Across the UK, across continental North America, at around the world, on the internet, by webcast, and by podcast, my name is Howard Hughes, and this is the return of the unexplained.

Sorry this show is a little bit late, the final show of May being recorded May 30th of the public holiday in the UK, just in time for the end of the month.

Sorry that I've kept you waiting a little bit for this one, thank you very much for all of the emails, I'm going to do some shout outs on this edition.

Please get in touch if you want to make a guest suggestion, tell me what you think of the show, just touch base with me, shoot the breeze, whatever.

Go to the website, the unexplained.tv, and you can follow the link and send me an email, and if you can possibly, please make a donation for the continuation of this online show.

Like I say, life has been a little busy lately, but getting to grips with it all bit by bit, the guest on this edition is a man called Rob Gutro, who you might have heard on some of the American shows, and I thought I would feature him here.

Partly because of his very interesting biography, he describes himself as an author, a paranormal investigator, and a medium.

He considers himself an average guy, says his biography, who just happens to be able to communicate with those who've passed on.

He calls himself a medium rare, because he's still learning how to meditate for more messages, but he passes messages on when he gets them.

He's also a member of the inspired ghost tracking team. He's been able to sketch out what a ghost or spirits look like, and have connected with many people and animals as well, which is the subject of his latest book, Pets and the Afterlife 2.

But we'll talk about all of his involvements, this guy trained as a meteorologist, so sounds like a really interesting guy.

Rob Gutro, the guest on this edition, thank you very much to Adam at Creative Hotspot for his continuing hard work, getting the show out to you and maintaining the website.

Thank you very much indeed Adam.

Now to my radio friends, who are just as interested in the technology of radio as I am, I'm doing this edition with a little bit of Americana, a classic American microphone that I picked up for a song on eBay.

I've wanted to own one of these for a long time, a sure Unidine 545, as seen in studios like the one where Brian Wilson made pet sounds with the beach boys.

Of course they had big noem and microphones, but they also had the sure microphones, the Unidine 545.

And I've loved this microphone for years. It was the predecessor of the SM58, SM57, and now I've got a 545.

For most of you, it's not going to mean anything. For me, it's a little bit of heaven and it's made in America and it's a beautiful thing.

So it's nice to be doing the show with one of these. Tell me what you think of the sound of it anyway, if you can.

Let's do some shout outs now, much more importantly. Matt gets in touch to talk to me about Dr. Louis Tury, who you might remember from the old radio show and the beginnings of this podcast 10 years ago.

Louis Tury astro psychologist astrologer, Frenchman born where Nostradamus was born in France and a bit of an international man of mystery one way or another.

He made a couple of predictions on the radio show for an earthquake about the 27th of May.

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