Across the UK, across continental North America, and around the world on the internet by webcasts

and by podcast, my name is Howard Hughes and this is the return of the unexplained.

Well, I know I talk about the weather from time to time on this show,

and maybe, maybe too much, some people think, but the weather has changed completely here in London

town. It is now dull. We've had a lot of rain over the last couple of days and sometimes it's

cool and sometimes it's humid. Who knows what it's going to do next. But most of the time, of course,

we're still in lockdown, so it's not possible to get out and enjoy it as much as I might like to.

Thank you very much for all of your emails, by the way. Sharing your experiences of lockdown,

telling me your stories and making guest suggestions. They're always greatfully received.

If you want to send me an email, you can go to the website, the unexplained.tv,

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link. And if you'd like to leave a donation for the show to allow it to continue, you can do that

at the website too. The unexplained.tv. And if you have made a donation recently, thank you very much.

The guest on this edition of The Unexplained, Stuart and Janet Swerdlow, mainly Stuart Swerdlow,

and we're going to be talking about their work, but mainly about his experience of the Montalk project.

We talked about this with Preston Nichols on the radio show A While Back, and I wanted to get Stuart's

Word Law on here to speak a little more about how he feels about it, what he thinks about it all

in 2020. He did a lot of interviews about a decade or so ago about Montalk, and we're going to talk

some more about this. And the thing that really spurred me to do this was that I played again on the

radio show, my 2005 interview with Al Beerlich. Now, the Philadelphia experiment that he was involved

in, he says, was connected with Montalk. And I've never quite totally understood that connection.

So we're going to try and iron that out here. And I think you're going to be interested in what

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