In this episode of Unidentified History, the guys delve into various topics surrounding UAPs, including insights from the last Episode and a fantastic interview with Engaging The Phenomenon’s James Iandoli. They discuss the ongoing back-and-forth about 3i/atlas, what it is, what it isn’t, and whether DJ’s hopes for an Alien Invasion remain on the table. From there, the fellas discuss recent interviews with whistleblowers Dylan Borland and Daniel Dockerell, from the Weaponized podcast. As part of that discussion, they explore the concept of catastrophic disclosure and the potential origins of advanced technology, debating whether it stems from human ingenuity, reverse engineering of alien technology, or, possibly, both. The conversation also touches on potential historical encounters with extraterrestrial beings, current events like drone sightings in Scandinavia, and whether there could be any connection to the legendary Ghost Rockets event discussed a couple of Episodes ago. And what about those drones? The mystery surrounding unidentified drones and their potential origins directly impacts advanced drone technology and surveillance. But why, and for what reasons? They then transition into the historical deep dive portion of the Episode as they explore the curious case of Gösta Carlsson, a Swedish businessman who claimed that an encounter with a UFO influenced his success. The conversation explores the similarities between Carlson’s experience and other historical UFO sightings, ultimately exploring the legitimacy of his claims and the broader implications of similar encounters around the globe. In a late add-on to the Episode, Dave discusses the announcement that, finally, Age of Disclosure has a release date and a platform as the long-awaited, and potentially explosive, documentary will be coming to Amazon Prime on November 21, 2025! Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/chairshot-radio-network/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy