That UFO Podcast

Richard Dolan, author and historian of UFO/UAP secrecy, offers a clear-eyed tour of Trump’s disclosure directive and the tangled agencies and contractors that may block it. He contrasts disclosure with actual contact. Short takes cover presidential limits, compartmented programs, geopolitics, whistleblowers, and why nonhuman intelligences might choose to observe rather than engage.

Ryan Purkey, a researcher of historical and geographical UFO/UAP claims, examines the controversial 'too big to move' story. He discusses the Anyang site's disc-shaped radio facility, tunnels, military presence, nearby scientific test capabilities, and how those features match the criteria for a long-term, secured installation. The conversation weighs credibility and what evidence would be testable.

Rapid-fire coverage of presidential UFO remarks and the wide political fallout. Bipartisan disclosure pushes and calls for new legislation come under scrutiny. Contrasting reactions from former intelligence figures and skeptical officials spark debate. Listener responses and what to watch next round out the update.

Breaking news about a presidential order to identify and release UFO, UAP and alien-related files. Careful parsing of the statement highlights wording differences between 'identify and release' and formal declassification. Links to recent remarks from a former president and claims about classified information are examined. Discussion of which agencies could be involved and what materials might realistically surface.

A rundown of Lara Trump’s comments hinting that Donald Trump may have a prepared speech about extraterrestrial life. A review of the origins and credibility of recent disclosure rumours. A discussion of Steven Greer and Eric Burlison’s claims about a massive buried craft. An update on the Skywatcher project’s missed 12-month public timeline and calls for transparency.

A viral presidential remark about “aliens” and whether it was confirmation or context. A look at the speed-round interview format and how wording shaped the reaction. Discussion of Area 51, Instagram clarification and timing tied to presidential briefings. Debate over soft disclosure, media fallout and missed follow-up questions that fueled global speculation.

Joe McMoneagle, veteran remote viewer and Monroe Institute alum, recounts his famous 'Mars 1 million BC' session and why the target shocked him. He describes out-of-body training, verification attempts with JPL photos, sensing awareness during UFO targeting, ethical limits in intelligence work, and why advanced civilizations might avoid contact. Short, curious, and provocative tales from decades of psychic operations.

Joe McMoneagle, a former U.S. Army intelligence officer and the first remote viewer in Project Stargate, shares vivid tales from inside America’s psychic espionage program. He recounts his 1966 UFO encounter, the Soviet super-submarine case, operational remote viewing missions, and the politics that led to the program’s shutdown. Short, intense stories reveal the practice, protocol, and controversy around remote perception.

Newly released MQ-9 Reaper footage showing apparent instantaneous acceleration gets a close look. Soviet-era Russian UFO files smuggled out in the 1990s reveal mass sightings and alleged onboard encounters. Claims surface of a classified site allegedly housing a massive immovable craft. Bob Lazar makes a surprise return onstage and Spielberg’s Disclosure Day trailer sparks fresh debate.

Danny Sheehan, constitutional lawyer and New Paradigm Institute president known for civil rights and transparency work, discusses congressional declassification powers and whistleblower protections. He covers recent shifts in public hearings, strategies to compel disclosure, the political and economic stakes of secrecy, and a striking deathbed account of an alleged non-human encounter.