Somewhere In The Skies

On episode 124 of SOMEWHERE IN THE SKIES, Ryan welcomes Jennifer Marshall to the show. They discuss their investigation into the Roswell incident via their television special, Roswell: Mysteries Decoded. Then, Marshall tells us about her Navy service, her private investigation work, and how the opportunity came about for her new televisions series, Mysteries Decoded. They talk about what she investigated, including The Mothman, the Montauk experiments, the Lizzie Borden murders, and much more. She also discusses what didn't make it into certain episodes and her honest opinions on the investigations. Then, she and Ryan tease their upcoming episode concerning the AATIP program and Area 51, which airs September 10th on the CW Network. Guest Bio: Jennifer Marshall is a proud U.S. Navy veteran who served five years and deployed in support of the Operation Iraqi Freedom. Upon leaving the Navy, she attained her undergraduate degrees in International Politics and Spanish from Virginia Wesleyan University. In 2014, s

On episode 123 of SOMEWHERE IN THE SKIES, Alejandro Rojas returns to give us an in-depth look at who will be speaking at the 2019 International UFO Congress. With the largest speaker lineup to date, and a top-notch film festival, this event truly lives up to its reputation as the largest UFO conference in North America. Rojas also gives his thoughts on the criticism of To the Stars Academy and the #StormArea51 movement.While online ticket orders are closed, tickets are still available for the Congress at the door and you will not be turned away! To learn more, visit: www.UFOCongress.comGuest Bio: Alejandro Rojas is a writer, podcaster, lecturer, and digital content creator focused on science, space, science fiction, and UFOs. He has a keen interest in the unexplained and is often featured in documentaries, television shows, and news interviews. Alejandro runs the UFO news website OpenMinds.tv, and his articles can also be found in the Huffington Post, Den of Geek, and his personal blo

August 25th marks the 45th anniversary of the little-known Coyame UFO Crash incident. This was a mid-air collision in 1974 between a small plane and a UFO on the U.S.-Mexico border near the city of Presidio, Texas. Following the crash, the governments of both Mexico and the U.S. sent troops to recover the fallen UFO. What happened next is a complete mystery and much more disturbing than just a crashed UFO. In this Patreon Only Bonus Episode, you get a sneak peek and what to expect if you join the Patreon Campaign today. Help the show and receive over 40 Bonus episodes RIGHT NOW, including all different types of rewards at many different levels.To learn more and to join, visit: www.patreon.com/somewhereskies Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/somewhere-in-the-skies.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On episode 122 of SOMEWHERE IN THE SKIES, we head to Dreamland. Watertown. Groom Lake. Whatever you may call it; we know it best as Area 51. When a Facebook event group was created in jest, it exploded across the social networking highway and became an overnight sensation. “Storm Area 51: They Can't Stop Us All” was created by Matty Roberts, a young man who had no idea what his joke event would soon become. With over 3 million people now interested in going or confirmed their participation, the small town of Rachel Nevada has no idea what the expect come September 20th. And neither do those who actually show up to storm this highly secretive military installation.With a renewed interest in Area 51, thanks in part to both a recent documentary and appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast, Bob Lazar is now on the minds of a new generation who may have never heard his story before. A story of working at S-4, a location miles away from Area 51. There, he says he was hired to help reverse-engineer alien techn

On episode 121 of SOMEWHERE IN THE SKIES, Ryan is joined once again by independent filmmaker, Christopher Garetano, to talk all about his new television series, Strange World.Garetano, whose award-winning film, Montauk Chronicles, inspired the hit show Stranger Things, has spent a lifetime searching for the truth behind some of America’s most unusual stories. Now, he begins a boots-on-the-ground investigation into the legends, mysteries and first-person accounts that fuel this country’s creepiest conspiracy theories and unexplained occurrences in the new Travel Channel series, Strange World. Over the course of eight hour-long episodes, Garetano will immerse himself in a world of the weird and bizarre, exploring everything from the alleged curse of James Dean’s death car, Little Bastard, to the extraordinary and unexplained disappearances on California’s Mount Shasta, to the legend of Polybius, a 1980’s arcade game supposedly created as a mind-control experiment gone amuck. Garetano runs us thro

On episode 120 of SOMEWHERE IN THE SKIES, we join our on-site correspondent, Earl Grey Anderson, at the 50th Anniversary MUFON Symposium. Earl catches up with several speakers and attendees at the Los Angeles event. We hear from Paul Hynek, Greg Bishop, Kathleen Marden, Dr. Lynne Kitei, Dr. Irena Scott, Dr. George Medich, Denise Stoner, Tom Whitmore, Dr. Michael Masters, and Paul Davids. Each individual had very different things to say about their reasons for being at the Symposium, their thoughts and theories on UFOs and the unexplained, and their relationship to these deeply complex phenomena. A very special thanks to Earl for being our front-row seat to the MUFON Symposium!Guest Host Bio: Earl Grey Anderson is a musician who investigates UFOs. In music, he has worked as a guitarist, vocalist, singer, and songwriter. When it comes to UFOs, he holds several positions with the Mutual UFO Network. He is Assistant State Director for Southern California, Chief Field Investigator, and a member of MUFON’s STA

On episode 119 of SOMEWHERE IN THE SKIES, we return once again to Alien Con Los Angeles, where Ryan and Jason McClellan hosted a live recording of Somewhere in the Skies, titled "The Power of Witness Testimony". This serves as volume seven to our Witness Accounts series.Ryan and Jason run through their own personal UFO sightings and how it impacted their work and lives moving forward. They discuss the power and importance of witness testimony when it comes to researching and investigating UFO phenomena, and then audience members share their own personal experiences with the unknown and unexplained. Thank you to all those who participated, came to the live recording, and to all those who introduced themselves at Alien Con. We hope to see you this October in Dallas, Texas!Purchase tickets to Alien Con Dallas and use the promo code: SKIES at checkout for an exclusive discount. CLICK HEREShop SAUCER BRAND now and use the promo code: SKIES for an exclusive discount: www.TheSaucerBrand.comPatreon: www.patreon.

On episode 118 of SOMEWHERE IN THE SKIES, Ryan welcomes first-time guest, Deep Prasad, to the show. Prasad is an engineer working in the burgeoning field of quantum computing. He is also the CEO of the multi-million dollar start-up company, ReactiveQ, working directly with engineers from TESLA, Lockheed Martin, Volkswagen, and NASA. When he isn't working with quantum computers, he's heavily researching the UFO phenomenon both from scientific and philosophical approaches.This is a comprehensive crash course in quantum computing and its benefits for the world moving forward. Then, Prasad and Ryan dive deep into the current work of To the Stars Academy, concerning meta-materials proposed to be of extraterrestrial origin. What are Prasad's thoughts on the highly controversial claims by Bob Lazar and his work at Area 51? Prasad then answers a slew of diverse listener questions. It's a fascinating journey through the heart and mind of one of today's brightest scientists whose not only changing the world but reachin

On episode 117 of SOMEWHERE IN THE SKIES, Ryan brings you directly into the seats at a live panel recording at Alien Con Los Angeles. Serving as both a moderator and panelist, Ryan invites to the stage, members of Roswell: Mysteries Decoded and the upcoming series, Mysteries Decoded to talk in depth about both projects airing on the CW Network. Joining him are consulting producer, Alejandro Rojas, executive producer, Gary Tarpinian, co-investigator and co-host of Roswell: Mysteries Decoded, Jennifer Marshall, and Denice Marcel. Denice is the granddaughter of Jesse Marcel, the first military officer on site at the Roswell UFO crash.The group talks all about how the one-hour special on Roswell came to be, what didn't make it into the show, personal stories from the filming, and then they dive in to the other mysteries that will be covered this summer on the CW network with lead host, Jennifer Marshall, as she travels the country investigating some of the greatest mysteries of our time. And yes... Ryan

On episode 116 of SOMEWHERE IN THE SKIES, Ryan pulls up a barstool once again with Rob Kristoffersen for a UFO Happy Hour. The two talk about some of the latest cases Rob has been researching out of Brazil and France, a strange close encounter with some soil-sampling aliens in a New Jersey park, the incredible lifelong experiences of Terry Lovelace, and a string of UFO encounters off the USS Roosevelt long before the Gimbal video ever came to be. And of course, Ryan and Rob get brutally (and drunkenly) honest about the latest TV show outing by To the Stars Academy. Grab a beverage of choice and join us for another booze-fueled volume of UFO Happy Hour!Guest Bio: Rob Kristoffersen is the host of the Our Strange Skies podcast, and has been an amateur UFO researcher/paranormal investigator for nearly 10 years. He has been a lifelong resident of the Adirondacks and has had an interest in the paranormal from a very early age. When he's not investigating incidents of high strangeness, he can be found

On episode 115 of SOMEWHERE IN THE SKIES, Ryan pulls a hilarious and detailed review out of the archives from fellow Eone Podcast Network hosts, J.M. McNab, Blain Watters, and Robert LaRonde of the Rewatchability podcast. Rewatchability is a comedic pop-culture podcast focusing on the movies and TV shows of the recent past. Each week, the hosts profile a cherished property from their youths to see if it holds up to the scrutinous eye of today. That movie was SIGNS, the 2002 alien-themed mystery thriller from M. Night Shyamalan. Ryan joined them to give his "alien expertise" and to give his honest opinions of this highly anticipated film. Did it live up to ufological standards? Did the entire group think it was rewatchable? And how the hell do you come to a planet made mostly of water when it's your biggest weakness?Guest(s) Bios: Rewatchability is a comedic pop-culture nostalgia podcast hosted by J.M. McNab, Rob LaRonde, and Blain Watters. It is produced independently in Toronto, ON. The show b

On episode 114 of SOMEWHERE IN THE SKIES, Ryan is joined by paranormal investigator-turned- UFO hunter, Heather Taddy. Many may know Taddy from her extensive work on the hit television series, Paranormal State. But now, she's on the hunt to find the Skinwalker, aliens, UFOs, and all the strange things that occur along the U.S.This new series tracks a team of investigators as they follow the lights in the sky, and the high beams on the road. Former Colorado law enforcement officer Chuck Zukowski, who has been researching and investigating UFO-related incidents for over 30 years, leads his son Daniel and documentarian, Heather Tadd,y on the search. The researchers pursue "the cases that authorities ignore, finding evidence that others have missed, listening to witnesses that are otherwise afraid to come forward, searching for definitive proof of UFOs along America's Alien Highway.Guest Bio: Heather Taddy starred on A&E’s hit television series “Paranormal State,” which chronicled investigations from the

On episode 113 of SOMEWHERE IN THE SKIES, Ryan is joined by experiencer researcher and witness testimony preserver, NK Kranda. She walks us through her process of interviewing witnesses and experiencers of both UFO and anomalous phenomena. How has her work in psychology, PTSD, and trauma helped her in speaking with witnesses? What are her thoughts on hypnosis regression when trying to uncover suppressed memories? We also hear a few anonymous stories from her archives and just exactly where experiencer preservation lay in the overall study and investigation of UFOs and beyond. It's a powerful interview you won't soon forget.Guest Bio: NK Kranda is a southern California native now living in Texas. She went to school for Horticulture Sciences and graduated with highest honors. She then continued her education in the fields of psychology, PTSD and trauma therapies, art, biology, psychics, history, and shamanism. She currently works in experiencer research and preservation and has the honor of interviewing so

On episode 112 of SOMEWHERE IN THE SKIES, Ryan is joined by actors, Bryce Johnson and Michael McMillian of the Bigfoot Collector's Club podcast. They discuss their personal experiences attending Contact in the Desert, a massive outdoors UFO conference held in the deserts of California every year. We learn about just what goes on at this event, who they saw speak, and a little tease of who they got to interview for an upcoming episode of their podcast. The discussion then switches gears to the UFO subculture and their thoughts on the UFO phenomenon. And of course, no episode is complete without a little talk about Tom DeLonge and To the Stars Academy.Guest Bios:MICHAEL MCMILLIAN is best known for his role as the gay American-vampire ‘Steve Newlin’ on HBO”s True Blood. His other credits include recurring roles on Silicon Valley, Hot in Cleveland and the critically acclaimed Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. Michael is an Emmy-nominated host for his work on the Game of Thrones Lincoln Center Premiere for HBO and Fa

On episode 111 of SOMEWHERE IN THE SKIES, Ryan is joined by actor/writer and UFO buff, Steve Berg. Ryan originally learned of Berg's work through a hilarious segment of the Comedy Central tv show, "Drunk History", in which Berg recounted the Roswell UFO incident in concise and inebriated detail. But Berg wasn't a one-trick pony. His UFO knowledge was vast, and it truly shows in this wide-ranging interview.Ryan and Berg discuss the late Stanton Friedman and his contributions to the UFO research field. They also discuss the prolific work of Jacques Vallée, belief systems, the cult-like tendencies of people in the UFO community, the Bennewitz affair in the 1980s, and Berg's personal thoughts on the recent mainstream coverage of UFOs and the work being done by To the Stars Academy. Berg then introduces us to his current podcast endeavor, Voyage to the Stars, a cosmic dark comedy of improvised storytelling and rich science fiction lore.Guest Bio: Steve Berg is an actor and improviser who was most recently see

On episode 110 of SOMEWHERE IN THE SKIES, television and film writer, Bryce Zabel, returns to the show. He tells us all about his personal memories of Stanton T. Friedman and what it was like working with him directly on a film dedicated to the life and career of Friedman himself. He then tells Ryan about two mysterious incidents that involved possible Men in Black while filming his television series, Dark Skies. Zabel then gives his thoughts on the Project Blue Book television series, To the Stars Academy, and if we are on the horizon of UFO disclosure.Guest Bio: A winner of the prestigious Writers Guild award for screenwriting, Bryce Zabel has created and produced five primetime television series, including Dark Skies and The Crow, and worked on a dozen TV writing staffs (Lois & Clark, Taken). A produced feature (Atlantis, Mortal Kombat) and miniseries writer (Blackbeard, Pandemic), Bryce’s latest film, The Last Battle, will be shot by StudioCanal next

On episode 109 of SOMEWHERE IN THE SKIES, we bring you another powerful volume of witness accounts. UFO sightings and otherworldly encounters are life-altering experiences. They challenge our perception, our beliefs, and recalibrate our entire journey in a world we often think is paved out for us. But the accounts in this episode certainly prove otherwise for those who looked up into the skies and realized that the map was yet to be fully navigated. Thank you to everyone who shared their stories in this listener-favorite series.Use Promo code: SKIES for discount tickets to ALIEN CONPatreon: www.patreon.com/somewhereskiesTo watch ROSWELL: MYSTERIES DECODED for free, CLICK HERE Website: www.somewhereintheskies.comYouTube Channel: CLICK HEREOfficial Store: CLICK HEREOrder Ryan's Book by CLICKING HERETwitter: @SomewhereSkiesInstagram: @SomewhereSkiesPodOpening Theme Song, "Ephemeral Reign" by Per KiilstofteSOMEWHERE IN THE SKIES is part of the eOne podcast network

On episode 108 OF SOMEWHERE IN THE SKIES, the tables have turned on Ryan and he is interviewed by Rob Kristoffersen, host of the OUR STRANGE SKIES podcast. First, they look at some of the cases in Ryan's book that intrigued Rob most, and then they dive deep into what UFOs may represent. They round things out by talking about what cases Ryan turns the skeptics to for evidence that something truly anomalous is happening somewhere in our strange skies. Grab a beverage of choice and join us for UFO Happy Hour! Guest Bio: Rob Kristoffersen is the host of the Our Strange Skies podcast, and has been an amateur UFO researcher/paranormal investigator for nearly 10 years. He has been a lifelong resident of the Adirondacks and has had an interest in the paranormal from a very early age. When he's not investigating incidents of high strangeness, he can be found indulging in his love for professional wrestling, music, and good writing. Follow him on Twitter @YerUFOguyUse Promo code: SKIES for disc

On episode 107 of SOMEWHERE IN THE SKIES, Ryan brings us the incredible story of Herbert Schirmer. On December 3rd, 1967, Schirmer, a twenty-two-year-old police officer, was driving down a desolate highway in Ashland, Nebraska. He approached a pair of lights that he believed to be a stalled vehicle. When he got closer, he realized it wasn't a vehicle on the road, but a craft hovering in the night sky. After a few moments, the craft shot out of sight and the officer returned to his station, noting the sighting in his logbook. But for Schirmer, there seemed to be a period of missing time between when he first saw the object and when he left the area. And when he finally recalled what had happened in those missing moments, the story became far bigger and stranger than first imagined, prompting the Air Force and Government to investigate.Presented in association with the Omaha World-Herald and including actual audio from Schirmer himself, this is the story of the abduction in Ashland. Use Promo code: S

On episode 106 of SOMEWHERE IN THE SKIES, John Greenewald returns to talk about his new book, Inside the Black Vault: The Government's UFO Secrets Revealed. The book includes declassified records that prove that UFOs are one of the most highly classified and most elusive subjects the U.S. Government has ever dealt with. He then gives his candid thoughts on Luis Elizondo, the former head of the Secret Pentagon UFO program, and the current work by To the Stars Academy, including the developing story of UFO reporting being implemented by the U.S. Navy.Guest Bio: John Greenewald, Jr. began researching the secret inner workings of the U.S. Government at the young age of fifteen. He targeted such groups as the CIA, FBI, Pentagon, Air Force, Army, Navy, NSA, DIA, and countless others. Greenewald utilized the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to gain access to thousands of records. He accumulated an astonishing number of documents on topics related to UFOs, the JFK Assassination, chemical, biological,