
The Micah Hanks Program is a weekly podcast that covers science and the mysteries of our universe. Taking a critically-minded approach to the study of our world, each week Micah presents commentary and discussions with guests on subjects that include mysteries of physics and astronomy, the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI), UFOs, myths and folklore, archaeology and ancient mysteries,... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 697 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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More than six decades after Betty and Barney Hill reported a mysterious encounter while driving through New Hampshire's White Mountains, their story remains one of the most influential—and controversial—cases in UFO history. But what can the survivin... more
For decades, sightings of unusual, spherical objects have been reported in our skies. Often described as metallic silver, translucent, or illuminated in fiery orange or red, flying objects matching this description were even reported by Allied pilots... more
It began on a summer night in 2011, when someone in the vehicle noticed three odd lights overhead. Curious, one of the occupants stepped out of the vehicle and looked up. Now, according to a witness interview released years later by the U.S. Departme... more
Since the dawn of the new millennium, unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) have gradually evolved from a fringe subject into a legitimate national security issue. Key developments that include the 2000 Illinois police triangle sighting, reporting on c... more
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Liberals just can’t help themselves.
Cheers for a great show, just found you, starting at number 1, only have 98 to go🤪
Andrew
Australia
If you are, like myself, interested in the actual science behind the UAP phenomena than this is the podcast for you. Micah looks to what is factual, his curiosity is tempered with journalistic integrity. He’s been accused on either side of the UAP debate as being on the opposite side, but in fact he’s on the side of truth. He doesn’t sensationalize, yet his podcasts are nonetheless fascinating and I look forward to each week’s edition.
Yeah, I'm not in love with this 1. This "only buffoons believe in conspiracies" tone that I'm not quite appreciating. That seems to be a common tone here & on middle theory. I'm an extremely far left, so obviously I have no problem w/the middle theory stuff. But to insist on a praising NASA might be too far for me. Considering the testimony of whistleblowers like Donna Hare all the way up to current w/Bill Nelson calling Grusch "a guy who heard some stuff". Plenty of reasons to stay BITTER!
He likes to impose his political beliefs before every episode. His conclusions are cherry picked at best to reach his world view. His “research” is at best lacking at other times he is fabricating or misrepresenting the facts to contort his narrative.
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A weekly program that blends scientific inquiry with the exploration of mysteries that lie at the edge of our understanding. Listeners are treated to thoughtful discussions on physics, astronomy, SETI, UFOs, archaeology, AI, futurism, and related cultural topics, all approached with careful scrutiny and open-minded skepticism. The host cultivates a steady stream of expert guests and archival context to illuminate how evidence, classification, and public perception shape our grasp of the unknown. A standout feature is the tendency to connect historical cases with contemporary research, offering a broad, interdisciplinary view that appeals to curious, evidence-minded audiences who enjoy nuanced debate and high strangeness without sensationali... more
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