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Found a good podcast. Shocked. Only four episodes so far. Made by the people who brought you the skeptical Righteous Indignation. Which means it is likely to sustain its momentum in producing bi-weekly episodes for some time to come. It's titled Fortean Radio. They have, so far, covered Crop...

Bit more than what she said in the NPR interview some years ago: Jane Goodall 'Fascinated' By Bigfoot (VIDEO)

Really enjoyable episode, even though my bullsh*t radar perked up quite a bit. The description of the whole trip was engaging and illuminating. Having read those same stories (being very much interested in the underground theories in general), I was glad to hear of the expedition and its...

Interesting.... two mothballed Hubble-grade telescopes given to NASA. Suggests a 15-year tech lag between civilian and military grade tech. Hope it opens the eyes of Joe Q. Public to there being more to space exploration through gov't besides NASA: NASA gets two military spy telescopes for...

Just wanted to say what a dynamite episode Don did with Adam on 4/24. The content was great, ranging from THIS ISLAND EARTH to Jack Parsons and Terence McKenna. The calls and emails were all on the ball too (good job Ward!). But what made it even better was the mutual respect between Don...

Just posted some discarded Paracast logo designs from last year on Pinterest, some of you good folk might find them amusing: J.T. Lindroos (jtlindroos) on Pinterest

Just noted that DMR is showing up on iTunes podcast directory -- downloaded the Gus Russo episode (only one showing up so far). Makes it a heckuva lot easier to download and listen to. Thanks a bunch!

If you haven't yet, go check out the latest Radio Misterioso with Greg Bishop and Chris O'Brien riffing on all kinds of wonderful rarely discussed subjects and unusual angles. Prairie Dragons, Skinwalker Ranch, Dugway, Rumsfeld shenanigans in Taos…. crackerjack episode, intelligent uninterrupted...

I've used this regularly for months for smooth sailing. Fluctuates a bit but gets you into the ballpark. Enjoy. 0:10:00 - 0:14:30 0:23:00 - 0:27:30 0:37:00 - 0:41:30 0:51:30 - 0:53:00 1:02:30 - 1:07:30 1:15:30 - 1:20:00 1:29:30 - 1:34:00 1:44:30 - 1:46:00 1:55:30 - 2:00:00 2:08:30 - 2:13:00...

Now that it's somebody besides Rupert Sheldrake, perhaps debunkers will take notice: Dogs Likely Born with 'Canine Telepathy' : Discovery News Of course, this was already discussed by William J. Long about a century ago in "How Animals Talk": Free Google eBook

Really enjoyed the episode. Wide-ranging, a bit chaotic and rambling, and KT didn't seem to hear Gene too well so there was a bit of overlap, but no harm done. It was particularly interesting to hear about Reich. Whether you take his work seriously or not, he was a fascinating man who did...

via Huffington Post: Colorado's San Luis Valley Is A UFO Hotspot With A Specially Built UFO Watchtower

Great episode, hope this becomes a regular -- perhaps quarterly -- feature. I have to say my favorite question was "what was your favorite movie," since it told us a bit more of our hosts beyond the paranormal. Next time someone should do the same with music. Good discussion overall, wide...

Former Paracast co-host Greg Bishop's excellent Fortean show is back in podcast form: Radio Misterioso | In-depth conversations on the paranormal alternating with weird music and audio. Hosted by Greg Bishop. Just one new episode so far, but it's been a long time coming..... enjoy. I'd...

First off, I was extremely happy to hear Anomalist Books sponsoring the show. They publish GREAT books, and their Anomalist News service is my favorite daily Fortean compendium of news. Check out THE ANOMALIST: World News on UFOs, Bigfoot, the Paranormal, and Other Mysteries at the Edge of...

What are the best current (last 10 years) books on ghosts? I'm interested in open minded exploration of the at best problematic issue, not a book length treatise of ghosts as dead souls.

Could we come up with a list of names of prominent, recognizable names in various Fortean fields, who could be named as being in various degrees as supportive of as simple a claim as "more research." I'll start with the following names: Tier 1 Edgar Mitchell (UFO/paranormal) Jane Goodall...

This is quite hilarious:

A new book tackling problems associated with the Skeptical view of the world. You can get a free e-book copy here: http://www.randisprize.net/ If you read it, write up a review somewhere. I will. Looks very promising so far. Merry Christmas, y'all.

A sharp man, with encyclopedic knowledge of different aspects of the field. I'd think it'd be interesting to apply his archaeoacoustic insight into, say, the San Luis Valley hum as I believe was reported by our esteemed co-host. Ley lines, sacred sites, and other 'earth mysteries' would make an...