On The Edge of Reality with Colin Andrews

Eldon's guest this episode is Colin Andrews, a veteran researcher of unusual phenomena. Since 1983 he has supplied the public and British government with pioneering research. Colin is known around the world for his ground-breaking work with Crop Circles (a term he coined), UFO and Consciousness Research. He has recently attracted international attention with his discovery of the radar anomalies in Australia, subsequently confounding the Australian Bureau of Meteorology. Eldon and Colin, along with Synthia Andrews (Colin's wife and co-author of On the Edge of Reality) will be discussing crop circles, UFOs, chemtrails and much more.

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