UAP Luring
Referenced in 2 episodes
Definition
The alleged practice of using nuclear assets or other stimuli to attract UAP so they can be observed and measured repeatedly. It has been linked to White Sands operations and to Stratton's submarine experiments.
Related episodes
Jay Stratton: Out of the Shadows
Somewhere in the SkiesOct 21, 2026
Former senior intelligence official Jay Stratton, who helped create the Pentagon's AAWSAP and AATIP programs and led the first UAP Task Force, has released his book 'Out of the Shadows,' claiming he has personally seen non-human beings and craft. Host Ryan Sprague breaks down Stratton's biggest claims, including 12 recovered craft allegedly held by Lockheed Martin and a nuclear submarine used as bait to lure UAP, along with Sean Kirkpatrick's sharp rebuttal. The episode also covers a memorial for Air Force witness Mario Woods, newly released files on orbs lured at White Sands, and a former Army sniper's story of soldiers fighting reptilian beings near Area 51.
U.S. Government is Luring UFOs, Catholics Prepare for Disclosure, Bigfoot Corpse Found
Somewhere in the SkiesJul 22, 2026
Hosts Ryan Sprague and Suzanne Landers return after a month-long break to cover a December 2025 incident in which U.S. intelligence officials reportedly succeeded in luring glowing orange orbs over a sensitive military site in the American Southwest. They also discuss Charles 'Snake' Stewart's claim that he found a Bigfoot corpse in the Adirondacks whose DNA shows it to be a Neanderthal-human hybrid, and a new Catholic documentary about how the Church may respond to UFO disclosure. The episode also honors Laurie Wickens, the late primary witness to the 1967 Shag Harbour UFO crash, and celebrates the rescue of the Roswell Daily Record newspaper.