That UFO Podcast - Live Test

Summary & Video

Episode Overview

This wasn’t your typical episode. It was a gloriously messy, off-the-cuff live test run—and that’s exactly what made it so much fun.

The hosts stumbled through tech issues, cracked jokes about boxed water sponsorships, and openly admitted they had no plan. They chatted with real-time viewers like Vene and Kelly, messed around with accents—shoutout to the Danny Dyer impression—and spilled behind-the-scenes stories. Like how Nick Pope was their first dream guest, or how an entire interview with Goutchoe got lost because it wasn’t recorded.

They also touched on UFO culture, from Mick West’s “trolling schtick” to Lou Elizondo’s latest live stream. And they shared personal moments too, like one host recalling a strange spinning object he saw as a kid—the very image now on their podcast badge.

It was raw, unfiltered, and full of charm. A rare peek behind the curtain for fans who wanted to see the real, messy, human side of the show.

Topics Covered

  • Live stream technical setup and testing
  • Audience interaction and viewer shoutouts
  • Podcast origin story and naming
  • Early technical failures and lost episodes
  • Guest booking updates and upcoming interviews
  • Listener call-in segments and format ideas
  • Hessdalen lights phenomenon
  • Mick West's role and public persona in UFO discourse
  • Remote viewing and its credibility
  • Public perception and media coverage of UAPs

Notable Moments

  • We are literally tasting this out folks a this is how raw this is.
  • The signal is basically a typo from 'the signal'... my surname begins with a Z,so I switched the S for a Z.
  • I saw an object like that spinning on its side when I was about nine or ten... thatas why thatas on the podcast badge.
Published 2021-09-13
Runtime 52:22
Playful and self-aware

Performance Insights

TOTAL VIEWS 894
DAILY GROWTH +0
VIRAL SCORE 0.07x

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