Andy

hi everyone and welcome back to that ufo podcast delighted to welcome back a returning guest today to discuss his new documentary the experiencers full disclosure and of course uh creator of one of my favorite ever movies the mcpherson tapes uh dean aliotto dean welcome back thank you andrew nice to be back

good to have you on and for those of you on youtube or any of the video platforms you will see dean is sporting a rather fetching oasis hoodie um so a man after my own heart immediately there folks and i'm sure for many of you too so dean um great dress sense

Great documentary.

I watched it again for today and it's out now publicly.

People can watch it and already I've had listeners get in touch today to say they've watched it, they've enjoyed it.

So it's getting some good, very early reviews because it only just came out in the last, what, 24 hours?

So tell us, how did this whole documentary come about then?

Because you're focusing in on...

a really divisive and controversial part of the whole UFO topic and conversation and we're going to get into so many things including where does it fit in the UFO conversation right now but take us back to the beginning and the kind of embryo of this documentary.

Before we get to the documentary, it's an interesting aspect of the topic, the 90s and what that was like for the UFO world.

I think The Matrix got it bang on that humanity and human society peaked in the late 1990s.

I think The Matrix was correct on that because it was such a fun time.

It was very much no limits.

new technologies were becoming public the internet had its kind of burgeoning age and you know AOL discs were being posted through your door and you know dot net it's almost like an ideal cover story for anyone who wants to believe

The Macpherson tape was a genuine UFO video and it just happened to be this director lost it in a fire and then it turned up five years later after it was shown at a conference.

Do you still get folks believing that that was real even now?

Because what's old is new again, and I don't know if you know this, but next week in the UK, on I believe it's the 12th of June, Sky Documentaries is showing a three-part series on alien autopsy footage.

So again, along from 1995, I believe, the Ray Santilli, Shewfield stuff,

It's Louis Theroux's documentary company that's making it, so it'll be really well produced.

But they're going back into that in a deep dive.