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Somewhere in the Skies

SpectreVision Radio
Ufos
UAP
UFO Sightings
Extraterrestrial Life
UFO
UFO Phenomenon
NASA
UFO Phenomena
Bigfoot
Uaps
Phoenix Lights
Alien Abduction
Project Blue Book
Colorado
The Alien Perspective
Consciousness
UFO Research
UFO Abduction
Bob Lazar
UFO Sighting

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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Here is the full unedited version of The Disclosure Forum that took place in Washington DC on June 25th.

Hosted by the Disclosure Foundation, the Disclosure Forum 2026 brought together lawmakers, scientists, journalists, military officials, research... more

In this edition of Somewhere in the Skies Classics, we revisit one of the most mysterious military encounters ever featured on the show. Former Air Force Security Forces officer Jeremy McGowan recounts a strange assignment in the Jordanian Desert in ... more

Filmmaker and UFO researcher Dean Alioto returns to discuss his powerful new documentary, The Experiencers: Full Disclosure. As public interest in UFOs continues to grow following Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Day, Alioto shifts the focus from govern... more

On July 16th 1967, the village of Arc-sous-Cicon was beset by sightings of strange humanoid beings in the surrounding countryside. They were spotted by three different groups of children throughout the day and strange traces were found in the ground ... more

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Recent Guests

Chuck Rack
Member of the Allagash Four, later recanted part of the story
Allagash Four
Episode: The Allagash Abduction: Four Friends, Missing Time, and a Terrifying UFO Encounter
Jack Weiner
Member of the Allagash Four, UFO encounter participant
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Episode: The Allagash Abduction: Four Friends, Missing Time, and a Terrifying UFO Encounter
Jim Weiner
Member of the Allagash Four, UFO encounter participant
Allagash Four
Episode: The Allagash Abduction: Four Friends, Missing Time, and a Terrifying UFO Encounter
Charlie Foltz
Member of the Allagash Four, UFO encounter participant
Allagash Four
Episode: The Allagash Abduction: Four Friends, Missing Time, and a Terrifying UFO Encounter
Suzanne Landers
Co-host on Somewhere in the Skies, contributor to discussions
Somewhere in the Skies
Episode: JAY STRATTON Book Revealed, Priest Fired for UFO Comments, Disclosure Day Next Week, French UFO Symposium
Mike Clelland
Author and UFO researcher focused on owls and synchronicity
Author/Researcher
Episode: UFOs, Owls, and Synchronicities with Mike Clelland (SITS CLASSIC)
Ruben Uriarte
MUFO N field investigator, Mexican ufology author and organizer; international coordinator for MUFON Northern California
MUFON
Episode: UFOs, Borderlands & High Strangeness with Ruben Uriarte (SITS CLASSIC)
Susan Demeter-St. Clair
UFO researcher, psionics experimenter
Pararesearchers of Ontario; Paranormal Studies and Inquiry Canada
Episode: The Psychic Side of UFO Encounters w/ Susan Demeter St. Clair (SITS CLASSIC)
Rob Kristoffersen
Paranormal researcher and co-host on Somewhere in the Skies
Somewhere in the Skies
Episode: UFO Cases of New York with Rob Kristoffersen

Hosts

Ryan Sprague
Host of Somewhere in the Skies; frequent interviewer of UFO researchers, eyewitnesses, and space/tech guests.
Suzanne Landers
Co-host and moderator; contributes legal, investigative, and analytical perspectives; engages live audiences.
Zelia Edgar
Host of Just Another Tin Foil Hat; brings ufology analysis and folklore context.

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 Kingdom13 days ago
  • Disclosure Day

    Great podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BarneyFife407
    United States21 days ago
  • Disclosure Day

    Disclosure Day, can't wait!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Snowoman323
    United Statesa month ago
  • Liverpool Calling

    Loving Ryan’s Shows Keep Up The Good Work x

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Marcus Mayes
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • Great show

    Big fan of the show and looking forward to disclosure day

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dividendgrower
    Canadaa month ago

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Listeners praise rigorous, well-researched interviews and thoughtful analysis of complex UFO topics.
Production quality and consistency are commonly highlighted as strengths.
Guests and topics are varied, spanning fringe theory to mainstream space and science communities.
Some critiques note a performance style that some find overly dramatic or lighthearted at times.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

UFOs, Borderlands & High Strangeness with Ruben Uriarte (SITS CLASSIC)
Q: How do you respond to criticism that MUFON has moved away from scientific investigation?
The organization remains committed to the scientific study of UFOs for the benefit of humanity, leveraging a growing data-driven database, technical experts, and education to analyze sightings and publish findings, while stressing openness to constructive criticism to improve.
UFOs, Owls, and Synchronicities with Mike Clelland (SITS CLASSIC)
Q: Could you briefly elaborate on what synchronicity is and how it relates to the owl connection?
Synchronicity is Carl Jung's term for meaningful coincidences, often subjective to the observer; it's tied to the observer's consciousness and can signal a transformative process, especially in UFO-related experiences where patterns emerge over time.
The Endless Void with Kristin Fisher
Q: What was it like covering the Artemis program from its announcement through Artemis II?
Fisher described a journey of growing anticipation, delays, and eventual triumph, emphasizing the emotional weight of the mission, the involvement of a broad, international crew, and the evolving discourse around risk, leadership, and public engagement.
The UAP Debrief with Micah Hanks
Q: What is Lacatski's stance on declassification and who is responsible for misinformation?
Lacatski argues there are multiple layers of people—those who know what they're talking about, those who are mistaken, and those who are engaged in deception, including counterintelligence elements—so it's essential to read between the lines and avoid equating certainty with truth.
Saucers, Spooks and Kooks (w/ Adam Gorightly & Christopher Graybill)
Q: How did the book come to be and what motivated its focus on disinformation?
The book emerged from a deep dive into the Bennewitz era and a chain of disinformation patterns that extended into later ufology, with Tal Levesque and the Dulce papers serving as pivotal anchors before expanding into a broader narrative about how misinformation shapes perceptions of UFOs.

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What is Somewhere in the Skies about and what kind of topics does it cover?

- A weekly show exploring UFOs and related phenomena through interviews with researchers, eyewitnesses, journalists, and skeptics. Topics range from high strangeness and archival cases to government disclosures, media literacy, and the cultural dimensions of ufology. The host ensemble emphasizes rigorous discussion, credible storytelling, and thoughtful critique, often blending live formats, audience interaction, and sponsor reads to create a polished, listener-friendly experience.

- Noteworthy touches include deep-dives into Area 51 histories, OSAP and DIA discussions, and cross-disciplinary takes on space, consciousness, and extraterrestrial possibility. Production quality, a broad guest slate, and a balance of skepticism and curiosity he... more

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Recent guests on Somewhere in the Skies include:

1. Chuck Rack
2. Jack Weiner
3. Jim Weiner
4. Charlie Foltz
5. Suzanne Landers
6. Mike Clelland
7. Ruben Uriarte
8. Susan Demeter-St. Clair

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