Thunderbirds In Our Sky It Ain't No Plane or Superman! -- I

Exploring the Bizarre hosts Tim Beckley and Tim Swartz, welcome Small Town Monsters producer SETH BREEDLOVE to discuss the many strange things that fly in our atmosphere, especially the Thunderbird with a tremendous wing span and the capability to lift pray up, up, and away. Seth's new movie "Terror in the Skies" has just been released and like his films on Mothman, the Flatwoods Monster, and the beast of Boggy Creek this promises to be another hit. Several witnesses are interviewed and the topic is handled in a responsible manner. Run to Amazon Prime to view it now. Free newsletter - www.ConspiracyJournal.com

As The Paranormal World Turns: Phantoms, Monsters, UFO Disclosure

Tim Beckley and Tim Swartz -- hosts of Exploring the Bizarre (KCORradio.com)-- talk shop with cryptid researcher, LON STRICKLER, Radio Misterioso's GREG BISHOP, and the always light on his paranormal feet ALLEN GREENFIELD. Its an offbeat but upbeat review of 2017's worlds within world, as the existence of parallel universes become more acceptable, sightings of Mothman over Chicago draw media attention, and the NY Times UFO cover story brings us closer to exposing the Cosmic Watergate (or does it?). Greenfield reveals he had over a synchronicities after reading "THE MATRIX CONTROL SYSTEM OF PHILIP K DICK." Oh, and join us as we attempt to identify a dozen unexplainable Fortean sounds. Yes! We've come a long way in the last 12 months. Don't you agree? Give your opinion and get a Free Newsletter at mrufo8@hotmail.com

GRAY BARKER - THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH ABOUT FLYING SAUCERS

Exploring the Bizarre hosts Tim Beckley and Tim Swartz honor the later UFO investigator Gray Barker. Allen Greenfield, Steve Ward and David Houchin, head of the Gray Barker Collection located in the Clarksburg-Harrison Public Library give their views on Barkers involvement with the Men In Black, the Flatwoods Monster, Mothman and the collapse of the Silver Bridge, as well as touch upon his sexuality which was considered "radical" in its day and time.