Best of: UFO Mysteries Through History In Memory of Dom, Our First Listener

Join hosts Sky, Red, and Blue in this special remembrance episode dedicated to Dom, who inspired the very first episode of the show. This heartfelt journey through UFO mysteries serves as both a tribute to their first listener and an exploration of the unexplained aerial phenomena that have puzzled humanity for decades.

The trio examines several pivotal moments in UFO history:

• Nazi Germany's Black Forest Incident: Alleged pre-Roswell crashes and the mysterious "Bell" technology that may have advanced German aviation capabilities
• The Battle of LA (1942): A dramatic wartime incident where Los Angeles went dark and fired over 1,400 rounds at unidentified objects in the sky
• The Roswell Incident (1947): Beyond the famous crash, including the military officer who maintained on his deathbed that what he found wasn't a weather balloon
• The Kecksburg, Pennsylvania Event (1965): A bell-shaped object that allegedly crashed, leaving behind broken trees and government cover-up claims
• Modern Navy Encounters: Recent Pentagon disclosures about "Tic Tac" shaped objects and the evolution from "UFO" to "UAP" terminology

The hosts also explore connections between ancient civilizations, dragon mythology across cultures, and testimonies from figures like Bob Lazar, who claims to have worked on reverse-engineering alien technology at Area 51.

This episode captures the essence of what made Dom love the show - that perfect mix of skepticism and wonder that keeps us asking "what if?"

Note: This episode features older audio quality from the show's early days, before the new microphone setup.

We have a new episode in the works coming soon!

This one's for you, Dom. Thank you for believing in us from the beginning.