This is somewhere in the skies, with rain spread.

Henry from last podcast on the left. I have been waiting forever, man. We've been, our

ships have been passing for years now, and it's finally happening. It's finally happening.

It really means something to me, because I, people ask me all the time, like, what do I

listen to? Like in terms of what do I get information from? And I listen to you, somewhere

in the skies is probably one of my, it's like one of my favorite peer UFO podcasts. And

so I'm just happy to be here. Wow. Thanks, man. Well, you do such good work. And you know

what I, and I will say, because I listen to the witness, when you do the, the, the witness

accounts, like that is sum up my favorite. Like, I don't know what it says about me, but

I listen to it sometimes to go to sleep in hotel rooms, like I'll listen to it and talk.

And then like I have crazy ass dreams, like as I go, like, because I find this, so I find

every one of those, like, I mean, they're very, very compelling, but like, you have the

nice soothing music. And then every one, so I'll be like, you're in our song, but trying

your little object, come over the horizon. And like, it's my version of ASMR.

And so I get, I actually, I get that all the time that I put people to sleep, so I don't

know whether to take that as a compliment or not. I get it all the time too. It's, you know,

what it is. Sometimes it's, I'm alone in a hotel room. I'm looking for company and it's

nice to have a voice. And like, my issue is that the reason why then I have to stop it

is that then I get drawn into a story. And then all of a sudden, now I can't sleep because

I'm like, I'm under the covers, just like listening to, because I find witness accounts

to be deeply compelling, especially like anybody that has like, you know, we were just

talking about it on this week's side stories, but like really the dividing line between

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