What can we learn from the Elizondo-McGrillen podcast?
The chemistry between Elizondo and McGrillen created a thrilling interview, where the audience was able to learn about new aspects regarding UFOs and the disclosure process. The podcast moment which resonated most was Elizondo’s Cigarette Analogy. McGrillen asked Elizondo to elaborate a statement he had previously made about “mankinds”.
Who is Tom Elizondo?
Like the majority of those who serve in the U.S. military, Elizondo was a virtually unknown figure until The New York Times put him, UFOs and the Pentagon’s Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program on the front page in December 2017.
Is Luis Elizondo the interview Machine?
He’s here, he’s there, he’s everywhere: Since his appearance on 60 Minutes last spring, former Pentagon official Luis Elizondo has become an interview machine. But is he only expanding the conversation with people who already agree with him?
Is it time for Elizondo to testify?
It’s time for Elizondo to testify. Luis Elizondo has become one of the most visible figures in ufology.
How Times Have Changed
In Charles Taylor’s mammoth slab of a book A Secular Age (2007), the Canadian philosopher spends more than 800 pages asking and trying to answer the following question: How did we transition from a world little more than 500 years ago in which it was virtually impossible to not believe in God to a society in which religious belief is merely one of many options? How did that shift in global perception take place?.
The Elephant in the Room
In the last five months, Elizondo has already told the American public and the world everything we need to know to anticipate the hinge breaking free of the rust and then grapple with the staggering implications.
Inside the UFO Echo Chamber
Back in pre-World Wide Web 1995, a dear friend and newsroom colleague and I were talking about the Internet. I’d just spent time with a person who was already using it, so we were discussing what all this meant, and I’ll never forget what she said.
