This week we spend some time looking at "geologica esoterica" with oddities of geology, "out of place artifacts", and other earth mysteries with geologist James Waldo.

This week we kick off Autumn with a look at the eerie, as we canvass a collection of stories, studies, and experiences that look at the darker side of human nature, alien beings, and a famous West Virginia "monster."

This week on The Gralien Report, MUFON Chief Photo/Video Analyst Marc D'Antonio joins us to discuss the study of alleged government UFO footage and other technical aspects of the UFO enigma.

On this edition of the podcast, Professor Brian Keating joins us to discuss his new book, "Losing the Nobel Prize: A Story of Cosmology, Ambition, and the Perils of Science's Highest Honor."

This week on the podcast, Micah recounts his visit to a unique town with a "mystic mountain" and folklore about Sasquatch from the Pacific Northwest.

This week we look at the latest science news, along with an update on the "science of the skies" and the forthcoming UFO Data Acquisition Project in The San Luis Valley.

This week on The Gralien Report, we ask whether new scientific advances of the coming years might lead to the creation of a real-life "Jurassic Park."

On this edition of the podcast, we discuss reports of "wild men" in America, and whether these involve a monster, popular myths, or perhaps most frightening of all... actual men living "off the grid"?

This week we examine the strange "history" of Atlantis, an odd passing reference made by Plato which spurred interest in one of the most lasting mythologies of all time.

This week on the podcast, we explore the origins of world mythology, and how it may relate to archaeological discoveries in Europe and elsewhere.