Greg Bishop welcomes investigative journalist George Knapp and filmmaker Jeremy Kenyon Lockyer Corbell for a discussion of the old research, more recent studies, and present goings-on at Utah’s famed “Skinwalker Ranch.” Actually, relatively little is given out on those latter two investigations, and it helps to have read the 2005 book Hunt for the Skinwalker, […]

In our lead discussion Greg Bishop and Chris O’Brien cover some of Chris’ recent life and project changes. These include the inauguration of a 30-minute podcast within the next 30 days, just part of an ambitious, multi-media assault on the UFO subject; an “archival” visit to ufologist-palaeontologist Ray Stanford; and, briefly, Chris’ leaving the co-host […]

Mr. Radin’s answer is familiar to anomalists, but Greg Bishop encourages the maverick to elaborate upon his single-word answer. Thrown into the mix are conversations about every little thing on Greg’s mind, making for a particularly uplifting episode. After you’re done burning through Radin’s Real Magic, there are a few tomes worthy of joining your […]

Greg Bishop welcomes prolific (22 books and counting) researcher Preston Dennett, famous for his “UFOs over _____” (insert the name of a state). Dennett’s oeuvre includes a variety of other paranormal subjects, among them levitation, “hairy humanoids,” and out-of-body experiences. One interesting non-UFO item was Dennett’s experience, over the many cases he’s reviewed, that twice […]

Nick discusses his new book with Greg Bishop. Although everyone traces the history of the Slenderman to a 2009 internet contest to come up with the most frightening character imaginable, Nick found that things resembling the entity had actually been reported before it was even “created.” That led to a discussion of the possibility and […]

After about seven minutes of preliminaries, Greg Bishop and guest David Metcalfe seize full attention with their discussion of the Santa Muerte belief system(s), and keep that grip going across a wide range of subjects. The conversation flows naturally for the most part, conveying the sense that underlying mediumship, UFOs, and a night spent in […]

Some widely differing articles on witnesses and what they claim to encounter in UFO cases. First, Greg Bishop and “A” is for Adamski co-author Adam Gorightly shed light on fascinating but lesser-known contactees featured in their upcoming book. Next, Special Cases–The Long Island File (71): Maybe I’m the Nut illustrates John Keel’s self-doubts after listening […]

Dr. Diana Walsh Pasulka is about as mainstream an academic as one could be: a religious scholar and Professor and Chair of the Department of Philosophy and Religion at the University of North Carolina Wilmington, who has studied the lives of levitating saints. But her forthcoming book, American Cosmic: UFOs, Religion, Technology, to be published […]

Greg Bishop’s interview with The Numinous Den blogger Jeff Ritzmann begins with Jeff’s initial impressions of Tom DeLonge’s To The Stars Academy of Arts and Science initiative and its chances of accomplishing anything of note. The conversation then moves to ruminations on group dynamics, about the “experiencer” questionnaire used by the FREE group being slanted […]

Greg Bishop has William Shatner fan Erica Lukes on for a typically convivial discussion of what’s wrong–and, just as importantly, what’s right–in ufology. In a dialogue recorded on the October 11th announcement of Tom DeLonge’s To The Stars Academy of Arts and Science Lukes advocates some restraint in reflexive panning of the nascent enterprise, making […]