Leonard Stringfield

New Military Whistleblowers, Four Soldiers Break Their Silence on Reddit, and Has David Grusch Gone Wild?

Somewhere in the SkiesOct 14, 2026

Host Ryan Sprague and co-host Suzanne Landers look at three new military UAP whistleblowers featured in Steven Greer's latest documentary, then read four dramatic military UFO encounters posted on Reddit. The stories range from a black seamless object in the Vietnam jungle to artillery shells fired at a cigar-shaped craft in Iraq and a dead alien recovered at McGuire Air Force Base in 1978. The episode closes with David Grusch's startling Joe Rogan claims about seven-foot reptilian beings, warfare between non-human species, and a foiled assassination plot against him.

She Woke Up to UFOs Outside Her Window w/ Zelia Edgar

Somewhere in the SkiesOct 9, 2026

In October 1973, during a major Ohio UFO wave, a Covedale woman woke at 2:30 a.m. to find twinkling blue and silver lights hovering outside her trailer and a gray, faceless, ape-like figure standing near a glowing bell-jar-shaped object. At the same moment, a nearby warehouse fire alarm was tripped by an unexplained electrical surge. Host Zelia Edgar examines the case investigated by Leonard Stringfield and links it to Celtic fairy lore and to the idea that paranormal encounters single out particular witnesses.

Crash

Need to Know (Coulthart/Zabel)Feb 16, 2026

In this episode of 'Need to Know', hosts Bryce Zabel and Richard Dolan critically examine the reality of UFO crash retrievals, emphasizing their historical significance rather than treating them as mere speculation. The discussion includes an analysis of notable incidents like Roswell and Trinity, arguing that the existence of crash recoveries is more common than typically acknowledged. Dolan also explores the complexities of governmental secrecy and classification, suggesting that the truth about these events has been systematically obscured since World War II.