Reports of unidentified flying objects.

Unidentified aerial phenomena.

Are they secret weapons being tested by our own or foreign governments?

The American people are becoming most interested and, in many instances, very alarmed by the UFO stories.

So why do you suppose that all of this has been kept

from the world? Exploring our past, our future, and the mysteries of our universe. Where do they come from?

Why can't you explain it? Everybody in uthology is screaming for disclosure. The future is now.

This is Micahanks. From the high mountains of Appalachia in a bunker below ground.

Welcome one at all, and happy new year. It is the Micahanks program.

Glad once again to be behind the microphone and getting into gear as we go in pursuit of the anomalous in our existence, as we do every week.

Listen on demand via podcasting apps everywhere

and courtesy of our friends at the Unex Radio Network. Yes, indeed, this is our first episode

of 2026 in all new year. And of course, that means all new excitement in the pursuit of the

world's mysteries and, of course, the fascinating things about

science. So, New Year's resolutions, right off the bat, right? I'm sure you've got a few.

I have a few myself. Spend less time on social media is maybe at the top of my list. And, of course,

people who follow me on various platforms know I don't

really post all that much, at least not on my personal accounts. I do keep an eye on things that are

happening. But as time has gone on, I almost feel like in some ways, keeping an eye on what's

happening on social media is as problematic or more so than actually engaging. And at least for me, this really

comes down to the way that social media tends to distort things. One of the reasons this happens is,

of course, because people who are naturally the most irate and angry and the most pugnacious and

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