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Martin will be away for several weeks due to emergency open-heart surgery. Dean Alioto will be hosting shows until Martin is able to return. Thank you!

Audio Podcast may be few weeks late!

BIO: Dean Alioto is an award-winning feature filmmaker and TV documentarian who has produced numerous specials for A+E, Bravo, and Discovery, as well as consulting on the James Fox The Phenomenon. Recently, Dean was featured in the Paramount + Documentary Unknown Dimensions as the creator of the first ever found footage movie The McPherson Tape and the enigmatic Paramount TV movie Alien Abduction: Incident In Lake County. Currently Dean is finishing up a four year long 3-part limited science series looking at the UFO/alien phenomenon from a whole new point of view.

 

Due to unforeseen circumstances we were not be able to have a show this week! We will return next week ON October 3rd with Kevin Day!

 

Ariel Phenomenon premiere at the Academy of Music Theater in Northampton, Massachusetts October 7th and 8th.  

Tickets range from $12 for Friday’s screening and $15 on Saturday which includes a 1 hour panel discussion. (details below) Martin Willis, Podcast UFO will be live streaming the panel discussion.

Northampton, MA – September 21, 2022 – On October 7 and 8, the widely acclaimed film Ariel Phenomenon, directed by Randall Nickerson of Whately will premiere at the historic Academy of Music Theater (274 Main Street) in Northampton Massachusetts at 7 p.m. To date, Ariel Phenomenon has achieved a 7.8 on IMDB, a 100 percent Critics & 97 percent Audience score on Rotten Tomatoes and positive reviews from film critics, along with international press coverage. Read more →

By Charles Lear

In 1953, there were several UFO reports throughout the year in Canada around the area of Sudbury, Ontario. Reports ranged from saucers to cigar-shaped objects, and there was one report of two “flying torpedoes” that moved slowly in the sky and made no sound. Then, in 1954, there was a report from nearby Garson of a craft and three bizarre creatures that may have had malevolent intentions. Read more →

By Charles Lear

In July of 1967, Ronnie Hill, a 14-year-old North Carolina boy, reported that he’d taken a picture of a UFO with a humanoid in front of it. According to John Keel, who wrote about the story in his article,  “The Little Man of North Carolina,” published in the January-February 1969 Flying Saucer Review, the boy sent the picture off to Flying Saucers-UFO Reports, which had just been discontinued by its publisher, Dell Publishing. The editor, Carmena Freeman, sent the picture to Keel and he began a correspondence with Hill, which continued throughout 1968. According to Keel, Hill was “agonizingly slow” in responding to his letters. Keel wrote in his article that he had the photo blown up “to wall size” and that he and “several professional photographers” didn’t see anything that made it seem that the figure was a doll or some other form of hoax. Read more →

by Charles Lear

There are cases throughout UFO history that continue to inspire debate, even though they’ve been declared hoaxes by most of the people who have looked into them. One such case came up early on near the beginning of the UFO mystery. It was investigated by Capt. Edward J. Ruppelt, then head of Project Blue Book, and 2^nd Lt. Robert M. Olsson. In his 1956 book, The Report on Unidentified Flying Objects, Ruppelt tells the reader that it was officially labeled a hoax, and calls it “the best hoax in UFO history.” Even so, there were a couple of unexplained details that have left some researchers, such as Karl Pflock, wondering.

According to Ruppelt in his book, he got a call from Air Technical Intelligence Command (Wright-Patterson AFB, Dayton, Ohio, where Project Blue Book had its office) while he was in the shower getting ready for work. An “operational immediate” wire had just come in and Ruppelt was told that he should come in as soon as he could. When he got to ATIC, he learned that the wire was from an intelligence officer at a Florida airbase. It told of a report of a UFO encounter by a scoutmaster and three boy scouts. The scoutmaster was reportedly burned after getting too close and was described as a “solid citizen.” According to Ruppelt, transport on a B-25 was arranged, and he and Olsson headed to Florida. Read more →