Your You're in the Paracast, the gold standard of paranormal radio.

And now, here's Gene Steinberg.

Hi, neighbors. First, I'm going to remind you that the Paracast is brought to you this week by Audible.com,

the Internet's leading provider of audiobooks with more than 85,000 downloadable titles across all types of literature,

including fiction, nonfiction, and periodicals.

For free audiobook of your choice, go to audiblepodcast.com slash paracast.

On the paracast, we're going to explore a subject this week, Chris and I,

that we haven't covered too extensively on previous episodes.

We get to that in the moment.

But, of course, we're in the

sporting season now. Do you have the NFL games, the World Series, and everything else?

And there's a story that came out from the Huffington Post, believe it or not, which, by the way,

is part of AOL now. AOL bought the Huffington Post. Don't get me started about AOL because I have a history with him.

Let me just read two paragraphs.

For many football fans who watch the New Orleans Saints

Rout the Indianapolis Colts on October 23rd,

the most unusual thing about the game was a lopsided final score of 62 to 7.

And in retrospect, that's got to be embarrassing to the losing team. But I'm not a big sports buff, especially football. But for

UFO aficionados and paranormal experts who tuned in, they may have seen something in the

sky that was even more out of the ordinary than the tossing of more touchdowns versus incompletions.

As NBC's cameras return from a commercial break and focus on the historic triple steep Lewis Cathedral and

the city nicknamed the Big Easy, a couple of lit objects seem to streak across the darkening sky

...