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Author, podcaster, and longtime friend of the show Greg Bishop returns for a freewheeling conversation about his recent UFO art show, the latest happenings in UAP world, the nature of 'aliens,' the emergence of AI, and, of course, tons more. 

Author Nomar Slevik joins us for a fun conversation about his new book 'In the Pines: True Stories of Mystery, Mayhem, and Monsters in Maine.' Among the weirdness covered are a goatman encounter, a haunted lighthouse, a mysterious 'sea monster' recovery, a bizarre disappearance case, and, of course, tons more.

Cryptozoologist Katy Elizabeth provides an update on her extensive work looking for the Lake Champlain Monster and details her recent trip to Scotland to investigate Nessie and a possible mystery creature lurking in Loch Morar. Plus, of course, tons more. 

Magician and raconteur Jonah Knight joins us for a fun conversation about his new ghost tour company in Lowell, Massachusetts, what makes the city so special and spooky, the world of magic, seances, his stint as a pro wrestling manager, winter light traditions, and, of course, tons more. 

John Sheridan of Adirondack Bigfoot joins us for an engaging conversation about the elusive cryptid. We explore the possibility that Sasquatch may roam the Adirondack region, hear about curious cases from the area, and discuss various theories surrounding the creature, plus, of course, tons more.

Author Courtney Block joins us for a conversation about her fantastic new book 'Inside the World's Haunted Libraries.' We explore what makes libraries particularly well-suited for spirits and learn about Courtney's experience as a real-life librarian, plus some talk about parapsychology and researching the paranormal, and, of course, tons more. 

Historian and author Aaron Gulyas returns to the show for a freewheeling conversation about the latest happenings in UFO world, including the recent government file releases, 'soft disclosure,' the new Spielberg movie, the phenomenon becoming mainstream, plus the awfulness of AI and a whole bunch more. 

Paranormal researcher Neal Gibbons joins us for a compelling edition of the program wherein we chat about haunted Chicagoland, and he shares some of the truly spooky and unsettling tales from his 'Graveside Paranormal' tours of the area. 

Lisa Sweasy, curator of Kentucky's fantastic Vent Haven Museum, joins us for a fascinating in-depth conversation about the world of ventriloquism and the incredible museum that has become a mecca for performers and fans alike. 

Loch Ness Monster researcher Roland Watson returns to the show for a fantastically information conversation about Scotland's beloved Nessie, which has been having something of a renaissance in recent years. 

Paranormal investigator Amanda Paulson returns to the show for a wildly fun conversation about her forthcoming book 'Odd Emotions,' resolving to be weird and brave, reading for a missing person case, Spring Cleaning witch tips, haunted objects, crop circles, and tons more.

Bigfoot researcher Ontario Richardson joins us for a conversation about curious and compelling cases she has investigated for the BFRO and her own experiences searching for Sasquatch, plus, of course, tons more

Podcaster and paranormal investigator Sophia Temperilli joins us for an enlightening conversation about her long-running show, The Ghost Host, including its remarkable origin story and evolution, plus other spooky stuff. 

UFO historian Jeff Knox returns to the show for a fun conversation about curious cases from his voluminous files on flying saucers, including an array of odd hoaxes, Jackie Gleason, Australia's famed Knowles Family UFO Incident, World UFO Day, his pet goose Murg, and a whole bunch more.

Indefatigable D.B. Cooper researcher Ryan Burns joins us for another in-depth exploration of the legendary unsolved skyjacking, including incredible newfound audio from the historic heist and a myriad of little details surrounding the infamous caper.

Author Amy Petulla joins us for a riveting conversation about the Corpsewood Manor Murders, the strange 1982 slaying of Dr. Charles Scudder and his companion, Joey Odom, at their handmade castle in the North Georgia woods.

BoA celebrates April Fools' Day with a special LIVE hootenanny featuring a fittingly raucous chat with Joshua Cutchin and Adam Sayne about the Patterson-Gimlin kerfuffle, the Iran War, the Georgia Guidestones, Binnall quitting smoking (!!), and a whole bunch more. 

Writer Amy Boucher joins us for a fascinating conversation about the folklore of Shropshire, England, including tales of witches like the legendary Nanny Morgan, the art of ghost laying, curious cryptids, the Nine Men Of Madeley mining tragedy, Amy's folk horror audio drama ''The Best Of Men,' and, of course, tons more.

Jamie Barnett from International Cruise Victims discusses the many dangers found on cruise ships, industry chicanery, the Amy Lynn Bradley case, and the late ICV founder & BoA friend Kendall Carver.

Cryptozoologist and filmmaker Karac St. Laurent joins us for a deep dive on the mysterious Bodette Film of Lake Champlain, plus DogMan, the effect of reiteration, the Patterson-Gimlin film, kooky creatures like the The Burrunjor and Ropen, plus much more.

Writer Robert Skvarla joins us for an enlightening conversation about Havana Syndrome, a wild story involving the CIA and Credence Clearwater Revival, conspiracy culture, paranormal conventions, and a whole bunch more.

Paranormal writer and artist Miguel 'Red Pill Junkie' Romero returns for a freewheeling conversation about AI, 'Disclosure Day,' the current UAP/UFO scene, Beatriz Villarroel & transient objects, 3I/ATLAS & Avi Loeb, and tons more. Links below.

Legendary cryptozoologist Loren Coleman returns to the show for a fascinating deep dive on the confounding Dover Demon case and his integral role in putting it on the proverbial paranormal map back in 1977. Plus there's some cryptozoology in 2025 talk and the International Cryptozoology Museum's impending move to Bangor, Maine.

We bid farewell to 2025 as Greg Bishop returns for our 17th annual year-in-review special. We revisit some of the noteworthy events in UFO & UAP world, including the latest disclosure efforts and the 3I/ATLAS phenomenon, the year in Bigfoot, ghost drama, Amelia Earhart happenings, a DB Cooper discovery, a possible Zodiac breakthrough, in memoriam, and, of course, lots more. 

As has become holiday tradition, our old friends Jeremy Vaeni and Dr. Tyler Kokjohn return for another raucous BoA Christmas party featuring talk of Hawaiian telescopes, UFO disclosure, alien experiencers, the awfulness of AI, a cat dubbed 'Shitty Hitler,' Kundalini, Michael Jackson, and tons more. 

Esoteric researcher Rich Morley joins us for a high strangeness jam session covering weird happenings around Wakefield in England, ancient advanced civilization, the Dyatlov Pass Incident, a unified theory of the paranormal, his Roku show 'Misteria,' and, of course, tons more. 

The ineffable Adam Gorightly returns to the show alongside filmmaker Christopher Graybill for a conversation about their forthcoming documentary 'Saucers, Spooks, and Kooks.' We cover an array of classic UFO gems including the Paul Bennewitz affair, the Dulce Base legend, MJ-12, UFO Cover-Up Live!, and a whole bunch more. 

D.B. Cooper researcher Pat Boland returns for a revisiting of the legendary skyjacking wherein we generally tear into the case from all sorts of angles and hear about the latest happenings in the Cooper vortex, including some rather amazing developments.

It's the holiday tradition like no other: the 15th annual Ruxgiving special featuring Bruce Rux. Joined by BoA 'intro voice' Joe Vee, we discuss Bruce's forthcoming move to Texas, crop circles, cattle mutilations, Martians, UFO secrecy, Art Bell, space travel, Only Murders in the Building, Yellowjackets, Superman, Fantastic Four, our holiday plans and, of course, tons more.

Author and old pal Jason Offutt returns to the show for a freewheeling conversation about his new book 'Chasing North American Monsters,' Bigfoot, aerial cryptids, hobbits, his personal paranormal experiences, dinosaurs, black eyed kids, time travel, and tons more.

Author Gian Quasar returns to the show for a conversation about his new book, HorrorScope: The Zodiac Killer Exposed. We also set aside some time to talk about Amelia Earhart, the Golden State Killer (EAR/ONS), and other mysteries he has explored over the years.

In a special live edition of the program, Binnall and Joshua Cutchin recount our remarkable trip to the wild woods of northern Georgia in search of Sasquatch over Halloween weekend. 

Author Valerie Lofaso joins us for an enlightening conversation about empathic mediumship, paranormal investigations, her alien encounter experience, the New Hampshire high strangeness scene, America's Stonehenge, Reiki, plus tons more. 

Paleontologist Tyler Greenfield joins us for a fascinating conversation about paleontology and dinosaurs, the megalodon, cryptid myths, strange sharks, an OOPART that wasn't, 'Marvin the Monster,' and whole bunch more.

Heaven Lee Schleyhahn and Jonathan Rees of the podcast 'Ope, A Ghost' join us for a fun chat about haunted amusement parks, paranormal investigations, doppelgangers, a lizard man, poltergeist activity, and a bunch of other spooky stuff.

Journalist Walker Jaroch joins us for a conversation about weird Wisconsin, humanoid encounters and unusual weather, the phantom town of Doveland, the 'economics of woo,' Bigfoot's transformation into folk icon, and, of course, tons more.

YouTuber 'Truth is Scarier' joins us for a fun conversation about cryptids and lost media, including the bizarre 'I Feel Fantastic' video, the Lucky Star Casino Bigfoot tape, Sasquatch conspiracies, and tons more weird stuff. 

Author Gabriel Mckee joins us for a conversation about 'The Saucerian,' his fantastic book on the remarkable life and legacy of flying saucer publisher Gray Barker. We talk Men in Black, Mothman, contactees, UFO zines, and tons more

This week on BoA: The Revival, author Kevin J. Guhl joins us for a fascinating conversation about cryptozoology's longstanding Thunderbird Photo Mystery, plus cryptobotany and American Strangeness, including haunted TVs and phantom cars. Plus, of course, tons more.

Paranormal investigator and educator Glennie F. Sewell joins us to talk about his theories on imaginal manifestations, his near-death experience, his recent trip to Gettysburg for the Paranormal Research Symposium, and tons more.

Author J.W. Ocker joins us to talk about his pioneering paranormal travel website 'Odd Things I've Seen,' cursed objects, local communities embracing their hometown cryptids, demystifying cults, and lots more.

Fortean researcher Robin Morgan joins us to talk curious cryptids from around the world, the field of cryptozoology, her fascination with ufonauts, cases of mysterious strangers, and several other mind-bending matters. 

Podcaster Natasha Carlson, creator of 'Cryptids, Creeps, and Conspiracies,' joins us for a conversation about her remarkable and varied experiences with high strangeness, including premonitions, near-death experiences, encounters with unsettling shadow people, and tons more.

Folklorist Paul A.T. Wilson shares astounding new insights on the legendary Sandown Clown case from a woman who claims to have been 'Fay,' the little girl at the center of the encounter, and seemingly has the documents to prove it. 

Writer and podcaster Matt 'AP Strange' Hopewell returns for an esoteric jam session covering Loch Ness strangeness, the infamous Max Headroom broadcast interruption, Ashtar Command, and a whole bunch of other weird stuff. 

Paranormal bon vivant Bradley Plaisier joins us for a conversation about Bigfoot and the Patterson-Gimlin film, futile UFO disclosure efforts and underhanded misinformation, his wild UFO experiences, the majesty of gnomes, and, of course, tons more.

Courtney Eastman, creator of 'The Ghoul Guide,' joins us to talk paranormal travel, the dollhouse graves of Indiana, Chef Boyardee's final resting place, a chilling haunted seminary, the wonderful Wilson Castle, and other points of interest in the world of high strangeness.

'Historian of the Strange' Robert Schneck returns to the show for a free-wheeling conversation about morbid Americana, weird deaths, poltergeist girls, curious contraptions, phantom invaders, and a whole lot more.

Writer and storyteller Mark Sebastian Jordan details odd historic tales from Ohio's Central Highlands. There's colorful characters, murder, mystery, strange shenanigans, curious cons, and lots more weirdness. Plus, Mark recounts his experience as a background extra in the classic film The Shawshank Redemption. 

Author Joshua Cutchin returns for an in-the-weeds conversation about his thought-provoking new book 'Fourth Wall Phantoms,' which explores the phenomenon of fictional characters and concepts mysteriously manifesting into reality.