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Talk about the nuts and bolts of the history of ufology. It seems like it can't help but being self-destructive. Hansen would say the trickster is at work by the very nature of what is being investigated. I think of all the many mental health related events associated with the history of...

Btw I just want to say that, in the spirit of sitting around a campfire with Chris and poking at this and that about UFO's, I'm really enjoying this thread.

My parlay is that Jesus, ET, and the multi dimensional entity are one in the same. Totally agree on all.points. Moseley was a sober and sardonic voice. We really have no one that can do that sort of Hunter S. approach to journalistic integrity.He was so deadpan hilarious. Moseley, Hynek...

Yes. Wasn't Stanton onto the same thing as most in his field - UFO's are real and they probably come from outer space? I don't see him as anything special except perhaps a little gullible in some areas. And MJ12 will not be forgotten, nor will Roswell, but what they are of value to solving...

That's not entirely correct. Stanton was not the first person to receive these docs, but as the disinfo docs were circulated around the Ufological community both Friedman and Linda Moulton Howe claimed they were totally legit without doing much by the way of due diligence. While yes, there...

Ok, but he also supported, unapologetically, some pretty goofy stuff, and I'm not just talking about MJ12 docs. He was never going to back down from a position once taken even if it was so obviously not credible. You sound a little like Jerome Clark who felt the core of the phenomena were these...

@SRL+ what's your unvarnished opinion of this weirdness? I am firmly in the non human camp, but like @Randall I vacillate between terrestrial and extraterrestrial. There's certainly a lot of effort put on to demonstrate an extraterrestrial presence - it all feels like grand theatre to me...

This was the first ever UFO book I bought at the grocery store with my mom when grocery stores used to sell cool books and albums at the checkout. I was in grade 5 and riveted by this book! That's exactly what he said. It seems there is a trend in studying the UFO conundrum that the deeper you...

Nolan has been at the centre of a lot of the high end science thrown at the problem, and the most interesting bits so far have been the NIDS reports from way back in the Bigelow On the Ranch days, and the more recent comparison between Havana Syndrome victims and those who were in contact with...

That provides some direction. Do you care to elaborate on what "not necessarily extraterrestrial in origin" might mean? Please feel free to speculate wildly and weirdly. I know we are straying deeply from the thread focus, but in the spirit of Christopher O'Brien, who was a great creative...

As these are taken from his diary entries from the first decade of this century I would say that they are the facts as he recorded them in the moment. What's exotic about it all? As a correction to an above post in the interviews with him I understood that the 250,000 entries were the Capella...

I had forgotten about the communications with non humans that he mentioned. Again, jaw drops too low to find again. Because it wasn't just simple contactee stuff he was on about....I'm still trying to square his statements with Jerome Clark's assertion that a UFO crash recovered on earth, along...

I don't think it was that clear. I believe that he was first asked to explore the medical conditions of people with Havana Syndrome and he did the blood work if I remember correctly, as that's his specific area. I posted a video interview with him recntly where h explained the connections and...

I'm halfway through the transcription of this interview and I'm leaning towards a moment in time where our Buddhist research and training will bring us to the mirror of consciousness to discover that we've been in a self generating RPG, and at the end we are going to have that Blade Runner...

Great response. I very much appreciate the many good laughs I got from your insights. It prompted me to look for some of those recent Interviews and have to admit I was a little shocked with Vallee's very specific claims regarding the data warehouse. It's one thing to say that there are these...

The Controllers That bit about Don and Vikki getting married on the air sounds hilarious. That's a real classic episode I'd like to listen to. Like Gene, Don's voice is so memorable and immediately conjures up a time and place when we sat back and listened eagerly to the late night UFO voices.

@Tim Swartz , do you think the archives page will get fixed soon or is that all under Gene's domain?

There really hasn't been a lot of strong memorializing of Chris IMHO. This is one of the only podcasts that covered his death and life. I was really hoping for a big Paracast blowout retrospective of his work and his time with this environment, but that never manifested. I still miss his very...

That sounds horrific, Gene. I'm very sorry to hear that you're having to work through such difficult health issues. All of us miss the show and miss your presence with Tim on the show. No one could imagine The Paracast without you at the helm. Maybe a consortium of well off Paracast fans can get...

Any luck finding the old episodes or an archive that might go back to 2013 and earlier? I'm also looking for some specific older roundtables and can't find any location online that is holding the old Dark Matters Radio episodes.