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I don't notice any image manipulation, but looks metallic to me. Here's a closeup with slight enhancement of the photo.

There is actually quite a bit of information online if you dig in. There are some awful translations of Islamic books on the subject, which nevertheless quote references to books which I can't read or find, but which probably do exist. The fact that there is a lot of printed material on the...

Like I said on another thread, good to see Anomalist Books advertising on the show. In fact, talk to your favorite publisher or magazine or whatever and suggest they buy airtime on the Paracast so the ads will be more to your liking. Soon as I heard that ad, I wrote Patrick Huyghe of The...

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...

Consciousness Experiements I've heard of 'shared dreams,' but far as I know influencing someone else's dreams is very much in the realm of science fiction. Influencing your own dreams is doable, whether anything beyond that is.... I wouldn't know. Baby steps. Guide to Lucid Dreaming: How to...

Consciousness Experiements The Global Consciousness project is a very nice step in the right direction. Other current tests in this vein include Rupert Sheldrake's Telephone Telepathy Experiment: The Telephone Telepathy Experiment Other online experiments can be viewed here: Online...

I see a new website may be materializing soon... hope Greg has been taping them, it's too late for me on the easter side to listen live. Always enjoy his shows, including -- and sometimes specifically -- the incredibly strange music episodes.

I am finding this an interesting and entertaining episode, but then again I find the whole underground theorizing a fascinating subject. The signal to noise ratio (sometimes literally in this episode) makes it impossible to determine what parts of his theorizing and research has merit. I take...

Sounds like PKD and his pink light experience.... just starting to listen to this myself.

Unless I'm late: Given his military background, I'd be interested to hear Phil's thoughts and insights on the National Reconnaissance Office: The UFO Iconoclast(s): SECRET US INTELLIGENCE AGENCY HOLDS UFO ANSWERS By Anthony Bragalia

Thanks Ward, looks like an excellent suggestion. I found a couple of podcast interviews with the author (which seems to be the best way of 'vetting' a book these days) that I'm going to listen to, and then get myself a copy. But it looks and sounds like exactly the kind of a book I was looking...

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...

Terrific episode. The ability of the guest and the hosts to disagree on a subject, yet discuss it in a civil, intelligent manner -- Jung, Vallee, Fairies etc -- is commendable. Clark seemed to be somewhat off in his assessment of Vallee as Kieran points out. The conversation about acceptance...

I'd be interested in anything but rehashing Roswell and the usual cases. What about going toward Richard Shaver by way of Ray Palmer, keeping underground with Mac Tonnies and John Keel with ultra- and cryptoterrestrials, and jumping back to the top of the world with those Google Earth photos...

My full WONDERS IN THE SKY review is up: Wonders in the Sky: Unexplained Aerial Objects from Antiquity to Modern Times

Let's try and throw a few curveballs into the mix: 1. Iggy & The Stooges 2. Alice Cooper (the band) 3. Motorhead 4. Roky Erickson 5. Blue Oyster Cult 6. MC5 7. Hawkwind 8. Dead Moon 9. The Celibate Rifles 10. Pentagram

I'm reading three of these at the moment, none of them are really grabbing me as reading material. Redfern's book is a fine overview, but much of it is familiar territory to me. Vallee/Aubeck book is an important addition to the canon, but it IS a long list of 500 cases with limited...

Ganz is a superb actor, and I've been a fan since I saw him in Wings of Desire and especially opposite to Dennis Hopper in The American Friend. But I'm glad I saw the film before I saw this rush of parodies. It'd be hard to watch that segment after all of these, as good as the film is on its own...

This is quite hilarious: