Somewhere in the Skies is a weekly podcast covering UFOs hosted by international best-selling author and television host, Ryan Sprague.
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Spooky Stories with Jim Harold: A Halloween Campfire Special
In this special Halloween edition of Somewhere in the Skies, Ryan welcomes legendary paranormal podcaster Jim Harold, host of Jim Harold’s Campfire, for a chilling night
Oct 31 1 h 21 min
The True Story of the Headless Horseman & Sleepy Hollow ( w/ J.W. Ocker 🎃 )
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In a Special Halloween crossover, Somewhere in the Skies and Somewhere on the Screen are exploring one of America's greatest ghost stories: The Headless Horseman of Sleep
Oct 26 1 h 22 min
The Luminous Humanoid of Vivoorde w/ Zelia Edgar
In December of 1973, a man living in the Belgian city of Vilvoorde experienced something truly anomalous. In the middle of the night, he spotted a strange, luminous human
Oct 23 21 min
Jay Stratton: Out of the Shadows
Ryan takes a deep dive into Out of the Shadows, the new book from former Pentagon UFO investigator, Jay Stratton. From alleged recovered alien spacecraft and non-human bo
Oct 21 2 h 04 min
Jacques Vallée: 60 Years of UFO Secrets, Science, and a Final Search for Truth
Legendary UFO researcher and author Jacques Vallee returns to discuss his latest book, Forbidden Science 7: The Final Report, and the future of UFO research. Together, he
Oct 19 1 h 38 min
The Birth of the Black-Eyed Kids | Brian Bethel’s Terrifying Encounter (SITS CLASSIC)
In this episode of Somewhere in the Skies Classics, Ryan speaks with Brian Bethel, the man behind one of the earliest and most chilling accounts of the Black-Eyed Kids. I
Oct 16 48 min
New Military Whistleblowers, Four Soldiers Break Their Silence on Reddit, and Has David Grusch Gone Wild?
Ryan and Suzanne are back with the latest UFO news, including 3 new whistleblowers who recently came forward in a new Steven Greer documentary about military UFO encounte
Oct 14 1 h 54 min
He Knew Too Much: The Mysterious Death of James Forrestal
We are joined by author and researcher, Peter Robbins, to investigate the mysterious death of James Forrestal, America's first Secretary of Defense. On May 22nd, 1949, Fo
Oct 12 1 h 34 min
She Woke Up to UFOs Outside Her Window w/ Zelia Edgar
In October 1973, a woman living near Cincinnati, Ohio, awoke in the middle of the night to a brilliant light shining through her bedroom window. Looking outside, she witn
Oct 9 17 min
250 British Police Officers Break Their Silence on UFO Encounters | Inspector Roy Teague
In this episode of Somewhere in the Skies, Ryan is joined by active UK police officer Inspector Roy Teague, author of Close Encounters of the Police Kind. Drawing on near
Oct 5 1 h 06 min
The Shag Harbour UFO Incident: Canada’s Most Mysterious UFO Crash (SITS CLASSIC)
In this episode of Somewhere in the Skies Classics, we revisit one of the most compelling and well-documented UFO cases in Canadian history: the Shag Harbour UFO Incident
Oct 4 46 min
The Andreasson Abduction: Aliens, Religion & the Paranormal (SITS CLASSIC)
In this Somewhere in the Skies Classic, we revisit one of the most extraordinary and controversial alien abduction cases in UFO history: The Andreasson Affair. Beginning
Oct 2 52 min
Richard Dolan: USOs, PURSUE Files & Where UFO Disclosure Goes Next
Richard Dolan returns for a deep dive into the hidden history of USOs and some of the most extraordinary cases from his latest research. Dolan takes us aboard U.S. Navy a
Sep 28 1 h 56 min
When a UFO Lifted Her Car w/ Zelia Edgar
In 1976, Joyce Bowles and her friend Ted Pratt witnessed a strange object in the sky when Joyce's car suddenly began shaking, locked up, and was reportedly lifted off the
Sep 25 26 min
PURSUE 6 Files & Waiver, Wall Street Journal Under Fire, NHI Communication with AI
On this episode of Somewhere in the Skies LIVE, Ryan and Suzanne break down the latest UFO/UAP news, including:
Pentagon Space War: Military leaders prepare for potentia
Sep 23 1 h 53 min
Witness Accounts: Volume 42
In Witness Accounts: Volume 42, we return to the heart of the podcast: YOU, the witnesses.
Four people share encounters they’ve carried with them for years. A strange il
Sep 21 46 min
Buried for 74 Years: Edward Ruppelt’s 1952 Flying Saucer Talk | Full Audio
For more than seven decades, this extraordinary recording remained buried in government archives. Now, as part of the PURSUE Tranche 6 UFO file release, the complete 1952
Sep 19 1 h 10 min
PURSUE Tranche 6 UFO Files RELEASED | Breakdown & Reactions
Tranche 6 of the PURSUE UFO/UAP files have released. Ryan breaks it down in real-time, reacting to the latest documents, videos, and an hour long audio recording from for
Sep 19 2 h 03 min
5 Chilling Men in Black Encounters | Stories from UFO Reddit
The Men in Black have haunted UFO lore for more than 70 years. Mysterious visitors. Black suits and black cars. Threatening phone calls. Surveillance. Strange questions.
Sep 18 1 h 21 min
Close Encounters in Sweden: The Fire People and the Owl Beings (SITS CLASSIC)
On this episode of Somewhere in the Skies Classics, we revisit a conversation with Swedish UFO researcher Fred Andersson to explore some of Sweden’s strangest and most un
Sep 16 1 h 23 min
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Plenty of podcasts present themselves as UAP centric but lack content when scrutinized. Ryan faithfully sticks with the subject matter and doesn’t veer into kook country.
Jefferya17 · Apr 2026
(((HAVANA))) I've been listening to Ryan Sprague's "Somewhere in the Skies" on Apple Podcasts since 2020 and it remains a must-listen for anyone into aliens and the paranormal. Ryan's deep research, clear storytelling, and genuinely engaging hosting make complex or fringe topics accessible and entertaining—each episode blends compelling interviews, thoughtful analysis, and just the right amount of curiosity. Whether you're a skeptic or a believer, his show consistently delivers well-produced, thought-provoking content that keeps me coming back!
Richarderik · Mar 2026
Full DISCLOSURE I love this podcast and I’m not the only one.
Warning: this review is long overdue and I test the bounds of Apple’s character limits.
Whether I’m commuting 2 hours to/from work or winding down for the night… there is no voice/vibe I’d rather have in my ears.
This is the best podcast production in the game. Ryan Sprague is 100% my favorite (and best traveled) curious mind of our generation.
The comic book look of his podcast cover art is earned through his origin story and life adventures. An average kid who wanted to grow up and be a professional baseball player has a lake-side unexplained sighting with his father one night that supercharges him to go on to become an international world class paranormal investigator, esteemed author, and award-winning podcast creator. He teams up with the most over qualified YouTube chat moderator in the universe to produce this amazing modern work of art! Suzanne Landers is a former lawyer who brings her experience and southern accent/charm to the team. Not only does she get boots on the ground at the coolest international conferences and deliver the most in depth reviews/summaries on the key note speakers money can’t buy… but she also offers her legal point of view to the chaotic world of modern UFOlogy (or is it UAPalentology now? Who knows). If my life depended on someone else dictating a multiple day conference, I’d choose the Speedy Suzanne Short Hand every time.
Episodes have a wide range of topics and feels. Typically they have the same intro though and I get fired up everytime I hear the theme music. Ryan is a wonderful narrator and his background in the theatrical arts is evidenced by his tone of voice in any given episode. Whether giving an account of a documented UFO event, interviewing a notable figure in the modern UFO arena, or diving into a paranormal topic I didn’t know I was interested in - his voice always matches the mood.
I was first introduced to his work when I stumbled on one of his YouTube videos where he interviews a Hawaiian Native about paranormal stories and oral histories. He was on vacation and chose to seek out a knowledgeable local and captured some really really cool stuff… WHO DOES THAT? Needless to say I have been a big fan ever since.
Catch this dynamic duo most Sundays for the livestream on YouTube to get the latest updates from the UFO world (even drones 😉) and see actual videos of UAP. I can’t always make the livestream, but luckily we live in the age where I can click on the live tab on Ryan’s page to get the goods anytime after it airs. There is something super cool about being able to put faces to the voices. I’ve truly come to feel like I know each of you and I love you both. Sincerely thank you Ryan and Suzanne for all the hard work you do.
DadBodPodFan · Feb 2026
I always enjoy your shows. Interesting, well-informed guests. The topics are fascinating. The production values are top-notch. And, you’re a charming host. So keep DEM ALIENS coming!
Kollie7 · Feb 2026
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