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and by podcast, my name is Howard Hughes and this is the return of the unexplained.

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are a show truly interactive with listeners. We give you shoutouts, we mention you, we

take into consideration the points that you make and they help to shape the show. It really

is interactive. A lot of mainstream media pays lip service to being interactive, we genuinely

are. We're not going to do any shoutouts though this time on this edition because we've

got something important to do. I'll get to those in the next edition. Apart from the

man who emailed to say, why do you sometimes say at the top of the show, this is the return

of the unexplained and sometimes you just say this is the unexplained. To tell you the

truth, just to get a bit of a variety into it, I think, you know, just to keep the wheels

turning and just to do something different occasionally and I've got no better reason

than that. It's just something that I do. How strange is that? But then life is a funny

old game anyway. This time we have a world first. It is the first interview that Courtney

Brown has done about his remote viewing project, the latest one. This is about Sidonia on

Mars. And he's got his team of remote viewers to look at that area and tell us the history

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