COLD WAR, SPACE PROGRAM AND UFOs - UFO EDITION 03

08/20/20 • 105 min

DEAD HAND RADIO is A podcast about the Cold War. It’s history and the effects it had on our culture, technology and the future of our world.

My guest for this episode is Author, Researcher and Podcaster Matthew Kresal. His areas of study include Cold War History, Space Travel, Science Fiction and UFOlogy. And His new book The Silver Archive #5: Dark Skies takes a comprehensive look at the 90s TV series Dark Skies.

On this episode of Dead Hand Radio, Matt and I talk about his book, the cold war, the space program and share some thoughts about UFOs past, present and future.

My goal is to examine these and other topics. To learn. To educate. To entertain and exchange ideas with those interested.

So join me, and together we’ll explore a fascinating period of history and examine some incredible advancements in weapons, technology, science, art and culture and discuss how all of it relates to the future of our world.

If you or someone you know would like to be a guest on this program, drop me an email, or visit DeadHandRadio.com. You can also find me on Twitter, Facebook and YouTube.

I’m Andrew Hall and This is Dead Hand Radio.

Thanks for listening

DEAD HAND RADIO is A podcast about the Cold War. It’s history and the effects it had on our culture, technology and the future of our world.

On this episode of Dead Hand Radio, Matt and I talk about his book, the cold war, the space program and share some thoughts about UFOs past, present and future.

My goal is to examine these and other topics. To learn. To educate. To entertain and exchange ideas with those interested.

If you or someone you know would like to be a guest on this program, drop me an email, or visit DeadHandRadio.com. You can also find me on Twitter, Facebook and YouTube.

I’m Andrew Hall and This is Dead Hand Radio.

Thanks for listening

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On this episode of Dead Hand Radio... Numbers Stations with my guest Andy Ussery.

Runtime: 1:02 minutes

Andy is a musician and a fellow podcaster who I met through Twitter. We were introduced through some mutual friends and found out we had some common interests including the topic of this episode. Andy’s also produced some fantastic podcast intros.

This is a topic I’ve wanted to cover for quite some time. In this Andy and I get into some interesting theories and share some fascinating facts about what numbers stations are, their history, who uses them and how and are they still in use today.

We also share some recordings of the most cryptic numbers stations broadcasts available.

By the end of our conversation, one thing is certain... There’s a lot that is known about numbers stations, but there’s a lot that is still unknown about them, and we’re no closer to the truth about these mysterious broadcasts then we were before we started.

However, it’s my hope that by listening to this episode some of you will learn something new and maybe get inspired to research the topic for yourself and see if you can come up with any new ideas or information about the subject.

Dead Hand Radio is a podcast about the Cold War. It’s history and the effects it had on our culture, technology and the future of our world.

This is Andrew Hall. Thanks for listening.

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COLD WAR MOVIES WITH PODCASTER JAMIE RAY

RUNTIME - 1:25

Dead Hand Radio is a podcast about the Cold War. It’s history and the effects it had on our culture, technology and the future of our world.

My guest for this episode is Jamie Ray. A fellow member of the Slightly Irregular Podcast Network and the creator & host of Fav Five From Fans, a podcast where he and his guests each make a list and discuss their five favorites of anything.

Jamie grew up during the 70s and 80s, and as a child of the cold war, he shares very similar feelings, as many others from that era.

On this episode of Dead Hand Radio, Jamie and I discuss Movies about the cold war.

We talk about The Day After, Threads, By Dawn's Early Light, On the Beach and Fail Safe. These are all incredible WWIII movies as you’ll hear in our conversation, and if you haven’t seen them I highly recommend you check them out. We also touch briefly on one of my all-time favorite movies Dr Strangelove.

So if you enjoy movies about the cold war, or history and pop culture from the 40s through the 90s, I hope you find this episode entertaining and educational.