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Jan 04 2010

UFOMystic at BoA

Over the holiday period, Tim Binnall interviewed me and Greg about all-things ufological in 2009, as well as what the past decade did (or didn’t do!) for Ufology.

Here’s Tim himself to give you a summary of the show:

Here in Part One, such stories include: the UK Wind Turbine “UFO” of January, the file releases of Denmark & Brazil, the Morristown NJ UFO hoax from the early part of this year, the failed disclosure predictions for July in France and November in America, the Google UFO logo mania of September, the Socorro UFO hoax allegations from the Fall, and we’ll remember the lives of some of the esoteric figures that we lost in 2009 like contactee Howard Menger, UK UFO researcher Tony Dodd, fortean legend John Keel, Ufology legend Dick Hall, and Socorro UFO witness Lonnie Zamora.

In this second half, we’ll remember Mac Tonnies and discuss the cancellation of UFO Hunters, the Vatican “endorsement” of ETs, the UK MOD UFO desk being shut down, and the Norway Spiral. The second half of Part 2 will cover the 00’s, including a look at how it stacks up against other decades as far as UFO research, the rise of Exopolitics in the last 10 years, the displacement of Ufology (by 911 and Ghost Hunting) as the perceived most popular field in esoterica, the rise of cryptozoology into a quasi-mainstream level, and how the Internet shaped esoterica.

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