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Night Road Radio Podcast

Night Road Radio Podcast

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Night Roads Radio Podcast is your gateway to the mysterious and unexplained. Join us as we explore the paranormal, supernatural events, and unsolved mysteries from around the world. From UFO sightings to eerie encounters with the unknown, each episode dives deep into the stories that defy logic and ignite curiosity. Tune in and journey with us down the shadowy roads of the unexplained, where the truth is often stranger than fiction.


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  • Ep:01 - The Official Night of the Flying Saucers.

    Ep:01 - The Official Night of the Flying Saucers.
    Jun 23 2025

    On the night of May 19, 1986, Brazilian skies lit up with the impossible.

    Twenty-one unidentified flying objects were detected by multiple radar stations. Commercial pilots, air traffic controllers, and even the Brazilian Air Force witnessed a series of maneuvers that defied logic, speed, and science. Jets were scrambled. Lights chased planes. And silence followed.

    In this episode, we dive deep into one of the most well-documented UFO encounters in history — the night Brazil's military admitted something unexplainable had invaded its airspace.

    Based entirely on official records, declassified documents, and real testimonies, this is the mysterious and chilling story of The Official Night of the Flying Saucers.

    🎧 Turn the lights off. Put your headphones on. And look up.

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    12 mins

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