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.

Well, a little bit of America has happened today. We had snow for about two days here in

London, nothing as bad as they have in places like Scotland, or Canada, or Alaska, but we

had snow and people were saying, oh, is it going to affect, you know, the amount of food

in the shops, could the transport be disrupted? Well, none of those things happened. But

certainly we had a lot of white stuff around here. And then in the space of about six hours

today, the sun came out and the snow pretty much melted. Is this the beginning of spring?

Well, all bets are off at the moment. I'm hoping so. That's the end of my weather report

for now. Thank you very much. If you've been in touch recently to talk with me about

the show and to suggest guests, you can always get in touch and when you do, tell me who

you are, where you are, and how you use the show. You can get in touch through my website

vunexplained.tv. And thank you very much. If you've been in touch recently hearing from

a lot of people who are new listeners, this is a good sign. Still controversy about

Callister, a lot of you saying, what did you have that person on here for? And some people

are saying, I'm really pleased that you put Callister on. And I guess this is the kind of

thing that makes the world go around, you know, variety is the spice of life. Mark Sargent

talking about flat earth on the last edition, polarize the audience, 50% of people getting

in touch saying, thank you Howard. Mark Sargent speaks for me. I'm talking about individual

e-mailers here when he says that the earth is flat and the whole thing is a simulation.

Other people getting in touch saying, what have you put Mark Sargent on for? He's only

after publicity and various other things. So definitely the audience polarize, but this

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