Across the UK, across continental North America and around the world on the internet, by webcast and by podcast, I'm still Howard Hughes and this is still the unexplained.

Well here in the Northern Hemisphere, we've had some real winter weather interspersed with little bits of spring.

Really weird, we've had temperatures in the 60s Fahrenheit on some days and sunshine that 16 degrees Celsius.

We've also had some really cold nights and fog to go with it.

I guess you get fog when the temperature goes up and down, I don't know, but I was out walking in the park and it was really spooky to see I've never seen this in my life outside of horror films.

I, the mist, rolled like somebody rolling out a duvet or a carpet towards me. And I just stood there with my camera, my phone, taking pictures of the mist as it rolled towards me.

And then the deer in the park became swayed in mist and looked like ghost. It was rather lovely and rather spooky but also very cold.

So I cycled away from there as quickly as I could, got home and had a hot cup of coffee.

That's my life at the moment, as we're in lockdown, as many of us are. That's a whole other issue.

We don't talk politics on this show, I think by the time you hear that, the United States will have resolved the presidential election.

Yeah, I don't have the gift of foresight particularly not in these issues and we don't talk politics here. So there's nothing I can say about that, but the result will be out, I believe, we'll see.

And I wish all of my friends, and there are many of them in the United States of America, everything good for the future in every possible way.

Had all my friends around the world for that matter, the guest on this edition, a return visit to Anthony Peek, a man who thinks a great deal.

And it's worth hearing the benefit of Anthony Peek's thoughts, very popular guest on this show coming soon.

Thank you to Adam, my webmaster for his hard, continuing work. Thank you to Haley for booking the guests and thank you above all to you for all of your emails and thoughts.

And everything that you do for me simply, you know, by being there, especially now when, you know, a lot of us are kind of on our own and dealing with month upon month of uncertainty caused by this coronavirus situation.

And I'll say it one more time, I hope. And part of me is sure that human ingenuity will find an answer to this sooner rather than later.

All right, let's go. I think 40, 50 miles south of where I'm sitting at the moment. Let's join Anthony Peek, old friend of this show and say, Anthony, thank you very much for coming back on the unexplained.

Absolutely wonderful as always to speak to you, Howard. Now Tony, look, how do you, let's just do a potty biography because I don't think I succeeded with my cut-paced version, which is why we haven't used it. How do you describe yourself?

How do I describe myself? Probably somebody who has been fascinated since childhood about the really big questions of existence. I mean, I know we all do this and we all then the deep darkest periods of the night will wake up and suddenly think, what am I? Why am I here? This kind of thing.

But for me, this is being a lifelong search. Now my approach has always been very specific way. I've now written 12 books. I'm just embarking now upon, no, 11 books. I'm now embarking upon my 12th.

But my approach to extraordinary experiences that people have has always been from science.

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