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.

Well, coming towards the back end of September now, this month has gone really quickly, and we've seesawed between heavy rain and storms and right warm sunshine.

We've just had some really heavy rain here in the UK. I think we're in for some nice weather if you believe the papers here.

And I don't always do that because sometimes they are well wrong, as we say, here in London.

Thank you very much for all of your emails. I'm going to do a mass of shoutouts on this edition. So if you've emailed recently, the chances are I'm about to mention you, and if I haven't been able to fit you in, I do apologize, but do know that I have seen your email.

And thank you very much. Keep the emails coming. You can do that through the website, the unexplained.tv, and that website maintained by Adam Cornwell, a creative hotspot in Liverpool.

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The guest on this edition is a man who's academically researched the UFO phenomenon and written a book.

Among the people he works with, I'm talking here about Bob Davis, the guest on this show, Bob Davis PhD.

His colleagues include people like Dr Edgar Mitchell, the Apollo astronaut. So his credentials are pretty fine. We'll talk with him very soon after we've done the shoutouts, which is happening now from Kurt.

But he says when I started listening to the episode with Ron Felbert about the Mahabhi incident, it all fell apart when you started asking him the more straightforward questions.

I noticed his speech started to stumble a bit, and he became seemingly unsure of himself.

Okay, well, you noticed that a lot of people like the show. I have to say I didn't notice that, but maybe you've listened to it more intensively than I have since I did it Kurt.

And of course, you are welcome to your views. Of course you are. And that's why I always welcome people to get in touch and tell me what they think of the shows.

Mike Dolly in Mansfield, Texas, as I remember, class Donner was planning an expedition to research artifacts in July of this year.

Isn't it time for an update? We've been trying to make one happen. Mike, thank you. Karen Foksen, Barry Ontario. Nice to hear from you. Dr. Peter McCaskin.

Asking for Dr. Jonathan Reed. We're going to try and do that. Nicky in the US. Nice to hear from you again. Nicky.

Mike Robinson at Bloomington in Deanna. Thanks for the email. Chris Sims in California. Listen on his daily commute.

You painted a real picture there, Chris. And I hope that your commute is going well today. Neil Shaw in Brighton, UK, we're hoping to have Graham Hancock kneel.

On this show, he should have been on this edition, but hopefully he's going to be in mid-October now. Colin Adama, Planetarium in Northern Ireland.

And nice to hear from you again. Colin, of course, a former guest on the show. Daniel Bryant, an American in Germany.

Interesting stuff. Daniel about night vision. The Mahavi incident and the military. I took it all on board. And the in Indiana. Thanks for the email. Julie Jansen and your husband. Thanks for yours.

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