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Wow. That's cool.

Ezechiel, says: What we seem to have no place for—or we have lost the place for—are phenomena that can begin in the unseen realm, and cross over and manifest and show up in our literal physical world. What a great and accurate insight. "yes or no," "black or white," "right or wrong." It is...

Hmm. An alien with four fingers and no thumbs. Just for fun, hold your thumb against your palm and, just using four fingers, try to pick up a pencil or open a door. BlueCat

I really enjoyed this show. Great job! Years ago I thought of Adamski and his ilk as half-baked nitwits. In the years since, I've started to wonder. Are their stories, in their own way, any more off-beat than today's abuctee stories? The phenomina casts doubt on itself, but at different times...

Fox news is opinion pretending to be news. CNN looks like a pinball machine. I watch BBC America and encourage others to do so.

David, You occasionally use the phrase "begs the question." Please see the following link: http://grammar.quickanddirtytips.com/begs-the-question.aspx BlueCat

Submitted for your approval . . . from the New York Times. (Is that Rod Serling I hear?) See paragraph two for what may be an example of a self correcting system that involves time travel. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/13/science/space/13lhc.html?partner=rss&emc=rss

Wow. Ray needs to think about switching to decaf,

People have naïve ideas about what it means for a therapist to lead a subject. It can be much, much more subtle than asking a leading question. A lengthily pause can say “You MUST have more to say,” or “I disapprove of what you say.” Think of how a simple change in emphasis completely changes...

Of course, the next step is to ask if that's by accident or design.

You can get hung up with the nuts and bolts and "how would it work," but that doesn't change the fact that there is no (or very little) evidence of UFOs. I guess you would have to say that altering history may work in such a fashion that permits the observed results. Even the idea of...

Conor, Time travel is the only thing that makes sense to me. I have no idea about how or who. For this to have gone on as long as it has without creating leaving convincing evidence either means there's never was any evidence to find or it's been erased. I see no way to avoid this...

Absolutely no idea.

REK2008, I think, there is only one explanation and I've never heard anyone mention it. (Maybe they have and I've missed it.) As odd as this idea is, I think it has to be true: The phenomenon is self correcting. Undesired events are erased. Bluecat

I have a life-long interest in UFOs. I am almost 60 and began reading on the subject when I was 10. A while back I discovered podcasts and have been listening to this show and others with great interest. For what they are worth I would like to offer 10 brief observations about this field and...

I couldn't agree with you more about Vallee. I think Passport to Magonia is the most important book written on UFOs. For insight into his views on the ufo community take a look at his recent novel, Stratagem. UFO experts desend on a small town after an apparent ufo sighting. And they act...

I wonder about abductees who wear glasses. Is their vision sharp during the experience?

What a tremendous show! I've worked in TV and AV production for . . . well . . . a lot of years. I go back to the Pentax Spotmatic, Oxbury, Forox, Genigraphics, Autographics, Xenographics' Mirage and Inscriber. It was a lot of fun hearing about Jim doing things that I, well, never thought of...