Tag Archives: Tim Brigham

Skylaire Alfvegren and Tim Brigham: Rapid Fire

Posted on October 28, 2013 by Greg

Fortean and all-around expert writer Skylaire Alfvegren and psychology professor Tim Brigham joined me for a rambling discussion about subjects ranging from the psychological makeup of UFO witnesses to the reasons for Nick Redfern’s work ethic to contactee airplane pilots. … Continue reading →

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Tim Brigham: Jim Moseley, Parapsychology Research and God Helmets

Posted on February 26, 2013 by Greg

Tim is a Doctor of Cognitive Experimental Psychology and is a laboratory parapsychology researcher. He is also the past associate editor of Saucer Smear. These were the main topics on this program, which aired live on January 20th. Tim met … Continue reading →

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Miles Lewis and Tim Brigham: Astral Tickle Torture By Electric Kachina

Posted on June 3, 2012 by Greg

I asked Tim on the show in the wake of the Jim Moseley interview from last week. Tim’s original plan involved our friend Miles Lewis along for Jim’s interview, but he turned out to be busy. Both are little-known treasure … Continue reading →

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Jim Moseley: Saucer Smear and Other Foibles

Posted on May 27, 2012 by Greg

Anyone who has been in the UFO biz for even a little while knows about the legendary Saucer Smear zine. What started out as a small and fairly serious newsletter over 50 years ago has evolved into the publication of … Continue reading →

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