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August
2009
NARCAP’s own Dr. Richard Haines is here to answer the tough questions about NARCAP’s role in aviation safety and as ufology’s professional outsider agency. We 
explore the categories of unknown aerial phenomena NARCAP has identified and walk through their typical response to new cases. And we ask Dr. Haines the uncomfortable questions about the unknown, high strangeness, and outlier data. This is a very special interview not to be missed!
For more info on NARCAP, please visit: www.narcap.org
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21
August
2009
Author Stacy Horn stops by to talk about her new book, Unbelievable: Investigations into Ghosts, Poltergeists, Telepathy, and Other Unseen Phenomena from the Duke Parapsychology 
Laboratory, which details… well… look at the title, people!
To learn more about Stacy and her work, visit: www.stacyhorn.com You can buy your own copy of “Unbelievable: Investigations into Ghosts, Poltergeists, Telepathy, and Other Unseen Phenomena, from the Duke Parapsychology Laboratory” by clicking here.
After the interview, Jeff and Jeremy talk about some recent events that’ll fall quite out of the normal.
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15
August
2009
Author and historian Richard Dolan stops by Paratopia for a two plus hour chat about his new book, what constitutes evidence of an unknown, and the controversies surrounding his relationships with certain others in ufology.
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7
August
2009
Tonight on Paratopia, Ghosts of Gettysburg series author Mark Nesbitt stops by to explain in-depth his work at the uber-haunted Gettysburg, PA.
Mark Nesbitt is a former National Park Service Ranger/Historian. He started his own research and writing company in 1977 and did research and advertising copy for some of America’s best historical artists. Beginning in 1978 he began writing books, including If the South Won Gettysburg (1980), 35 Days to Gettysburg (1992), Rebel Rivers (1993), Saber and Scapegoat: J.E.B. Stuart and the Gettysburg Controversy (1994), Through Blood and Fire (1996), and the best selling Ghosts of Gettysburg Series (1991- present). Many of his stories have been seen, and/or heard, on The History Channel, A&E, The Travel Channel, Unsolved Mysteries, Coast to Coast AM, and numerous other local television programs and specials. In July of 2004, his Ghosts of Gettysburg Series received the National Paranormal Award for “Best True Hauntings Collection” and “Best ‘Local Haunt’ Guidebook”.
Then we talk to Jeff Ritzmann’s friend, Jason, who is a Civil War reenactor in Gettysburg with his own ghost stories.
Grab the popcorn, pull up the blankets, turn on the air conditioner, and kick the dog to the yard–Tonight we’re telling ghost stories with the world’s most famous ghost hunter!
To learn more and check out all of Mark’s work and guided tours, check out:
www.ghostsofgettysburg.com
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