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my name is Howard Hughes and this is the Return of the Unexplained.

And for the person who emailed recently, actually a few people have emailed over the months about this.

And ask me why I say sometimes the Return of the Unexplained and sometimes this is the Unexplained,

just for a bit of a variety really.

I might have mentioned that before, but just to nail that one before we go any further.

Thank you very much for all of your emails, the guest suggestions that have all come into my website,

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On this edition of the show, we are going to get into a number of the interviews that I've aired on my radio show very recently.

Three of them recorded here and one of them done live on the air there.

Good things that I felt needed to be on the podcast so that you could hear them.

So we're going to put those on here.

They are Arvy Loeb, Professor Arvy Loeb. He is a Harvard professor of space matters.

And he is somebody who is very well connected. In fact, astrophysics is the handle that he has,

but he's part of the highly respected Harvard Smithsonian Center for astrophysics.

Talking about fast radio bursts, but so much more than that.

A wonderful man to have on the show. So Arvy Loeb will be here.

You might have been reading about those wiki leaks that suggested the security services have ways of activating microphones

and cameras in things recently revealed. I'm going to be getting the latest on that as it stood a few days ago from Feevesy Turk-Alp,

the United Kingdom's gadget detective from gadget detective.com who kindly recorded a piece with me about that that you will hear.

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