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 keeping faith with the show and for all of your nice communications, I'm going to be doing some shout outs on this edition.

Welcome to February, and as I record these words, the sun is pouring through my window. Could that be a hint of spring? I am not going to speak too soon.

As anybody in this country would understand, thank you very much to Adam at Creative Hotspot in Liverpool for keeping the website and the show turning over at the unexplained.tv.

Thanks Adam for all of your hard work, and if you want to get in touch with me or make a donation to the show, then you can go to the website the unexplained.tv and follow the link either for a PayPal donation or to send me a communication about the show.

Let's do some shout outs before the guest on this edition. Very special guest, the return of Steve Bassett from the paradigm research group, we're going to be talking in 2017 about among other things, the ongoing battle for disclosure.

If you listening to this show, you're going to be into that I'm sure, I get a lot of email every time Steve Bassett is on here, so looking forward to it.

Your emails and communications I'm going to get to as many as I possibly can, Amanda in Ontario, Canada.

Thank you for your communication, says really great to see these fringe topics discussed with healthy skepticism and journalistic integrity.

One small suggestion, I'm very open-minded to the kind of phenomenon that you talk about. As I assume a lot of your listeners are, says Amanda quite right.

But I wish you would spend more time highlighting interesting stories from the guests rather than spending most of the time seeking evidence for why their story is true.

I see the benefit of asking a few questions to clear up skepticism, but okay Amanda, I understand it's a very hard line that I walk.

Because if I don't ask those questions, then I get emails from other people saying why didn't you push them a bit harder.

But you know, I'm always trying to walk the line and thank you for this communication.

Dot from Ladner BC Canada, thank you for the suggestion from British Columbia.

Colley in Northern Ireland says how I just want to send you a quick message to thank you for a great podcast and the radio show on Sunday nights.

I work the night shift in Tesco's and it helps me through the night. Love David Paul Midas, thank you Colley.

Johnny Mowlard, thank you for your recent email and I'm working my way through the points that you make.

Hi Howard, great show, keep it up. I live in Loveland, Colorado.

Is there a place called Loveland? Is it Loveland? I think it's Loveland, isn't it really not Loveland?

It's a bit of Barry Whitebeck and listen to the podcast on the night shift.

I traveled to London in 2011. Did you saw Stonehenge? Oh, that is an unforgettable experience.

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