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.

Thank you very much for your communications. I'm going to be doing some shoutouts in just a moment.

And if you've made a donation to the show, many, many thanks. As I said last time, the number of donations seems to be dropping off a little.

If you are able to make a donation to the unexplained and the work we do here, that would be fantastic. All you have to do is go to the website,

vunexplained.tv, and follow a PayPal link there. And the same thing, another link provides you a way to make comments about the show and guest suggestions.

You can send me an email through the website. So it's a one-stop shop, and it was all designed and maintained by Adam Cornwell, from Creative Hot Spot in Liverpool, who is my webmaster, and the vital part of what we do here.

It's been a busy period this. Very busy period. So I'm just catching up with emails and all sorts of stuff.

I've got to thank Roger Sanders in California for his hard work, helping me to set up the guest on this edition. Thanks, Roger.

The man we're going to be talking to is the Reverend Michael J. Carter. And he does something that is pretty rare in this world or any other world.

He connects religion with uphology. Now you don't see many people doing that. Certainly not doing that and talking about it, which this man does.

I'm going to go through his details, his credentials very soon. Just to tell you one important thing that you probably know anyway if you're listening to this.

I've been a big fan for nearly 20 years of art, bail, and his work. And I followed his ups and downs in his career, followed him getting his big award and being recognized in the world.

Recognized in the hold of fame, listened to him through some of the great broadcasts that he did. The one with the man flying over area 51 and supposedly talking live to art.

I've laughed along with JC. I've listened to Richard C. Hogueland and he became a friend as well. And various other guests who art introduced me to have also become my radio friends now.

So you know, art, bail is somebody who I believe is the gold standard in what we do now. As you may be aware, you probably are if you're hearing this. He is coming back to broadcasting very soon.

So look out for him. Just do a search and the details you need will become apparent. But as you hear this, his return to the airwaves and to the online community is imminent.

And all of us who do what I do are very grateful and very happy about that shout outs now. Before we get to the guest, the Reverend Michael J Carter dot in Vancouver, a light, calm and bolder and sent me a very kind email.

And I will take you up on that offer of guidance around Vancouver. If I ever go there, I'd love to see Vancouver. Cameron also in Vancouver. Thank you for the clipping that you sent me from the local paper from 42 years ago.

That was very good of you. Nick in the US. Hello, Christopher Sims. Thanks for your email, Charza and shop share. Thank you for your email.

Meladin thought that garnet shul house was having a mid life crisis. Quite a few emailers said this and it was a point that I put to him and was something that he denied.

We'll try and have him back on one of these days because I think there are one or two points that you would like me to put to him.

Keith in high work. I'm good to hear from you again, my friend. I'm sorry to hear that you're having some health problems. Please take care. Brad in Kansas. Thank you for the email. Jason Peterson. Good to hear from you. Michael in Florida. Michael, I promise you that I will read the document that you sent me.

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