The Malt Shop & We Are Not Alone Podcast
WHFR Forum Podcast for October 2, 2012: We Are Not Alone
WHFR Forum Podcast for September 4, 2012: We Are Not Alone
WHFR Forum Podcast for August 7, 2012: We Are Not Alone
WHFR Forum Podcast for July 3, 2012: We Are Not Alone
WHFR Forum Podcast for June 5, 2012: We Are Not Alone
WHFR Forum Podcast for April 3, 2012: We Are Not Alone
WHFR Forum Podcast for March 6, 2012: We Are Not Alone
Roger Marsh joins host David Twichell today. Roger is a UFO writer, author and playwright. As an independent filmmaker, he has written and directed two full length films and three documentaries. He is director of communications for both the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) and Pennsylvania MUFON. He writes articles for the National UFO Examiner and is the editor of the MUFON UFO Journal.
WHFR Forum Podcast for February 7, 2012: We Are Not Alone w/Mack Maloney
Mack Maloney is the author of 40 books and counting, including two bestsellers. Most of his books have been historical fiction dealing with the US military and wartime scenarios, such as the "Wingman" series and now "The Pirate Hunters," but his latest book is non-fiction, entitled “UFOs in Wartime: What They Didn’t Want You to Know”. Join host David Twichell and listen for war stories you probably have never heard before.
WHFR Forum Podcast for January 3, 2012: We Are Not Alone
WHFR Forum Podcast for December 6, 2011: We Are Not Alone wsg Paul Von Ward
Host David Twichell interviews Paul Von Ward, an independent scholar, author and ordained Baptist minister. His book, “We Have Never Been Alone: A History of Extraterrestrial Intervention," explores the ancient astronaut theory, world religions, and cultural myths to demonstrate their connection with today’s UFO phenomenon. Mr. Ward has graduate degrees in government and psychology from Harvard and Florida State University, and for three decades has served as a U.S. naval officer, U.S. diplomat, and international educator. Currently, he is a MUFON [Mutual UFO Network] consultant in psychology.
