A strange assortment to get you through the week…
- Michael Prescott discusses how a skeptic’s debunking of crisis apparitions was completely off the mark.
- Kevin Booth writes about “UFOs, Bill Hicks and the Harmonic Convergence” (he should know, he was there).
- This week’s Binnall of America audio interview is with Cristo Louw, discussing UFOs in South Africa (available as mp3/podcast download, or streaming via Flash).
- In his latest ‘Skeptic’ column for Scientific American, Michael Shermer shows how neuroscience shows that it’s easier to believe than to be a skeptic. Going by Michael Prescott’s blog entry above, more so than Michael Shermer might think…
- Filip Coppens has a podcast interview with John Major Jenkins on the ‘Mayan Cosmogenesis’.
- The Societe Perillos travels to “An Enchanted Valley” near Rennes-le-Chateau, which featured as a locale in the recent bestselling novel by Kate Mosse, Sepulchre.
- Skeptic James Randi will travel to the ends of the Earth to pursue Uri Geller…or at least, to Germany, going by his latest newsletter.
- Anthony North heads to the sunken city of Atlantis at Beyond the Blog.
- Last week’s Dreamland radio show featured Michael Luckman talking about rock stars and UFOs (no mention of somniferous almond eyes as far as I could make out). Look up the top right of the page for the link to the show (‘Listen Now’).
- UFO Casebook #294 is now available.
- The MAPS February Email Update fills you in on all the latest psychedelic research news.
- Whitley Strieber’s latest journal entry features plenty of high strangeness happening in Whitley’s life at the moment, including ‘contact’ with others.
- The Hilly Rose Radio Show features Steven Sora discussing hidden secrets of the history of America (Real Audio or streaming mp3).
- At Cabinet of Wonders, Emps fills you in on the connection between a new Crowley movie and Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson.
- At Reality Sandwich, Charles Eisenstein writes of “Truth and Magic in the Third Dimension“.
- Daniel Brenton offers a eulogy on his blog: “Nessie, the Loch Ness Monster, Dies at 96“.
- Filer’s Files #7 for 2008 has the latest ufological roundup.
Enjoy!