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 unexplained.

So the middle of January in London Town, recording this in the middle of a rain storm, and

I'm talking about a mini-mon soon, it's not that particularly cold, but it is grim,

and it's grey, and I just want winter for all the reasons that I know I've talked about

before on this show to go.

Thank you very much for all of your emails, I'll do some shout outs in a fourth-coming

edition of this show, and when you get in touch, please tell me who you are, where you

are, and how you use the show.

I'd love to know those things, and you can get in touch with me by going to the website,

the unexplained.tv, and you can follow the message link from there.

And by the way, if you've left a donation for the show recently, thank you so much for

that.

It means an awful lot.

Thank you very much to Adam, my webmaster, as ever at Creative Arts, Modern Liverpool,

for his continued hard work on this show.

On this edition, something very different, I think you know that I'm very interested

in all things to do with the internet.

You know, I was a bit of an early adopter with it all, and it changed my life.

It changed the way I did news when I was working at Capital Radio in London.

I think we were the first station to make real active use of the internet in so many ways.

I just realised the potential of it from the very beginning, and of course the internet

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