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Somewhere in the Skies

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

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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Recent Guests

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
Neil DeGrasse Tyson
Astrophysicist and best-selling author
Princeton/Planetary Society (as discussed)
Episode: Women in Black Probe AARO, Japan Reacts to UFO Files, Chandelier UFO Debunk, Sleeping Dog Reactions
Kyle Knapp
Electronics mechanic for the United States Space Force, former Air Force mechanic, MUFON report sharer
United States Space Force / Lockheed Martin / MUFON
Episode: Witness Accounts: Volume 40
Andrew Sanford
TV writer, screenwriter, skeptic turned thoughtful analyst of UFO topics
Self/Industry
Episode: The Betty and Barney Hill UFO Incident (w/ Andrew Sanford)
Elizabeth Orndorff
Playwright who researched the Kentucky Kentucky abduction case
Danville, Kentucky playwright
Episode: The Kentucky Three Alien Abduction
Bill Uhouse
Former U.S. Marine Corps aviation/engineering background; claimed Area 51 testing involvement
Area 51 testimonies
Episode: The Area 51 Whistleblowers: Who is Telling the Truth?
Dan Burisch
Microbiologist claiming work on J-Rod biology under Project Aquarius
J-Rod/JROD, Project Aquarius
Episode: The Area 51 Whistleblowers: Who is Telling the Truth?
Edgar Fouche
Former Navy electronics technician; alleged involvement with TR-3B and Area 51 programs
TR-3B/TR-3A testimonies
Episode: The Area 51 Whistleblowers: Who is Telling the Truth?

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
  • Great find!

    Just found this podcast as I was looking for someone to go through the file dump. I enjoy your approach and how you pursue the topic. Will definitely become a regular listener!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Elizabeth in VA
    United Statesa month ago
  • Giggling jenny

    I like the show…but Ryan you don’t sound like you take the subject seriously. Always giggling…I find it disrespectful to guests and the subjects on your sound bites.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Anamethatsnottaken0
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • Ryan has a great positive vibe.

    The show is always interesting and and his enthusiasm is infectious.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    fredericd
    United Statesa month ago
  • Podcast worth returning to

    Los Alamos.

    I’ve been fascinated with the UFO subject for over 20 years, and in that time I’ve come across a lot of content, but Somewhere in the Skies stands out in a different way. Ryan has a way of telling these stories that pulls you in and keeps you there. It’s not just information, it’s atmosphere, detail, and genuine passion for the topic, and you can tell he respects both the subject and the people behind the encounters.

    Over the past couple of years, this podcast has become part of m... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dads Conspiracies
    New Zealanda month ago
  • Woke grifter

    Pure theatre kid that is very disingenuous.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    bgvawl
    United States2 months ago

Listeners Say

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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

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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.
NASA Artemis II Launch - LIVE Coverage and Reactions
Q: What is Artemis II aiming to achieve on this mission?
Artemis II plans to loop around the Moon with astronauts aboard, testing core systems and operations ahead of a future lunar landing and long-term presence.
Classified Sites, Black Projects, and UFOs (w/ Anders Otteson)
Q: What are your thoughts on S4 and Bob Lazar's story; have you found independent confirmation of a facility at Papoose Lake?
Anders described an evolution toward skepticism about Lazar's claims, ongoing openness to new evidence, and the need for independent confirmation of facilities, while acknowledging the difficulty of proving unverified locations.

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- 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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1. Susan Demeter-St. Clair
2. Rob Kristoffersen
3. Neil DeGrasse Tyson
4. Kyle Knapp
5. Andrew Sanford
6. Elizabeth Orndorff
7. Bill Uhouse
8. Dan Burisch

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