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If Nigel is an exemplar, British ufologists are quite skeptical. Randall is skeptical, but the guest was even more so.

Richard seemed very intelligent. But as with crop circles, virtually all, if not all, cattle mutilations that fall into the "high strangeness category, are almost certainly dome by humans. I'm sure that a large number of the mutilations are due to predation.

I found Walter's explanation of the difference between a breakaway civilization and a secret space program to be enlightening. Also, given the toned down nature of each as he described them, I'm inclined to think they both exist.

Radio host Art Bell died of accidental drug overdose

I regard Paul Dean's specialty as very valuable. It is important to establish what the government knows and thinks about UFOs. I also respect his levelheaded approach to the subject. He's skeptical without being a debunker. Also, he doesn't accept the ETH. However, it was less clear what he...

New from Knapp. Exclusive: I-Team obtains some key documents related to Pentagon UFO study It includes a link to Senator Reid's June 24, 2009 letter

Nick has an interesting take on the MIB. They fall into two categories, government personnel and paranormal entities. Certainly in some cases government MIBs are active. As for the paranormal kind, the evidence is inconclusive.

Frankly, I found Allen's positions to be vague and confusing. It's semi-mystical without being overtly committed to a religious ideology. It's idealistic without denying the possibility of concrete alien vehicles. In other words, I lack clarity about what he believes.

The discussion of Bill Cooper was fascinating. Strangely, Norio Hayakawa has cited Cooper's renunciation of UFOs as a reason to reject them. “There are no aliens and no alien abductions”, said William “Bill” Cooper, author of BEHOLD A PALE HORSE

I agree with you that Haggard is a bit naive. But considering his book is a work of fiction, thta's forgivable. I though the car discussion was appropriate as it pertains to his day job.

Loren Coleman is an interesting guy. His research into suicides is legit. Also, I was impressed by his skepticism regarding cryptids.

She seemed sincere in the recounting of her experiences, but I didn't see any scientific value in them.

Sad to see you go. But I'll be happy to check out "Out There."

This thread might turn out to be active as Paul Kimball called out Thomas Morrison on After the Paracast.

How can you post if your account is deleted?

Was this the first time you played music on the Paracast?

Prof. Braude also says that the proof of survival is inconclusive because mediums may be deriving information about the dead through telepathy or clairvoyance. The good news is that even that assumption establishes the existence of the paranormal.

Keel is an interesting character. Some of his speculations are groundbreaking. I may read Brent's book.

I've never read anything by Brad Steiger, but I'd like to.