This week we are joined by Lt. Tim McMillan, a retired law enforcement officer in Savannah, Georgia who has studied psychology in relation to the unexplained for a number of years.

This week we are joined by Randall Carlson, as we look at the evidence for an impact hypothesis underlying the Younger Dryas, a cold-reversal period that occurred approximately 12,700 years ago. 

This week we are joined by Haley Zega, who tells her remarkable story of being lost in the Arkansas wilderness for nearly three days in the spring of 2001 when she was just six-years-old.

This week we are joined by author Rod Pyle, a space reporter and author of several books, including his new "Interplanetary Robots: True Stories of Space Exploration."

This week we look at the rescue of a young boy after 48 hours alone in the Eastern NC wilderness, who says a "bear" kept him company during the ordeal.

This week we are joined by Alejandro Rojas for a discussion about a new FOIA release pertaining to the mysterious Pentagon AATIP UFO study, as well as the famous U.S. Air Force Project Blue Book.

This week we discuss the curious story of directed energy weapons Jeff Hecht, author of "Lasers, Death Rays, and the Long, Strange Quest for the Ultimate Weapon."

This week's podcast explores the mystery of consciousness and theories about its nature with researcher Mark Gober, author of the book "An End to Upside Down Thinking."

This week we discuss the probe recently sent to the far side of the moon by China, as well as claims of "lost civilizations, and the books and television shows that promote them.

This week, we feature a special holiday "Rogue Planet" roundtable discussion with our friends Jason McClellan, Maureen Elsberry, and Ryan Sprague.