Battle of Los Angeles

New Military Whistleblowers, Four Soldiers Break Their Silence on Reddit, and Has David Grusch Gone Wild?

Somewhere in the SkiesOct 14, 2026

Host Ryan Sprague and co-host Suzanne Landers look at three new military UAP whistleblowers featured in Steven Greer's latest documentary, then read four dramatic military UFO encounters posted on Reddit. The stories range from a black seamless object in the Vietnam jungle to artillery shells fired at a cigar-shaped craft in Iraq and a dead alien recovered at McGuire Air Force Base in 1978. The episode closes with David Grusch's startling Joe Rogan claims about seven-foot reptilian beings, warfare between non-human species, and a foiled assassination plot against him.

Australia’s Strangest UFO Cases with Violeta M. Bagia

Somewhere in the SkiesAug 31, 2026

Australian author and Somewhere in the Skies Substack writer Violeta Bagia joins host Ryan Sprague to revisit lesser-known Australian UFO cases she dug up from Royal Australian Air Force files held by the National Archives of Australia. The conversation covers the 1954 Dandenong saucer sighting, the 1988 Knowles family encounter on the Nullarbor, and the disputed 1993 Eric Thomason beach photos. They also discuss why abduction reports have faded from public view and whether today's government-focused UFO discourse has lost the sense of wonder found in older witness accounts.

Battle of Los Angeles

Astonishing LegendsMar 9, 2025

On February 25, 1942, Los Angeles experienced mass panic during a supposed air raid, leading to chaotic anti-aircraft fire against unidentified flying objects. Eyewitness accounts described strange craft, some with unusual shapes, amidst confusion from military leaders. Declassified documents later suggested the military may have misled the public regarding the events of that night, hinting at potential extraterrestrial involvement.