Journey back to 1961 as Betty and Barney Hill recount a bizarre encounter in the New Hampshire mountains, complete with strange lights, missing time, and unsettling nightmares. Was it a genuine extraterrestrial event, or could there be earthly explanations for the torn clothes, pink powder, and hypnotic recollections? It's truly an interstellar whodunit into the unknown.

Join the guys as they explore the 'first' widely reported alien abduction case, navigating skepticism, prejudice, and the enduring mystery of what really happened to Betty and Barney. 

One thing's for sure, their story left a mark on UFO lore that's still being debated today.

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Flying saucers, close encounters, and the origin of a pop culture phenomenon! 

This week, Travis and Josh delve into the story of Kenneth Arnold, the pilot whose 1947 sighting sparked the world's fascination with UFOs. Was it a military operation, a trick of the light, or something truly otherworldly? 

Join us as we explore Arnold's incredible account, the birth of the term 'flying saucer,' and the fascinating start of our modern UFO obsession.

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Is this the UK's version of the US's Roswell incident, or just a really intense light show courtesy of the Orford Ness Lighthouse? 

We delve into the Rendlesham Forest Incident, a puzzling case of UFO sightings that left US Air Force personnel stationed at a joint RAF-US base utterly baffled. 

Mysterious lights, strange indentations in the forest floor (possibly deer with very specific hoof patterns), and a binary code that allegedly leads to ancient sites around the world—the Rendlesham story is a labyrinth of conflicting testimonies and unexplained phenomena. Join Travis Wright and Josh Snodgrass as they navigate the facts, history, and lore as we exploring the accounts of those who were there. 

Did they witness an extraterrestrial encounter, or was there a more terrestrial explanation? Listen in and decide for yourself.

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Men in Black: Are they real, or just a government-sized urban legend? 

This week, we're diving deep into the shadowy world of the MIB, exploring their creepy encounters, vanishing coins, and why they always seem to know your deepest secrets.

Get ready for a wild ride through conspiracy, close-up magic, and the ultimate question: Who's watching the watchers? 

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Did Travis Walton REALLY get beamed up by aliens, or was it the ultimate 70s prank gone wrong? 

This week, we're dissecting the legendary Travis Walton abduction story, the one that inspired 'Fire in the Sky' and countless late-night debates. Was it a genuine close encounter, or just a really convincing tall tale? We'll dig into the evidence, the confession that shook the UFO world, and the million-dollar question: how far would you go for a good story (and maybe a quick buck from the National Enquirer)? 

Prepare for a rollercoaster ride through alien encounters, questionable witnesses, and the slippery slope of belief.

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Ever wondered what happens when the Pentagon admits UFO videos are real? Well, buckle up, because in this episode, we're diving into the declassified Navy footage that's got everyone scratching their heads. 

We'll explore the infamous 'Tic Tac,' 'Gimbal,' and 'Go Fast' videos, debate whether they're alien tech or just next-gen drones, and ponder why the government is finally talking about it. Is it a slow disclosure, a strategic move, or just a way to discredit the the believers? 

Join us as we navigate the blurry line between official statements and conspiracy theories, and try to figure out if we're on the verge of a cosmic reveal or just watching really cool drone footage. And hey, maybe we'll even figure out if these UAPs are just the advanced tech we need to survive in a future that's looking more and more like the Wasteland.

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Hold onto your tinfoil hats, folks, because in this episode, we're tackling the Ariel School Incident, where a playground in Zimbabwe turned into a close encounter of the third kind (allegedly). 

We're talking spaceships, aliens, and a whole bunch of kids who swore they saw it all. But were they telling the truth, or were they just a bunch of imaginative youngsters who got a little carried away? 

Get ready for a journey into the unknown as we explore this captivating and controversial event. You might even start believing in aliens yourself (or at least question your own sanity).

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In this episode, we’re sifting through the wreckage of the Roswell incident, trying to separate fact from fiction (which is harder than it sounds). 

We're tackling crashed spacecraft, "memory metal," and the ever-shifting narratives surrounding the event. Was it extraterrestrial ⎯ or just a government cover-up? 

So, buckle up, stay curious, and join us for another episode of semi-informed guesswork, outlandish theories, and a healthy dose of doubt.

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In this episode, we’re trying to unravel everything we know (which isn't much) about Bob Lazar.

We're tackling his claims of working on alien spacecrafts, trying to figure out if he's a genius, a con artist, or just a dude with a very colorful past. Are we onto something groundbreaking? Unlikely. Are we having fun anyway? Absolutely.

So, strap in, keep an open mind, and join us for another episode of semi-educated speculation, wild theories, and just the right amount of skepticism.

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Welcome to Aliens? Yes! But Maybe No—the podcast absolutely no one asked for, but here we are anyway. In this very first episode, we (Travis Wright and Josh Snodgrass) stumble our way through UFOs, UAPs, and all things alien lore. Spoiler: we’re not experts. We’re just two guys with a lot of questions, a little curiosity, and zero shame in admitting we have no idea what we’re doing (yet).

We’re sharing our baseline thoughts on aliens, why UFOs might secretly be government plot twists, and what the heck a UAP even is. Think of this as your unofficial, semi-educated crash course into the weird, the unknown, and everything in between.

So, grab your tinfoil hats and join us as we awkwardly kick off the podcast you didn’t know you needed. It’s going to be a ride—hopefully one that doesn’t end with us being abducted.

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