Hey, it's Alan, and I just wanted to let you know that you can now listen to the ongoing

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I really, really want to believe.

There are trillions of galaxies in the observable universe, each containing billions of stars.

There's got to be something out there. We can't be

alone. Wait, hang on. We need some appropriate music. Okay, that'll work. Um, where was I? Oh yeah. Organisms

floating in the acid clouds of Venus, remains of bacteria in the Martian soil,

creatures swimming in the vast oceans below the ice of Europa, something lurking in the methane

lakes of Titan, and that's just the start. Roswell, the wow signal, fast radio bursts,

the possibility of a Dyson sphere around Tabby Star, hints of something on the hydrogen line frequency of 1.422405755177 gigahertz.

And now both NASA and the U.S. government have admitted that they don't know what's going on with these strange objects that have been buzzing the planet.

Our culture has absorbed these mysteries and possibilities. going on with these strange objects that have been buzzing the planet.

Our culture has absorbed these mysteries and possibilities, and her music reflects that.

This is UFOs, UAPs, aliens, and rock.

This is the ongoing history of new music podcast with Alan Cross.

Calling occupants of interplanetary craft.

Calling occupants of interplanetary ultra-emissary.

Even observing your earth. That's babes and planetary, ultra-emistry, that's babes and toyland covering what they may have thought was a carpenter song,

but can actually be traced back to a mysterious Canadian band called Clatou in 1976

that some people believed to be a

secretly reconstituted version of the Beatles. Nope, just some dudes from Toronto. Welcome again. I'm

Alan Cross, and it's time we faced the truth. A lot of rock, and I mean a hell of a lot,

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