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Somewhere in the Skies

SpectreVision Radio
Ufos
UFO Sightings
UAP
Extraterrestrial Life
UFO Phenomenon
UFO
Bigfoot
UFO Phenomena
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NASA
Alien Abduction
UFO Abduction
Bob Lazar
Consciousness
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Somewhere In the Skies
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Somewhere in the Skies is a weekly podcast covering UFOs hosted by international best-selling author and television host, Ryan Sprague. SpectreVision Radio is a bespoke podcast network at the intersection between the arts and the uncanny, featuring a tapestry of shows exploring the anomalous, the luminous, and the numinous. We’re a community for creators and fans vibrating around common curiositie... more

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Latest Episodes

What happens when a UFO sighting becomes something much closer? From police officers witnessing a landed UFO and humanoid occupants in 1950s France to travelers followed by a craft in Australia, towering entities in Spain, strange visitors at a woman... more

Ryan and Suzanne are joined by Dan Zetterstrom of What it Means to Be Human podcast to dig into the strangest corners of Reddit to explore four extraordinary firsthand accounts involving one of the most iconic and unsettling figures in UFO lore: the... more

Somewhere in the Skies is partnering with Ubiquity University for Transformation 2026: The Fourth Mind, a live four-week webinar series with legendary Communion author Whitley Strieber.

Learn more and register through our affiliate link: ⁠https://ww... more

On this episode of Somewhere in the Skies LIVE, Ryan Suzanne break down the latest UFO news, including:

- Sandra Bullock Reveals Her Shocking UFO Sighting

- The FBI’s Secret UAP Investigation Unit Has a Name… and a Coin

- Congressional Staffer Cla... more

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Recent Guests

Adam Pillon
Filmmaker, director/producer of The Cote Photo
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Episode: The Cote UFO Photo: The Clearest UFO Image Ever Captured?
Megan Woomer
Filmmaker, director/producer of The Cote Photo
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Episode: The Cote UFO Photo: The Clearest UFO Image Ever Captured?
Clive Lewis
Former Shadow Defence Secretary, UK Labour MP
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Episode: Bigelow & Fugal UNITE, Trump’s Underwater ALIEN Claims, UK UFO Controversy, CLEAREST UFO Photo Ever?
Adam Pillin
Filmmaker of the Cote Photo documentary
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Episode: Bigelow & Fugal UNITE, Trump’s Underwater ALIEN Claims, UK UFO Controversy, CLEAREST UFO Photo Ever?
Darren Clark
Cinematographer for the Cote Photo documentary
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Episode: Bigelow & Fugal UNITE, Trump’s Underwater ALIEN Claims, UK UFO Controversy, CLEAREST UFO Photo Ever?
Violeta Bagia
Author and prolific Substack writer for Somewhere in the Skies
Somewhere in the Skies (Substack)
Episode: Australia’s Strangest UFO Cases with Violeta M. Bagia
Henry Zebrowski
Guest from Last Podcast on the Left, comedian/actor
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Episode: Henry Zebrowski: UFOs, Aliens, and the Last Podcast on the Left (SITS CLASSIC)
Joshua Cutchin
Author of The Inverted Path and researcher
Joshua Cutchin Books
Episode: Joshua Cutchin on UFOs, Paranormal Encounters & The Inverted Path
Jim Harreld
Paranormal broadcaster
Paranormal media
Episode: ANOMACON 2026 Arrives September 12th!

Host

Ryan Sprague
Host of Somewhere in the Skies

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 2.8k ratings
  • Nice easy listening UAP UFO disclosure podcast

    Somewhere in the skies is a lovely easy listening podcast with a very likeable host , who discusses PURSUE downloads, news and recent films like Disclosure Day , along with experiences stories and interviews , and has this week started replaying older podcasts which is good as there are loads! I am very new to all this topic so I like listening while I’m washing the dishes or having a wee rest 😁

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    hagrids dragon
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • Disclosure Day

    Great podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BarneyFife407
    United States3 months ago
  • Disclosure Day

    Disclosure Day, can't wait!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Snowoman323
    United States3 months ago
  • Liverpool Calling

    Loving Ryan’s Shows Keep Up The Good Work x

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Marcus Mayes
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • Great show

    Big fan of the show and looking forward to disclosure day

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dividendgrower
    Canada4 months ago

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Return to the Alien Highway with Heather Taddy & Chuck Zukowski
Q: What were Heather and Chuck's favorite moments from driving to the next location with Dan?
They recalled a playful, camaraderie-filled dynamic, highlighted by the Rubber Band Man song and shared jokes that underscored the team's close-knit bond during long investigative drives.
Thomas Jane: Hollywood, UFOs, and Advanced Alien Visitors
Q: Do you see a near-term future where we have open disclosure about UFOs?
He argues that disclosure is unlikely while power structures resist, but emphasizes that increasing awareness and dialogue are essential for progress, likening it to a Copernican revolution.
Thomas Jane: Hollywood, UFOs, and Advanced Alien Visitors
Q: Can you explain the Hollywood Disclosure Alliance and its purpose?
The guest discusses building a network of ufology experts to pair writers and producers with scientifically informed consultants to inject realism into UFO-related storytelling.
Thomas Jane: Hollywood, UFOs, and Advanced Alien Visitors
Q: What was it like directing on The Expanse and how did that shape your approach to storytelling?
He explains shadowing a director for a month, then directing an episode and finding it a deeply rewarding experience that required vision, collaboration, and managing diverse personalities on set.
Thomas Jane: Hollywood, UFOs, and Advanced Alien Visitors
Q: What got you into acting and into the entertainment industry?
Tom Jane describes starting in high school art programs, doing set painting, and realizing acting was a serious lifelong passion, which led to a career across film and TV.

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This show crafts a thoughtful, interview-driven exploration of UFOs, UAPs, and related phenomena through conversations with filmmakers, researchers, investigators, and eyewitnesses. Across episodes, the host tends to balance deep-dive reporting, historical context, and behind-the-scenes storytelling from the ufology world, often tying discoveries to media, disclosure discussions, and cultural impact. A standout is the mix of high-profile guests and hands-on field perspectives, creating a blend that can appeal to both skeptics and believers who crave rigorous research paired with accessible storytelling.

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1. Adam Pillon
2. Megan Woomer
3. Clive Lewis
4. Adam Pillin
5. Darren Clark
6. Violeta Bagia
7. Henry Zebrowski
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