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☆☆☆☆☆ Never a straight answer is a weekly podcast about the strange and the random. Weekly news, mysteries and conspiracy theories.

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

    307# Green mountain | The secret underground spaceport (opens the original)

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    307# Green mountain | The secret underground spaceport What really lies beneath Green Mountain?For Episode 307 of Never A Straight Answer, we head to Huntsville, Alabama — a city with deep connections to rockets, military technology and the American space programme. But beneath one nearby mountain lies a story that begins with a very real Cold War plan for an underground military facility… and ends with some of the most extraordinary claims in modern UFO research.Could the abandoned plans for Gr

  2. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    306# Operação Prato — The Lights That Attacked the Amazon (opens the original)

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    306# Operação Prato — The Lights That Attacked the Amazon It's our ninth birthday.Nine years.Nine years of UFOs, conspiracies, ghosts, strange disappearances, ancient mysteries, weird science, questionable decisions, questionable guests, and Taylor somehow surviving another year without being officially classified as an unexplained phenomenon.And what better way to celebrate than by travelling to the Amazon rainforest and investigating one of the strangest UFO cases ever investigated by an actua

  3. Episode · Jul 29, 2026

    305# UFOs & Gods | Derrick Warful and the Ancient Connection (opens the original)

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    305# UFOs & Gods | Derrick Warful and the Ancient ConnectionCould the gods of ancient civilizations have been something far more extraordinary than mythology suggests?This week on Never A Straight Answer, Gaz and Taylor are joined by author Derrick Warful to discuss his fascinating new book, UFO and Gods.Together, they explore the intriguing connections between ancient religious texts, mysterious encounters in the sky, and the possibility that humanity's earliest stories may have been inspired b

  4. Episode · Jul 14, 2026

    304# The Flannan Isles | Britain's Greatest Maritime Mystery (opens the original)

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    304# The Flannan Isles | Britain's Greatest Maritime Mystery In December 1900, three experienced lighthouse keepers arrived for what should have been a routine shift on the remote Flannan Isles, off the rugged west coast of Scotland. Days later, when the relief ship finally reached the island, the lighthouse was operational... but the men had vanished without a trace.With no signs of a struggle, no bodies ever recovered, and only a handful of clues left behind, the disappearance of James Ducat,

  5. Episode · Jul 7, 2026

    303# Where Are the Little Green Men? | Terry Adair's Energy Hypothesis (opens the original)

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    303# Where Are the Little Green Men? | Terry Adair's Energy HypothesisFor decades, scientists have wrestled with the Fermi Paradox: if the universe is so vast and potentially full of life, why haven't we found any evidence of advanced civilisations?In this episode of Never A Straight Answer, we're joined by author Terry Adair to explore his thought-provoking idea known as The Adair Hypothesis. Rather than focusing on intelligence or biology, Terry argues that the real barrier preventing civilisa

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