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Somewhere in the Skies

SpectreVision Radio
Ufos
UFO Sightings
UAP
Extraterrestrial Life
UFO
UFO Phenomenon
Bigfoot
UFO Phenomena
NASA
Uaps
Alien Abduction
UFO Abduction
UFO Research
Bob Lazar
Consciousness
World War II
Project Blue Book
Banbury Ballyhoo
Colorado
Betz Sphere

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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Somewhere in the Skies Classics returns with one of our favorite conversations, revisiting an interview that remains just as relevant today. Ryan is joined by Small Town Monsters founder and acclaimed documentary filmmaker Seth Breedlove to discuss I... more

Former law enforcement officer Chuck Zukowski has spent more than three decades investigating some of America's most compelling UFO encounters, following trails that many authorities abandoned long ago. Alongside his son, Daniel, and paranormal inves... more

In this Somewhere in the Skies classic, we revisit one of ufology's most enduring mysteries: the alleged meetings between President Dwight D. Eisenhower and extraterrestrials. In light of today's whistleblowers, congressional hearings, and growing di... more

Ryan welcomes acclaimed actor, director, and author Thomas Jane. Best known for The Punisher, The Expanse, and several Stephen King film adaptations, Jane has also become a prominent voice in the UFO community, recently speaking at Contact in the Des... more

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Recent Guests

Paul Blake Smith
Author of President Eisenhower's Close Encounters
Author, researcher on Eisenhower-UFO encounter
Episode: Did President Eisenhower Meet Aliens? (SITS CLASSIC)
Tom Jane
Actor and producer, guest on the show
Renegade Entertainment (co-founder)
Episode: Thomas Jane: Hollywood, UFOs, and Advanced Alien Visitors
Jordan Flowers
Member of the Disclosure Foundation
Disclosure Foundation
Episode: U.S. Government is Luring UFOs, Catholics Prepare for Disclosure, Bigfoot Corpse Found
Charles Stewart
Bigfoot researcher, aka Snake the Bigfoot Hunter, author of The Bigfoot Bible
Independent
Episode: U.S. Government is Luring UFOs, Catholics Prepare for Disclosure, Bigfoot Corpse Found
Dan Warren
Content creator who segments on UFO-focused cinematic packages
Emphasis / NewsNation contributor
Episode: U.S. Government is Luring UFOs, Catholics Prepare for Disclosure, Bigfoot Corpse Found
Paul Kimball
Filmmaker known for UFO documentaries (e.g., Stanton Friedman is Real, MJ-12)
Filmmaker
Episode: Behind the Camera of UFO History with Stanton Friedman's Nephew... Paul Kimball!
Michael Huntington
Paranormal travel writer and UFO researcher
Strange Travels
Episode: The Untold Story of Childhood UFO Encounters w/ Michael Huntington (SITS CLASSIC)
Chris Bartel
Photographer and investigator; former DOE/NTS security police and Area 51 contractor
Skinwalker Ranch operations, Nevada Test Site, Area 51
Episode: I Was There: Area 51 and Skinwalker Ranch with Chris Bartel
Mitch Horowitz
Historian of alternative spirituality and author
New York Public Library, Philosophical Research Society
Episode: UFOs and the Occult w/ Mitch Horowitz & Sarah Lyons

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 Kingdom2 months ago
  • Disclosure Day

    Great podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BarneyFife407
    United States2 months ago
  • Disclosure Day

    Disclosure Day, can't wait!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Snowoman323
    United States2 months ago
  • Liverpool Calling

    Loving Ryan’s Shows Keep Up The Good Work x

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Marcus Mayes
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Great show

    Big fan of the show and looking forward to disclosure day

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dividendgrower
    Canada2 months 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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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.
Behind the Camera of UFO History with Stanton Friedman's Nephew... Paul Kimball!
Q: What was the reasoning behind the Aztec film, and how did funding shape it?
It was shot for money to cover funding gaps in MJ-12, then repurposed into Island of Blood to maximize tax credits and funding bonuses, showing how production incentives influence project scope.

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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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2. Tom Jane
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4. Charles Stewart
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7. Michael Huntington
8. Chris Bartel

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