The Good Trouble Show Substack
The Good Trouble ShowInvestigative reporting on UAP / UFO disclosure, the intelligence community, and the people running programs the public has never been told about. Hosted by Matt Ford.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 52 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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The Astrophysicist Who Worked the Pentagon's UFO Program Says We Have Debris ----
Some witnesses in the UFO story are easy to dismiss. Eric Davis is not one of them.
He is a theoretical and applied physicist. He worked on the Pentagon's AAWSAP program and wrote several of its Defense Intelligence Reference Documents...
The Evidence They Wanted Buried
There is a moment in Part 2 of my conversation with Steve Aspin that I keep coming back to. He describes coughing up a small object at his bathroom sink, the size and shape of a grain of wheat, sitting in a clot of blood. He was so worried...
Why Michael Shermer Doesn't Belong on Avi Loeb's UAP Council
When my mother was 15, something appeared 50 feet from her porch in suburban Dallas. A gray craft, a window, ten figures, and a pilot who, she said, was studying her. She told no one for the rest of her life.
She didn't stay silent bec...
Avi Loeb and the Discipline of Wonder
Harvard’s Dr. Avi Loeb joins Matt Ford of The Good Trouble Show to Discuss the New UAP / UFO Science Advisory Panel
A quick note on why you may be seeing this again. Our live conversation with Avi Loeb was flagged by YouTube as "political"...
The Man Who Saw It First
Steve Aspin described the Area 51 "sport model" fifty years before Bob Lazar made it famous. In Part 1, what that costs a person, and why he kept the memory.
There is a particular kind of loneliness in seeing something decades before t...
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These are the personal thoughts and insights of Matt Ford, the host of The Good Trouble Show on YouTube.
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