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

And now, here's Gene Steinberg.

So, Chris, last week with Andrew Colvin, I think some listeners didn't get the message there.

I'll give you an example.

I got one letter from a listener who said, well, you know, they can't go along with him

because he doesn't seem to believe in UFOs.

Now, maybe I'm getting too old for this kind of work.

But as I recall it, Andrew Colvin talked about, yes, military disinformation in contacts, UFO sightings, also abductions.

But he didn't dismiss the possibility of some kind of paranormal phenomenon.

Did I get it wrong?

No.

As a matter of fact, we didn't really address the subject to UFOs, which is actually a good thing, I think.

I think the UFO topic gets way more coverage on the paracast than obviously all the other amazing paranormal mysteries that we

deal with on the show. And I think we did kind of stay away from that whole subject, but I never

got the impression that he didn't think UFOs were a real mystery. He was not, in my view,

you know, broadly paintbrush stroking away the

phenomenon and trying to argue that all these sightings are, you know, military craft or,

you know, as yet, undefined natural phenomena or whatever. I did not get that impression at all.

So I'm not sure, you know sure what our listener was referring to.

I think part of it is the inability of some people to look at a gray area and realize it's not all black and white.

You know, obviously not all UFO sightings are real represents something unknown, only a small percentage to, actually.

Not all cases of abductions may represent the possibility of ET abducting people.

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