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9.19.10 : "The Superhero Implementation"

Andy Carolan's Disclosure :

Friends of BoA

In memoriam :
Richard N. Binnall,
6.3.1941 to 5.19.2007

TPA Archive

Marjorie Fish's interpretation of the Betty Hill star-map is perhaps the most well-known, even more so than Mrs. Hill's own ...

Of course, the Fish interpretation is not without detractors. Carl Sagan attacked it in both the opinion pages of Astronomy and in episode 12 of his Cosmos series. Some UFO researchers have produced their own interpretations, for example Joachim Koch and Hans-Jürgen Kyborg's belief it is a map of our solar-system ...

And recent discoveries in science have debunked Ms. Fish's interpretation.

The Paranormal Apostate by Bruce Priddy

5.16.12: Marjorie Fish versus Science‏

Lesley's Blog

Yes, I am still here and I haven't abandoned Grey Matters, just been busy. Of course, most of what I have been busy with is Ufology/paranormal related.

First, our New Mexico UFO/Paranormal Forum has been having a fantastic season of speakers! In my last Grey Matters, I mentioned J.C. Johnson, but a couple weeks after that Adam Gorightly was in town and I snagged him to speak for us. I think that turned out to be our biggest gathering to date with nearly 70 people showing up!

5.2.12: Summertime!

Lesley's Grey Matters

The Good Parade HQ

The Good Parade

After far too long a break, The Good Parade returns with another 'live' edition of the program, taped on the evening of Tuesday, April 25th.

In this 2 hour program, we review Cabin in the Woods, X, Bridesmaids, and Amish Out of Order. We also talk about animals, Facebook, Hawaii, pester Baroody and Grokl in the chat room, and field a reluctant phone call from longtime TGP family member Aligater.

Episode Thirty Two

R. Lee's Blog

4.23.12: Ghost Energies

I believe ghosts exist, that's not up for debate. Like the topic of UFOs, I simply don't waste my time anymore arguing with skeptics. I did not misinterpret the signs of a coming migraine as a huge forming mass of ectoplasm for example.

What that ectoplasm was, now that's a good question. What was it, in terms of the paranormal? A spirit, a ghost, a non-human intelligence? Even an alien? (A subject I'm interested in: the intersection of ghostly phenomena and alien or ET encounters.)

Regan Lee's Trickster's Realm

Richard's Blog

Regan Lee is a prolific writer, penning columns for UFO Magazine and Binnall of America as well as writing and publishing a book on the Oregon Bigfoot legend. Bigfoot and UFOs might sound like an unlikely combination, researchers in both fields sometimes dismiss each other, but there are some parallels ...

Some Bigfoot sightings might be explained by the traditional hypothesis that there may still be a species of undisclosed primate roaming the forests and mountains of the world, but other sightings might have more exotic explanations, including extraterrestrial visitors and even beings from other dimensions. In my interview with Regan we discussed all of these possibilities.

Richard's Room 101

4.20.12: Room 101 Interviews Regan Lee

Tina Sena's Blog

4.9.12: Something Funny Happened on the Way to Enlightenment...

Tina Sena's Esotericana

I am going to tell you a story. It may... or it may not... be true. It happened. Or it didn't.

Doesn't matter anymore because everyone's telling it in one way or another. Some guy brings it up at a party and all of a sudden some other guy's already written a book. Meanwhile, some other guy, just as random, maybe not, has created a career out of selling tchotchkes to commemorate the story.

What story? The story I am about to tell. The one that may or may not have happened.

Tony's Blog

3.14.12: The Green Children

One of my favorite stories from the annals of forteana would have to be the tale of the Green Children of Woolpit. Long before the days of the little green men, during the reign of King Stephen sometime in the twelfth-century, two frightened children made their way to a village outside of Suffolk, England and into the pages of history.

The villagers were out reaping their harvests when they heard the crying of the children. The children came out of some ditches that had been dug to trap wolves outside of the village. The first thing that the villagers noticed that was odd about the children, a boy and girl of undetermined age, was the hue of their skin. It was green!

Fortean Ramblings by Tony Morrill

Adam Davies on BoA:Audio

The 1.24.11 edition of BoA:Audio marks Adam Davies' 4th appearance on BoA:Audio, updating us on his journeys of the past year and the latest on his quest for the world's mystery animals.
Check out Adam's previous visits to the program ...
*1.26.2011 - In Search of India's Mande-Barung
*1.20.2010 - In Search of Nepal's Yeti & Sumatra's Orang Pendek

*11.9.2008 - Extreme Expeditions

BoA Audio Classics

Marla Peña on Twitter

8.12.11: Science of the Soul

Shadow of the Shinigami by Marla Peña

Back in March, I noticed my husband recorded a show from the History Channel called The Science of the Soul. I asked him about it and he said that he watched it overnight and left it in the DVR, because he knew I would like it.

I don't remember ever watching a show of this nature without a hint of skepticism involved that would make me grunt. I am not a "believe it all" type of person and, to be honest, I find myself often bothered by some people when I listen to them on podcasts as guests talking about new age/spiritual stuff.

Richelle's Blog

4.9.11 : Musings on Desire, Technology, and TV

Medusa's Ladder by Richelle Hawks

And then it happened: about halfway through the second season of Seaquest DSV, The Future had arrived again. I had already gone through this with movies and information in general with the advent of the VCR in the 80s and the personal computer in the 90s respectively, this everything-at-your- fingertips feeling. It’s great, I guess. It beats scouring card catalogues and microfiche in 1982 at the Topeka Public Library for any reference to Flying Saucers or David Letterman.

But within this information-agey-feeling that The Future has arrived, there comes some kind of critical mass of information ingestion in which I began to question everything ...

Next Episode: Jason Offutt - A Collection of Creepy Tales

Roland
Watson

5.10.12

The Loch Ness Monster
2 Hours, 17 Minutes

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Title: Marjorie Fish versus Science‏