Into The Parabnormal

Top-secret flights to Area 51 and controversy over a recent UFO crash have renewed speculation about what is really happening at the U.S. military base in the Nevada desert. While it has historically been used for testing advanced aircraft, claims of UFOs and aliens, underground facilities, and government cover-ups have clouded its image. Jeremy welcomes Donald Schmitt and Jim Goodall to discuss what goes on at Area 51 and the secrets that could be housed within.

We look back at some of the parabnormal stories of the year: renewed efforts to release the JFK files; alleged discoveries beneath the Giza pyramids and under the ice of Antarctica; a revived search for Flight MH370 along with viral claims it was swallowed by a wormhole; blueprints purportedly showing the reverse-engineering of a UFO; a flight surgeon says he witnessed non-human technology in the government’s possession; the suspicious death of a paranormal investigator while touring with the infamous Annabelle doll; and the year’s most talked-about mystery of all — interstellar object 3I/ATLAS.

The events that put Britain on the UFO map unfolded in late December 1980 in Rendlesham Forest on England’s east coast when U.S. Air Force personnel reported encounters with strange lights or craft over several nights. Jeremy welcomes retired USAF officer John Burroughs to discuss what he and fellow servicemembers witnessed, the lasting health effects, and what he believes is a secretive race to master UAP technology. Mark Christopher Lee revisits the incident and explores other strange activity that has happened at Rendlesham in the 45 years since those sightings.

The Pentagon's UAP office has released newly declassified videos showing anomalous objects, most of which remain unidentified after review. Jeremy welcomes Greg Cisko to discuss MUFON's analysis of UFO videos and the challenges with some of these clips. Plus, Trevor Doyle Nelson talks about how his lifelong obsession with aliens and UFOs caught the attention of the cast of the film, "Bugonia", and Hollywood's role in ushering in disclosure.

Toxins are turning up in everyday household products including those made for children. As parents shop for the perfect Christmas gift, many may unknowingly be exposing their kids to serious health risks. Jeremy welcomes David Steinman to discuss how some manufacturers continue to use harmful materials in their products and what parents can do to protect their little ones from these hidden dangers.