The Micah Hanks Program

This week on The Gralien Report, we examine horror stories, true encounters with frightening beings, and other unsettling encounters fit for Halloween.

This post, TGR 10.26.15. The Long Halloween: True Tales of Horror, first appeared at The Gralien Report.

This week on The Gralien Report, on the heels of Micah’s recent trip to England for the British Exopolitics Expo, we discuss strange synchronicities, and among them, several which Micah experienced along with friend and fellow researcher Mike Clelland of the Hidden Experience blog while they visited the ancient town of York. Is there more the meaningful synchronicities than merely coincidence?

Then in hour two, we continue our October celebration of the Halloween season with a decidedly disturbing turn down “Gray Street,” as we examine strange legends and horror stories of the “Hat Man,” and what may have been a strange encounter your humble host had with this archetypal apparition. Then moving on to strange disappearances, we examine one of the very strangest, in which a man vanished… and how a photograph may have foretold of his disappearance.

Finally, we examine popular short horror stories and urban legends, as well as a final tale of an individual who purportedly awakened his family members with a terrifying premonition… all of this and more on this week’s edition of The Gralien Report Podcast. 

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Jim Harold joins us in time for Halloween and the release of his latest installment in the Campfire series; arguably, it's his best batch of stories yet.

This post, TGR 10.19.15. Halloween Campfire Tales with Jim Harold, first appeared at The Gralien Report.

Jim Harold joins us in time for Halloween and the release of his latest installment in the Campfire series; arguably, it's his best batch of stories yet.

This post, TGR 10.19.15. Halloween Campfire Tales with Jim Harold, first appeared at The Gralien Report.

Did a series of incidents in the southwestern US in the 19th century suggest a secret group, which had been using airships and other advanced technology?

This post, TGR 10.12.15. Airships and the Empire of the Wheel, first appeared at The Gralien Report.

This week on The Gralien Report, as Micah is preparing to head off to England for the British Exopolitics Expo, we spend some time talking about the nature of unidentified flying objects, and the myths, speculation, and scientific study that can be applied to them. If UFOs exist, could some of them, if not the majority of them, come from here on Earth? What about so-called “mystery airships” reported throughout the decades?

In keeping with the notion that Earth-based technologies might account for much of the UFO phenomenon, we are joined by writer and researcher Walter Bosley, a former FBI informant, USAF OSI, and licensed private investigator who has been researching a strange series of incidents that occurred in the American southwest in the 19th century. What Bosley believes he has uncovered may involve occult activity in the region, in addition to counterintelligence operations, and even the possibility that rudimentary airship technology had been in use near Sonora, California, by the 1850s.

What is the secret behind the so-called “Empire of the Wheel”, and what were the objectives of its operators? More importantly, how does this fit into the Americana legends of airships seen over the United States in the latter half of the 19th century?

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Claims of death by spontaneous human combustion are examined, and whether science has been able to offer conclusive explanations for what causes it, or whether it exists at all.

This post, TGR 10.05.15. The Spontaneous Human Combustion Enigma, first appeared at The Gralien Report.

This week on The Gralien Report, we celebrate the anniversary of the launch of the Sputnik satellite into space, as well as the continuing interest surrounding developments on Mars. In other news, wildlife is slowly returning to the Chernobyl site, and later, Micah revisits odd behavior described by pilots in a classic 1950s UFO sighting. Speaking of which, where have all the UFOs gone today, and are there really fewer UFO sightings, or just fewer quality reports being made?

Then during the second hour, we examine claims of death by spontaneous human combustion, and whether science has been able to offer conclusive explanations for what causes it, or whether it even exists at all. While skeptics have long decried the phenomenon, there may in fact be more recent studies that meet the criteria for supporting, and explaining the phenomenon… well, at least mostly.

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Analysis of the recent NASA press conference pertaining to water on Mars is discussed, as well as legends that involve creatures known today as 'Sasquatch' in Native American folklore.

This post, TGR 09.28.15. Strange Legends of the Pacific Northwest, first appeared at The Gralien Report.

Analysis of the recent NASA press conference pertaining to water on Mars is discussed, as well as legends that involve creatures known today as 'Sasquatch' in Native American folklore.

This post, TGR 09.28.15. Strange Legends of the Pacific Northwest, first appeared at The Gralien Report.