Show # Notes: Cody Jorgensen & Neil Bodo

Cody has always been fascinated by the mysteries of the universe and UFO stories. This led him to his role at The UFO Database, where Cody manages social media and community outreach. Each day, he connects with others who share his passion. While Cody enjoys sharing insights and stories, he’s more engaged in dialogues with thousands who have a collective curiosity about UFO phenomena. He’s focused on expanding The UFO Database’s reach and impact. Through social media and community interaction, Cody aims to build a platform that’s welcoming and informative for both seasoned researchers and newcomers. His goal is to demystify UFOs and promote open, evidence-based discussions about their possible implications.

Neil grew up near Aztec/Farmington, NM and Ely/Elko, NV – both known UFO hotspots and inspiration for his interest in UFOs. Neil has an undergrad from DePaul University in mathematics and an MBA from CU Boulder. He co-founded a web application development company in 1997 and continues to operate that today with help from 12 other team members. Neil has many side projects going at any given time, including theufodatabase.com.

Cody Jorgensen
Director of Social Media and Community Outreach

As the head of social media and community outreach for The UFO Database, Cody creates engaging content and manages vibrant online discussions about UFOs. His role is to build a welcoming community for enthusiasts and to facilitate the sharing of experiences and knowledge in this intriguing field. Cody’s approach is about encouraging a community where the extraordinary is not dismissed but rather explored with enthusiasm and without prejudice.

Neil Bodo is a co-founder of theufodatabase.com and leads the technical development of the website. Neil has a long-held interest in the UFO subject and its connection to science, social issues, philosophy, consciousness, and exploration of the universe. He believes that we should approach the phenomenon with an open mind and avoid the temptation to say, “that’s impossible”. We may be dealing with something unprecedented, so Neil advocates for keeping all options on the table.