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Hi guys, Ryan Sprague here from somewhere in the skies, and welcome to a very special episode

of the show today. We're going to be going back to episode 50 of the podcast, where I had the

amazing opportunity to interview nuclear physicist turned uphologist Stan T. Friedman.

Now today is actually the anniversary of Stan's passing, so I thought it would be a very

fitting way to go back and to look at the life and career of this man that inspired so many of us

in the UFO field. He dedicated over half a century of his life to investigating UFOs, so truly

something to aspire to, for sure. But not only me, I've invited a bunch of my friends and colleagues

in the world of podcasting and in uphology to also come on here and pay their own tributes

to Stan as well. So we're going to play those tributes for you first, and then we're going to dive

right into the interview I did with Stan on episode 50 of somewhere in the skies. So I hope you

enjoy this and remember keep your feet on the ground, but never stop searching somewhere in the skies.

Hello to all of you somewhere in the skies fans out there. Thank you so much for inviting me to

share my thoughts about the late but great Stan Friedman. Of course, thank you to Ryan Sprague

for inviting me to do this. My connection to Stan actually goes back to the very beginning

of the black vault, and I'm talking about literally before day one. And when I first

got into the field so to speak, but more so just as a curious mind, not someone that aimed to

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