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I will be a guest on Coast to Coast AM with George Noory this Monday on Sep. 28. Here's a preview.

(It's a four-hour spot, so you better believe I'll be drinking coffee.)

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Radio Misterioso online

FYI: Last night's episode of Radio Misterioso has been posted right here.

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Radio Misterioso tomorrow night!

I'll be talking with friend and Fortean polymath Greg Bishop tomorrow night on Radio Misterioso.

Questions for the show? I believe Greg takes call-ins, but if you're on Twitter just post 'em with the tag #radmist.

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I bet you didn't know there was such a thing as a paranormal "Rat Pack."

Well, there is.

"Supernatural Investigator" trailer on YouTube

Someone's posted the trailer for "Supernatural Investigator" on YouTube. As I have yet to see the actual show, I can only hope additional footage is forthcoming.



Note: The woman at the end of the clip is astrobiologist Margaret Turnbull. The "research" she refers to is the search for exoplanetary biospheres.

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A final alert: "my" episode of "Supernatural Investigator" will air tomorrow at 10:30 p.m. ET / 7:30 p.m. PT on Vision TV (Canada). Watch as I hang out with astrobiologist Maggie Turnbull, chat with psychologist Leo Sprinkle and pontificate atop desert hills.

Paracast appearance

You can hear me on the latest edition of The Paracast with Mars Society founder and author Robert Zubrin.

More praise for "Darklore Vol. II"

Peter Rogerson's review of the 2008 Fortean anthology can be found here.

Supernatural Investigator

Me staring wistfully at an observatory.


Canada's Vision TV has posted a video teaser for "Supernatural Investigator." Take a look!

EERIE Radio appearance

My latest discussion with the hosts of EERIE Radio has been posted. Download or listen to the show here.

Sci-fi author Robert J. Sawyer hosts VisionTV's Supernatural Investigator

These investigators - among them futurist Mac Tonnies, archaeologist Joel Palka, science writer and adventurer Jeff Warren, magician Jeremy Bennett, and musician Tara Slone - confront unearthly mysteries with a clear and critical eye: Have extraterrestrials visited this planet? Did vengeful demons hound a Canadian journalist to his death? Why did the U.S. government experiment with ESP during the Cold War? And did the world's greatest escape artist somehow slip the bonds of death?

My DVD is in the mail.

Here's Vision TV's press release regarding "Supernatural Investigator." Looks like I'm in the second episode.

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Binnall of America has posted a new interview with me:

I think Kurzweil's overly optimistic -- and naive in a sort of endearingly infectious way. Specifically, I don't think the post-biological future will arrive as abruptly as Kurzweil suspects. While I think many of his forecasts will indeed happen more or less as advertised, I foresee a more gradual -- and markedly less utopian -- transition. On the other hand, we might direly need the technologies Kurzweil describes in order to survive the excesses and hazards of the next century, and necessity is often the mother of invention.

I just discovered that science fiction writer Robert J. Sawyer will be hosting "Supernatural Investigator," a Canadian TV series that features the "Life on Other Planets" episode in which I "starred" this year. (And yes, I'm aware there's nothing exactly "supernatural" about extraterrestrial life; I didn't have anything to do with the title.) The series will air on Vision, unavailable here in the States.

Good news -- "Darklore" (vol. 2) is out. If you're looking for an esoteric stocking-stuffer, this is the one. (Choose between paperback format or limited edition hardcover.)

Catch me on the latest episode of The Paracast.

You've thrilled to the critically acclaimed play. Now prepare for the movie!

I have a column in the new issue of UFO Magazine, on news-stands now. Keep your eyes peeled for additional appearances.

Kindly ignore the (now deleted) post announcing my "resignation." I essentially let impatience and professional paranoia get the best of me, for which "UFO" deserves none of the blame.

In other news, look for another regular column in the UK's Alien Worlds, edited by Stuart Miller.

I have a new column posted at Futurismic.

(Thanks to Paul Graham Raven for his exceptional patience.)