Welcome and thanks so much for joining another edition of UAP's greatest hits.

Stephen Deiner here back with you, as always, on the Unidentified Alien podcast.

And, you know, this one kind of popped into my head, honestly yesterday.

I thought to myself, you know, I really felt like it was a good time to put out another greatest hits edition.

And the reason why I do this, just let me say too,

is because it's not to fill like an empty void or anything, but I feel there are certain episodes

that I've done over the past few years that deserve, you know, a reconsideration, so to speak.

They deserve another shot at being heard. For two reasons. Number one,

there is a lot of you who come to me and say, you just started listening to the show and things

like that. So what I wanted to do was, for that reason, put out some of the older episodes that I feel

deserve to be heard again,

or to be put at the top of the list, so maybe they're heard for the first time by someone

who's just discovering this show. So that's why, one reason why I like to do it. And another reason

is because some of these episodes are really important to me. I mean, if I'm being honest, you know, I spent a lot of time on a lot of these different episodes. And actually, almost all of them, if not all of them, are very important to me. So for that reason, I always just like to kind of highlight a few to say, you know what, these are worth hearing again or let me put it back at the top so you can hear it for the first time.

And that's what I want to do today with this episode, which is my first interview, my very first interview with Ashton Forbes, the one and only Ashton Forbes.

And since this first interview aired back on October 17th, 2023, really within the

first few months of Ashton's investigation as it really just started to pick up into the MH370 case

and what it's become today where he's gotten national and international attention from many people on this subject

and how much his theories and his work has just grown exponentially over the past almost year.

It hasn't even been a full year from this first interview to our most recent interview just,

I think last month, which was our

fourth or fifth time talking, you know, over the past year or so. So that's why I wanted to put

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