Rosedale Humanoids and Craft2In 1973, the U.S. experienced a wave of humanoid reports that are documented in the 1976 Center for UFO Studies publication by David Webb appropriately titled “1973 – Year of the Humanoids.” These sorts of reports weren’t unique to the States and just two years before, in 1971, a report came out of Canada that was looked into by William K. Allan, described as the “tireless UFO investigator of Calgary” in the June 1972 Flying Saucer Review Case Histories Supplement 10 where his report was published (page 6 of pdf). Read more →
In this episode, guest Philip Kinsella delves into the mystery of the Greys. Who are they, why are they here, and what are their true intentions? Despite decades of UFO research and alien abduction reports, we are still no closer to understanding this elusive force that seems to operate beyond our reality, lurking like shadows in the night. As an author and UFO researcher, Philip takes a deep dive into the phenomenon, exploring strange occurrences around the world. He also discusses his personal encounters as well as his twin brothers’ and the possibilities of this being an interdimensional phenomena.
BIO: Philip Kinsella is the author of several UFO and spiritual books and has written countless articles surrounding UFOs, consciousness and the afterlife. He began his investigations after an alien abduction he’d experienced back in the winter of 1989 and has spent the rest of his years exploring alternate theories surrounding both UFOs and alien contact, as well as psychic phenomenon. In 1996, Philip had published an article in ‘Alien Encounters’ which had been considered within its theoretical application. This had been entitled ‘Spirits in a Material World’ and something which had created some controversy with regards to his theoretical assumptions surrounding what a certain faction of the Greys may represent. He has lectured on the subject and has appeared on national television. Philip also co-hosts a radio program ran by the Paranormal UK Radio Network called ‘Twin Souls.’ He lives in Bedfordshire, England.
1973 was a great year for fans of high-strangeness UFO reports. The most famous of these is the October 11th case from Pascagoula, Mississippi, where Charles Hickson and Calvin Parker said they were taken aboard a craft by elephant-skinned humanoids with crab-claw like hands. After their story hit the papers, an article appeared in the October 18, 1973, edition of The Pensacola News ( part 1, part 2 ) headlined “Pickup by UFO Reported.” According to the article, a “Pensacola businessman” (later identified as an electrician) reported an encounter of his own, and his story was even more dramatic than Hickson and Parker’s. UFO investigators at the time seem to have mostly ignored it, as it doesn’t appear in periodicals of the day such as The APRO Bulletin or Flying Saucer Review. This might have been due to the continued focus on the Pascagoula case and the extreme nature of the claim by the man in Pensacola. Read more →
Special guest Dan Carlson shares his two childhood UFO sightings and his role in investigating the 2019-2020 UAP/drone flap in NE Colorado and western Nebraska, featured globally by the Associated Press. Dan discusses why his interest in UAP has been rekindled and the role of faith in exploring these phenomena. We discuss ideas of what the visitors may be and religious beliefs, the bible and more.
Simulcast on KGRA Digital Broadcasting, YouTube, Facebook, & Rumble | Tuesday, October 08, 2024 @ 7:00 PM EDT (-4GMT)
Topics include:
✸ UAP in biblical end-times prophecies ✸ Global deception and the impact of extraterrestrial revelations on faith ✸ The Bible’s validation of other dimensions ✸ Angels, demons, and abduction stories involving Jesus’ name ✸ Dan’s cryptid research and his books Species Unknown and Species Unleashed ✸ Join us for a fascinating exploration of UAP, faith, and the unknown!
BIO: Dan Carlson is a semi-retired meteorologist and the Sr. Pastor at Christian Life Center church in Belle Fourche (pronounced Bell – Foosh) South Dakota. He’s had a lifelong interest in UAPs that started with two sightings he had as a young boy. He started his broadcasting career with CBS affiliate WCCO in Minneapolis, where he grew up, as the youngest major market TV weather presenter in the nation. From there he went on to become a director of news and programming for two Christian radio stations in the Twin Cities before marrying the love of his life, Karen, and moving to the Black Hills of South Dakota where he was Chief Meteorologist at KEVN-TV, the Fox affiliate, in Rapid City. In 2004, Dan was recruited by Cabela’s, a leading outdoor retailer, where he first served as a writer before becoming the company’s corporate meteorologist and producing a daily internal newsletter sent to all Cabela’s locations in the USA and Canada. His publication covered weather, economic trends, emerging technologies, the outdoors industry, cyber threats and company news. During that time, Dan and Karen bought a farm near Sidney, Nebraska, where they raised chickens, goats, and two children.
Dan left Cabela’s in 2018, worked as a substitute science teacher for grades K-8, became a part-time pastor, and wrote two best-selling science fiction thriller novels, “Species Unknown” and “Species Unleashed”, which contain content that overlaps with UAP studies such as interdimensional travel, cryptids, Native American lore, and advanced aerospace technologies. He has since moved back to the Black Hills and renewed his interest in UAPs. While interested in all aspects of UAP and cryptids, Dan is especially adept at exploring and asking questions about potential moral, philosophical, and religious ramifications of human interactions with UAPs.
In addition to being a pastor, Dan has a side gig as a freelance writer, is an avid outdoorsman, and is fascinated military history, especially from World War II to the present. To reach Dan, you can visit his website at www.dancarlson.net, email him at thedancarlson@gmail.com, or on X (formerly Twitter) @HewhoisDan.
South Africa has had its share of UFO reports, and thanks to Zimbabwe-based researcher Cynthia Hind, who put out UFO Afrinews from July 1988 to July 2000, we have a record of many of them. In the 1970s, Charles Bowen, the editor of London-based Flying Saucer Review, also had his eye on South Africa, and in the January-February 1973 issue, he mentions a flap there that, according to him, began in July 1972. Along with other reports, he presents a newspaper account of a dramatic case involving a UFO that seemingly damaged a tennis court in the town of Rosmead in the Eastern Cape Province. Hind gives details of the case in the first issue of UFO Afrinews, calling it “perhaps my best case” when it comes to physical trace cases and references her book, UFOs: African Encounters, as the source. Read more →
Martin discussed the picturesque area, as well as taking calls. Then a prerecord with Martin, and event organizer, Danny Reid gives us an overview if the 2024 Shag Harbour UFO-Expo.
Join guest Jim Lawrence, a native of New Brunswick, Canada, and lifelong UFO enthusiast. With a deep passion for the unknown, Jim has devoured countless books on UFOs and now serves as a MUFON investigator. In this live recording from the Shag Harbour UFO EXPO, Jim dives into well-known UFO incidents and shares intriguing cases he’s personally investigated, including some with connections to his own acquaintances. Don’t miss this fascinating exploration of UFO mysteries!