That UFO Podcast

Michael Lazovsky, documentary director known for Sleeping Dog, discusses making the film and working with Jeremy Corbell. He describes why the film focuses on Corbell’s journey and personal risks. Short takes cover decisions about showing eight UAP clips, archival material choices, and efforts to provoke official releases. Conversation also touches on safety, timing, and the filmmaking process.

Dr Matthew Szydagis, experimental physicist and dark matter detector expert at SUNY Albany, applies lab-grade methods to UAP study. He discusses dark matter work, why multi-sensor, multi-angle data matters, scientific stigma, parallels between dark matter and UAP research, exotic propulsion skepticism, and building reproducible observatories to move the field forward.

Dan (panel contributor and producer) offers experiencer-focused perspective. Xander (podcast host and storyteller) brings cultural analysis and context. Chris Ramsey (Area 52 YouTuber) adds field commentary and humor. They react to a major UAP file release. They debate pastor briefings linking angels, demons and NHI. They weigh released videos, historic archives and who controls UFO information.

A first-look reaction to the new PURSU site and the initial public release of official UAP files. Quick takes on released imagery, historical FBI flying saucer files, and a modern military infrared video. Notes on missing videos, political responses on Capitol Hill, and why this rollout is a marathon, not a one-time reveal.

Dan Cleary, podcaster and frequent UAP commentator, joins to analyze David Grusch’s recent claims. They unpack Grusch’s 60–90 day disclosure prediction, alleged recovered craft and biologics, Kash Patel’s file delivery, Obama’s comment walkback, AARO and hostile witnesses, MKUltra links, Bob Lazar chatter, and behind-the-scenes politics. Fast-paced breakdowns and skeptical takes.

Gary Heseltine, a former British Transport Police detective turned UFO researcher who built the PRUFOS police sightings database, returns to discuss his archive. He outlines why police and pilot reports matter. Short segments cover historic cases, multi-officer sightings, on- and off-duty reports, and patterns found across decades of catalogued incidents.

Grant Levesque, independent researcher/producer who documented Westall witnesses. Shane Ryan, longtime Westall researcher and documentary maker preserving 1966 testimony. They revisit the Westall mass sighting, witness counts and strange maneuvers, alleged landing traces at The Grange, missing records and a mysterious official response. They discuss research methods, possible explanations, and what new evidence could move the case forward.

Andy McGrillen, host, producer and author of the Atlas of Unidentified Flying Objects, joins with a quick bio as a longtime UFO commentator. He dives into famous cases like Valentich and Dalnegorsk. He debates disclosure vs declaration, presidential UFO file talk, congressional hearings, media noise, and whether the public would actually care if secrets surfaced.

Ben Woodruff, a biologist who studies Skinwalker Ranch and documents strange biological anomalies, returns to delve into the ranch’s Path of the Skinwalker and concentrated activity near Homestead One. Short, punchy scenes cover weird cloud formations over the Triangle, a magnetic substance in a catfish, an undecomposed skunk, an unknown raptor-like bird, and Ben’s near-death experience that changed his view of perception.

Luigi Vendittelli, documentary director and longtime UFO investigator, talks about making S4: The Bob Lazar Story and working closely with Bob Lazar. He covers the S4 facility, Element 115, hangar imagery at Papoose Lake, Project Looking Glass and other disputed technical claims. The conversation explores why parts of Lazar’s narrative remain missing and contested.