Welcome to Strange Arrivals, where host Toby Ball unravels history's most famous cases of extraterrestrial encounters. This season three, we look at UFO researchers who developed theories to explain the phenomenon and the consequences those theories had for people who believed they had experienced the paranormal.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 57 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | HistoryDocumentarySociety & Culture |
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In the second of two bonus episodes about the Heaven's Gate UFO group, Toby talks with Lake Forest University professor, Ben Zeller. more
In the first of two bonus episodes about the Heaven's Gate UFO group, Toby talks with academic and researcher, George Chryssides. more
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Too rambly/meandering. I feel like they could have summed all of Season 1 up in one hour-long episode. Best guess, that way it won't make top advertisement dollars. By the way, the ads inserted by iTunes were bloody annoying, too.
UFOs
This podcast is extremely biased debunker garbage. The host doesn’t seem to believe anything at all, and will spend so much time going over the classic reasons for truly bizarre events like “it’s just a weather balloon” or “a bird” or “the people who saw can’t be trusted they’re kooks.” more
Doesn’t the fact that the US Military has now said there are UAP’s offer an alternative theory that you are trying to debunk. So, your theory is just as alternative, and you have ruined these people’s reputation and ruined their lives callously. You owe them an apology.
The podcast is well produced, but the thing about Toby Ball is that you always know what kind of take he will have before he gets to it. He does’t really believe anything, which is fine, but there is no mystery here at all.
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