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Somewhere in the Skies

SpectreVision Radio
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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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In a Special Halloween crossover, Somewhere in the Skies and Somewhere on the Screen are exploring one of America's greatest ghost stories: The Headless Horseman of Sleepy Hollow!

Ryan welcomes bestselling author J.W. Ocker to discuss his new book, ... more

In December of 1973, a man living in the Belgian city of Vilvoorde experienced something truly anomalous. In the middle of the night, he spotted a strange, luminous humanoid entity which took off in a flying saucer.

Subscribe to Just Another Tin Foi... more

Ryan takes a deep dive into Out of the Shadows, the new book from former Pentagon UFO investigator, Jay Stratton. From alleged recovered alien spacecraft and non-human bodies to secret reverse-engineering programs, encounters with extraterrestrial be... more

Legendary UFO researcher and author Jacques Vallee returns to discuss his latest book, Forbidden Science 7: The Final Report, and the future of UFO research. Together, he and Ryan explore the realities of UFO disclosure, Vallee's ongoing analysis of ... more

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Recent Guests

J.W. Ocker
Bestselling author of books about travel, folklore, and unusual places
Episode: The True Story of the Headless Horseman & Sleepy Hollow ( w/ J.W. Ocker 🎃 )
Zelia Edgar
Host of Just Another Tin Foil Hat
Just Another Tin Foil Hat
Episode: The Luminous Humanoid of Vivoorde w/ Zelia Edgar
Jacques Vallée
UFO researcher and author of the Forbidden Science journal series.
Episode: Jacques Vallée: 60 Years of UFO Secrets, Science, and a Final Search for Truth
Brian Bethel
Professional writer and journalist whose 1996 account helped popularize the Black-Eyed Kids phenomenon
Episode: The Birth of the Black-Eyed Kids | Brian Bethel’s Terrifying Encounter (SITS CLASSIC)
Peter Robbins
Author and UFO researcher
Episode: He Knew Too Much: The Mysterious Death of James Forrestal
Roy Teague
Inspector, West Midlands Police, author of Close Encounters of the Police Kind
West Midlands Police/Author
Episode: 250 British Police Officers Break Their Silence on UFO Encounters | Inspector Roy Teague
Jordan Bonaparte
Host of the Nighttime Podcast
Nighttime Podcast
Episode: The Shag Harbour UFO Incident: Canada’s Most Mysterious UFO Crash (SITS CLASSIC)
Richard Dolan
Author and historian of UFO phenomena
Richard Dolan Books / Researcher
Episode: Richard Dolan: USOs, PURSUE Files & Where UFO Disclosure Goes Next
KG Macchelli
Witness from Ontario sharing a paranormal encounter
Episode: Witness Accounts: Volume 42

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Ryan Sprague
Host of Somewhere in the Skies

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 2.9k ratings
  • Interesting show

    I very much enjoy SITS. Ryan and his team present interesting topics with empathy and kindness.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    J3nn73
    United Statesa month ago
  • I found this channel by sheer luck, and I'm glad I did. I've been into UFOs, and the Bermuda Triangle since I was 7yrs old. A lifetime away but what stands out for me is all the different people that come on the show and they have a good old chat. It's serious, and funny at times with some great information thrown into the mix. Love it, only wish I'd found it sooner.

    I know there are some great podcasts out there, but this is the first time I've felt so compelled to write a review.

    many, man... more

    Podchaser
    5
    ai4u2master
    a month ago
  • An awesome Podcast

    This has to be one of my favourite Podcasts on the UFO/UAP topic. Hosted by Ryan Sprague and Suzanne Landers, it’s always a great listen with all the latest news and events from the Ufological community. Both Ryan and Suzanne have a very convivial presenting style with a genuine warmth and passion for this compelling subject. Both new and historic cases are often discussed, along with any supporting evidence. Keep up the good work guys, a fantastic listen!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bilbo Bigsey
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Great show!

    Very well produced and curated. Keep up the good work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Peccetti
    United States3 months ago
  • Bogsquash

    Great show

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    lalojr1
    United States3 months ago

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Jacques Vallée: 60 Years of UFO Secrets, Science, and a Final Search for Truth
Q: Where does that stand today in 2026 when it comes to these materials? And do you think the public overall will ever have a moment of seeing these, or knowing that these materials are of non-human origin, or were constructed off-world?
Vallée says he gave his collections to Garry Nolan at Stanford, where researchers are organizing and testing them. He stresses that chemical analysis alone is insufficient, isotope tests require many measurements, and results need rigorous replication and a documented chain of evidence.
Jacques Vallée: 60 Years of UFO Secrets, Science, and a Final Search for Truth
Q: What are some of the fundamental changes you think need to take place, rather than just the nuts and bolts phenomena that the government might be investing?
Vallée says research needs new institutional structures and resources, while remaining open about what disclosure can actually establish and how evidence can be tested.
He Knew Too Much: The Mysterious Death of James Forrestal
Q: How do you believe the times have changed in terms of the knowledge within these agencies of what people know and what they could possibly leak to the public?
Robbins says the postwar period had a different climate of public respect and far less familiarity with therapy. He argues that the UFO subject helped shape the early national security state and that Forrestal's breakdown became a controlled crisis, though he acknowledges his murder argument remains circumstantial.
He Knew Too Much: The Mysterious Death of James Forrestal
Q: How did you come to discover James Forrestal, and what made you want to craft this lecture around him?
Robbins says he was inspired by Stanton T. Friedman's 1987 lecture on Donald K. Menzel and the emergence of the MJ-12 controversy. His mother's vivid memories of Forrestal's death also encouraged him to focus his research on Forrestal.
The True Story of the Headless Horseman & Sleepy Hollow ( w/ J.W. Ocker 🎃 )
Q: Who could the Headless Horseman possibly have been, and what is that all about?
Ocker described a Hessian soldier decapitated by a cannonball during the Revolutionary War and said later research identified Heinrich Range as a possible name for the soldier who inspired the legend.

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1. J.W. Ocker
2. Zelia Edgar
3. Jacques Vallée
4. Brian Bethel
5. Peter Robbins
6. Roy Teague
7. Jordan Bonaparte
8. Richard Dolan

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