Amazing podcast you’re so smart I’m proud of how far you’ve come I love you sissy Kelly -Gi

I really like the thoughtfulness but the vocal fry is so distracting to me that I can’t do it. No EQ settings could fix it.

Stumbled upon this podcast and enjoyed listening to back episodes so much I became a Patreon subscriber. But hey, if I want to pay for silence, I’ll sign up for a Zen retreat.

I am so excited that Kelly has a bigger project in the works but I’m going through podcast withdrawals 😭😭😭😭

Tries way to hard to sound intelligent and tends to preach atop her high horse. If your hungry there is plenty of word salad.

Love the podcast but it’s pretty frustrating to have weeks and months and other content separating consecutive episodes.

absolutely.

I was expecting a talk show that examined different perspectives and theories. This sounds like the girl’s personal blog, read to us. She feels like the UFO phenomena is nothing more than dead people as spirit entities coming back, or so she pretty much stated in one of the episodes. I don’t know about everyone else, but of all the theories out there, that one is the most ridiculous one. It doesn’t explain the crashed spacecraft (if they exist), the cow mutilations, the abductions and why haven’t any of my dead relatives come to see me? Oh, of course! They were too preoccupied driving the tic tac spaceship and tricking our military! If you really want to interact with any loved ones who have passed on, you might need to book a trip to Utah. Anyway, the podcast gets tiresome listening to her ramble on and inserting her opinions (which isn’t that bright). Too bad, since she’s got a great radio voice. Great voice or not, it isn’t worth listening to ramble off for another episode.

Podcast is well produced and engaging. I enjoyed the first several episodes, where she was exploring the possible theories behind what UFO’s could be. But when she got into philosophy, there were so many non sequiturs, it was really hard to keep listening. Just because UFOs could indicate a species we’ve never met, or might imply forms of science we haven’t discovered yet, etc., doesn’t mean that our ability to make meaning is fundamentally altered. I really don’t see what one has to do with the other. If biologists announced the discovery of a new species of whale, or if engineers claimed to crack warp travel, it wouldn’t destroy my world. I would say “oh, that’s cool!” And continue on with my life. The podcast host fails to effectively communicate why the possibilities around UFOs are giving her such an existential crisis. “Meaning” generally has to do with things like satisfying relationships, morality, justice, and things like that. Not technological innovation.I’m clearly missing something, but all the navel gazing around feeling like she’s on the verge of some kind of spiritual enlightenment is really making my eyes roll.

I give this podcast one extra star because the first dozen or so episodes have an earnest, if often cringey charm. Although the host demonstrates a complete misunderstanding of physics and philosophy, and the production is odd with long, minute-plus musical interludes inserted for no apparent purpose, I enjoyed the early episodes anyway. Things become problematic later, when this transforms into a promotional vehicle. The host leans hard into the religion-adjacent aspects of the UFO topic and apparently senses an opportunity to make a buck from the “true believers” who lack critical thinking skills. Later episodes turn into interviews with authors that are little more than teasers (buy the book for the full story!), advertisements for conferences that get mysteriously canceled (I hope the fees were refunded), and marketing for the host’s new media company. Of course. What started out as a campy guilty pleasure turned into another soulless To The Stars entertainment company. Pity.

The smartest podcast on UFOs out there.

Sounds like she is reading to us from a book. I try so hard to like it. Just can’t.

Kelly perfectly supplements my current UAP/UFO podcast fare. Micah Hanks Andy from That UFO Podcast Ryan Sprague Somewhere in the Skies Coulthart and Zables Need to Know Etc. Kelly is a breath of philosophical fresh air.

Tom DeLong infers interaction with Dr Greer. Some day, However you present him- whether by review of his impact, or have him on to interview, Dr Greer is described as “controversial” , Why ? I think this would make a good podcast focus.

I heard the episode on Wright Patterson AFB. The interviewee was meandering, unfocused, and repetitive. He also acknowledged he had no evidence, only hearsay. Worse is the podcast host. How can anyone be this credible and gullible? She’s believes anything she hears about UFOs. 😬

And Kelly, fear not, you’re not alone in your experiences. Been experiencing an anomalous life for decades. Embrace it.

and drink ever time she says however.

I was looking for a podcast that would lay out the case for UFOs/UAPs from a rational, evidence-based perspective, and on first glance, this seemed like maybe it would be it. But I’m 5 episodes in now and…it’s not. The host presents a very one-sided view of all the evidence and doesn’t even engage with very obvious counterarguments. I’m left thinking, well, if this is the best case there is to make on the subject of UFOs and aliens, then I guess there really isn’t much to this after all. I’d almost prefer the show if the host didn’t claim to be searching for the truth, but rather just to promote her own ideas about things. But given that she does claim that, I was hoping for more rigor and more willingness to engage in other possibilities. It’s true that Sherlock Holmes said something like “once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.” The problem is, this podcast declares a lot of things “impossible” that really aren’t so it can skip to “this must be the truth.”

The UFO Rabbit Hole podcast is described as a “structured, science-based deep dive into the [UFO] phenomenon.” However, this description no longer rings true. It’s largely become a forum for experiencer stories and mystical musings — told without any hint of critical lens or questioning. Kelly’s earlier approach to the podcast resonated with me. I admired her ability to strike a healthy balance between curiosity / open-mindedness and objectivity. As she gets deeper into the experiencer community, this objectivity seems to be fading fast from the podcast. How far are we from an episode about mermaids and fairies, with Kelly describing our skepticism as cognitive dissonance? To be clear: I welcome experiencer stories as part of the UFO conversation, and I respect Kelly’s clear communications style, intelligence and curiosity on the topic. What I miss is any sign of objectivity or healthy questioning — maybe it’s still happening somewhere behind the scenes, but it’s not coming through in recent episodes. Or perhaps the podcast has just changed shape, and the show’s description — along with my expectations — need adjusting.

This podcast is a breath of fresh air. Kelly Chase speaks on her topics in a thoughtful, educated manner that reflects her devotion to looking beyond the surface. Thank you for your efforts!

Kelly Chases intellect is breathtaking. She explains complex concepts in such plain understandable language. Just so impressive.

She is one of the best communicators on UAP I’ve come across so far. She approaches the UAP topic with journalistic and scientific rigor, and is highly relatable in her storytelling of her own dawning realizations and shifting worldview as she investigates the biggest mystery in human history.

Whichever way the cards fall vis-a-vis UFO presence among us, Earth is under management by bad monkeys so it’s no wonder that theoretical visitors are leery about ringing our doorbell and risk getting shot for their trouble. Put another way, when humans study crocodiles they tend to stay clear of the water. It’s simply smart fieldwork. More to my point, this podcast offers a serious inquiry with a sense of humor; no tinfoil hat-wear here.

I guess I’m the only person getting impatient and frustrated with the direction this podcast has been going in the last year or so. I am frankly really tired of hearing interviews with the likes of Kripal, Pasulka and Madden and discussions about Plato’s cave. The idea that aliens are the same thing as angels, which are the same thing as fairies and elves, etc. does not merit one episode after another for months on end. It’s been given way too much weight and has now become the defining feature of this program. Not at all what I signed up for when I started listening some 30 plus episodes ago. Do such theories help us to actually understand what’s going on, to engage with it, and to deepen our understanding? No, I don’t think so. There’s a sameness to it all because Pasulka et al are saying that they’re all the same thing! I would really like this program to expand its focus and return to the broad range of perspectives that it used to be known for.

This show is getting at the real important point underlying the phenomena, that reality isn’t what we think it is (and we ought to start preparing ourselves for what it might actually be).

Thought provoking guests, and delightful music .

Could the pyramids have existed to help INSULATE a prior race during the younger dryas? Maybe future human isn’t from the FUTURE but OLDER?

I only developed a real interest in the topic of UFOs a few months ago. After listening to all the many excellent (and some not so excellent) podcasts about evidence and encounters, I really wanted something more that was hard for me to define. This podcast is exactly what I was looking for. It challenges my perception of this phenomenon and reality in ways that keep me thinking long after the episodes are over. I can’t wait for more content from Kelly and Ontocalypse.

Straight to the point, no fluff or filler, review and analysis of the Phenomenon from many different perspectives.

This podcast alone is balanced and so informative across multi dimensions. It’s caused me to “FLIP” and undo every piece of traditional thinking I’ve ever believed or been told. Jason Moon CEO/FOUNDER moondogmedia.io

Very intelligent and deep

I am giving this podcast a chance, but legitimacy requires accuracy. In episode 1 for example, the USS Princeton is NOT and aircraft carrier and CDR Fravor witnessed the tic tax incident, not go-fast. Hopefully you do better research on the following episodes.

Good pleasant voice but I feel like she is reading from a script and we don’t get the real enthusiasm or raw effect of talking about this subject. You can tell it’s word for word. It’s hard to follow open to close.

Chase is great! I learned so much about aliens and science! Strongly recommend.

Kelly does a fantastic job addressing the topic of UFOs in a very serious and organized way. If you are serious about taking tour study of the phenomenon to the next level, this is the Podcast for you.

I have to say, one of the things I love most about this show, is how Kelley interviews her guests. So many people interrupt and interject as their guest is trying to present an idea or answer questions. Kelley’s ability to simply sit back, listen and absorb is so refreshing. This may seem weird, but I would love to see her and Joe Rogan do an interview. He’s also an amazing interviewer and interviewee, and has an open mind and hunger for knowledge, simply for the pleasure of the journey. I think Kelley and Rogan would make an amazing and thought provoking episode. Kelley, thank you so much for your show, it approaches a subject that I have always been intrigued by in a very refreshing way. You don’t preach at your listeners that this is truth or untruth. You simply encourage us to open our minds to new ideas, to research on our own and simply to enjoy the journey with the foreknowledge that, while we would love a black and white answer, it’s unlikely we will get that.

I really appreciate the rational, straightforward and serious approach to the subject. Every topic is approached with a healthy level of skepticism. Historical events are well-researched. I consider myself pretty well-informed on the topic and I still learned a ton. Highly recommend for people who are newly interested in the phenomena as well as seasoned enthusiasts. My only suggestion would be to edit the distractingly frequent use of the word “however”.

When these first came on really good, informative, engaging, covered a lot of new ground. As they’ve gone on there’s now adverts and she seems to take forever just to make a simple point. So much blah blah. I’m going to unsubscribe. It’s no longer as engaging as it was.

This podcast has been such an amazing find! I appreciate Kelly’s thorough and grounded approach to the topic - while still keeping an open mind and not being afraid to explore a variety of concepts and ideas! I have recommended it to all my friends and family and 100% recommend it to new listeners! I’m so grateful for the quality of research and depth of knowledge shared in this series!

I truly appreciate all you do, and your dedication to the craft. I completely relate to your personal, and in some ways spiritual journey that you have been so open in sharing with us. My own journey seems to follow pretty closely with yours, if just extended a bit. This podcast is a truly influential and helpful part of my life, and I appreciate that you have shown me doors that I didn’t even know existed, and can now go explore. Great job in the podcast, and truly recommend this to anyone even remotely curious about the part of your mind that you tend to push away from conscious thought, because you can’t explain it. Thanks, the podcast is truly impressive.

Covers all the stuff you’ve already heard, but with a subtle flirtatiousness that I’m sure drives the desk bound nerds wild. It’s kinda gross. The later episodes get much better, despite the guests, but the host is starting to put together a grander overarching narrative that is very interesting. Always remember and keep in mind we have the ability to project coherent light beams from drones, satellites etc. They are trying to distract us from the truth that the majority of us are enslaved and keep us from uniting. Which in turn keeps us from discovering greater truths and possibilities.

When you think “too” much and ask all the “wrong” questions, you can find yourself feeling more isolated in society. It’s nice to find my tribe people who think too much and ask all the wrong questions. It’s how I want to spend my existence here and it’s not for everyone. I enjoy how well presented each episode in. It is clear that there is a tremendous amount of work out into them and I appreciate it so well I find myself doing three to four listens on most episodes. The interviews are also quite a treat.

The content is great, the presentation is strong, but there are these bizarre music breaks that I don’t understand and are super annoying when you’re trying to do something like gardening or yardwork, and blammo 2mins if dumb instrumental music (on top of the ads). I’m on episode 11 so maybe it gets better but please give the music a rest, or at least reduce the duration (a lot).

I have followed this subject since the 70's. For the past 25 yrs I've closely followed. There are some really good podcasts available like Martin's, Dolan's, and Micah's. And the new ones by former pilots. But this one is particularly good. Unfortunately, I didn't realize that it is still being produced consistently. I missed so much because my app said there was only one episode. Trust me, I will be listening religiously from now on.

I love this podcast and I’ve been trying to get everyone I know to listen to it. My mind is being opened in ways I didn’t know it could and I love it. Disclosure is coming!

I wanted to get into it more but then to say that conspiracy theories could all be true in the very first episode? It made me think of the sandy hook conspiracy theory which then got me really upset and angry for the children and the parents to have someone say this. Sigh. She did not say this conspiracy theory specifically but was like “some conspiracy theories are true and what if that means they all are! And now I don’t want to listen anymore 😞 it just rubbed me the wrong way. And yeah now I’m just upset and sad 😔

More interviews! What happened to the amazing way this podcast started?

I’ve binged every episode. Kelly is a rising name in the field and puts a lot of work presenting compelling theories in a way that is easy to understand. Literally every new episode I think is the best explanation of the mystery. Whatever the truth is, I love the lore of this modern mythology. My previous favorite was Somewhere in the Skies, and I got into the topic through Last Podcast on the Left.

If you like the topic, or even if you don’t but you like well-researched and written journalism, this is absolutely worth checking out. I listen to a lot of podcasts like this but also like RadioLab and things like it that are more science-centered. This reminds me so much of those and it’s just a pleasure to listen to. She’s a true skeptic and acknowledges her own bias when it’s there. This’ll also be my very first podcast review so, take from that what you may. Thank you for pulling all this together. Your road is well paved and short right now but—I think it’s going to become a highway soon—connecting people together in ways they hadn’t even fathomed were possible because of a topic that also seems impossible.

I can’t say enough about how much I appreciate this podcast. I wish everyone would listen to it, no matter where they stand on this topic. I love how Kelly brings us step by step into the world of UFO’s while keeping an open mind and meta-analysis of the philosophical implications of it all. I have been interested in this topic for a long time, but it often feels like wading through the muck, sorting through a confusing variety of material. Kelly does such an incredible job of synthesizing and contextualizing the information she presents, laying out her source material, leading great conversations with fascinating guests, and staying true to the complex nature of the topic. I also appreciate her sharing her own process of ontological shock and shifting awareness of these phenomena. This is a real gift. She somehow walks the very strange and wiggly line between critical thinking and the truly bizarre nature of this human experience.