The Ravens Vail Cauldron-Cosmic Queries: Hello….Is anybody out there!? (Part 1)

Ravens Vail Cauldron Podcast

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Season 1 | Episode 18
Cosmic Queries: Hello….Is anybody out there!? (Part 1)

Release Date: April 17, 2024

Website: Ravens Vail Podcast Network

Description: In this episode, Ed and Jacob discuss extraterrestrial and unidentified aerial phenomena. They also touch on other topics, such as the solar eclipse, the Appalachian HorrorFest event, and Jacob's experience with toxic masculinity. They explore the mysteries surrounding sightings of strange objects in the sky and close encounters with aliens. The hosts discuss the beliefs and skepticism surrounding the existence of extraterrestrial life and the uncharted realm of the universe. The episode concludes with a reflection on the possibility of our origins being intertwined with distant star systems and the ongoing quest for answers to the mysteries of the universe. This episode is dedicated to one of our dedicated listeners, Stasi Stark Thomas. It’s because of listeners like you that we love doing what we do…

Written and Hosted by Ed Bolden-Greer

Co-Host by: Jacob A. Garner

Audio Engineering & Sound Design by Nick DeVan at Nicky D Sound
Produced and edited by Jeryd Bolden-Greer

Podcast theme music: “The Brew” and background music “Nadira’s Theme,” written by Jeryd Bolden-Greer and performed by The Coven Squared.

Ravens Vail is a production of Small Raven Media. © Copyright 2024. All rights reserved All rights reserved.

Episode Notes

Click the link below for more information:

1. PBS News Pentagon study finds no sign of alien life in reported UFO sightings going back decades

2. US Air Force Unidentified Flying Objects and Air Force Project Blue Book

3. PBS News What’s the deal with UFOs? The historical context of recent whistleblower claims

4. NSA.GOV UFO and Other Paranormal Information

5. History Channel The Proof Is Out There: Wild UFO Sightings Across the Globe

6. National Archives Records Related to Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAPs) at the National Archives