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.

I have not just any old unexplained, this is edition 300 of my show, and I can't believe

that I'm saying those words. It does seem to me like only yesterday, but is now. 11 years

or so since I sat down first and recorded a podcast and wondered if anybody would hear

it. Sometimes I still wonder. But since then we've built an audience and I've got Adam

Cornwell, my webmaster, helping me out on this. He's done such great work over the years.

And you of course, in the four corners of this earth, if a globe can have corners, you

know what I mean, in every place on the planet, listening to this radio show, we're big

in America, we're big in Europe, we have listeners pretty much everywhere. And I'm

constantly amazed and I'm constantly grateful for that fact. We've had some remarkable

people down the years on here, all of the big names in the UFO field we've had here

pretty much. And science, we've had some big names in science here. We've got one on

this edition and people who are no longer with us. People like, for example, Patrick

Moore, the great British astronomer, Sir Patrick Moore. I was lucky enough to do an interview

with him. You heard it on this show. People like Edgar Mitchell who walked on the moon.

He was on this show. Oh boy, there are so many. The guy behind the Philadelphia experiment

was on this show Albiillic. So many people on this show over the years. Thank you very

much for supporting me for being there for me through all of the good times and all of

the bad times of which there have been a few. Radio, as I've made my living for all

of these years, is not the easiest of games to be in. And sometimes you have to take some

hard knocks and some rough kicks down the track. And some of those things are just not fair

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