Ufotheater.com Website Review

At the end of July, 2018 I received the following email out of the blue: > Hey! I’m Austin Weinstein, a tech reporter at Bloomberg News. > I’ve been chatting a bit with some folks in the UFO spotting > commmunity, and Tyler of Secureteam comes up a lot. I know that some > people are very vocal that he’s not the most positive force for > the community — I was hoping to chat with you about his influence > and role. Do you think you’d have some time to chat with me soon? I’m accustomed to getting email intended for Tyler Glockner, producer of the UFO hoax YouTu*e channel Secureteam 10. I have no idea how that happens, but it’s usually a Secureteam fan asking a question. This time, however, it was a legit news outlet asking In subsequent weeks we emailed back and forth, and I learned he was working on an episode for the Bloomberg News-produced podcast Decrypted. The new season focused on the unintended consequences of technology, and UFO hoaxes, a form of fake news, certainly fit into that category. We discussed various aspects of hoaxing and how the most ardent defenders of hoaxes, in particular many Secureteam fans, are also diehard conspiracy theorists– and supporters of Donald Trump. We finally settled on mid-August to record an interview. I was working overtime hours at CBS Television City, so Austin made the extra effort during my lunch break. I found an unused office, and Chris recorded me while Austin interviewed me over the phone. Naturally we covered far more topics than would ever show up in the final product, including how I’ve been interested in science fiction and the paranormal since I was a te*n, and other debunkers I support and admire like Scott Brando and Captain Disillusion; he found it interesting that Captain D and I have the same visual effects background. Most relevant, however, was my take on Tyler Glockner of The episode was scheduled for an early September release, and I wondered: since Secureteam 10 would figure prominently in the episode,