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 unexplained.

Thank you very much for the torrent of emails that I've had over the last week.

Literally, scores and scores and scores and scores of emails every day.

A lot of new listeners and a lot of you discovering this show telling your friends about it, which is great.

That is how we grow, and I think part of this is down to the fact that we're simply being linked to by a number of sites.

More and more of you discovering the show, and of course, we're now on the rotation of shows on Art Bell's Dark Matter Network, which is a great thrill to me.

So, however you're hearing this show, nice to have you there, but however you're hearing it, please go to the website and register a hit on it.

Maybe send me a message or a donation for the show, which would be vital.

The one way to do that, the one stop shop is to go to the website, which is www.theunexplained.tv

www.theunexplained.tv. That's my website. It's been there for years, and it's been maintained, designed, created by Adam Cornwell, from creative hotspot in Liverpool, who also gets the show out to you.

So, literally as I've said so many times before, and this theme is very relevant to the person we're about to speak to on this show.

We're a very small outfit here. We are not part of the mainstream media. It's just Adam who gets the show out to you and looks after the website.

I set up and do the shows with a little help from my friends, and you, three people, a triangle, that's what we are.

No producers, no intermediaries, backers, sponsors, people who will say, oh no, no, no, we don't have that.

This is the new media, and this is part of what the guest I'll be talking to this time is all about.

We'll talk about him and that in just a second from now. You had a lot of thoughts about Simon Parks, the British politician who says that for many, many decades, most of his life, he is a serial abductee and contactee.

Now, I thought that this show was either going to go very, very well and you'd love it, or I'd get battered over the head with it because you'd think it was so far out.

But you were very broad-minded about it, and you gave the man a hearing and a lot of you, and I do mean a lot of you, really, really liked what he had to say.

I found him intriguing. I don't know whether it's all true, but I think it's a fascinating and intriguing narrative that the man gave us.

And if even 25% of it is happening, it's pretty damned remarkable. And if all of it is happening, then where does that leave all of us?

So thank you for your feedback to Simon Parks. If you want to send feedback about any show, or make a donation to the show like I say www.theunexplain.tv.

As I record this, and this show me reach you a little bit earlier than you might have expected for a good reason, because we might get into talking about this with the guests who we've got on this time.

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