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 unexplained.

Coming to you in the middle of a heat wave, where I'm recording this now, it's 33 degrees.

I've got the window open, so you might hear a little bit of extraneous noise, but boy,

it's a hot one.

And I know there are parts of this world where they've got 40 degrees plus at the moment,

but London right now is baking, but we're going to get it all done.

Hopefully, with the help of a lot of cold water and a certain amount of breeze coming in through

the window.

We're going to do some shout outs on this edition, then Robert Shock is the guest, who's

got a great take on our ancient, ancient, distant past.

Now I discovered this man by surprise.

He was one of the many speakers at Contact in the Desert, and the organizers of Contact

in the Desert put me in touch with him.

And he was able to do about 15 minutes on my radio show about a month or so ago.

And I did say at the time that I wanted to get him on this show, and he very kindly agreed

so we agreed.

Today, and we're going to be talking in just a little while about all of his cool research,

Robert Shock on this edition of the unexplained.

Thank you going to like him.

Before all of that, I've got to say thanks to Adam from Creative Hot Spot for seeing

me through the last 300 shows and now into 301.

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