The Bureau

This week on The Bureau, the ladies welcome Jeremy Ray, IUFOB Board Treasurer, STAR Team investigator, and U.S. Army veteran with hands-on experience as a crash retrieval expert and paratrooper. Jeremy shares insights from his military career, his personal UFO encounter, and his field investigations, while also reflecting on his appearances on shows like The Alaska Triangle. We’ll explore how aerospace advancements blur the line between classified technology and true unidentifieds, including a discussion on the recent use of Hellfire missiles against aerial targets. With his unique background, Jeremy helps us understand what’s at stake as we push for truth in the UAP conversation..

This week on The Bureau, join us for an inside look with Darrell Clulow, Assistant National Response Director for the International UFO Bureau. From the viral Vegas Aliens sighting to the infamous “Storm Area 51” phenomenon, Darrell has been close to some of the most talked-about UAP events of the last decade. With a fascinating background as a technical director for world-class entertainment venues and his current role as stage manager for Kelly Clarkson, Darrell brings a unique perspective that blends credibility, stagecraft, and curiosity. We’ll also explore his personal UFO encounter that sparked his passion, his work with shark rescue through the nonprofit Finn and Friends, and how his role with IUFOB is helping to shape the future of UAP.

This week on The Bureau, join us for a riveting conversation with Dr. Lynne Kitei—renowned physician, award-winning filmmaker, and the key witness behind The Phoenix Lights. After years of leading cutting-edge work in medicine, Dr. Kitei stepped into the spotlight to document one of the most witnessed mass UAP events in modern history. We’ll explore her firsthand account, the scientific analysis that challenged official explanations, and why the Phoenix Lights continue to fuel the global conversation on UAPs and disclosure. 

This week on The Bureau, the ladies welcome their good friend and colleague, Marc D’Antonio. Marc shares how his lifelong passion for astronomy led him into UFO research and media, including his role as a Chief Photo/Video Analyst for The Proof is Out There and host of SkyTour LiveStream. We’ll explore what first sparked his curiosity about UFOs, his perspective on separating fact from fiction, and what he believes is the best evidence for the phenomenon today. Marc also opens up about the challenges of being both a scientist and a public voice in this evolving conversation.

This week on The Bureau, the ladies welcome their friend and colleague, Leeza Franks, retired police sergeant and IUFOB investigator. With nearly 30 years of experience in law enforcement, Leeza brings her expertise in interviewing, trauma-informed response, and deception detection into the UFO field. We’ll explore how her background as a detective translates into UAP investigations, why first responder reports are so critical, and how she supports experiencers with professionalism and compassion. Leeza also shares what first sparked her interest in UFOs and what she believes the future holds for IUFOB’s investigative efforts.

This week on The Bureau, the ladies welcome their friend and colleague, Samantha Sheridan, National Response Director for the International UFO Bureau. Sam shares how her investigative background and spiritual insight led her into the field of UFO research, including her years of casework as Maryland State Director. We’ll explore her vision for IUFOB’s National Response efforts, how she supports experiencers, and why open dialogue and education are more important than ever. Sam also opens up about balancing research with compassion, and what she believes is needed to move the disclosure conversation forward.

This week on The Bureau, the ladies welcome their good friend and colleague, Dr. Gregory Rogers. Greg shares the journey that took him from military service to the forefront of UFO and UAP research, including a personal encounter that changed his perspective forever. We’ll explore what led him to join the IUFOB, the work he hopes to accomplish, and whether he might one day testify before Congress. Greg also opens up about the challenges and moral considerations he faced in deciding to speak publicly.About The Guest: Dr. Gregory Rogers is a retired U.S. Army Flight Surgeon for NASA and former Chief of Aerospace Medicine whose career has spanned both military service and civilian leadership in the Department of Defense. He has supported manned and unmanned space launches at Cape Canaveral, trained in NASA’s Flight Surgeon Certification Program, and authored official DoD medical guidance for space shuttle landing contingencies. In recent years, he has spoken internationally on aerospace safety and Unidentified Aerial/Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), bringing decades of medical and operational expertise to the UFO conversation. Dr. Rogers now lives in McAlester, Oklahoma, with his wife Judy.

In this continuation of last week’s conversation, the women of IUFOB return to share what gives them hope, how they’re building trust in the field, and why this work matters now more than ever. From generational teamwork to shaping the future of UFO research, it’s an honest look at where we’re headed and how we can all play a role in guiding the future of this work.

In this premiere episode, hosts Mindy Tautfest, Teri Lynge Kehl, and Melissa Madrigal share the personal stories that led them into UFO research. They explore childhood wonder, generational influences, personal encounters, and pivotal career moments. The discussion touches on what it meant to grow up curious in a skeptical world, how gender shaped their journey, and what drives them today as leaders of The Bureau.