A strange assortment to get you through the week...

• This week's Binnall of America audio podcast is the Mass UFO / Monster Mash Conference special, featuring interviews with everyone from Loren Coleman to Don Ledger.
• Oddee presents "7 Incredible Natural Phenomena You've Never Seen" (with images and video).
• At UFO Digest, Richelle Hawks offers "Yabba Dabble Doo: How Aleister Crowley Introduced the Iconic Gray Alien". At Cabinet of Wonders, Graylien responds with "The LAM Hypothesis" - discussion between the two writers continues in CoW comments. Adam Gorightly writes on this topic in Darklore Volume 1.
• Also at Cabinet of Wonders, Emps investigates cases of horned people.
• About.com reviews Brad Steiger's World's Before Our Own, recently reissued by Anomalist Books.
• Over at Cryptomundo, Loren Coleman writes about "The Curious Case of Mr. Holmes and the Mystery Ape".
• At Reality Sandwich, Sharron Rose writes about "2012: A Time Odyssey".
• Daniel Brenton's latest essay is titled "Outer Space as the Abode of Angels".
• The Societe Perillos has part three of their series "666 = Satan's Song".
• Frank Warren critiques Anderson Cooper's coverage of last week's UFO press conference.
• Skeptic Randi's latest newsletter mentions the G-man yet again.
• Michael Tymn offers more afterlife observations on his blog, with the latest entry being "The True Mission of Christ, according to the Spirit of Bacon".
• UFO Casebook #282 is now online.
• Forgetomori discusses our zombie nature.
• The latest Occult of Personality podcast is on "Magickal Experimentation with Taylor Ellwood".
• Anthony North looks into "UFO Conspiracies" at Beyond the Blog.

Enjoy!

A few things to keep you busy over the weekend...

• Frank Warren has the full witness transcripts from Monday's National Press Club UFO presentation.
• Gary A. David investigates "Votan: The Diffusionist Deity".
• Andrew Gough's Arcadia website features a new '17 Questions' interview, with former drummer of The Damned, Rat Scabies, about his search for the Grail. Worth checking out, just to see Berenger Sauniere playing with Sonic Youth...
• Curious Expeditions takes you into the Blue Caves (video).
• Forgetomori investigates military flares and their misidentification as UFOs. Worth noting, in regards to the report, that Bruce Maccabee also says there was an earlier UFO, more than 2 hours before the flares.
• The latest Skeptiko podcast is an interview with animal communication expert Dr Jill Morstad, who is skeptical of canine telepathy claims.
• Greg Bishop compares "Movie Spies vs Real Spies" at UFO Mystic. While there, check out Nick Redfern's review of the recent Las Vegas Crash Conference.
• Michael Prescott wonders why he is interested in the 'praying for rain' story, in his new blog entry "Heads I Win, Tails You Lose".
• The most recent eSkeptic newsletter features senior NASA scientist David Morrison arguing against UFOs.
• The latest podcast from the Psychedelic Salon is Mark Pesce's talk on "Bios and Logos".
• Filer's Files #46 for 2007 has the latest ufological roundup.
• Anthony North discusses "Science and the Paranormal" at Beyond the Blog.
• Ed Komarek investigates the 1954 'ET and Eisenhower' meeting for The Book of Thoth.
• ABC Radio offers a podcast and text transcript of their recent show on "Science and the Meditation Boom".

Enjoy!

A strange assortment to get you through the week...

• This week's Binnall of America podcast interview is with Greg Reece, author of UFO Religion (available as mp3/podcast and also streaming via Flash).
• Nick Redfern goes in search of the British Mothman.
• Emps says "Transhumanism is Now!" at Cabinet of Wonders.
• Michael Prescott fills you in on the worst skeptical argument he's ever heard.
• The latest MAPS news update fills you in on the latest happenings in psychedelic research.
• Daniel Brenton looks back on the strange history of Russian space exploration in "Cosmonauts Lost".
• Skeptic Randi's latest newsletter keeps it short and sour. Also: latest JREF challenger takes the p*ss (or not, as the case may be).
• UFO Casebook #281 is now online.
• Regan Lee tells of her strange anniversary conversation on 'alien abduction'.
• Anthony North investigates the "Influence of the Occult" for Beyond the Blog.
• Frank Warren reviews last Friday's Larry King UFO special.

Enjoy!

A few things to keep you busy over the weekend...

• Whitley Strieber's latest journal entry is titled "The Italian Lesson", and covers everything from Dennis Kucinich to the 'paranormal' fires in Italy.
• At Cryptomundo, Loren Coleman offers "The Flatwoods Monster Decoded".
• Michael Tymn offers "Still More Wisdom from Swedenborg and Bacon", from beyond the grave.
• Filip Coppens looks back on the visionary life of William Blake.
• Daniel Pinchbeck writes on "'2012' and the Poet's Dilemma", for Reality Sandwich.
• Rudy Rucker's novel Postsingular is now available freely online.
• At KurzweilAI.net, you'll find Jamais Cascio's Singularity Summit lecture on "Openness and the Metaverse Singularity (it's more interesting than it sounds...at least I thought so).
• Forgetomori discusses "The South Atlantic Anomaly".
• UFO Digest has "Chemtrails and Black Triangles: Commonalities", by Regan Lee.
• The latest Occult of Personality podcast is "On the Spiritual Path with Christopher Moors".
• Anthony North looks into "Native American Mysticism" at Beyond the Blog.
• The Societe Perillos have part two of their series "Satan's Song". Part one is here.
• Filer's Files #45 for 2007 has the latest ufological news roundup.

Enjoy!

A strange assortment to get you through the week...

• Brad Steiger writes on his encounter with Philip K. Dick.
• The Societe Perillos investigates whether the CIA looked for Jesus, in their post "666 = Satan's Song?"
• This week's Binnall of America audio podcast features Danny Hennigar discussing Oak Island (podcast/mp3 download/streaming via Flash). Mr BoA also gives us a heck of a nice mention at the end of the interview - cheers Tim!
• Terence McKenna talks about "Psychedelic Society" in the latest podcast from the Psychedelic Salon.
• At Rigorous Intuition, Jeff Wells considers "The Unnameable".
• Filip Coppens tells the story of "Archaeological Trench Warfare at Glozel", in France.
• At Cabinet of Wonders (#1), Graylien asks "Are You a Believer?". Careful of the impending wrist slap...
• You can taste the Geller flavouring in skeptic Randi's latest home-cooked newsletter. Also: "Tell Me What's in the Envelope", and "The Second Phenomenon Episode".
• Inexplicata presents a guest article from Brazilian UFO investigator Pablo Villarrubia Mauso, who is reopening the famous Villas Boas abduction case.
• Loren Coleman investigates the history of the "First Sea Serpent Sighting" at Cryptomundo.
• Cabinet of Wonders (#2) has a feature on Dia de los Muertos - the Day of the Dead.
• Diana Slattery chats with Tom Roberts about "Rising Researchers on the Psychedelic Horizon".
• At UFO Mystic, Nick Redfern pulls another fascinating case from his archives for you to peruse. While there, check out Greg Bishop's post "Insidious Creatures of the Imaginal Realm".
• Anthony North surveys "Ancient Technology" at Beyond the Blog.
• UFO Casebook #280 is now online.
• Stuart Miller gets bored of the whole Project Serpo melodrama at Alien Worlds Magazine.

Enjoy!

A few things to keep you busy over the weekend...

• Michael Prescott investigates an out-of-print memoir about automatic writing, The Open Door.
• Public Parapsychology takes you on "A Tour of the Institute of Noetic Sciences", with Dean Radin, Annalisa Ventola, Marcel Cairo, and Kevin Kovelant.
• The latest eSkeptic newsletter takes a skeptical look (what else?) at the evidence for nonhuman primate language.
• Filer's Files #44 has the latest ufological round-up.
• The latest Skeptico podcast features animal communication researcher Dr. Kim Odgen-Avrutik.
• At UFO Mystic, Greg Bishop asks "Where Might Aliens Come From", while Nick Redfern looks at "Ufology's Changing Face".
• Mike Jay tells us about Bonfire Night, its riotous origins and survival against the odds.
• At Reality Sandwich, Antonio Lopez investigates "Reality 2.0".
• Paul Kimball calls Bullsh*t on the Hoagland and Bara carnival. Kudos to Paul.
• Anthony North looks at "Cult Suicides" at Beyond the Blog.

Enjoy!

A strange assortment to get you through the week...

• This week's Binnall of America Audio podcast is Tim's interview with Karyn Dolan, "ufology widow" of Richard Dolan.
• Forgetomori has a thought-provoking essay available, "Mind Under Matter". While you're there, check out the video "Forteana on Parade".
• Michael Tymn asks the question, "Are Ghosts Earthbound Spirits or Just Spooks?"
• Kithra looks into the strangely common element of "Glowing Red Eyes" in paranormal entity experiences.
• Cabinet of Wonders has "Fire From Heaven: Have the Aliens Already Attacked?"
• Bernard Foing asks what Earth would be like "If We Had No Moon", for Astrobiology magazine.
• The Societe Perillos have posted part three of their series on the enigmatic artifact of the Rennes le Chateau mystery, the Coumesourde Stone (also: parts one and two).
• At Beyond the Blog, Anthony North looks into Spiritualism and asks, "Is There Anybody There?"
• Paul Kimball wonders whether UFO disclosure would be such a good thing.
• The latest newsletter from James Randi fights off the overwhelming woo in the world.
• Greg Bishop looks into some "Recent Alien Writing Examples".
• The Book of Thoth has "Extraterrestrial Shootdown Over Germany?", by Ed Komarek.

Enjoy!

A few things to keep you busy over the weekend...

• Fresh back from the Nexus conference in Australia, Filip Coppens has posted his two lectures online for your reading pleasure: "The Circular Challenge: Crop Circles in 2007", and "The No-Longer Excluded Continent: Pyramids in Europe".
• Cabinet of Wonders (#1) advises you on "How to Fight an Info War (and Win?)" Also at CoW: "Bringing it all Back: Regurgitation for the Nation".
• Andrew Gough is busy "Demystifying Boudet's Tomb" at his Arcadia blog.
• UFO Data magazine is offering a recent issue free as a PDF to show off their wares.
• On his Paranormal Trickster blog, George Hansen has written "CSICOP to CSI: The Stigma of the Paranormal".
• At UFO Mystic Nick Redfern tells the tale of the "Saucer Sisters of the Golden Age", while Greg Bishop writes about "Unproveable UFOs".
• Also, at his Crypto blog Nick Redfern talks to CFZ zoologist Richard Freeman about their upcoming monster-hunting expedition to Guyana.
• Cabinet Magazine provides "A Minor History of Giant Spheres". (h/t Kircher Society)
• Loren Coleman discusses "India's Cow-Eating Trees at Cryptomundo.
• The latest podcast at the Book of Thoth is an interview with Gary A. David. Also at TBOT: "What Really Happened to Apollo 13?"
• Thesop.org has an audio interview with British ufologist Timothy Good.
• Jeff Wells has a new blog entry at Rigorous Intuition, titled "Splendid Isolation".
• Anthony North looks at "Plato's Atlantis" at Beyond the Blog.
• Centauri Dreams features "Self-Consciousness Among the Stars", and Stuart Miller comments at Alien Worlds.
• Cabinet of Wonders (#2) has an article on "Synesthesia: the Flavor of Music, the Color of Touch".
• At his Cosmic Spoon blog, Daz gives his theory on the remote viewing mechanism.
• Paul Kimball discusses the "embarrassing" topic of Nazis and UFOs.
• Filer's Files #43 has the latest ufological roundup.

Enjoy!

A strange assortment to get you through the week...

• Michael Tymn offers more wisdom from the afterlife on his blog.
• The latest Psychedelic Salon podcast features Terence McKenna discussing "Psychedelic Ideas".
• One of our TDG regulars, Paul Collins, has released his latest book on the 'net for a small price - Mystery of Everyman's Way.
• Paul Kimball reviews Nick Redfern's recent book, Memoirs of a Monster Hunter (Amazon US and UK).
• UFO Paradigm Probe has another instalment of "Alien Abduction is Induction".
• Witchvox has "You Call It Hallowe'en... We Call It Samhain", by Peg Aloi.
• Anthony North investigates the basics of witchcraft in "Concoctions, Familiars, Broomsticks" at Beyond the Blog.
• Greg Bishop looks at the "Platform for UFO Disclosure" as a though experiment on UFO Mystic.
• Forgetomori juxtaposes "The Pyramids, the Nile, and the Extraterrestrials".
• The latest Occult of Personality podcast features T. Allen Greenfield discussing Men in Black, extraterrestrials, ancient civilisations, and the occult.
• UFO Casebook #278 is now online.
• British ufologist Nick Pope writes about "The Cosford Incident" for the San Francisco Sentinel.
• Gary S. Bekkum writes about CIA Interest in Uri Geller, for American Chronicle.

Enjoy!

A few things to keep you busy over the weekend...

• At Reality Sandwich, John Topp writes about instrumental transcommunication (ITC) with 'the other side' (with audio samples to boot) in his essay "The Ghosts in our Machines".
• Tim Binnall reviews last weekend's "Mass UFO Show"/"Mass Monster Mash" conference double.
• Andy Gough's Arcadia website has another new guest essay from Corjan de Raaf.
• Reason reviews Michael Shermer's Why People Believe Weird Things (Amazon US and UK).
• Daniel Brenton discusses "The Darkest Secret of the Moon Race".
• This week's Skeptico podcast features Dr Elisabet Sahtouris explaining why scientists should be skeptical of the idea of a non-living Universe.
• Greg Bishop notes all the "Insectoid Aliens" reported in abductions and DMT experiences.
• Michael Prescott is skeptical of the channeled Seth material.
• The Biblical Archaeology Society has "The James Ossuary and Its Implications", by Joseph A. Fitzmyer.
• At Non-Prophet you'll find part three of Peter Gorman's guest blog "25 Years of Shamanism" (also: parts one and two).
• At Cabinet of Wonders (#1), Graylien wonders why the alien abductors are so camera shy.
• The Book of Thoth profiles "Nina Kulagina and Psychokinesis in Russia".
• Stuart Miller asks "Have Aliens Ever Visited the Earth?" at his new blog for Alien Worlds Magazine.
• Anthony North summarises "What Happens in the Old Testament" at Beyond the Blog (in case you missed Sunday School).
• Filer's Files #42 has the latest ufological news.

Enjoy!