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

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

Saying hello to you wherever you happen to be, from Storm Tost London, we've had a couple

of really heavy storms in the last week, hitting this place.

First of all, we had Storm Barney, that was bad enough and now we've got Storm Cloder,

rocking the windows, rattling the furniture as I speak to you.

I went out for lunch today, I've been in the middle of preparing my tax return,

which has to be done at this time every year. And I went out to Nia Hampton Court, couldn't believe

the sky. The sky looked like an old grey blanket with a lot of dimples in it and the wind was

really blowing and it was rippling the stems, the surface of the stems river, quite remarkable

and any signs of those snow showers and freezing temperatures that some newspapers predicted

about a month ago, not at all. The temperatures are like springtime. As I record this now, what is it?

617 PM Monday evening, where I am 17 degrees at the moment inside, outside maybe about 12 degrees.

That's Celsius. What is that 12 degrees? 54 Fahrenheit, 17 degrees, 63 Fahrenheit,

all those years of doing weather forecasts. So, so far, no big freeze, no complaints from me.

At the guest on this edition of the show, somebody who's coming back to it, he's always popular,

his name is Marcus Allen, he's the UK editor of Nexus Magazine. We had the founder from Australia,

of Nexus Magazine on this show earlier this year. And I think it was high time we got Marcus back

on. He's a man who knows an awful lot, as you will hear, about an awful lot. We're going to talk

among other things about DB Cooper and the moon landing conspiracy alleged. But many other things

we'll talk about too. There are two things that are perennial topics and I still every day open

my inbox and there is a strong chance that there will be an email about either one of those.

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