Chris is the former Mutual UFO Network Director of Research and founder and host of the Mad Scientist Podcast and co-host of the Mad Scientist Roundtables. He has a PhD in Chemical Engineering with a focus on nanomaterials for adsorption and separations.

We take listener calls and share some banter back and forth on recent UFO events and the paranormal scene in general. Also we discuss some of the blatant fake YouTube cult movements that seem to be sweeping the scene as of late.

Spyros Melaris is a director and producer, known for the famous Roswell Alien Autopsy that fooled the world in 1995, Mr Magic, Dirty Tricks (1999) and Beckham Mania: The Kick Off (2002).

Hugh is an author, television presenter, author, and research expert on megalithic architecture, giants, and crop circles. JJ is a world traveller and life-long symbolist researcher. Together they bring the curious and the knowledgable to some of the most amazing ancient sites on Earth.

In a very animated and entertaining second part, Chris takes the reigns once again on a working computer for his own episode to wain philosophically on the last 98 episodes before the big 100th episode coming up at the beginning of July. Many fucks were said.

Chris takes the reigns on his own episode to wain philosophically on the last 98 episodes before the big 100th episode coming up at the beginning of July.

Rocci Stucci joins us to go deep and philosophical on overcoming addiction, what it means to do something for the right reason, and what it takes to persevere.

To start the show Denver Michaels comes on to provide an introduction to his new book Detours into the Paranormal: Atlantic City Road Trip. Following Denver, Michael Horne - friend of the claimed ET contactee, Billy Meyer joins us to discuss the evidence for and against the Billy Meyer case. In the later half of the show Richard Giordano​ joins us from #TheParanormalCode to pose a few questions for Michael in honour of Rich's 100th TPC episode.

Extending his global cosmology comparisons to New Zealand, Laird Scranton shows how the same cosmological concepts and linguistic roots that began at Göbekli Tepe are also evident in Maori culture and language.

Considered a hoax by many, and ultimate evidence of ancient Egyptian trans-oceanic voyages by others, the curious set of symbols has produced mixed views from researchers around the globe. One of the most controversial subjects in modern history is questioning whether advanced ancient civilizations, like the ancient Egyptian civilizations, managed to travel across the globe.