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- 001 - SCU Leaders Roundtable Discussion
Welcome to The Anomalous Review! In this episode we introduce the podcast itself, along with some of the founders and leaders of the Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies.
Topics:
- What does SCU do? What’s the history of the organization? Why does it have a podcast?
- How is SCU different from other UFO organizations? How is this podcast different from other shows on the topic?
- How does SCU approach, define, and study UAP? Does SCU study other anomalies like ghosts, telepathy, or Bigfoot? Why or why not?
Guest Info:
- Larry Hancock: Larry’s education is in anthropology and history. He’s the author of multiple books dealing with cold war history, clandestine operations, and hybrid warfare. Larry is a board member of SCU.
- Richard Hoffman: Richard is an operations manager and consultant for NASA, and a board member of SCU.
- Robert Powell: Robert is a chemist and engineer, a UAP historian, the former director of research for MUFON, and a board member of SCU.
Links:
- SCU’s Website
- Larry Hancock’s author page at Amazon
- Richard Hoffman’s page at IMDB
- Robert Powell’s author page at Amazon
1 hr 58 min
About The Anomalous Review
From the publisher's feed
Dive deep into the world of UAP with the official podcast from the Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies (SCU). Hosted by Dr. Michael Glawson, a philosopher of science and technology, this podcast…
brings together top scientists and other experts to explore Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) from a rigorous intellectual perspective. Each episode features in-depth interviews that make complex topics accessible, providing listeners with a more comprehensive understanding of current UAP research and the debates shaping the field.
In addition to the nuts and bolts of UFOs, discussions will bridge related topics such as underwater anomalies, astrobiology, messaging extraterrestrial intelligence (METI) (practice and theory), speculative fiction and its contribution to these fields, theoretical and experimental physics related to “exotic” forms of propulsion, exoplanet research, mental health issues related to UAP, psychology and phenomenology of UAP encounters, and analysis and theory of “exotic” materials.
The Anomalous Review stands out by leveraging SCU’s unique access to leading researchers and serious academic discussions. With a focus on distinguishing between credible research and more speculative investigation, the podcast delivers thoughtful, intellectual conversations that are both engaging and enlightening. Whether you’re a casual UAP enthusiast or a dedicated researcher looking for deeper insights, The Anomalous Review offers a rich, satisfying, longform listening experience perfect for anyone interested in the serious study of UAP.
Learn more at https://explorescu.org/podcast