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Here's another idea - I wonder if it would be possible to get one of the former hosts or producers of the 1980's TV show That's Incredible! on to discuss the paranormal topics covered during its run. Might be fun show. Think about it.

That being said, I think it's only fair that I suggest some topics of my own. No need to dwell on the negative. Here are some topics that I think deserve more attention from The Paracast: -Russion UFOs - Black Eyed Kids - Ray Fowler - Strange disappearances- Premonitions - Cannibals - The...

Please don't take this the wrong way, but I think the show has gotten stale lately. It seems to be covering the same ground over and over again, and I find myself voluntarily skipping every other episode because there doesn't seem to be anything new anymore. Accordingly, I've made a list of...

I've been wondering if maybe there's a deep-rooted need in the human psyche to believe in end-time prophesy. From biblical times to today, there seems a need to acknowledge some sort of impending doom from time to time. In my own lifetime, I've seen numerous interpretations (mostly in the...

This was one of the best shows I've heard to date. Just the idea of seeing living dinosaurs hopping about stirs the imagination. That being said, J.C.'s reference to screaming tarantulas freaked me out a little. I don't want to encounter one of those things. Ever.

We don't often get to hear from cryptozoologists on the subject of giant or unusual insects, spiders, and other bugs. These kinds of reports are rare, but very interesting.

The new logo is beautiful and spectacular. Definitely an improvement!

Jesse Marcel Jr. has stated that he once spoke with a government official at Capitol Hill on the UFO subject. This person told Marcel Jr. there was a group within the government who knew that UFO's were real, but wouldn't say anything more. Was this person part of the Collins Elite? Maybe...

On the podcast I listened to, he did mention some involvement with the Romanek case, but I was unaware he'd co-written a book with him. He claimed there was some genuine paranormal activity going on with Romanek, though I happen to believe it's all a hoax. As for being a guest, I don't think his...

I heard J. Allan Danelek on the Paranormal Podcast the other day. He has a new book out called The Great Airship of 1897, in which he offers a completely new perspective on the mystery. I think he might be an intriguing guest. http://www.ourcuriousworld.com/

The testimony I've read states their was a considerable amount of debris. As for the incomprehensible figures, the U.S. Air Force says that the tape used for the balsa structural supports on the radar reflectors was imprinted with flower patterns and similar characters. That's always been the...

The quantity was not way too much, as the mogul "balloon" was actually a train of 25 balloons, radar reflectors, and microphones that stretched more than 600 ft. That would create an awful lot of debris. A field full of debris, one would think. As for the nature of the material, nobody is...

Can someone please explain to me why this story hasn't died yet? The facts are clear; the only credible firsthand accounts from 1947(Haut affadavit nonwithstanding) concern debris found on a ranch that doesn't sound anything like a flying saucer - or any heavier-than-air craft. In fact, the...

I've often had problems believing the extra-terrestrial hypothesis, and have often wondered if the truth might be something far stranger. Years ago, I wrote a short story along these lines. Here's a link: http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread200176/pg1

I agree it would be a great topic for a show, even if Hickson and Parker themselves can't be booked. I'd enjoy hearing any authoritative voice speak about this case. The 1980's was the decade when the abduction phenomenon really emerged into the paranormal scene, and many UFO enthusiasts...

I understand, and the truth is I would agree with you if this was- let's say - twenty years ago or so. The trouble is I've been following developments in this field for a long time now, and time is what has caused me to lose faith in UFO studies. The reason is simple: for the past fifty years...

I finally listened to the Paracast Paul and Ben Eno interview. Not a bad program, but I was a little disappointed he didn't talk more about specific cases. Mainly I wanted to hear more about the New England case that was mentioned on C2C - the one where the young girl seemed to be "haunting"...

Growing up in the 1980's, I begged my parents to get a Commodore 64 or an Amiga so I could use it for word processing, games, etc. They weren't interested in the slightest - for some reason they couldn't understand why anyone would want a computer in their own home. Years later, with my first...

I would like to offer my opinion on this topic: As David mentioned above, The Paracast is devoted to paranormal topics, a subject that covers a wide territory including UFO’s, ghosts, supernatural powers, crypto-zoology, etc. Many other sites, publications, and TV shows dealing with this...

Mr. Ed was different. He was a horse who believed he was a human, and could act. People would pay to see that. Wouldn't you?