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A documentary investigation into the oldest open question in human history. Powered by AI, Unresolved Signals cross-references ancient texts, government archives, military reports, and declassified documents to trace the global UAP record across every continent and century. From AARO and congressional hearings to Pentagon whistleblowers and the 2026 disclosure directive, we break down every new release as it drops. UFO disclosure, unidentified aerial phenomena, and the evidence behind it all. Every document. Every country. Every question. Every release.
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Signup to Generate a PitchA documentary investigation into the oldest open question in human history. Powered by AI, Unresolved Signals cross-references ancient texts, government archives, military reports, and declassified documents to trace the global UAP record across every continent and century. From AARO and congressional hearings to Pentagon whistleblowers and the 2026 disclosure directive, we break down every new release as it drops.
Unresolved Signals is hosted by Talentless AI. The show has published 14 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Special Episode: Inside the PURSUE UFO Files | What the Pentagon's 2026 Disclosure Actually Contains" (18 May 2026, 47 minutes), "Ep. 10: What Got Classified | The same address. Forty-five years apart." (5 May 2026, 46 minutes), and "Ep. 9: Blue Book: The Trick | The trick was the word. The leak. The letter. The missing pages." (28 April 2026, 42 minutes).
Unresolved Signals publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 31 minutes across 14 episodes.
Booking probability for Unresolved Signals is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Unresolved Signals requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Unresolved Signals's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Unresolved Signals are Defense & International Affairs and Scientific Research & Development. Unresolved Signals has a society audience.
Talentless AI hosts Unresolved Signals, a society podcast with 14 episodes published.
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Episode #1
<p>n May 8, 2026, the United States Department of War launched a website at war.gov/UFO and released 161 records under a program called PURSUE, the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters...
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<p>On January 13, 1981, on United States Air Force letterhead, a deputy base commander typed two words at the top of a one-page memorandum and sent it to the British Ministry of Defence. Unexplained Lights. The...
Episode #5
<p>On August 9, 1966, three months before the Condon Committee began its formal work, the committee's own coordinator sat down at a typewriter and produced a one-page memorandum. He addressed it to two senior...
<p>Two weeks ago on this show, we told you about eight scientists. Today the public count is eleven. Two weeks ago the FBI had said nothing on camera. Last Sunday the Director of the FBI sat on Sunday Morning Futures...
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<p>For as long as we've been human, we've been seeing things in the sky we can't explain. Navy pilots. World War Two pilots. Medieval monks. The hands that painted the caves.</p><p>Every official investigation, from...
Episode #8
<p>In January 1953, the Robertson Panel told the Air Force to debunk, classify, and criminalize the UFO record. Thirteen years later, a Michigan congressman stood on the House floor and told the country the Air Force's...
<p>Over four days in January 1953, five physicists sat in a secure Pentagon conference room and reviewed twenty-three UFO cases out of the two thousand three hundred and thirty-one in the Air Force files. Twelve hours...
<p>Edward Ruppelt rebuilt the Air Force's UFO investigation from the ground up. In late 1951, Lieutenant General Charles P. Cabell held an emergency Pentagon briefing after radar incidents at Fort Monmouth, New Jersey...
Episode #5
<p>In the late summer of 1948, Project Sign analysts at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base finished a Top Secret document called the Estimate of the Situation. Its conclusion: the objects were real, not American, not...
<p>In September 1946, an object over Florence, Italy, changed direction in the sky. It was visible for ninety seconds. Meteors do not turn.</p><p>This episode follows the phenomenon as it spreads across thirteen...
Episode #1
<p>Over the past twenty months, eight people connected to aerospace, nuclear research, advanced propulsion, and defense science have died or disappeared in the United States. Two members of Congress have spoken publicly...
Episode #3
<p>In November 1948, Swedish Air Intelligence told visiting American officers that the objects over Scandinavia represented "a high technical skill which cannot be credited to any presently known culture on earth." That...
<p>On September 23, 1947, a three-star general sent a classified memo to the Pentagon confirming that unidentified objects in American airspace were "something real and not visionary or fictitious." Three months...
<p>Episode 1: From Babylonian cuneiform to Pentagon whistleblowers, we trace the UAP record across seven languages, thousands of years, and every continent.</p><p>Ancient Akkadian tablets describe objects in the sky...
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