Episode NotesI got so many questions that I need to stretch this over two episodes (which works out well since I'm going on vacation...). Some GREAT questions here in this first half--nice, thinky questions that I'm going to be reconsidering over and ove

Episode NotesIts a new episode categoryjoin us for Saucer Law! In this installment, were going to be looking into the groundbreaking case of Ground Saucer Watch vs. CIA. In the second half of the 1970s, the newly strengthened Freedom of Information Ac

Episode NotesIn this episode, we conclude the story of this years UFO-related road trip. Join us for some discussion of the Piedmont Lights, the Cape Girardeau UFO crash, and more!If you want to check out Kevin Randle's article on the 1941 crash, Here i

Episode NotesIts time for the first part of our our annual(ish) road trip adventure. As usual, these are fairly light and breezy, perfect for a bright spring day. Or something.This year, I went down to Missouri on the trail of Buck Nelson, the Piedmont

Episode NotesThe Zine Scene returns with another very early issue of (California) UFO Magazine! Like the first issue, this one shows off the diversity of the UFO scene, from articles and opinions that range from the nuts and bolts to the more etherial si

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Episode NotesIn this episode we look at the 1997 video Area 51: The Alien Interview. Its a wild ride featuring convicted fraudster Sean David Morton, who I urge you to read about at ufowatchdog.com!Subscribe to our Patreon for bonus episodes, behind th

Episode NotesIn this episode, were going to look at Flying Saucers and the Fathers Plan by Laura Munro. This is an interesting book; its part Contactee tale and part commentary on other Contactees (which was more rare than one might expect). It was

Episode NotesIn this installment of the Zine Scene, were looking at the very first issue of UFO Magazine, from 1986, and a number of other very early editions from 1987. For those of us who came to the magazine much later (the late 90s, in my case), the

Episode NotesThe Rockefeller family was a frequent target of conspiracy theory in the United States. One of their detractors was Peter Beter, a conspiracy theorist whose frequently outlandish conspiracy theories also targeted the Federal Reserve system a