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This is somewhere in the skies with Ryan Spud.

Hey guys, it is Ryan Spud from somewhere in the skies, and I am very excited about today's

interview. I have been waiting a long time as most of you have for this film to come out.

It is probably one of my most favorite cases that I turn people to when it comes to the

closing counter phenomenon within the subset of UFOs, and I'm just so honored to have the

filmmaker Randall Nickerson here today to talk with us about his new film, Ariel Phenomenon.

As you guys know, I am all about the human side of these possibly non-human experiences. How

it affects people, how it impacts their lives, and this film embodies that more than I possibly

could ever convey. So I'm really excited to talk to Randall today, but before we do that,

let's bring our co-host in for tonight. She is my co-pilot here on somewhere in the skies.

You know her, you love her. Chrissy, how you doing?

Hey, good, how are you?

I'm good. Now you just had Randall on the deep reef recently, on rebelliously curious.

So I'm excited to have you here too to maybe cover what you weren't able to cover over there.

Yeah, me too. I love this story just as much as you do. I think it's my favorite UFO story,

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