Binnall Of America: Audio

BoA:Audio ventures into the world of pop conspiracy with Pearl Jr., creator of the film Alive! Is Michael Jackson Really Dead?, which advances the theory that the King of Pop faked his own death.

Longtime researcher of high strangeness, Butch Witkowski, joins us for a discussion on human mutilations and the field of Ufology.

BoA:Audio welcomes Kathleen Marden, the niece of Betty and Barney Hill, for a comprehensive discussion on the iconic abduction case which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year.

BoA:Audio mainstays Larry Flaxman and Marie Jones return to the program for their annual paranormal jam session. It's a tremendously raw edition of the program which takes you to the proverbial conference bar as we 'keep it real' with The ParaExplorers.

BoA:Audio explores the mystery of Spontanteous Human Combustion with Larry Arnold, the world foremost authority on Spontaneous Human Combustion.

BoA:Audio eschews questions in favor of conversation as we sit down with our good friend Peter Robbins for a wide-ranging discussion on the world of Ufology, the UFO phenomenon, and the world, at large.

BoA:Audio goes behind the scenes at the National Enquirer with Paul Bannister, author of Tabloid Man and The Baffling Chair of Death. Bannister, formerly the Enquirer's chief paranormal reporter in the 1970's, pulls the curtain back on the notorious tabloid.

Longtime friend and supporter of BoA:Audio, Paul Kimball returns to the program for a nearly two-hour jam session covering the film Beyond Best Evidence: The UFO Enigma as well as the world of the paranormal at large.

BoA:Audio welcomes filmmakers Matthew J. Pellowski and Anastasia Konstantinou for a conversation on their film Eyes of the Mothman and the Mothman mythos.

BoA:Audio returns to the realm of the Moon Hoax as we welcome Jarrah White, known as the ''Grandson of the Moon Hoax Theory.'' We'll explore the origin and evolution of the Moon Hoax Theory, the passionate stances taken by both sides of the MHT debate, Jarrah's encounters with Phil Plait, the Mythbusters, and Buzz Aldrin, conspiracies surrounding the Apollo One and Challenger Shuttle disasters, why, in 2011, whether or not we went to the moon still matters, and a slew of challenging questions covering this most peculiar genre of esoterica.

Tracy Twyman joins us for a discussion on the connection between alchemy and the economy.

Longtime pals Jason Offutt, Loren Coleman, Adam Gorightly, Paul Kimball, and Greg Bishop join us for the 2011 BoA:Audio Baseball Special.

The first half of BoA:Audio's baseball double header focuses on the paranormal as we welcome author Dan Gordon, who discusses his two books (co-authored with Mickey Bradley) Haunted Baseball and Field of Screams.

BoA:Audio welcomes veteran UFO and paranormal researcher Stan Gordon for an in-depth discussion on his book Silent Invasion, which details the UFO / Bigfoot wave that swept across Pennsylvania in 1973/74.

Continuing this season's exploration of the fringe realms of the esoteric, we welcome the world's foremost collector, historian and expert on the Ouija Board: Robert Murch.

BoA:Audio welcomes back the vibrant Dr. Bob Curran for a discussion on his latest book Man-Made Monsters, which delves into a variety of forms of life that mankind has tried to, or been said do, create over the years.

One of the most frequently requested guests by BoA:Audio listeners over the years, the legendary Phil Imbrogno finally arrives on the program for a nearly two-hour interview on his latest book Ultraterrestrial Contact.

World class cryptozoologist Adam Davies, author of the fantastic book Extreme Expeditions from Anomalist Books, returns to BoA:Audio to tell us about his 2010 expedition to India in search of mysterious creature known as the Mande-Burung.

Longtime friends of BoA:Audio, Greg Bishop and Nick Redfern return to the program for our annual examination of the past year in Ufology.

One of the breakout esoteric stars of 2010, 'Dr. Beachcombing' joins BoA:Audio for his first-ever interview, discussing his critically acclaimed work chronicling some of history's most bizarre stories.