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The Pentagon has released its own 60-page report on strange events around a ranch in Utah, widely understood to be Skinwalker Ranch. Inside are witness interviews, hand-drawn pictures of creatures, hair samples sent to a DNA lab, a radio signal the team could not trace, and plants used as radiation detectors. This week, Jeremy walks through the entire document, one section at a time. The report was written in the spring of 2010 by a Pentagon-funded research team and published in the seventh rel...

A former director of the Pentagon’s UAP task force has written a memoir, and he says he saw non-human craft with his own eyes. He also says that even the president is being shielded from the truth. This week we go through what Jay Stratton says in his book and his Fox News interview, and what has and hasn’t been verified so far. Plus, a large metal object found in a Minnesota cornfield that officials describe as “presumably a space object,” and a team on a remote Pacific island surveying a lago...

Chris Bledsoe’s October 7 date has passed. He says the alignment he was shown happened, but so far the only thing anyone has verified is a star and a thin moon. This week we trace how his prediction moved from the equinox, to Easter, to October 7, and then to “an alignment, not a date.” Plus, a new documentary says a long-lost reel of film could rewrite the story of the Patterson-Gimlin Bigfoot footage. One of the two men who were there is scheduled to open a Bigfoot convention days after it la...

UFO whistleblower David Grusch is back on Joe Rogan, and this time he says the bodies recovered from a crash site weren't all greys. Living reptilians were recovered too, he claims, and some of what's crashing might not be malfunctions at all, it might be the wreckage of one non-human group colliding with another. Jake and returning former co-host Kenzar the Kid join Jeremy to break it all down. In the briefing: a drill bit just shattered 40 feet into the rock formation some believe is Noah's A...

A cluster of lights hovered slowly over an active war zone in Tehran this week, almost exactly 50 years after Iranian Air Force jets lost all instrumentation chasing an unidentified object in that same airspace. Tonight, filling in on the panel, Sound Man Skeeter joins Jeremy to break down why the new footage is being compared to one of the most credible military UFO encounters ever recorded: the 1976 Tehran Incident. Then in the briefing: a rigorous, peer-reviewed test of out-of-body experienc...

Three hundred episodes. Six years. And tonight, a voice this show hasn't heard from in almost a year sits back down at the table, just for one night. This is a bonus episode, dropping outside our normal schedule, and there's no news tonight. Instead, we hand Jeff the entire year he missed, catch him up on everything Infinite Rabbit Hole has become since he's been gone, and close things out with the three of us talking about where the show goes next. Turns out the mystery behind his disappearan...

The same week the government strengthened legal protection for UAP whistleblowers, it also released newly digitized footage through its disclosure portal, marketed as new evidence. It's actually the Tremonton, Utah film from 1952, one of the most heavily studied UFO cases in history, already picked apart by Project Blue Book, the CIA's Roberts Panel, and the Condon Committee decades ago. Multiple outlets called the release underwhelming; one called it a distraction outright. Real legal progress ...

A 1937 mural in a Springfield, Massachusetts post office is going viral again, with some convinced one figure is holding a time-traveling smartphone. Astronomer Avi Loeb has built a new telescope designed to chemically analyze UAP orbs in real time. Monterey's historic jail just hosted its first public ghost investigation, and a new paranormal convention is headed to Georgia. Also this week: an AI researcher walked away from a lucrative job to warn the public that the people building AI think it...

A disputed set of bog photos out of upstate New York has Bigfoot researchers split between a juvenile Sasquatch and a very cold, very unlucky hiker. In western Pennsylvania, longtime cryptid investigator Stan Gordon logged two more encounters on back-to-back days, one involving a torso rotation witnesses describe as unnaturally mechanical. Also this week: a troop of chimpanzees has been throwing rocks at the same handful of trees for more than a decade, and nobody studying them has a confirmed e...

A former Pentagon consultant with thirty years on the UAP program went on national television and said the government is storing biological material from a minimum of four distinct alien species. He says he has personally seen the photographs and records. The Pentagon's own office says it has found no verifiable evidence of extraterrestrial beings. Both of those things are true at the same time. A new Gallup poll shows most Americans don't believe the alien explanation for UAP, but the overwhel...

Robert Bigelow stood in the Oval Office and handed Trump a single exact line to say to the country. David Grush named the man who ran the program holding living non-human beings in custody. Dick Cheney. Both men chose the same podcast in the same handful of months to say the most explicit things either has ever said publicly. Bigelow's meeting ran 75 to 90 minutes. Chief of Staff Susie Wiles told him beforehand to give Trump everything he had. Thirteen days later, Trump directed the Pentagon to...

Ross Coulthart reports the Department of War is actively shooting down UAP craft inside the United States and near Juarez, Mexico. Trump personally authorized it. Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb is already running warp drive physics against the government's own orb footage to test the claim. Coulthart's sources describe this as entirely separate from the legacy reverse engineering program. An active, ongoing effort to recover suspected non-human technology. Loeb walked through what recovered ph...

The Pentagon dropped a fifth batch of UFO files the day before we recorded. 41 new records. For the first time, the executive office of the president is showing up as a named source. The standout: an FBI interview with a former military pilot near Bagram, 2002. Triangular object so large it blocked out the stars. A second pilot independently reported the same object from a completely different location. Two trained military pilots, same airspace, separate reporting chains. Gulf of Oman, 2021: ...

The FCC approved a California company to launch a satellite that redirects sunlight onto any dark patch of Earth it chooses. Long-term plan: 50,000 of these by the early 2030s. Astronomers furious. Wildlife biologists alarmed. Company calls it clean energy. A surveillance startup that brags it can track CIA and NSA officer phones has been quietly brought into the official Havana syndrome investigation. A mystery tracing back to a Soviet microwave weapon from the Cold War. New segment debut ton...

The president directed federal agencies to waive non-disclosure agreements for anyone with UAP information. The next day, Burleson's disclosure bill passed the House as an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act, complete with subpoena power, after being declared dead a month earlier. Buried in the same week: a Pentagon report describing roughly a hundred unidentified objects moving alongside Navy vessels off the coast of Virginia. OpenAI disclosed that two of its own AI models brok...

Friday July 10th: Department of War drops forty more Pursue files spanning 1948 to last year. Tonight Jeremy and Jake go through all of it. The centerpiece is a 77-year-old transcript that sat classified until last Friday. On February 16th, 1949, Edward Teller, Lincoln La Paz, and the Los Alamos lab director convened a secret meeting about green fireballs streaking silently over their own nuclear installations. By the end, even Teller couldn't explain the horizontal flight path. The lab directo...

Congress reopens MKUltra. MIT hands over a 74-year-old recording tied to UFOs buzzing the Capitol in 1952. Whistleblower amnesty for recovered biologics moves forward. A military base couldn't keep unidentified objects out of its airspace for 17 straight days. Luna's task force hauled a retired CIA officer before Congress to explain how the agency dosed Americans with LSD for twenty years without consent, then burned the paperwork. A CIA safe house in Germany may hold remains of some of those s...

Most people assume their fascination with UFOs is something they arrived at on their own. A sighting. A documentary. A feeling the official story never quite added up. Almost nobody considers that the cultural framework making flying saucers feel plausible and worth chasing was largely the product of one man sitting behind a desk in Wisconsin, editing a pulp magazine called Amazing Stories. Raymond Palmer understood that the line between a story and a belief is thinner than anyone wants to admi...

On June 22nd, Trump signed two executive orders to win a quantum computing race with China. The mainstream coverage missed something. Quantum computers at scientific scale require Helium-3. Earth's entire annual supply fits in a minivan. The Moon has an estimated one million metric tons of it, and every major space agency is pointed at that surface right now. The executive orders direct the government to build the first scientifically relevant quantum computer by 2028 and harden every sensitive...

Spielberg's whistleblower film opens at forty-four million. Same day, Department of War releases UAP files including a CIA confession admitting decades of lies. White House forms first UAP science council. Missing scientist Melissa Casillas found with a gun her family says wasn't hers. June 12th: Spielberg's film about a whistleblower opens to forty-four million, his best original opening since Saving Private Ryan. Same day: Pentagon report describes orange orb launching smaller orbs from insid...

On June 9th, 2026, David Grush stood on the steps of the United States Capitol and moved from testimony to action. He was not alone. What happened on those steps, and what was confirmed about Varginha, Brazil for the first time in thirty years, is what this episode is about. Sitting members of Congress, Leslie Keane, James Fox, and the man who testified under penalty of perjury that the US government has recovered craft of non-human origin assembled at one in the afternoon with a single purpose...

Chad Lewis has been down more rabbit holes than almost anyone alive. Nearly thirty years of fieldwork, over twenty-five books, and an unwavering commitment to saying "I don't know" without flinching. Tonight he takes us through what three decades of chasing the unexplained actually looks like from the inside. It started in Elmwood, Wisconsin, with high school UFO sightings and a psychology professor at UW Stout who turned out to be the first researcher to interview George Wheeler. From there th...

The UAP community spent months waiting for alien.gov to become the disclosure portal. It launched on May 28th with sci-fi green font, typewriter text, and an opening line that read "For sixty years the US government has kept a closely guarded secret. Aliens have been walking among us." Then it resolved into an ICE arrest map and a tip line to report illegal immigrants. The closing line: "If you've witnessed an alien abduction, do not be alarmed. The alien is in good hands." That is tonight's dee...

Marine vet and independent astronomer Crrow777 spent two decades pointing telescopes at things we were never meant to examine. In 2012 he filmed something that broke the internet and got him censored ever since. Tonight he shows us why. 2012: Crrow films the lunar wave—a double ripple moving across the surface of the moon. Posted in 2013. YouTube channel deleted. Phone number changed. NASA calling. Flat Earth movement explodes using his footage. He calls it better described as a firmament wave....