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Important! The Paracast is back! More episodes are in the works.
Latest Episode (September 27, 2026) — Gene and Geneva present MUFON UFO researcher Greg Cisko discussing UFO phenomena and crash retrievals. The conversation covered Greg’s personal UFO sightings from the late 1960s, including a triangular object his family observed, and his involvement with MUFON since 2014. They extensively discussed Leonard Stringfield’s work on crash retrievals, with Greg explaining how Stringfield collected reports from around the world describing similar entities and craft characteristics. The discussion included detailed descriptions of alleged alien beings from Stringfield’s research, including their physical characteristics and feeding habits, as well as theories about neurological connections between entities and their craft. They also addressed various crash retrieval cases including Roswell, Aztec, and Kingman, Arizona, with Greg expressing skepticism about some claims while acknowledging the consistency of witness reports across different cases. He has been an avid student of UFO phenomena since the late 1960’s and specializes in a historical perspective of the UFO (now UAP), including government programs such as Projects Sign, Grudge, Blue Book, as well as the Condon Committee, Stringfield Crash Retrieval research, ultimately relating that history to current UFO disclosures of today. He joined the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) in 2014 and is a now a MUFON Benefactor (lifetime contributor) and currently holds the position of MUFON Archivist & Historian and is the acting National Director of India and Sri Lanka, as well as a member of the MUFON Photo Analysis Team. Greg also helped redact the Stringfield diaries for MUFON’s Aquarius Library in 2024–2025.
Coming October 4: Pagan founder Oberon Zell.
After The Paracast: Available exclusively to Paracast+ subscribers: MUFON researcher Greg Cisco continues his discussion with Gene and Geneva. Topics include his views on Lou Elizondo, expressing skepticism about claims that Elizondo is a disinformation agent, while acknowledging his intelligence background. The conversation covered the high strangeness or “Oz factor” in UFO encounters, with Greg stating that the source and purpose remain unknown. They discussed the consistency of UFO reports over decades, comparing modern MUFON cases to Project Blue Book files. Greg argued for the credibility of the Aztec, a New Mexico UFO case disputed by many, citing historical documents and recent government releases. The group also explored the phenomenon’s possible attraction to nuclear facilities and the concept of a “legacy program” managing UFO information. Other topics included the Majestic 12, the role of the CIA, and the Skinwalker Ranch investigations. Grego has been an avid student of UFO phenomena since the late 1960’s and specializes in a historical perspective of the UFO (now UAP), including government programs such as Projects Sign, Grudge, Blue Book, as well as the Condon Committee, Stringfield Crash Retrieval research, ultimately relating that history to current UFO disclosures of today. He joined the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) in 2014 and is a now a MUFON Benefactor (lifetime contributor) and currently holds the position of MUFON Archivist & Historian and is the acting National Director of India and Sri Lanka, as well as a member of the MUFON Photo Analysis Team. Greg also helped redact the Stringfield diaries for MUFON’s Aquarius Library in 2024–2025.