Across the UK, across continental North America, and around the world on the internet by webcast

and by podcast, my name is Howard Hughes and this is the Return of the Unexplained.

And on this edition, in February 2013, the return of one of our favourite guests here

at The Unexplained, a man who's been a friend of mine for nearly 15 years, who supported

this show from the very beginning, both on radio and online, and has been on radio with

me in London in many different places, talking about many different things.

I'm talking about Richard C. Hoagland, American space expert, the man who was Walter

Cronkite's science advisor.

The man who's been responsible for a lot of controversial and groundbreaking research

over the years.

We're going to update ourselves on his recent work in just a second.

Thank you to Adam Cornwell, at Creative Hotspot in Liverpool, as ever, for getting the

show out to you.

And thank you to you for being part of the show, many, many thanks for all the recent

emails.

I will get round to talking about some of those in a future edition, but just to say thank

you to Jim in Washington State.

For your great email, Jim is a fan of Art Bell, as I am, and he sent me a really nice email.

Thank you for that, Jim.

And thank you to you.

If you've recently emailed your guest suggestions, I'm working on right now.

I want to keep all of this short because we have to get to Richard C. Hoagland.

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