Dive into UFO History 2024 with Mike Clelland and Aaron Gulyas on Where Did The Road Go? Podcast 🔹 February 2025
Submission Overview
🔸 Episode Details:
Join Seriah as he welcomes esteemed guests Aaron Gulyas and Mike Clelland in this eagerly awaited episode that delves into the year in UFO history. Key discussion points include:
- The viral drone panic
- Luis Elizondo’s new release, “Imminent: Inside the Pentagon’s Hunt for UFOs”
- New policies on anonymous top-secret personnel testimony before Congress
- Insights on audiobooks
- Long-term government tracking of UFO phenomena
- Insights into Project Blue Book
- Hal Puthoff’s contributions
- Roswell and its significance
- The Collins Elite and their role
- Nick Redfern’s perspectives
- Examination of the book “Final Events”
- The relationship between UFO “truth,” personal safety, and profit
- Lack of disclosure advocates
- Contingency videos in case of untimely demise
- The 90’s classic, “The Day After Roswell”
- Insights from Chris Mellon
- Lou’s controversial connections to Guantanamo and Abu Ghraib
- The ineffectiveness of torture
- Reflections on the TV show “24”
- Dick Cheney’s impact
- New UAP whistleblowers emerging
- The mysterious “egg video”
- Trump’s brief comments on UAPs
- Insights into Bob Lazar’s claims
- Stephen Bassett’s call for better disclosure methods
- Contrasting ufology with pro wrestling
- Netflix’s documentary “The Manhattan Alien Abduction”
- Contributions from Budd Hopkins and Carol Rainey
- Real estate implications in sightings
- Stories of Linda Cortile and George Hansen
- Budd Hopkins’ 1996 work, “Witnessed; The True Story of the Brooklyn Bridge UFO Abductions”
- The enigmatic “Yancy” and reports of impersonating figures
- Cardinal O’Connor’s influence in NYC
- A.P. Strange’s investigations
- Debbie Cobble’s dream interpreted by Budd Hopkins
- John Keel’s editorial reluctance
- Insights from “The Exiles” contactee memoir
- Government fascination with UFO abductees
- Cases of unreported UFO-related kidnappings
- The podcast “Bunker Eight”
- Drone hysteria and previous activities in Colorado
- Federal statements on drone sightings in New Jersey
- The challenge of smartphones versus professional cameras
- Examining photo and film authenticity
- Seriah shares his dashcam encounters
- Mark Wyatt’s findings with owls
- Mike’s insights in his new book focused on owls
- Balancing the scientific method with legal standards
- Dean Radin’s work
- Dismissal of psi evidence in academic circles
- “The Psychic Tapes” podcast discussion
- Steven Greer’s “Alien Invasion Day” event
- The “Cosmosis” documentary featuring Kelly Chase and Jay King
- Daniel Elizondo’s contributions [no relation]
- The James Webb telescope’s potential alien discoveries
- Nostalgia surrounding the “Gobbly Gooker” from 90’s WWF
- Blue Avians and more! Expect an engaging and thought-provoking episode!
🔸 Guest Profiles
Mike Clelland
Mike Clelland is a dedicated author and researcher examining the links between owls and UFO phenomena. His book, The Messengers: Owls, Synchronicity, and the UFO Abductee, investigates firsthand accounts of encounters with owls surrounding strange occurrences, particularly UFO abductions. It weaves together witness testimonies, folklore, and reflections on synchronicity in high-strangeness situations
This episode of “Where Did The Road Go?” sounds absolutely fascinating! The lineup of topics is both timely and intriguing, especially with the ongoing cultural and political conversations surrounding UFOs and UAPs. I’m particularly interested in the discussion around Luis Elizondo’s new book and how it may shed light on government transparency related to UFO sightings.
Mike Clelland’s focus on the connections between owls and UFO experiences adds a unique twist that I think many listeners will find captivating—it’s such a fresh perspective that extends beyond typical UFO narratives. Additionally, hearing Aaron Gulyas’s analysis on how UFO narratives reflect societal attitudes will likely provoke some thought-provoking discussions.
It’ll be interesting to see how they address the concepts of personal safety versus the pursuit of “truth” in ufology, especially with so many evolving opinions and stories in the public sphere right now. I’m also curious about the reference to drone hysteria and how it ties into the broader UFO phenomenon; it seems very relevant in our current technological climate.
This episode seems like a deep dive into the multifaceted world of UFOs, with contributions that span various angles—historical, cultural, and personal experience. I can’t wait to listen and hear all the insights this episode will bring!