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UFOs are at the heart of our popular culture, and opinions range from a firm belief that extra-terrestrials are already here, walking among us and influencing politics, to outright dismissal of the possibility of any intelligent life beyond our planet.

Podcast · By Feegle Films · British English · Official site

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Sep 25, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 25, 2026

    The Pentagon Just Released 72 UAP Files — These 6 Stand Out (opens the original)

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    PURSUE Tranche 6 mixes Project Blue Book history, AAWSAP research, modern military sensor footage and local law-enforcement material. Stu has gone through the release and selected three documents and three videos that most deserve a closer look — not because they all point towards the same explanation, but because each reveals something interesting about how UAP evidence is recorded and interpreted. Among them are Edward J. Ruppelt’s 1952 Air Force presentation, a 2025 report describing six grou

  2. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    UFOs for Beginners Part 2: UFO Timeline — WWII to Project Blue Book (opens the original)

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    Before Roswell became synonymous with UFOs, wartime pilots were already reporting strange objects and lights in the skies. Stu and Neil trace the beginning of the modern UFO story from the Second World War’s “Foo Fighters” through Kenneth Arnold, the birth of the flying-saucer era, Roswell, Project Sign, Project Grudge and into Project Blue Book. Along the way they ask how much terminology and popular culture shaped later reports, separate Roswell’s contemporary evidence from the story that emer

  3. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    August 2026 UFO News: David Grusch Goes Further as New UFO Files Drop (opens the original)

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    What does genuine progress in UAP transparency actually look like? Stu and Neil review the UFO and UAP developments that mattered in August 2026, beginning with David Grusch’s increasingly specific claims about alleged recovered craft and the photographs and video he says he has seen. Against that, a new analysis of 112 government-released PURSUE sensor videos highlights a very different problem: without enough measurement data, apparently dramatic motion may be impossible to translate into reli

  4. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    Scientists Analysed 112 Pentagon UFO Videos. Here’s the Problem (opens the original)

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    Scientists Jacob Haqq-Misra and Ravi Kopparapu have analysed all 112 PURSUE UAP sensor videos released so far — and their new preprint identifies a fundamental difficulty in working out what some of the footage actually shows. Stu examines PR113 and its remarkable “bird or Mach 5?” range of possible interpretations, PR149 and the useful reference provided by a ship in frame, and GOFAST as an example of what changes when more telemetry is available. The bigger issue is not simply whether these ob

  5. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    The Soviet UFO Mystery That May Still Be Buried in Estonia (opens the original)

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    A strange metallic obstruction found beneath an ordinary Tallinn garden in 1969 eventually became Object M — one of the more unusual UFO mysteries to emerge from the Soviet era. Stu looks at what was reportedly discovered, why Soviet scientists became interested, and the 2017 analysis that identified a supposed surviving fragment as likely ordinary industrial ferrochrome. There is, however, one crucial question: can anyone prove the tested sample actually came from the original object? And with

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