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 | 60 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 10 days ago |
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The Admiral Who Writes His Own Mail
On his first day at NOAA, retired Navy Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet was handed a welcome email to send to about 20,000 people. He found it cautious and dry, so he rewrote it in his own words, and from then on he wrote his own correspondence....
Asking Congress to Its Face
A lot of what we hear about Congress and UFOs comes from hearings, letters and press releases. Matt Laslo gets it the gumshoe way. The founder of Ask a Pol has covered Congress since 2006, and he reports from the halls of the Capitol, askin...
Listen: What It Actually Costs to Be a UFO Whistleblower
The fastest way to dismiss a whistleblower is to say they are in it for the money. UFO whistleblowers get called grifters all the time, as if coming forward were a business plan. So I asked Matthew Brown what whistleblowing actually costs....
The Wrong Admiral
Tim Gallaudet spent 32 years in the Navy, finished as its chief oceanographer, and then ran NOAA through a 35-day government shutdown. He has testified before Congress on UAP. He is not, by any reading, a man who needs the phenomenon explai...
They Told UFO Whistleblowers The Door Was Open. The Last Man Through It Says Do Not Walk In.
There is a particular kind of official announcement that sounds like progress and functions as a filter.
The Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence has told UAP whistleblowers they can now come forward through cleared chann...
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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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