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For our subscribers this week, Whitley Strieber and Leslie Kean have a frank and in depth conversation about the relationship of people like Gov. Ffyfe Symington, John Podesta, Jimmy Carter and others and other government officials who have taken an interest in the UFO phenomenon. What inspired their interest, and how much are they willing to do to further the cause of official recognition of the UFO as a valid subject for study?

They also discuss Leslie’s experiences in the media, and the surprisingly serious and open-minded reception she has been getting.

How do we take the UFO debate to the next step? For sixty years, the skeptics have controlled it, and made sure that it never goes beyond the issue of whether or not UFOs are real.
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Bloodspots on your office chair? – Bedbugs are back and now they’ve moved from the bed to the office. Unless you want to catch them and eat them, what are you going to do?
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A sign of Prehistoric Religion? – Mysterious things can happen in ancient places. For instance, it has been discovered that the 5,300-year-old iceman who has been nicknamed Oetzi, discovered in the thawing Alps 19 years ago, may not have died where he was found in 1991. Instead, he may have been ceremoniously buried there.
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What is really going on? – Contactees almost always say that the strange beings they meet “talk inside their heads,” and some of them have implants as well. Is this how ET does it? In an early step toward letting severely paralyzed people speak with their thoughts, researchers translated brain signals into words using two grids of 16 microelectrodes implanted beneath the skull but atop the brain. Alien implants (NOTE: Subscribers can still listen to this show) are rarely found in the head, but are usually in the leg or foot, but alien technology may be superior to ours and give off signals that can travel from the lower limbs to the brain.
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