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Greetings somewhere in the sky's listeners, and welcome to another omnibus episode.

This time, we have a collection of all of our interviews with filmmaker James Fox.

From discussing his global hit, The Phenomenon, to his more intimate film about a Brazilian UFO crash with moment of contact

to his most recent film that I might be in called The Program.

We navigate through these three films, the impact they've had on the UFO world, and so much more.

Be sure to check out all of James Fox's films, available to stream on most major platforms.

And be sure to rate and review somewhere in the skies on Apple or Spotify.

It helps us out tremendously. So, to all of our new listeners, I hope you enjoy

your introduction to the work of one of the most prolific documentarians when it comes to

UFOs. And for those someone in the sky's OGs out there, I'm sure you'll learn an extra

thing or two re-listening to these.

All right, let's get to our omnibus episode with James Fox. This is somewhere in the Skies. I am your host, Ryan Sprague.

And today, we are going to be talking about the number one documentary in the world

right now. And that is the phenomenon. And we're going to be talking to the creator and director

of the phenomenon. You know him in the UFO world. You know him all around television and everything

in between. And that is James Fox. James, thank you so much for joining me today,

brother. Well, it's about time we got to do this, huh? I know. I feel like I'm the last person on

the planet to interview you. But hey, your season now, we can really let, you know, let loose.

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