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I've never had any concerns about the audio, especially compared to the abysmal audio quality of some podcasts. I gave up trying to listen to one show because the audio only came through one of my MP3 player's earphones, other shows have a huge difference in volume between the hosts and their...

If McKinnon genuinely does have Asperger syndrome, he will be incapable of lying. People with the condition are often very gifted, especially in practical areas such as mathematics, playing a musical instrument, calculating scientific data or technical drawing. However, they lack imagination and...

I'm putting this guy on 'ignore'. Big effing yawn. And a load of twaddle.

Apparently, Gary McKinnon has Asperger Syndrome, a form of autism, in which case, reading his facial expressions won't yield much, if anything. Also, Asperger sufferers take things so literally, e.g. believing that TV drama shows are real, that it's unlikely he would be capable of lying, if the...

Is this person Nussbeck? There's something about the style (if you can call it that) of writing, that I've seen somewhere before. Mind you, all these 'I have all the answers' types sound pretty much alike. I believe it's called the deluded, full of shit style.

Chinese lanterns again? I suspect so, but who knows? Perhaps Mr. Gravitiology finally got some of his tin cans off the ground.

I think this guy is either yanking our chains, or maybe has a learning disability or some kind of OCD. Failing that, maybe he's just a tw*t.

Amazing what you can make from a couple of empty food cans, two broken garlic presses and a Baby Belling stove. They fly ...

To me, the initiating post of this thread seems designed to stir trouble. Best to ignore.

Despite his links with Lazar, I'd consider Knapp one of the good guys. He's one of the few mainstream journalists to treat UFOs as a serious topic, without resorting to the usual 'little green men' BS usually touted by the mainstream media.

Twitter has had problems over the last few days - accounts were hacked and malware got into the system. I think it's all fixed now.

Well, maybe the same two guests, talking about something else. Rational voices and sharp insight are so rare when it comes to the discussion of UFOs.

I have a major complaint about this episode. It was over too damn soon :D. Great show. Any chance of a continuation of this discussion at a later date?

Happy Birthday!

Wow. 47 million years old. I'm having serious difficulty trying to get my head around that concept. And someone sat on this discovery for 20 plus years? The whole thing's pretty mind-blowing. Especially the fact that she has visible hair, tissue and stomach contents - after 47 million years.

Welcome, Monkelus :). To me, it looks like a fairly small, remotely-controlled object, either a toy of some kind, or possibly even a police surveillance drone, or military drone. The size and shape suggests it's an unmanned (or unaliened) object. Thanks for sharing.

It's a sad reflection on the human race, that the things we're often so keen to fling our money at, are rarely the things that truly matter. It's the reason why top movie and sports stars are stinking rich, whilst cancer doctors have to beg for research funds. Gene, perhaps the fact that the...

Tommy, I'm so sorry to hear this. I'm also sad to hear your vet has been unhelpful. I've lost two male cats to renal failure, so have an idea of what you're going through. Take care, eh?

I've just come across this, and it really tickled my funny bone: <object height="344" width="425"> <embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/o3iLVMXXEOU&color1=0xb1b1b1&color2=0xcfcfcf&feature=player_embedded&fs=1" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowfullscreen="true" height="344"...

Didn't understand a word of that load of old bollocks (sorry to insult bollocks). WTF do wagon wheels have to do with solar systems and the Hubble telescope? I'm lost - thankfully. I'd be worried if that big, stinky pile of pseudo-scientific BS actually made any sense to me. Is Nussbeck German...