PURSUE
Referenced in 4 episodes
Definition
A program that allows whistleblowers to disclose UAP-related information to the government under protected conditions, aimed at accelerating transparency in UAP research.
Related episodes
PURSUE Release 7: AARO’s Black Triangle Case & the BAASS Files
That UFO PodcastOct 23, 2026
The seventh release of the government's PURSUE UFO files contains more than 1,100 pages across 28 documents but not a single video, and host Andy calls it a step backward. The headline case, D176, describes federal agents watching a silent, matte black triangle hover and then dart into a canyon at a sensitive Western US site in 2026, which AARO says matches other regional reports. The drop also includes roughly 700 pages of Bigelow Aerospace (BAASS) documents covering efforts to obtain alleged recovered craft and biological material, plans for an underground vault, and contact experiments at Skinwalker Ranch.
Pursue UAP Release #6 - The UFO Files The Government Still Can’t Find
WeaponizedSep 25, 2026
George Knapp and Jeremy Corbell dissect the sixth government UAP release under the Pentagon's PURSUE program, arguing that most of it is old material stripped of useful data. They trace today's UFO stigma back to the CIA's 1953 Robertson Panel and the iconic 1952 Tremonton, Utah footage. They also examine official claims that the DIA cannot locate records from AAWSAP, the $22 million Pentagon UFO program linked to Skinwalker Ranch, along with Air Force OSI's failure to produce footage of a giant triangular craft over a military base.
PURSUE 6 Files & Waiver, Wall Street Journal Under Fire, NHI Communication with AI
Somewhere in the SkiesSep 23, 2026
Hosts Ryan Sprague and Suzanne Landers break down the sixth tranche of UFO files released through the Pentagon's PURSUE initiative, including a newly surfaced 1952 audio briefing by Project Blue Book's Edward Ruppelt that describes silent, ultra-fast craft near nuclear sites, much like reports today. They also question a new Defense Department waiver for UAP whistleblowers, calling it a possible honeypot, and cover Christopher Mellon's challenge to the Wall Street Journal's UFO reporting. The episode closes with Jacques Vallée's account of a psychic named Gilbert who allegedly tried to communicate with a glowing non-human entity inside a mountain lab, plus Vallée's speculation that AI might reach out to non-human intelligence without us.
The New UFO Whistleblower Waiver - 20 Questions The Government Wouldn’t Answer
WeaponizedSep 18, 2026
George Knapp and Jeremy Corbell dig into the Department of War's new PURSUE waiver, which supposedly creates a protected lane for UFO whistleblowers bound by NDAs. They sent 20 formal questions about who runs PURSUE and what protections it offers, and the only reply was a referral to the White House. The hosts argue the real threats facing whistleblowers are intimidation and break-ins, not NDA prosecution, and they suggest the deeper mystery lies with experiencers rather than hardware.
