UAP Investigates is a cinematic, season-based podcast that unpacks the most unsettling, underreported stories in the world of UFOs and the unexplained. Each season focuses on a single case or topic, unfolding it across multiple episodes with original reporting, first-person accounts, and expert insight. It’s a limited-series approach to the stories that deserve more than just a segment. It’s immersive, journalistic, and more narrative in nature—think Serial, but with a foot in the unknown.
Season 1: The AHI Files
Is the world ready for the truth? In the debut season, host Stephen Diener investigates the disturbing claims of military personnel and civilians alike—people who say they’ve suffered documented medical trauma after close encounters with UFOs and possible extraterrestrial entities. But the most chilling question might be this: are all of these injuries coming from out of this world… or could some have a human source? This season explores the phenomenon known as AHI (Anomalous Health Incidents), and why these cases go far beyond your average sighting.
UAP Investigates is a cinematic, season-based podcast that unpacks the most unsettling, underreported stories in the world of UFOs and the unexplained. Each season focuses on a single case or topic, unfolding it across multiple episodes with original reporting, first-person accounts, and expert insight. It’s a limited-series approach to the stories that deserve more than just a segment. It’s immersive, journalistic, and more narrative in nature—think Serial, but with a foot in the unknown.
Season 1: The AHI Files
Is the world ready for the truth? In the debut season, host Stephen Diener investigates the disturbing claims of military personnel and civilians alike—people who say they’ve suffered documented medical trauma after close encounters with UFOs and possible extraterrestrial entities. But the most chilling question might be this: are all of these injuries coming from out of this world… or could some have a human source? This season explores the phenomenon known as AHI (Anomalous Health Incidents), and why these cases go far beyond your average sighting.