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.

Uping that everything is good with you thanks for the emails, always gratefully received

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there.

On this edition of the show, three guests from a recent television show that I think

need to be preserved here for posterity so they don't get erased and lost forever.

Number one, Micah Hanks, old friend of the show if you go back through the back catalog

of podcasts, you'll see Micah appearing all the way back I think to about 2008.

From the debrief these days is Micah on the new UFOR archive that made international

news in the last two weeks or so, so we'll talk with him about that.

We'll have Dr Simon Clarke who's an expert on bugs essentially viruses bacteria that

kind of think from Reading University.

On the story that did make news in some places not a lot of news in the UK about the 48,000

year old bug revived from the Siberian tundra and whether actually making a point of

reviving such things and whether such things release themselves as the ice melts and the

ground becomes less frosty.

You know whether there are risks involved in any of that, an interesting conversation

with a man who knows Dr Simon Clarke, second guest, third guest, paranormal author, researcher

and broadcaster Barry Fitzgerald in Sligo Island, the mother-old friend of this show returns

to the unexplained.

So we have an awful lot to get through, these items were originally on the TV show.

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