UFO talk with memory and momentum.
Podcast UFO follows the modern UFO conversation from witness stories to hearing reactions, with Martin Willis guiding loose, energetic interviews and panel-style updates. The tone is curious and conversational, balancing excitement about strange claims with recurring questions about evidence, credibility, and media treatment.
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Podcast UFO is a long-running conversation about UFOs, UAPs, and the people who keep the subject moving. Martin Willis brings a relaxed, lived-in presence to interviews that can wander, circle back, and suddenly land on a serious question. The show does not feel sealed off from the wider UFO community. It talks like part of it. Recent episodes move through guest interviews, event previews, media criticism, hearing reactions, and a UFO Headlines format with UFO Jack. Some segments are practical, like discussion of Contact in the Desert, film premieres, live events, travel costs, and the behind-the-scenes work of putting a major gathering together. Others are more evidentiary, weighing how public figures handle claims, how skeptics respond, and why one mistake can change how a witness or researcher is received. David Grush comes up as a major point of discussion, especially around testimony and the force of public statements about non-human questions. Lou Elizondo is treated as a recurring example of visibility, criticism, and the risk of saying too much too fast. Andy McGrillen brings the perspective of another UFO podcaster, including comparisons between British and American media treatment of the topic. Marc D'Antonio pushes the conversation toward physics, string theory, dimensions, and speculative models. The show can be excited. It can also be cautious. It is comfortable admitting uncertainty while still taking the subject seriously enough to keep asking questions. That combination is the appeal. Podcast UFO is not polished mystery theater, and it is not a courtroom-style debunking exercise. It sounds more like a knowledgeable gathering where guests are allowed to talk at length, the host follows the thread, and the audience is expected to have some curiosity already. Listeners get names, context, community memory, and the ongoing sense that the UFO story is still being argued in real time.
Made for: For listeners who follow UFO and UAP news, testimony, witness accounts, events, and the personalities shaping the conversation. It especially suits people who enjoy informal interviews with room for both curiosity and pushback.
What sets it apart: Podcast UFO stands out through its long-running familiarity with the UFO community and its mix of interviews, headlines, event chatter, and speculative science. It feels close to the ongoing conversation rather than packaged after the fact.
Podcast UFO is an interactive weekly audio & video show/podcast pertaining to Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs), aka: Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon (UAPs). Shows are simulcast Live Streamed on KGRA Radio, YouTube with a chat room, as well as our Facebook Page and recorded live every Tuesday at 7:00PM EST, (GMT-5) with free podcast episodes posted after 9:00PM. Interview topics include various aspects of the UFO experience, such as sightings, close encounters, purported abductions and cover-ups. Guests are noted personalities, scientists, sighting witnesses, UFOlogy investigators, researchers, skeptics, authors and people involved in all facets of the phenomenology. We highly encourage your…
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
It brings contested UFO claims to true crime through close attention to credibility, institutional response, and the money surrounding disclosure.
Podcast UFO turns disputed sightings, disclosure claims, and institutional secrecy into open-ended conversations led by Martin Willis. Discussions move from whistleblower treatment and congressional testimony to media credibility, claimed military encounters, and speculative…
UFO headlines become your invitation to weigh whistleblowers, fifth-dimensional physics, and what actually holds up.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A loose insider conversation that makes a big event feel tangible.
Episode 743 keeps to the live, talky feel around Contact in the Desert, with Ron Janix and the hosts trading stories about the event, its history, and the people who keep coming back.
A warm, grounded conversation about UFO podcasting and the credibility behind public claims.
Podcast UFO's conversation with Andy McGrillin begins with a friendly case of mistaken identity, then opens into the practical world of UFO podcasting and how listeners discover a show.
A UFO news premiere weighs witness claims, event access, and credibility.
Podcast UFO's premiere of UFO Headlines treats UFO news as an ongoing test of evidence, money, and credibility. The host brings in UFO Jack to discuss a report from Americans for Safe Aerospace, then works through a metal-ball claim, the Varginha case, James Fox's long…
A familiar UFO conversation makes string theory and a possible fifth dimension feel approachable without pretending the big questions are settled.
Podcast UFO brings Martin Willis back into an easy exchange with repeat guest Mark D'Antonio, moving from the return of the show's original music into a speculative pass at string theory, extra dimensions, and the limits of familiar physics.
A loose roundtable with whistleblower protection at its center.
The episode keeps its focus on whistleblower treatment and the cost of speaking up. It returns often to Dylan Borland's experience, the pressure of public smearing, and the case for protection if whistleblowers are to come forward at all.
Unresolved cases, questioned carefully.
Ashley Flowers and Britt Prawat revisit unsolved murders and cold cases as new evidence surfaces.
Two friends narrate true crime cases, listener stories, and archived live-tour shows.
Multi-part true crime narration, from BTK's Wichita letters to Australian cold-case disappearances.
ABC Audio's Theranos fraud series that also introduces its other true-crime podcasts.
LA Times reporter Christopher Goffard traces con man John Meehan's fraud, abuse, and its Bravo TV adaptation.
The episode centers on Contact in the Desert, the people around it, and the work it takes to put on a large event.
Host Martin Willis welcomes Andy McGrillen of 'That UFO Podcast' (Scotland/UK) for a wide-ranging conversation on why UFO sightings and disclosure remain heavily US-centric.
Martin Willis launches a new monthly UFO Headlines news segment with co-host 'UFO Jack,' opening with an Americans for Safe Aerospace report on repeated drone incursions over Barksdale Air Force Base, home to the US B-52 bomber fleet.
Host Martin Willis welcomes returning guest Mark D'Antonio, an astronomer and FX Models owner, for a wide-ranging conversation spanning Big Bang cosmology and a theoretical UFO propulsion mechanism.
The Brohio Podcast hosts excitedly witness a Bigfoot sighting while describing their show's focus on paranormal and occult topics.
This episode promotes the Gone Cold podcast, which covers unsolved missing persons cases and homicides, specifically mentioning the Fort Worth Missing Trio and the murder of Denaria Finley.
A weekly podcast interviewing guests about UFO sightings, abductions, and cover-ups.
A podcast exploring UFO sightings, close encounters, abductions, and cover-ups through interviews and discussions.
This episode promotes the podcast Gone Cold, Texas True Crime, which covers unsolved homicides and missing persons cases in Texas.
The episode begins with a Bigfoot sighting and then promotes a true crime podcast focusing on unsolved disappearances in Texas.
This episode introduces a true crime podcast that explores unsolved cases in Texas, including disappearances and murders, while also touching on paranormal and UFO topics.
This episode discusses recent archaeological and geological discoveries that challenge mainstream narratives, but the show's overall theme is UFOs and unexplained phenomena.
A podcast exploring UFO sightings, abductions, and cover-ups, with interviews and discussions on unexplained aerial phenomena.
A true crime podcast exploring unsolved cases, starting with the 1974 disappearances of three women in Texas.
A podcast exploring UFO sightings, abductions, and cover-ups through interviews and discussion.
A podcast exploring UFO sightings, close encounters, and alleged cover-ups, with interviews and discussions on unexplained aerial phenomena.
A podcast about UFOs and UAPs, featuring interviews and discussions on sightings, abductions, and cover-ups.
A weekly podcast exploring UFO and UAP phenomena through interviews and discussions on sightings, abductions, and cover-ups.
Host Martin Willis interviews Anna Brady Estevez about her background in UFO research and related topics.
A weekly podcast exploring UFO sightings, abductions, and cover-ups through interviews and discussion.
This episode discusses UFO/UAP sightings, abductions, and cover-ups, featuring interviews with researchers.
This episode stays focused on the UFO whistleblower debate, especially Dylan Borland’s treatment and the worry that scrutiny and smearing can make it harder for him to find work or keep speaking.
This episode features an ad for a Texas true crime podcast, then transitions into the host's discussion of UFO-related topics.
This episode introduces a true crime podcast that explores unsolved cases in Texas, covering topics like missing persons and homicides, while also hinting at paranormal and UFO themes.
Host Martin Wills introduces a weekly show discussing UFO/UAP sightings, encounters, and abductions, with interviews and live streaming.
This episode of Gone Cold, Texas True Crime explores the unsolved 1974 disappearances of three girls in Texas.
A podcast exploring UFO sightings, abductions, and cover-ups, with interviews and discussions on unexplained aerial phenomena.
This episode reviews a new UAP film while exploring paranormal topics like Bigfoot, true crime, and the occult.
This episode features an interview with Ryan Kralik discussing hard-to-imagine topics related to UFOs and UAPs.
The Brohio podcast hosts discuss a Bigfoot sighting and promote their show covering paranormal and true crime topics, including an unsolved Texas case.