Humanity’s survival in what may be a crowded universe requires rapid thinking and bold action. We need to level up fast. —

What our Twitter sampling says about modern UFOlogy when it comes to the occupants who have worked in the Oval Office may surprise you. —

The New Hampshire bureaucracy in charge of the popular road sign about the Betty and Barney Hill UFO abduction proves remarkably nimble in assessing a mistake, learning the truth, and making a change. — INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING IS NOT AN EASY JOB. It takes time, results are never guaranteed, and its pursuit usually involves upsetting the status quo and offending someone. And even though it can win journalistic awards, actual change rarely results without a brutal pushback and a sustained effort.

How being over-caffeinated in the middle of the night on live radio can focus a mind as few other broadcast experiences can. — THERE’S NO WAY TO MINIMIZE THE RUSH YOU FEEL. When you get a call or an email from the producers at Coast-to-Coast AM asking if you would be up for a guest appearance on an upcoming show, you will feel a jolt of electricity from that invitation. I may have…

In 2021, my Medium articles did some deep dives on UFOs, The Beatles, artificial intelligence, JFK, 9/11, the Emmy Awards, and even Santa Claus. Go figure. — WITH A FEW EXCEPTIONS, these are the most popular articles I wrote in 2021 — all of them getting at least a thousand views, most closer to five thousand, several over fifteen thousand, and the most popular one at 31-thousand and still growing.

Every year since 2017 has been a big one in the struggle to unravel the mystery of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena. It turns out that 2021 was the biggest yet for UFO news. — AS NEW HISTORY BOOKS ARE WRITTEN about how the world grappled with telling itself the truth (as much as it can be known) about UFO/UAP reality, there will be years that stand out more than others. 2017, of course, was the one that started the modern age of confirmation with…

The calendar says Unidentified Aerial Phenomena will be an issue next year in the United States midterm election. Politics and UFOs are about to mix as never before. — 2022 is poised to have the greatest political October Surprise in the history of United States elections. That’s right. Unidentified flying objects dumped smack into the middle of a national midterm election. UFOs as a political issue. Candidates questioned about where they stand on the issue.

How an Australian reporter and an American producer became friends without ever actually meeting in person. And how they decided that a world that doesn’t need another UFO podcast might just need another UFO podcast anyway. — NOTE: Ross Coulthart and Bryce Zabel are the hosts of the new podcast, Need to Know with Coulthart & Zabel, debuting this week on what is the fourth anniversary of the 2017 New York Times front page article about government UAP investigations. For details, check out the website here.