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You mean, May 10th.

R.I.P. :(

Kinda quiet. :confused:

It's a shame that MUFON has so few members compared to the followers of crackpots. In the light of this, they can't be blamed for seeking more entertainment value. But despite this, they are the only major ufological institution around, so their survival is desirable.

I've read about yogis who are able to materialize thing from out of the astral plane.

Recently, I've become more receptive to the possibility of materializations.

I'm impressed that Dr. Radin has had Nobel Laureates endorse his book. I may renew my Audible subscription.

I thought Coast to Coast AM did a decent tribute to Art. The Gralien Report was not bad either.

I don't think Nick necessarily believes in all the things he writes about.

Where are the comments?

Who's going to be the co-host next week?

According to Wikipedia, he's 80.

The Reverend Dr. graduated college in 1960, so he must be in his 80's by now. Despite this, he was bright and full of energy. I guess now we have entered an era of a different guest co-host each week.

It was delightful hearing about Stan's personal life, although the information about his sons is tragic. Is everyone as optimistic about post-Friedman ufology as he is?

What is Michael's forum name?

Despite my sympathy for Carrier (I have an audiobook by him on this topic), for the sake of candor: According to Wikipedia: "The Christ myth theory is a fringe theory supported by few tenured or emeritus specialists in biblical criticism or cognate disciplines; it contradicts the mainstream...

This was an instant classic. But I can't help but think that Doty's still a disinformation agent. Note that he said that there were several recovered crafts and alien bodies. That's just the sort of red meat that the UFO community craves. It's too good to be true.

Stanton T. Friedman is Retiring Maybe Gene can book him one more time before he hangs them up.

This is definitely correct. But in GMP's defense, USI Calgary has said that UFOs are alien by definition.

Robert's ideas are speculative, but they are based on real science. I think we should welcome such an attempt to explain the propulsion of UFOs. By contrast, the co-creation hypothesis is far out. There's no reason to believe the mind can create things out of thin air, without taking advantage...