David Rountree returns to talk about his new book, ''Paranormal Technology.'' The conversation takes an unexpected turn into ufological territory. Then Jeff & Jer unveil some of their new plans for Paratopia.

Jeff Ritzmann interviews his old research partner we've heard so much about: Lee Townsend. This is an absolutely fascinating conversation and confirmation of some of the shared experiences Jeff has talked about involving Lee. More than that, it's a conversation about Whitley Strieber's proposition that alien abduction phenomena might be what the face of evolution looks like to us. Lee is that rare breed of person: He gets it. Not only that, he articulates the depth of Mystery well. Do not miss this one!

ECETI Ranch owner James Gilliland joins us to tell us all about his experiences on his land where the veil between worlds is thinned.

A road trip extravaganza that explores the real Incident At Exeter--The confrontation between Tim Binnall and comedian John Flynn--as well as provides Jer with a new comic revelation: New England MUFON Director Steve Firmani.

Jeff & Jer use Jer's latest weird experience as a springboard to launch into conversation about the significance of nosebleeds in abduction, wormholes, feedback loops, and a whole lot more.

It begins with iron implants. It ends with Iron Maiden.... Wes Owsley makes a special appearance to kick off the show with an intriguing medical finding that may explain the alien implants comprised of an unknown iron, plucked from the legs and feet of alleged abductees. Jeff & Jer use that as the springboard to dive into a broad deconstruction of various nuts-and-bolts (heavy on the nuts) topics, in this variety-pack episode.

Jeff Ritzmann's first solo episode challenges the fallacy of ufological beliefs from government cover-up to religiously defensive stances taken on message boards. This one's sure to get you talking on ours. Let's hope it's not his last solo effort, but the first of many!

Podcasting all-stars Angelia Joiner, Stacy Lowery, Tim Binnall, Deb Kauble, and Jeff Ritzmann join Jeremy to answer the twofold question: Why do we listen to other people as a hobby and how has it changed us?

Jeremy flies solo making deep connections in the fractured mind. Hypnosis, magick, and lucid dreaming all get the Vaeni treatment in this monologue.

Remember the movie ''Fire In The Sky?'' Remember when the character of Travis Walton woke up in a cocoon he had to peel his way through, and all the gruesome experiments evil aliens did to him? Yeah, well, that never happened. What did? We have the real Travis Walton with us to give us the facts of that strange November night in 1975.