Aliens? Yes! But Maybe No | UFOs, UAPs & Alien Mysteries

This week, we’re diving into one of the craziest UFO stories we’ve ever covered...and it might be the most believable one yet.We head to Varginha, Brazil in 1996, where people reported a damaged craft in the sky, strange metallic debris on the ground, and a smell so awful witnesses said it stayed with them for days. Then three young women claimed they saw a terrified creature crouched by a wall in broad daylight. Soon there are military convoys, hospital rumors, talk of captured beings, a police officer who mysteriously dies after the encounter, and even rumors that the United States came in to take something home.Videos:James Fox - Moment of Contact **Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

With UFO disclosure ramping up, unexplained aerial sightings making headlines, and AI blurring the line between real and fake, the internet has revived one of the most controversial conspiracy theories of the last 30 years. In this episode, Josh and Travis break down Project Blue Beam: a supposed four-phase plan to dismantle belief systems, stage sky-wide “miracles,” manipulate perception, and trigger global panic through a fake alien threat.From holograms and psychological warfare to AI, propaganda, and modern UAP disclosure, this episode explores where the theory falls apart...and where it seems eerily plausible.Videos: Why Files - Project Blue Beam: Staging a Fake Alien Attack to Take Over the World**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

Why do UFOs keep showing up around nuclear missile silos, weapons labs, and restricted military airspace?In this episode, Josh and Travis dig into one of the strangest patterns in UAP history: repeated sightings and incidents at some of the most sensitive nuclear sites in the world. From Minot and Malmstrom during the Cold War to Soviet-era cases in Ukraine and modern drone incursions over Los Alamos and military bases in the UK, the pattern is hard to ignore.Are these objects surveilling our most destructive technology? Sending a warning? Testing our defenses? Or are governments covering for something far more human?Along the way, the guys get into missile shutdowns, Soviet documents smuggled out by George Knapp, coordinated drone swarms, and the uncomfortable reality that whatever is showing up near these sites doesn’t seem too concerned about being stopped.Videos:WEAPONIZED - Russia vs. USA - The Race to Crack UFO TechnologyAmerican Alchemy - “This UFO Shut Down 10 Nukes!” Air Force Officer Robert SalasEyes On Cinema - Robert Salas talks UFOs disabled nuclear missiles while hovering over Malmstrom AFB, March 16, 1967The Good Trouble Show with Matt Ford - What Are These Drones Doing Over Military Bases?**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

A metal sphere discovered after a fire. A flying orb recovered in Colombia. Ancient stone balls so precise they still spark debate today.Josh and Travis explore the weird world of mystery spheres: from the legendary Betz Sphere and its impossible behavior, to the controversial Buga Sphere, to the ancient carved stone spheres that prove humanity has been fascinated by perfect round objects for a very long time.A polished metal sphere turns up after a Florida brush fire and then refuses to behave like an ordinary object. It rolls back to whoever touches it, stops at the edge of tables like it can “sense” a drop, hums along to guitar notes, and stays warm long after it should have cooled. That’s the Betz Sphere case, and we walk through why it still gets cited in UFO and unexplained artifact circles: the Navy testing, the reported X-rays showing layered construction and smaller spheres inside, and the uncomfortable reality that the story gets even stranger after the media shows up.From there we jump forward to the viral Buga Sphere from Colombia, where modern footage, surface symbols, and new X-ray claims collide with the biggest problem in anomaly research: chain of custody. We talk about why gaps in documentation matter, how a single cut in a video can change the entire reliability of a claim, and why radiocarbon dating headlines often confuse what’s being dated. If you’re searching terms like UAP evidence, UFO artifacts, mysterious metal orb, or “is it a hoax,” this is the kind of grounded, curious breakdown you want.We also zoom out to the ancient side of the phenomenon, including the Diquís stone spheres of Costa Rica and disputed stone spheres in Bosnia. Whether they’re art, status symbols, lost technology, or geology playing tricks, they prove one thing: humans have been making and finding near-perfect spheres for a long time, even when there’s no obvious practical reason. Subscribe for the next conversation, share this with a friend who loves a good mystery, and leave a review with your best theory on what these spheres really are.Videos:Why Files- Alien Probe, Sentient Machine, Nuclear Weapon, or Junk? What is the Betz Mystery Sphere?Gaia- Buga Sphere (ACTUAL FOOTAGE) - Advanced ET Tech JUST Landed in Civilian HandsAlieninfoo- Investigating the Buga Sphere with Jesse Michels and Ross CoulthartAncient Aliens- Extraterrestrial Stone Spheres in Costa Rica**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

Dive deep into one of the most intriguing UFO cases in history: the Socorro UFO Incident in New Mexico. This episode explores the compelling evidence surrounding the alien encounter witnessed by police sergeant Lonnie Zamora during a routine traffic stop. From physical landing marks to eyewitness accounts and the involvement of the FBI and Project Blue Book, we unpack the mystery with a critical eye. We also examine common conspiracy theories tied to the event and why many struggle to explain the lasting physical evidence. Additionally, we discuss how this case influenced UFO researcher J. Allen Hynek’s approach to studying unexplained aerial phenomena (UAPs). Whether you're fascinated by ufos and aliens, or intrigued by conspiracy theories, this episode offers a balanced, evidence-focused look that will make you reconsider what's possible. CIA.gov article (including diagram/map of Soccoro incident)Video 1: The Black Vault Originals: FBI Documents on the Lonnie Zamora Case / Socorro, NM UFO LandingVideo 2: Eyes On Cinema: Lonnie Zamora in 3 interviews (1964, '74 & '96) **Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

After 1999, time starts feeling… off. And sure, that could be the trauma of dial-up internet and frosted tips—but it also lines up with one of the wilder ideas in modern UFO lore: Project Looking Glass. The story goes that somewhere inside a black-budget world, insiders got their hands on a consciousness-driven device (possibly tied to recovered UFO tech) that could “view” potential futures — not one fixed outcome, but branching probability timelines. And weirdly, a lot of those timelines allegedly kept converging on one date: 2012.So we dig in. Where does this story even come from? Why do Sumerian cylinder seals keep getting dragged into it? How does a “future-viewing” machine supposedly work if your beliefs can affect what you see? And if powerful people thought they were staring at a looming disaster — would that justify doing absolutely unhinged things in the present to steer the timeline?From there, the rabbit hole splits into two big lanes: a slow awakening toward transparency and higher consciousness… or a darker path where things collapse and the Grays show up in the worst way. We also hit the Mandela Effect, is it “timeline residue,” or just normal brain stuff + cultural telephone game? Either way, it gets spicy.Expect Y2K dread, the alleged 1999 “shift,” factions of future humans (because of course), and the claim that Looking Glass was dismantled and hidden so nobody could boot it back up. Plus: listener mail on Operation Highjump logistics, and a quick Socorro UFO quiz to tee up what’s coming next. Video 1: Why Files: Project Looking Glass Video 2: Something happened in 1999**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

In this episode, we dive deep into the legend of the Mothman: the original sightings near the eerie TNT area, the wave of UFO reports and Men in Black encounters that followed, and the unsettling feeling that something strange was unfolding in the Ohio River Valley.We explore how a quiet Appalachian town became the epicenter of a full-blown paranormal flap, thanks in part to journalist Mary Hyer and investigator John Keel, whose book The Mothman Prophecies transformed local fear into global mythology. We also confront the tragedy that forever intertwined the legend with real-world loss: the catastrophic collapse of the Silver Bridge, which claimed 46 lives and cemented Mothman’s reputation as a harbinger of doom.And then, because the internet exists, we talk about how Mothman somehow became a festival mascot, a tourism icon, and—against all odds—a cryptid sex symbol.Video:ICEBERG: The Mothman Mystery Gets Even Creepier!The Terrifying Story Of The Mothman Of Point Pleasant **Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

In 1966, traveling salesman Woodrow Derenberger claimed he encountered a smiling, telepathic being on a dark West Virginia highway. Unfortunately for him, it was an encounter that would spiral into years of alleged visits, alien worlds, public harassment, Men in Black sightings, and the collapse of his personal life. We're diving into the deeply unsettling case of Indrid Cold, better known as The Grinning Man—a figure who looks human, speaks without moving his mouth, and doesn't fit any one description.But Indrid Cold isn't just isolated to one case. There are reports of other grinning figures in different states, strange phone calls, unexplained lights, and a broader wave of high strangeness spreading across West Virginia. One investigator, John Keel, begins to suspect that this isn’t an alien story at all, but something stranger: an ultraterrestrial, a being not from another planet, but from somewhere overlapping our reality.In this episode, we discuss:The original highway encounter and why it feels so wrongThe rise of the Grinning Man sightings beyond West VirginiaWhy Indrid Cold triggers such a strong uncanny valley responseThe ultraterrestrial theory and how it reframes the entire caseSkeptical explanations, psychological interpretations, and hoax concernsHow folklore, culture, and media helped turn Indrid Cold into modern mythWas Indrid Cold an extraterrestrial explorer? An interdimensional observer? A psychological break under extreme pressure? Or the modern face of an ancient archetype that’s been with us far longer than we realize.**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

We're embarking on an expedition to the coldest, driest, most remote continent on Earth, Antarctica, to explore why this icy wasteland might be one of the weirdest places on the planet. We’re talking secret Nazi bases, bleeding glaciers, ghost stories, UFOs, and the all-time conspiracy classic: Operation HighjumpAlso in this episode: Travis learns that “Antarctica” means “no bears,” and Josh demands the immediate release of all government data ever. (Good luck with that.)If you like your icebergs with a side of ancient civilizations, magnetic anomalies, alien bases, and deeply suspicious no-fly zones, this one’s for you.The Third Man: The Strange Phenomenon That Saves LivesWhy Files: Mysteries Beneath the Ice: The Secrets of AntarcticaAncient Aliens: Lost Civilizations Beneath Antarctica?**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

A roll of film shows up in a Hollywood mailbox. The frames develop into “Top Secret Majic Eyes Only” pages that name presidents, spymasters, and scientists—and claim a secret committee has managed America’s UFO story since 1947. We dig into Majestic 12 with fresh eyes, tracing the thread from Roswell and EBEs (Extraterrestrial Biological Entity) to alleged treaties with Greys, underground facilities, and black projects at Groom Lake that fuel Area 51 legends. Along the way, we confront the uncomfortable heart of the story: disinformation as a deliberate strategy.We walk through the 12 people attributed to MJ‑12. To name a few, Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter, Vannevar Bush, James Forrestal, Hoyt Vandenberg... And why the 12 names give the documents gravity. Then we put the papers under a forensic lamp: cloned signatures, anachronistic typefaces, mismatched executive order numbers, and the “limited hangout” idea where truth is salted with fakes to mislead. Admissions from figures like William Moore and Richard Doty complicate the picture, while partially redacted FBI records and the real MAJESTIC classification keep curiosity alive. Whether you see a sprawling hoax or a shielded program, the case becomes a masterclass in media literacy and open‑source sleuthing.Our goal isn’t to crown a winner between belief and doubt. It’s to help you navigate the fog—how to evaluate provenance, spot red flags, and think clearly when authority, secrecy, and mythology collide. If you’re here for Roswell lore, Greys, underground bases, and Cold War psyops, you’ll find plenty to chew on. If you’re here to understand how narratives are shaped and weaponized, MJ‑12 is a near‑perfect study. Hit play, then tell us where your needle lands: truth, hoax, or an infuriating mix of both. Subscribe, share with a friend who loves weird history, and leave a review with your verdict.Area52 Video: The Alien Secret - Majestic 12 Why Files Video: Majestic 12 - Secret Documents Expose UFO Cover-Up Vol. 1**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

Forget Roswell's crash landings! What if a high-ranking alien emissary didn't arrive in pieces, but was personally invited into the highest offices of the U.S. government? We dedicate this episode to the bizarre, high-level conspiracy story of Valiant Thor, the alleged Venusian who materialized near Alexandria, Virginia, in 1957 and walked right into the Pentagon.This was no ordinary close encounter: Thor was described as a striking humanoid with unusual physical traits—six fingers, extremely large eyes, and an IQ reportedly off the charts. His mission was dire: to meet with President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon to deliver a stark, urgent warning about the planet's trajectory toward nuclear self-destruction.Join us as we unpack the three years Valiant Thor reportedly spent living secretly inside the Pentagon, operating under the highest levels of classification. We dissect the strange, compelling accounts from witnesses who interacted with him, explore why this interstellar diplomat chose the height of the Cold War for his intervention, and debate whether his presence suggests a history of extraterrestrial diplomatic relations with world powers. This is a story that forces us to ask: If an alien was given a key to the White House, what did they see that made them leave?Book: Stranger At The Pentagon**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

We're pitting 16 galactic alien species against each other! Why? To answer one of humanities core questions hiding inside all of us: Who would win in a fight?Our researcher, Jordan, becomes our game-master/referee as we dive deep into each alien species lore before battling them against each other. We kick off with the Peacemakers; weighing the calm, multidimensional mastery of the Andromedans against the formidable Lyrans and Arcturians. Then the Ancients punch back: Draconians bring raw menace while The Watchers counter with strategic patience and mind games. And the Nommo get a participation trophy. In the Infiltrators bracket, Mantids show why they might be the most dangerous operators in the room. And the Wild Cards deliver pure nightmare fuel; from the spooky Shadow Beings to the biomechanical dread of the Negumok.Is a hive mind a lethal advantage or a fatal flaw? Can you even beat a nonphysical entity? Is space-time manipulation just a cheat code? It's a clash of power vs. ethics, foresight vs. fear, and we learn something new with every knockout.By the end, a champion stands and the path there says as much about our favorite human archetypes as it does about alien ones. If you love UFO mythology, smart speculative science, and listening to two people have a wildly weird and heated debate, this is the one. **Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

Buckle up! We’re diving into UFO cults to understand how science fiction can morph into religion, and why smart, sincere people get sucked in. Charismatic leaders, apocalyptic timelines, cosmic hierarchies—we’re covering it all! Trigger warning: This episode contains sensitive content such as suicide, harm to children, and murder. We start with The Seekers and the moment a failed prophecy gave birth to the term cognitive dissonance. From there, we trace the rise of Scientology; L. Ron Hubbard’s leap from Dianetics to thetans, secret OT levels, and a controversial cosmic backstory that turned a self-help movement into a global, high-visibility religion. We explore the gentler current of the Aetherius Society, where “Space Brothers” and spiritual energy “batteries” are used for collective healing, blending yoga, karma, and channeling into a unique cosmic practice.Then we face the hard history. Heaven’s Gate reframed bodies as “vehicles,” Earth as a terminal stop, and Hale–Bopp as a doorway (a narrative that ended with the infamous “away mission.”) The Order of the Solar Temple escalated ritual and hierarchy into lethal tragedy. And Raëlism swapped gods for the Elohim, promoted sensual meditation and human cloning, and drafted plans for an alien embassy near Jerusalem.If you’ve ever wondered where the line sits between wonder and danger, this conversation maps the terrain with practical red flags: absolute authority, secrecy, isolation, financial pressure, and promises that demand you surrender judgment. Not every UFO belief is harmful, but high-control structures can turn meaning into a trap. Join us to learn the history, spot the patterns, and keep the doors open for those who might need a way back.If this resonates, subscribe, share with a friend who loves weird history, and leave a review so more curious minds can find the show.If you or a loved one is in need of cult interventions, resources, support groups, or recovery groups!International Suicide Hotline Directory **Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

A glowing “wash tub” streaks across the Kentucky sky, a dog bolts under the house, and eleven people barricade a farmhouse as small, long-limbed figures peer through the glass. We revisit the Kelly–Hopkinsville encounter with fresh eyes, unpacking the fear-soaked timeline, the metallic “ping” of bullets, and the eerie return of the watchers near dawn—all while balancing folklore, forensics, and the psychology of panic.We walk through what made this night iconic: eleven witnesses, consistent core details, a multi-agency police sweep, and—crucially—no bodies, no craft, no footprints. Then we test rival explanations. Could a meteor shower have primed the group for a misread? Do great horned owls—silent flight, bright yellow eyes, ear tufts, territorial behavior—fit the silhouette at the window and the “floating” off the roof? Or does the family’s sustained fear and long-term consistency tip the scale toward a genuine unknown? Along the way, we track how headlines turned metallic gray beings into “little green men,” why the case still fuels films and festivals, and how ridicule and stigma shape who speaks up—and who stays silent.Our hosts don’t land in the same place: one calls it a mid maybe, the other a low no. But we agree on what matters most: listen first, label later. Whether you lean toward owls and meteors or visitors and high strangeness, there’s value in understanding how our minds behave under stress and how stories of the night sky become culture. Stay to the end for a teaser on UFO religions and a fast, funny quiz that sets up next week’s episode.Enjoyed this one? Follow the show, leave a rating, and share it with a friend who loves strange history and smarter skepticism. What’s your verdict—aliens, yes, maybe, or no?**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

In this episode, we discuss Utah’s Uinta Basin, particularly Skinwalker Ranch—where indigenous warnings, rancher reports, and modern sensors collide in a 512-acre tangle of orbs, voids, and hypotheses.We start with the foundation: Ute land, Navajo Skinwalker lore, and a mesa crowned by a stone circle that some say marks a door. From late-1800s thunder-without-storms to mid-century sightings of silent, directional lights, the basin built a reputation well before it had a brand. Then come the Shermans: a massive “wolf” that ignores close-range gunfire, blue spheres that terrify their dogs, a night of yelps ending in scorched patches, and cattle mutilations marked by clean incisions and a baffling absence of scavengers. Inside the homestead, groceries repack themselves and tools move like they have a sense of humor.Research ramps up when Robert Bigelow buys the ranch and staffs it with scientists under NIDS, later drawing quiet Pentagon money via AAWSAP. They log radiation spikes, dead batteries, wiped drives, and a night-vision glimpse of something crawling from a glowing aperture. The phenomenon seems responsive, even evasive, as if determined to fail every clean experiment. Years later, new owner Brandon Fugal outfits the property with rockets, LIDAR, spectrum analyzers, and radar. His team maps an airspace “triangle” that scrambles launches, detects a persistent 1.6 GHz signal rising from the ground, and records a LIDAR data void—like an invisible object blocking light. Drilling meets impenetrable material and unusual metals beneath the mesa; a drum ceremony ignites a localized heat spike that disappears when the beat stops; an unmarked helicopter violates airspace norms and vanishes without answers.So what is it? A portal. A trickster. Geology. Black-budget tech. Or a coincidence factory powered by our attention. We lay out the strongest evidence, the best skeptical counterpoints, and where our own scales land on aliens, poltergeists, and the beauty and pain inside the skinwalker story. Hit play, decide what holds up, and tell us the theory we missed.If this dive got you thinking, follow the show, share it with a friend, and drop a rating or review so more curious minds can find us.**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

A light in the sky isn’t the same as a missing hour of your life—and lumping them together is why the UFO conversation keeps spinning its wheels. We take a clear, grounded walk through the close encounter scale, from Hynek’s original CE1–CE3 to abductions (CE4) and human‑initiated contact (CE5), and show how a shared vocabulary can turn wild stories into workable data. No hype, no hand‑waving—just definitions, cases, and why structure matters.We start with the roots: Dr. J. Allen Hynek, the astronomer who tried to bring scientific rigor to UFO reports and unexpectedly gave Hollywood its most famous title. From there, we break down each category. CE1 is a close visual sighting—think the Phoenix Lights in 1997, a massive, silent V over Arizona seen by thousands. CE2 adds physical effects: scorched ground, dead batteries, animals acting off; the Rendlesham Forest incident remains a thorny, compelling example. CE3 steps into stranger territory—entities near craft—like the Ariel School encounter, where students described tall, black‑suited beings in daylight. CE4 dives into abductions and altered reality, where memory, missing time, and medical motifs demand stricter methods and steadier skepticism; we unpack the unsettling Antonio Villas Boas file to show how to sort the checkable from the purely narrative. Finally, CE5 reframes the question: can humans initiate contact? We get into meditation protocols, Dr. Steven Greer’s app, and groups like Skywatcher blending intention with signaling tech and public data claims.Along the way, we talk about why categories don’t “prove” anything—but they do sharpen questions, reduce arguments from vibes, and help separate experience from evidence. We map past episodes onto the scale, flag the psychological cost of moving up the ladder, and acknowledge why some people invite the unknown while others slam the door. If you’ve ever wanted a practical way to think about UFOs—one that respects witnesses and still asks for timestamps, logs, and controls—this is your field guide.Enjoy the conversation? Follow, share with a curious friend, and text us your stories via the fan mail link in the episode description. Tell us: which CE feels most plausible to you, and why?**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

What if Earth's most sacred places aren't randomly scattered but deliberately positioned along invisible energy pathways? That's the fascinating premise behind ley lines—straight alignments connecting ancient monuments, temples, and natural formations that some believe carry powerful earth energies.Standing alone on a hilltop in 1921 England, Alfred Watkins noticed something remarkable about the landscape: ancient sites created a perfect geometric pattern across the countryside. He called these alignments "ley lines," initially viewing them as practical ancient trade routes. But over decades, this simple observation evolved into something far more mysterious. By the 1960s, these invisible pathways were being connected to UFO sightings, paranormal activity, and earth energies flowing through specific channels.We journey from England's stone circles to global sacred sites like the Great Pyramids, Machu Picchu, and Chichen Itza—all allegedly positioned along these energy grids. Different cultures describe similar phenomena: Native Americans speak of spirit lines, Aboriginal Australians follow songlines, Chinese geomancy maps dragon veins, and European folklore tells of fairy paths. Could these diverse traditions be describing the same underlying reality?The skeptical perspective offers compelling counterarguments: scientific instruments detect no consistent energy anomalies along these alignments, and mathematical analysis suggests we might simply be recognizing patterns in random data. Yet people continue to report profound experiences at ley line intersections—places of heightened awareness, spiritual transformation, and unexplained phenomena.Whether viewed as ancient energy pathways, extraterrestrial navigation systems, or simply our human tendency to create meaning from coincidence, ley lines continue to captivate our imagination. They remind us of humanity's enduring quest to connect with something larger than ourselves and find magic hidden in plain sight.Have you experienced unusual phenomena at ancient sites or felt inexplicably drawn to certain places? Share your stories with us and join the conversation about Earth's mysterious energy grid.**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

BONUS EPISODE!!The congressional hearing on "Restoring Public Trust Through UAP Transparency and Whistleblower Protection" delivered stunning testimony from military witnesses who risked everything to speak truth about unexplained encounters that defy conventional explanation.Five witnesses took the stand: Air Force veterans Jeffrey Nucatelli and Dylan Borland, Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer Alexander Wiggins, renowned UAP journalist George Knapp, and Joe Spielberger from the Project on Government Oversight. Their collective testimony painted a troubling picture not only of extraordinary encounters but of systematic suppression targeting those who dare report them.The most jaw-dropping moment came with the release of previously classified footage showing a Hellfire missile—America's premier weapon—bouncing harmlessly off an unidentified aerial object off Yemen's coast in 2022. When asked if anything in the U.S. arsenal could withstand such an impact, the witnesses unanimously confirmed nothing could. The security implications sent shockwaves through the committee members, with Representative Moskowitz acknowledging, "I don't know what's true, but I know when we're being lied to."A stark contrast emerged between military branches' handling of UAP reports. While Chief Wiggins described receiving full Navy support for his 2023 sighting of a "self-luminous, tic-tac shaped object" emerging from the ocean, Air Force veterans detailed career-destroying retaliation. Borland remains unemployed years after reporting his encounter, stripped of security clearances and professional opportunities. Nucatelli described multiple witnesses at Vandenberg Air Force Base being "threatened and intimidated" after reporting massive craft performing impossible maneuvers over sensitive missile defense installations.George Knapp's testimony added crucial historical perspective, revealing how he smuggled classified KGB documents from Russia showing similar UAP programs operated by Soviet intelligence. His journalistic approach emphasized that transparency isn't about confirming extraterrestrial origins but acknowledging that something truly extraordinary is occurring in our skies—something beyond current human technological capabilities.Have you noticed how mainstream coverage of these hearings tends to disappear within days? Subscribe to stay informed about developments that challenge our understanding of reality and raise profound questions about technological capabilities far beyond what's publicly acknowledged. The truth is emerging—be part of the conversation.**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

A fiery object streaks across the twilight sky over rural West Virginia. Children witness its descent and rush to find an adult. Together, they climb a darkened hill to investigate, only to encounter something that will haunt them for the rest of their lives – a towering figure with glowing eyes and a metallic lower body surrounded by noxious mist.The 1952 Flatwoods Monster incident remains one of America's most compelling cryptid encounters, blending elements of UFO lore with unexplained phenomena. What makes this case particularly fascinating is not just what was seen, but who saw it – a group that included children, a mother, and a National Guardsman who all provided remarkably consistent accounts of their experience. We dive deep into the original witness testimonies, examining how the story evolved from a terrifying personal encounter to national headlines. Was this truly an extraterrestrial visitor, as many believe? Or could it have been something more mundane – a barn owl perched in a tree, transformed by fear and fading light into something monstrous? We explore both the skeptical viewpoints and the elements that don't fit neatly into conventional explanations.The most compelling aspect might be the witnesses themselves. Unlike many who capitalize on such encounters, the May family eventually withdrew from discussing the incident entirely, saying "I'd like to forget the whole thing." Why would they retreat from a story that brought them fame if there wasn't something genuinely disturbing about their experience? Meanwhile, the small town of Flatwoods embraced the legend, creating museums, festivals, and merchandise around their mysterious visitor.Whether you're a committed believer in extraterrestrial visitors or a dedicated skeptic, the Flatwoods Monster case offers something truly fascinating – a glimpse into how an unexplained encounter transforms not just those who experienced it, but an entire community. Listen, consider the evidence, and decide for yourself: what really happened that September night in 1952?**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

Your thoughts might be capable of traveling where your body cannot. For over twenty years, the United States government poured resources into exploring this seemingly impossible concept through a classified program eventually known as Project Stargate.Remote viewing—the ability to mentally perceive and describe distant locations without using conventional senses—wasn't just a fringe experiment. It involved serious scientists, military personnel, and intelligence agencies looking for unconventional ways to gather information during the Cold War. What began as a response to rumors of Soviet psychic research evolved into a fascinating exploration of human consciousness and its potential capabilities.The results were extraordinary and puzzling. Some remote viewers accurately described Soviet military installations before satellite confirmation. Others predicted features of Jupiter that astronomers didn't yet know existed. One viewer even claimed to have mentally traveled to Mars one million years in the past, describing tall beings seeking shelter from environmental catastrophe. These successes suggested something profound about human consciousness that conventional science struggles to explain.Yet the program was plagued by inconsistency. While statistical analysis showed results far beyond chance, practical applications remained elusive. Only about 1% of tested individuals demonstrated consistent ability, and training didn't reliably improve performance. The program bounced between agencies before being officially terminated in 1995—though some speculate it continues in classified operations.What makes this story so compelling isn't just the possibility of psychic spying, but what it suggests about human potential. If even some of these documented cases are genuine, our understanding of consciousness may be dramatically incomplete. Could your mind already possess abilities that science has yet to fully comprehend or explain?Whether you're fascinated by government secrets, human potential, or the unexplained, the remote viewing program represents one of the most serious scientific investigations into phenomena typically relegated to science fiction. What truths might we discover if we look beyond conventional understanding and dare to explore the full capabilities of the human mind?Why Files Episode**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

The mysterious phenomenon of crop circles has captivated our collective imagination for centuries. As we explore in this episode, these enigmatic formations aren't just modern curiosities—they have roots stretching back to ninth-century France and beyond, raising profound questions about their true origins.From the earliest documented cases like the 1678 "Mowing Devil" pamphlet describing perfectly cut crops that "no mortal man was able to do the like," to the explosion of increasingly complex geometric patterns in modern times, crop circles have evolved from simple rings to elaborate fractals and mathematical sequences that challenge conventional explanation.The most compelling aspect of our investigation might be the apparent "response" to humanity's first interstellar communication. When scientists led by Carl Sagan beamed the Arecibo Message toward distant star cluster M13 in 1974, they couldn't have anticipated that 27 years later, a crop formation would appear in England mimicking their binary code—but with crucial differences suggesting silicon-based life forms rather than our carbon-based biology.While the confession of Doug Bower and Dave Chorley in 1991 that they created hundreds of formations using simple tools like planks and rope seems to solve the mystery, scientific analysis reveals characteristics difficult to attribute to human pranksters: plants gently bent rather than broken; exposure to microwave radiation causing node elongation; magnetic anomalies within the formations; and "ghost patterns" persisting for years after the original circle disappears.Perhaps most curious is the statistical correlation—98% of unexplained formations in southern England appear over chalk aquifers, excellent conductors of electromagnetic energy. Yet alongside these serious scientific puzzles exists the delightful discovery that in Tasmania, wallabies high on opium poppies created their own crop circles while hopping in dazed patterns.Whether you're a skeptic or a believer, the crop circle phenomenon invites us to question our assumptions about communication, consciousness, and our place in the cosmos. What messages might be hidden in these fields, and who—or what—might be trying to reach us?**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

What happens when multiple witnesses observe aerial warfare between unidentified flying objects? Throughout history, four remarkable incidents have left historians and researchers baffled, each describing what appears to be organized combat in the skies.The 1561 phenomenon over Nuremberg remains one of history's most puzzling aerial events. Witnesses described blood-red semicircular arcs, spheres, and crosses battling above them before falling to earth with immense smoke. Five years later, citizens of Basel, Switzerland experienced a similar week-long display of "fiery red" objects and black spheres moving with uncanny precision. These medieval accounts, preserved only through religious broadsheets, force us to question whether natural phenomena like bird murmurations or atmospheric effects can adequately explain what these observers recorded.Perhaps most compelling is the 1665 Stralsund incident, where fishermen claimed to witness ship-like formations engaging in battle, complete with cannon fire and smoke. When a flat, disc-shaped object "like a big man's hat" appeared over the church until evening, it created one of history's earliest descriptions matching modern UFO encounters.The most recent and well-documented case occurred during WWII. In 1942, Los Angeles fell under siege from an unidentified aerial threat that prompted military forces to fire over 1,400 anti-aircraft rounds without bringing down any target. Despite occurring in modern times with photography available, this "Battle of Los Angeles" remains unexplained, with theories ranging from Japanese aircraft to experimental technology to extraterrestrial visitors.What makes these accounts so fascinating isn't just their individual details, but the remarkable consistency of elements across centuries – structured formations, battle maneuvers, and objects that defy conventional explanation. While skeptics point to mass hysteria or misidentified natural phenomena, the persistence of these sky battle reports across different eras suggests something more mysterious might occasionally visit our skies.Have you ever witnessed something unexplainable moving through the sky? Share your experience with us, or let us know which historical sky battle you find most compelling!**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

The veil of secrecy has been lifted on one of the government's most classified UAP research programs. Welcome to our deep dive into the "Immaculate Constellation" – a shadowy, unacknowledged special access program that's been studying and attempting to reverse engineer non-human technology right under congressional noses.This episode unpacks the explosive 12-page document entered into congressional record during the 2024 hearings, revealing a coordinated effort within the Pentagon to collect data on UAPs without proper oversight. We examine the document's six sections, from information collection methods to the classification of different craft types, including spheres, discs, triangles, and the particularly unsettling "irregular organic" objects that cause physical and psychological effects on witnesses.The most compelling aspects of this revelation are the detailed military encounters. Flight deck personnel report mysterious spherical objects that emit light without illumination and have surfaces "roiling like the sun," while fighter pilots describe being "boxed in" by formations of metallic orbs that forced them out of mission areas. These aren't fringe accounts – they're officially documented incidents that the government has been quietly studying for decades.What makes this particularly significant is the global dimension. The document confirms that nations worldwide are experiencing similar phenomena, primarily around military installations and sensitive research facilities. Each country has its own secret programs studying these objects while simultaneously managing public perception of the issue – raising profound questions about transparency in our democratic systems.Whether you're a longtime follower of UAP developments or just curious about what our government really knows, this episode provides clarity on one of the most significant document leaks in recent history. The truth isn't just out there – it's being documented, classified, and studied by programs that officially "don't exist."Subscribe now and join us next week for our exploration of historical UFO sky battles that have been documented throughout human history. The phenomenon isn't new – it's just finally coming to light.**This episode was recorded early 2025. The anonymous person who was responsible for whistleblowing the Immaculate Constellation document has since come forward. You can watch part one of the three part interview on Jeremy Corbell's youtube channel or listen on his and George Knapp's podcast called Weaponized****Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

The veil of secrecy surrounding Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena is starting to crack. In this eye-opening analysis of the 2024 Congressional UAP hearing, we dive deep into explosive testimony revealing decades of government concealment and deliberate information suppression.When four expert witnesses step forward—including former Pentagon insider Luis Elizondo declaring "UAPs are real" and journalist Michael Shellenberger exposing the classified "Immaculate Consolation" program—the truth about recovered non-human technology becomes impossible to ignore. The hearing reveals a disturbing pattern: emails mysteriously vanishing, witnesses facing intimidation, and Congress deliberately kept in the dark about programs funded by taxpayer dollars.What makes this hearing particularly significant is the growing frustration among elected officials who find themselves stonewalled at every turn. As Representative Mace pointedly challenged: if these secret programs exist, Congress deserves oversight; if they don't exist, why are we potentially funding them? Meanwhile, our military personnel face genuine safety threats from these encounters, yet protocols and reporting systems remain inadequate.The most chilling revelation? That communication with these phenomena may already be occurring—not through words, but through military encounters that serve as a form of dialogue. As Elizondo explains, when F-18s are scrambled in response to incursions, that itself is communication; when UAPs hover over sensitive installations, they're sending a message we've yet to fully comprehend.Join us as we untangle this web of secrecy, exploring what these revelations mean for national security, scientific advancement, and the public's right to know. Subscribe now and prepare for our next episode, where we'll examine the classified Immaculate Consolation document that government officials were warned never to mention by name.**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

Congressional hearing rooms aren't typically where you'd expect to hear about recovered non-human biologics or pilots being harassed into silence about UFO encounters. Yet in July 2023, that's exactly what happened when three credible witnesses testified under oath before the House Oversight Committee.The 2023 UAP hearings represent a seismic shift in how our government addresses unidentified aerial phenomena. Former intelligence officer David Grusch shocked lawmakers with claims of decades-long crash retrieval programs and recovered non-human biologics, while describing the "corporate terrorism" whistleblowers face for speaking out. Navy Commander David Fravor detailed his encounter with a massive "Tic Tac" object displaying impossible technological capabilities during a 2004 training mission. Former Navy pilot Ryan Graves advocated for the 95% of pilots who see something but report nothing, fearing career suicide for simply telling the truth.What makes these hearings truly remarkable is their bipartisan nature. Representatives from across the political spectrum expressed unified outrage at the Pentagon's pattern of concealing information not just from the public, but from Congress itself. The testimony revealed sensitive UAP documents being unnecessarily classified, witnesses being intimidated, and a systematic effort to keep these phenomena hidden from proper oversight.These hearings aren't just about strange lights in the sky – they're about government accountability, national security, and airspace safety. When multiple military witnesses testify under oath about objects with capabilities far beyond any known human technology regularly penetrating restricted airspace around nuclear installations, it demands serious attention. The question now isn't whether something extraordinary is happening in our skies, but rather why certain elements within our government have worked so desperately to keep it hidden.Looking for more? Our next episode will tackle the even more explosive 2024 hearings potentially the mysterious "Immaculate Constellation" document that the Pentagon tried to deny existed. Subscribe or follow us now and join us as we continue untangling the biggest story in human history – one government hearing at a time.**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

Warning: This episode almost ended in a lunar-sized argument! Travis and Josh lock horns over the wildly debated hollow moon theory. Could our closest celestial neighbor actually be an enormous artificial structure? The Hollow Moon Theory has captivated fringe scientists and conspiracy theorists for decades, and for compelling reasons. When NASA intentionally crashed lunar modules into the moon's surface during Apollo missions, something unexpected happened – the moon resonated for hours, "ringing like a bell" according to scientists monitoring the seismic activity. Even stranger, the vibrations appeared to accelerate rather than diminish with depth.Josh and Travis go head-to-head in this mind-bending episode, exploring scientific anomalies that mainstream explanations struggle to address. Why does the moon have such unusually low density compared to Earth? How do we explain finding elements on the lunar surface that supposedly don't occur naturally? And perhaps most perplexing: why are surface rocks on the moon consistently older than those beneath them – a geological impossibility according to conventional understanding?The debate gets heated as Josh embraces the possibility of an artificial moon, while Travis remains firmly skeptical, dissecting each claim with rational counterarguments. They explore ancient texts from various cultures describing times "before the moon existed," consider whether the moon's perfect positioning for solar eclipses could be intentional design, and question why humans haven’t returned to the moon since the 70's despite vastly improved technology.Whether you're a skeptic or open to alternative explanations, this episode challenges conventional thinking about one of our most familiar cosmic companions. Listen now and decide for yourself: is our moon simply a natural satellite, or could it be hiding secrets far beyond our current understanding?**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

Did thousands of people across Arizona witness the same massive, silent, V-shaped craft in the clear night sky of 1997? What happens when the government can't explain what everyone saw? This week, Travis and Josh delve into the baffling Phoenix Lights incident, a mass UAP sighting event that baffled witnesses, including a former governor and even actor Kurt Russell. Twenty-five years later, the Phoenix Lights remain an unsolved mystery that challenges our understanding of what moves through our skies. Was it experimental military technology, something truly extraterrestrial, or an explanation we haven't yet considered? Whatever crossed Arizona that night, it left thousands looking up with new questions about what might exist beyond our everyday reality.Have you ever seen something in the sky you couldn't explain? Share your experience in the comments or let us know your thoughts on the Phoenix Lights!**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

Journey back to 1961 as Betty and Barney Hill recount a bizarre encounter in the New Hampshire mountains, complete with strange lights, missing time, and unsettling nightmares. Was it a genuine extraterrestrial event, or could there be earthly explanations for the torn clothes, pink powder, and hypnotic recollections? It's truly an interstellar whodunit into the unknown.Join the guys as they explore the 'first' widely reported alien abduction case, navigating skepticism, prejudice, and the enduring mystery of what really happened to Betty and Barney. One thing's for sure, their story left a mark on UFO lore that's still being debated today.Betty Hill Audio Full Hypnosis SessionBarney Hill Audio Full Hypnosis Session**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

Flying saucers, close encounters, and the origin of a pop culture phenomenon! This week, Travis and Josh delve into the story of Kenneth Arnold, the pilot whose 1947 sighting sparked the world's fascination with UFOs. Was it a military operation, a trick of the light, or something truly otherworldly? Join us as we explore Arnold's incredible account, the birth of the term 'flying saucer,' and the fascinating start of our modern UFO obsession.**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

Is this the UK's version of the US's Roswell incident, or just a really intense light show courtesy of the Orford Ness Lighthouse? We delve into the Rendlesham Forest Incident, a puzzling case of UFO sightings that left US Air Force personnel stationed at a joint RAF-US base utterly baffled. Mysterious lights, strange indentations in the forest floor (possibly deer with very specific hoof patterns), and a binary code that allegedly leads to ancient sites around the world—the Rendlesham story is a labyrinth of conflicting testimonies and unexplained phenomena. Join Travis Wright and Josh Snodgrass as they navigate the facts, history, and lore as we exploring the accounts of those who were there. Did they witness an extraterrestrial encounter, or was there a more terrestrial explanation? Listen in and decide for yourself.**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

Men in Black: Are they real, or just a government-sized urban legend? This week, we're diving deep into the shadowy world of the MIB, exploring their creepy encounters, vanishing coins, and why they always seem to know your deepest secrets.Get ready for a wild ride through conspiracy, close-up magic, and the ultimate question: Who's watching the watchers? **Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

Did Travis Walton REALLY get beamed up by aliens, or was it the ultimate 70s prank gone wrong? This week, we're dissecting the legendary Travis Walton abduction story, the one that inspired 'Fire in the Sky' and countless late-night debates. Was it a genuine close encounter, or just a really convincing tall tale? We'll dig into the evidence, the confession that shook the UFO world, and the million-dollar question: how far would you go for a good story (and maybe a quick buck from the National Enquirer)? Prepare for a rollercoaster ride through alien encounters, questionable witnesses, and the slippery slope of belief.**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

Ever wondered what happens when the Pentagon admits UFO videos are real? Well, buckle up, because in this episode, we're diving into the declassified Navy footage that's got everyone scratching their heads. We'll explore the infamous 'Tic Tac,' 'Gimbal,' and 'Go Fast' videos, debate whether they're alien tech or just next-gen drones, and ponder why the government is finally talking about it. Is it a slow disclosure, a strategic move, or just a way to discredit the the believers? Join us as we navigate the blurry line between official statements and conspiracy theories, and try to figure out if we're on the verge of a cosmic reveal or just watching really cool drone footage. And hey, maybe we'll even figure out if these UAPs are just the advanced tech we need to survive in a future that's looking more and more like the Wasteland.Tic Tac UAP VideoGimbal UAP VideoGo Fast UAP Video**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

Hold onto your tinfoil hats, folks, because in this episode, we're tackling the Ariel School Incident, where a playground in Zimbabwe turned into a close encounter of the third kind (allegedly). We're talking spaceships, aliens, and a whole bunch of kids who swore they saw it all. But were they telling the truth, or were they just a bunch of imaginative youngsters who got a little carried away? Get ready for a journey into the unknown as we explore this captivating and controversial event. You might even start believing in aliens yourself (or at least question your own sanity).**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

In this episode, we’re sifting through the wreckage of the Roswell incident, trying to separate fact from fiction (which is harder than it sounds). We're tackling crashed spacecraft, "memory metal," and the ever-shifting narratives surrounding the event. Was it extraterrestrial ⎯ or just a government cover-up? So, buckle up, stay curious, and join us for another episode of semi-informed guesswork, outlandish theories, and a healthy dose of doubt.**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

In this episode, we’re trying to unravel everything we know (which isn't much) about Bob Lazar.We're tackling his claims of working on alien spacecrafts, trying to figure out if he's a genius, a con artist, or just a dude with a very colorful past. Are we onto something groundbreaking? Unlikely. Are we having fun anyway? Absolutely.So, strap in, keep an open mind, and join us for another episode of semi-educated speculation, wild theories, and just the right amount of skepticism.**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

Welcome to Aliens? Yes! But Maybe No—the podcast absolutely no one asked for, but here we are anyway. In this very first episode, we (Travis Wright and Josh Snodgrass) stumble our way through UFOs, UAPs, and all things alien lore. Spoiler: we’re not experts. We’re just two guys with a lot of questions, a little curiosity, and zero shame in admitting we have no idea what we’re doing (yet).We’re sharing our baseline thoughts on aliens, why UFOs might secretly be government plot twists, and what the heck a UAP even is. Think of this as your unofficial, semi-educated crash course into the weird, the unknown, and everything in between.So, grab your tinfoil hats and join us as we awkwardly kick off the podcast you didn’t know you needed. It’s going to be a ride—hopefully one that doesn’t end with us being abducted.**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo

Welcome to Aliens? Yes! But Maybe No. Join us, Travis and Josh, as we dive headfirst into the strange, the unexplained, and the “probably not true, but what if?” of the universe. From the basics like the Roswell Incident (you know, the one that started it all) to wild fringe theories like the hollow moon (because, sure, why not?), we’re here to ask the big questions, share a few laughs, and figure out what we actually believe.We’re not experts—we’re just two curious guys who want to know more about UFOs, UAPs, and alien lore. So whether you’re a hardcore believer, a total skeptic, or just here for the conspiracy popcorn, we’ve got something for everyone.**Text Us Some Fan Mail**Support the showWhere to find us:Website: aliens.buzzsprout.comInstagram: aliens_yes_but_maybe_noYoutube: @AliensYesButMaybeNo