthquakes shook the west coast over the last few days, we lead off this week with a look at why some scientists think they’re a bit out of the ordinary (even for an area like Southern California). Also in recent news,...

This week we lead off in advance of Fourth of July with a discussion about one of Micah’s favorite films from childhood: Independence Day, starring Will Smith and Bill Pullman. The discussion of Area 51 and claims of alien crash retrievals...

This week, we lead off with big news from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab, who is launching a new atomic clock into space on a Falcon Heavy rocket… how can a clock in space make future travel to other planets more effective? We also look at several...

This week on the podcast, a mystery surrounds the famous tree that inspired one of the beloved children’s book author Dr. Seuss’s most famous titles… elsewhere, a swarm of earthquakes has been occurring around the United States, rattling...

On this special edition of the program, after touching on news stories that include a significant report that was leaked by news services in Canada recently on missing Indigenous women and children, we then turn our attention to a case that has...

This week, a mysterious object was recently filmed in the skies over China, prompting discussion of unidentified flying objects from its state-sponsored media… meanwhile here in the United States, the ongoing debate over UAP, what they could...

This week Micah is going viral after Tweeting about the New York Times, who recently offered a special report on the ongoing UAP enigma in an article co-written by journalist Leslie Kean. We spend the duration of the program...

This week we look at the remarkable story of Apollo 11, which put men on the moon in one of the greatest achievements of the 20th century.

This week, we look at one of America's best-kept secrets: Area 51, Nevada's shadowy test site where spy planes and weapons tests were developed and implemented throughout the Cold War.

This week, we devote a lengthy discussion to the famous Patterson Gimlin film of 1967, which purportedly depicts a female sasquatch walking near Bluff Creek, California.