Steve Sprague
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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Extended interviews map how UAP claims move among personal testimony, evidence gathering and congressional disclosure efforts.
The host approaches UFO reports through extended guest conversations, moving between congressional disclosure efforts, alleged encounters, unidentified objects and ideas about hidden technology.
Congressional UAP amendments meet a childhood encounter; your curiosity gets two very different kinds of company.
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A loose disclosure conversation shaped by media coverage and the names around the scene.
The episode gives Dan Harari, founder and president of the Hollywood Disclosure Alliance, enough room to trace his career, his writing, and his view of David Grush, so the conversation feels broader than a narrow interview.
A long UFO conversation about evidence, context, and why strange encounters affect people in different ways.
The episode treats UFO claims as a matter of evidence, context, and interpretation. It opens with Phenom, a research tool for people tracking unexplained phenomena, and explains how it gathers reports, images, video, and descriptions so sightings can be checked against one…
Disclosure politics, public trust, and the messy mechanics of proving what the government knows.
This special edition keeps its attention on the Schumer Amendment and Steve Bassett's long-running disclosure campaign, with the emphasis falling on public trust, legislative language, and who gets to shape the story before it hardens into policy.
A brisk physics-and-UAP interview that makes a solid case for serious attention without pretending the uncertainty is settled.
This episode stays focused on a physics-heavy UFO debate, with the host pushing Kevin Knuth on how UAP research should move forward when the claims are tangled and the reporting channels feel thin.
A firsthand abduction story that keeps its pull through memory, not certainty.
This episode stays with Charlie Hicks as he talks through what he says started around age six and turned into a long run of unusual experiences.
A loose live status update on the disclosure push, with a side trip into climate control and Hollywood.
Steve Bassett uses a live Q and A to frame a disclosure fight that is still going on. He moves between current updates, public questions, and broader speculation about climate control, so the episode feels more like a status check than a polished speech.
A contact story that keeps a UFO conversation moving.
Dan Harary's contact story gives the episode its shape, and the show keeps circling back to the same practical issue: how much weight testimony should carry when the proof is mostly anecdotal.
A grounded UFO interview that keeps circling back to evidence, process, and witness detail.
This episode keeps coming back to detail: imagery, video, location, bearing, range, altitude, speed, and comparing sightings side by side. That gives the conversation a practical edge.
A particle physicist and a cartoonist take listener questions on dark matter and black holes.
Recorded PhD summer-school lectures from LMU Munich's Arnold Sommerfeld Center on quantum computing.
Theoretical physics, patiently brought to the board.
Curious physics, explained in motion.
Host Steve interviews filmmaker Darcy Weir and experiencer/researcher Andy Marcial about Unidentified Submerged Objects (USOs), leaked Department of Homeland Security UAP footage, and the community dynamics of UFO research.
Dan Harari joins as the founder and president of the Hollywood Disclosure Alliance.
Ron uses the interview to make one plain point.
Stephen opens by greeting listeners across 33 countries and introducing Joey Sofa-Clarke with a bit of housekeeping.
The host opens with Kevin Knuth and quickly settles into UAP physics.
Dan Harari joins the show for a loose, chatty conversation about a contact story and the broader disclosure scene.
Steve opens by introducing Charlie Hicks as a first-hand experiencer abductee.
UAP disclosure activist Steve Bassett hosts a live Q&A analyzing the gutting of the Schumer UAP Amendment, explaining its implications for government transparency on extraterrestrial phenomena.
DC reporter Matt Laszlo joins the podcast to discuss a bombshell tip he received: a trusted source claimed Representatives Anna Paulina Luna and Matt Gaetz were shown video of recovered alien bodies in a classified briefing.
Disclosure advocate Steve Bassett breaks down the high-stakes political battle over the Schumer-Rounds UAP Disclosure Amendment, explaining its 25-year declassification rule, eminent domain fight with defense contractors, and predicting a potential presidential announcement of extraterrestrial presence by early 2024.