This week we are joined by ethologist and best selling author Jonathan Balcombe to discuss his new book ‘What a Fish Knows‘.  Balcombe’s research reveals just how wrong our assumptions of fish intelligence have been and uncovers the miraculously complex behaviour of our underwater cousins. Our Plus+...

Biologist Christie Wilcox joins us this week to discuss her upcoming book ‘Venomous’ and the world’s deadliest creatures. Wilcox takes us on a thrilling tour of the “assassins” of the animal kingdom, relives her own close encounters with danger, and reveals the power and potential of these animals and...

This week we look at ‘The Way of Seers’ and one man’s world wide quest to track down the secrets of pre-cognition. We then feature caped phantoms from history that make Batman look like an alter boy and investigate the questionable Ouija tale of the “Bye Bye”...

Danish photographers Tobias Markussen, Sara Galbiati, and Peter Eriksen join us this week to discuss their new book ‘Phenomenon‘. The critically acclaimed work, featuring 150 colour photos, explores the modern American UFO myth, as seen through the eyes of believers and witnesses. Our Plus+ extension then looks at...

We return for a new podcast season with the latest Pokemon conspiracies, man-eating beasts, and tales from the windy city. A 94 year old former Navy Intelligence whistle-blower is our episode feature as we reveal his claims of ET involvement in the world of aerospace contractors and weapons...

For our season 15 finale we are joined by author Brennan Storr who shares his own personal paranormal experiences, along with tales of the unexplained, from his new book ‘A Strange place’. We then feature new research into mind altering parasites and the implications of their manipulation...

Crop Circle researcher Megan Heazlewood joins us in the studio this week to share her insights on the beauty and science of the worldwide circle phenomenon.  Our review of David Paulides’ latest research and recent presentation in Sydney follows for Plus+ members which includes details on the...

Aaron’s travel tales from Singapore feature on this episode with tales of floating heads, escaped Orang-utans, and metal mouthed Dog-men. We then re-investigate the 1896-7 Airship flap in the United States and its ties to alleged breakaway civilisations and 19th century anti-gravity. Sponsors Atlassian – Atlassian provides the...

After returning home to find our new recording studio full of construction materials and lacking electricity, we manage to sneak our way into a borrowed studio from a local TV broadcaster to bring you more tales from Joshua Tree, California.  We then discuss our trips to Giant Rock and the Integratron...

For our last recording in our Sydney studio and only hours before we fly to this weekend’s Contact in the Desert, we manage to piece together a rather mad tale of alien invasion, ancient martian history and the soul matrix. We then conclude the tale of the...