Need to Know with Coulthart and Zabel — Episode One - December 16, 2021

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Ross and Bryce bring the skill sets of investigative journalism to their active investigation and share that process with their listeners. Guests will be included if they are witnesses or provide special insight and expertise. The hosts will bring the audience into their investigations as transparently as possible.

The idea is to also reach out to an audience that has never even considered listening to a UFO podcast. As more people come to realize that something real is going on, they'll want straight, unfiltered information for a deeper understanding. Ross and Bryce will provide news updates and journalistic analysis for a mainstream, discerning audience.

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Ross Coulthart is currently riding a powerful wave of interest in his work, having a best-selling book on the topic — In Plain Sight — written after his intensive three year probe into the subject. His subsequent documentaries on the topic, for Australia’s Channel Seven, has been seen millions of people worldwide..

Ross has won every significant award for investigative reporting that Australia offers — from the coveted Gold Walkley to the Australian equivalent of the Emmy, the Logie. He's reported stories that include terrorist murders, medical scandals, Aboriginal rights, militia killings, organized crime, and even outlaw motorcycle gangs.

His work as an investigative reporter has been featured on the popular news program 60 Minutes on Channel Nine, the Sunday Night news program, and Channel Seven Australia. He has spoken to hundreds of eyewitnesses and military insiders.

Besides In Plain Sight, he is the author of five other non-fiction books.

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Bryce Zabel edits Trail of the Saucers, a fast-rising Medium publication on today's UAP issue. He is also the co-author of A.D. After Disclosure, a non-fiction book about the coming post-Disclosure world. As a Hollywood writer/producer, Bryce made Syfy’s first original film, Official Denial, and the primetime NBC hour drama series Dark Skies.

As a broadcast journalist, Bryce won several awards for mainstream investigative reporting on PBS including the Golden Mike from the California AP TV-Radio Association, as well as the top award from the Los Angeles area Radio-TV News Directors Association. He began his national broadcast career as an on-air CNN correspondent in Los Angeles.

Bryce has created five primetime television drama series and written three limited series. He won the Writers Guild award for Pandemic. His feature credits include Mortal Kombat and Atlantis.

Bryce is a former CEO of the Television Academy and an adjunct professor at the USC School of Cinematic Arts.