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A wonderful man with a golden voice and questioning mind on hidden truths, both on and off-world. He kindly responded to several of my emails and I was happy to donate financially.

You have brought me hours of enjoyment and information. Your kindness, curiosity and gentle approach to interviewing was one that will be sorely missed. I hope your transition to the other side will answer so many of the questions you, and we the listener, sought. God bless you.

Missing Howard so very much. . A great loss to us all who have loved listening to him for many many years. My heart goes out to his family and of course to you Adam. Rest in Peace Howard. You are and always will be simply the best.

I am devastated and in tears having just found out that Howard left this life last month. His soothing voice and pioneering spirit formed a huge part of my life and in some of my darkest times helped me stay positive. As a believer in the unexplained and things cryptozoological, I have often found myself to be the butt of people’s jokes. Howard Hughes gave me a kindred spirit and reassurance I was not alone in these beliefs. He will forever hold a special place in my heart.My love & heartfelt condolences go out to his family and close friends. He is now on his greatest journey of discovery & he will have some of his questions answered.Goodbye & God bless my friend

I am beyond sad about the news of Howard’s passing. He was truly one of the greatest broadcast journalists of our time. He could have easily sold out and settled for a cushy news reporting position at a mainstream news outlet… but he chose to go the hard route and apply his amazing talent to what he was most passionate about… the paranormal… and everything that is “unexplained”. His in-depth coverage and intense curiosity into such matters created some of the best programming ever made. What set Howard aside was his unique ability to make his guests feel at ease thru his comfortable (yet informed) interview style. He was a natural conversationalist who never made the show about himself…his guests were always the star of the show (even though it was him that made them so great). Yes…his voice was like none other…but it was how he chose to use it why I will be forever indebted. He was true master and gentleman and I will miss him greatly.

Such a great loss, listened to Howard for years and let me tell you there is no one else like him and there never will be ! He was such a cool individual that was so passionate about his craft that he will never be forgotten and therefore forever immortal in the great work that he has created over the years.My partner and I shall greatly miss him and we pass on our condolences to Howard's family. Howard we look forward to finally meeting you when we eventually step over to the other side .....until then may God bless you eternally ....xx.

I am a bit late with this. I only heard a week or so ago. Howard was such a lovely man and since discovering the podcast four years ago I have exchanged quite a few emails with Howard. I desperately wanted to go on one of the cruises but it didn’t fit with my work schedule. I kept thinking of him in recent months and wondering if all was well. I kept meaning to drop him a line. I feel so sad that he is gone and every now and then remember it afresh, such as seeing a notification on my phone and expecting it to be a new episode or announcement from Howard, and then remembering. I wish he knew how much he meant to his listeners. He is/was a legend and it is such a loss to us. Goodbye Howard and I hope you find the answers, especially about the dear man you saw as a child. Love to you and yours 🦋🦋🦋

I’d been listening to Howard for so many years now. Lately I’d been taking a hiatus from all things paranormal/ufological and had only just this morning thought about catching up with Howard on “The Unexplained” - you can my shock and sadness upon discovering that he’d so suddenly passed on. This year had already seen the demise of two prominent ufologists Chris O’Brien and David Biedny - and now we’ve lost on of the paranormal’s greatest chroniclers.Howard was a very nice man and such a determined hard worker, he just pressed on despite all challenges which he openly and cheerfully shared with his audience, it was such a cosy relationship with his audience. He will be long remembered and much missed.

Such sad news, RIP.

Just found out about Howard's death. I am incredibly sad, I listened to and watched him for years. He brought news and ideas, especially ideas, to me. Somehow I kept hoping he would broadcast again and now I feel bereft though I never met him. He touched many lives and what better legacy can any person leave?

So sad to hear of the loss of Howard. I was alerted to his show a few years ago by a late friend who also sadly passed away in Dec 2022. Always engaging interviews and information and he leaves a big hole in my weekend listening as I am sure he does for many others too. Thank you, Howard, rest in peace dear friend.

Found The Unexplained during lockdown and have listened every since. Howard's shows were always interesting and entertaining. His presenting and interviewing techniques first rate. I'll miss hearing his voice.

I cannot believe I've only just found out. First discovered Howard on talk sport radio and have been listening ever since. My thoughts go out to Howard's family and friends.

So sad to hear of your passing Howard. I have been a long time listener of your show "The Unexplained" and I could always tell from your voice and demeanour that you were a genuine and good man, always respectful to your guests and always keeping an open mind no matter what. I hope wherever you are that you are in peace and that you now know "what's on the other side". Hopefully with your family and friends in a better place where all your questions have been answered. Peace out my brother Howard, I will miss your show and your voice in equal amounts. RIP

I was lucky enough to have lunch with Howard and toss around a few ideas for his web presence in the early days of The Unexplained over 10 years ago. He was not just a consummate professional and gentlemen, he was always passionate about all things unexplained - and that voice, truly one of the greats! The show has gone from strength to strength over the years and Howard was one of a kind, sad news - but I can't help but think that even though he always put Art Bell on a pedestal, in my and many others eyes, he is justifiably on one of his own.

For the past 18 years you have been a thread throughout my life, I started working nights back in 2008 and your podcasts got me through many nights, times I struggled through a marriage break up and times I celebrated new horizons, you were always a constant thread over these years, I miss you so much Howard and hope you have found a better place, rest in peace my friend and may god bless you x

I was so sad to hear the news. Over the last couple of months, I kept checking into the podcast to see if Howard was back. His voice was like a warm blanket, very soothing and one that I could listen to forever! And he was such a down to earth gentleman. Wishing his family comfort at this difficult time, especially as we approach Christmas!

Thank you Howard for all the memories. You will be missed.

I was so looking forward to Howards return. I looked forward to every new podcast and will miss him much. Rest peacefully Howard.

Howard,Your upbeat kind, Compassionate thoughtful personality was a ray of light in my life.I really look forward to your podcast on a Monday morning on my drive to work. They were always extremely thought provoking and enjoyable and left me thinking all day about your guests and the podcast.I always enjoy your personal stories about your family and your life and your Experience with the unexplained and paranormal. I feel you always had psychic capability and your incredibly intuitive.I was really hoping to meet you one day and I’m still stunned to hear you were gone.My thoughts are with you and your family, and thank you so much for all the pleasure your podcast gave me in my life.Best wishes, Howard. God bless..James

I'm so so sorry to hear of the loss of our well beloved, Howard you have kept me entertained and fascinated for many a dark and lonely night and as I have done for many a year, I will be looking forward to hearing you once again. I'm so sorry for Howards family and friends may he Rest in peace.

I started listening to The Unexplained by chance, Painting a back room in my house I decided to listen to the radio, scanning the airwaves it suddenly stopped on talksport and this voice (Howard Hughes) started talking, I didn’t miss a show after that, always looked forward to the show, absolutely devastated by the news!!!! R.I.P Howard Hughes 🙏

Thankyou Howard for your dulcet tones, intriguing guests and amazing stories. This is my third time round listening to all of your podcasts and they never get dull or loose their shine. Hope you’re getting some answers to The Unexplained up there. Grant

The Unexplained was one of my first podcasts I really got into and remained a favourite throughout, due to Howard's nature. Howard was a true giant of broadcasting who spoke personally to you, where ever we were, whatever we were doing and has been a companion through building work, long journeys and too numerous DIY tasks (This is some of the many ways I have used your show, Howard). I am truly grateful for the time he shared with us. With much love to Howard's family and friends at this very sad time.

I'm heartbroken to hear about Howard's passing. Adam the podcast you and Howard made brought so much joy and comfort to my daily commute. I'll truly miss it. Please take care of yourself. Rest in peace, Howard.

Just thought I would take a look at the latest info and was shocked to see Howard had passed. So used to look forward to the shows on TV and how he tried so hard to keep up with the happenings in the world of the weird as well as science. A true old fashioned investivative reporter, there are not many around like him. My best wishes to his family. Martin W age 79

My goodness, I've only just heard this incredibly sad news about Howard and I'm so sorry to hear of his passing.He was - for many a year - such a source of comfort and reliability on a Sunday night to me. So warm, so engaging, so interesting . . . so human. Such a talent,May you rest in peace well and find all the answers, Howie. Go well, la.

I only heard the news yesterday so feel a bit late posting this but I felt moved to do something because I enjoyed listening to Howard so much. He came across as a really likeable man and I loved to hear him give his weather updates at the start of each show! I was also intrigued to hear Howard mention his own unexplained story i.e. the time drift. What I have done last night is remembered Howard in my prayers as I very much expect that he is now experiencing a wonderful afterlife.

I'm literally in bits, I only found out tonight. Howard will never know his comforting & reassuring voice kept me alive on many lonely journeys during a very hard part of my life. Even though I had little money I still sent small donations when I could just so I could hear him. I listened for many many years and the loss of him is second to the loss of my own father. I'll miss him so much.

I feel really sad at the news of Howard's passing. My wife and I have so many memories of lying in bed on a Sunday as he delivered a diverse but never boring show with his wonderful voice. Even when some of the more difficult to believe guests were on air he always showed genuine interest and importantly always treated them with the up most respect. His love of radio shone through. I hope his family finds some solace knowing the genuine love, warmth and respect his listeners had for him. Rest in peace Howard and thank you for everything. You will be missed.

I’ve followed you Howard from your days at capital right through to modern day.You sir fed my hunger for the unreal the mystical and plain right unexplained.You had a voice of pure silk yet had a command of questioning some can only wish for.We will all miss you dearly and we will all keep the flag flying for the unexplained.You sir are an absolute gent to one and all❤️

I let out an “oh no” when I belatedly discovered the news about Howard. In an age where the search for any truth, exploration and interest in any people, our past, present and future takes on a political hue, Howard steered a steady course, nodding to the mainstream but hugging close and nurturing the alternative view. He sent me a lengthy, thoughtful email, in reply to a daft suggestion about the ghost of a witch in my home town. He gave advice to me on doing my own research and keeping him informed.He was a good man - a very good man - delivering sensitive and objective interviews and curating updates on old mysteries and revelations in new ones. If Howard is in spirit he will know the love he has from fans and the impact he has had. God speed you on angels’ wings, Sir.

Howard was my buddy for so many years. Used to pop him on the podcast and do all of my chores with him while plugged into my phone. He was classy, professional, and had a great voice/communication. So many people in enjoyed you for so many years. Rest easy my friend…

Wherever you go, let us know, stay in touch - there are so many waiting. Thank you Howard, for your comforting voice and judge free style. Thank you for inviting everyone aboard as fellows and friends. Truly you will be missed on and off air. May DARPA, SETI and all those technological and humanly spiritual listeners here back from you.Thank you Adam and team who made that show ever possible. May it continue.

I've been a listener for years now and when I got on the website to see if Howard had updated the news left me numb. Suddenly a great man was lost, a man who was like a dear friend to people all over the world, most of whom he'd never met. Through slower times at work, on the way home, and out and about, Howard was there for me to hear like with so many others. Even so I am two years behind on the back catalog, and now when I listen it will be with sadness as well as interest for the subjects and guests Howard presented along with his own thoughts about the weather and life in general. I was honored to have been acknowledged after emails where I had a question or suggestion for a topic or guest, and I'm grateful to have found his podcast years ago. Condolences to his family, friends, listeners, and thank you Adam and others for helping Howard reach the world with his show. RIP Howard, you and Art Bell have a lot to talk about.

Farewell my radio friend you will be missed very much , condolences to all his family. Thank you Adam for the podcast and look forwards to hearing the tribute compilation.

I am so so so sad to hear about the passing of Howard Hughes. I listened to his podcast for years, and could probably listen for another few years by going through the archives. He had a great voice for broadcasting, it really seemed to be his passion. He was super lovely to me whenever I emailed in. I hope he's reunited with his parents and perhaps one of the mediums he spoke to can interview him for a change ! lol

Adam, there's nothing I can add to your wonderful tribute or to the others already submitted. I'm thankful for his work and for having the opportunity to listen to many of Howard's podcasts.

Howard's genuine kindness and searching for the meaning behind it all helped me through difficult times. I emailed to thank Howard and not only was he kind to answer, his reply was full of humility and hope - definitely a great person who will be missed.

Thank you for the care and effort you have taken in paying tribute to Howard at what must be an incredibly painful time for you. He was such an authentic and fabulous interviewer and presenter. He will be so very missed. He had a special connection with his listeners around the world. What a fabulous human being and what a wonderful legacy he leaves in his body of work. Gone far, far too soon always to be fondly remembered.

I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Howard, I could not wait to hear the latest shows when they aired. To my suprise on the 3 March 2019 episode 385 Howard read out my story of an encounter I had back in the 1970s. I was gobsmacked, I have never had anything read out on the radio before, and the thing is while Howard was reading it out in those dulced tones he sounded genuinely interested as he did when he was interviewing his guests. Howard my friend RIP and now you will be knowing the truth. Alan

My heart goes out to the close family and friends of Howard Hughes during this time of loss. Though many of us never had the privilege of meeting him in person, I believe we all carry a piece of him in our hearts. Howard had an incredibly warm and authentic voice that is truly beautiful. I am sure many of us admired Hughes as a person of great integrity, with a unique combination of reasonable skepticism and genuine love for his guests and listeners. He created a space that felt warm and inclusive, where everyone was treated with kindness and respect. I also very much appreciate all the work Adam and the team who worked with Hughes over the years and the touching message that accompanied the sad news - my heart goes out to everyone involved.I will deeply miss his bubbly personality, his sweet nature, and the way he connected with people. Even in moments like his broadcasts from a cruise ship, his enthusiasm and positivity shone through. Howard seemed like the kind of person anyone with a heart would cherish having in their life.We all feel this loss deeply, but I hope his spirit can continue through the love and kindness he inspired in others. I will strive to carry forward his beautiful nature, so his light can live on among us. Howard was truly special, and he will always hold a place in my heart.

So sad to hear that you have gone to meet your beloved father and mother, but don't forget us here on Earth.Send us a broadcast from wherever you are.I am sure that you and Art Bell will have some great discussions.Thank you, thank you, thank you.

So sad to hear of Howards passing. The Unexplained on Sunday was mandatory listening for our family - He became one of us. Howard came across as a thoroughly decent and well-liked person with the best voice on radio. A perfect late night listening voice.We will always have the podcasts, but they will never replace him in person. No more shout-outs (They made our day and was so thrilled when he read out mine (Suzi) for my birthday.)All of his guests we so complimentary towards him. We have never quite seen this level of Bonhomie before.A rare presenter who professionally & personally made everybody feel better when he was with us.R.I.P Howard you were an unexplained one of a kind.

To hear of your passing felt almost the same as if I had lost someone from the family though we never met before. As a non-native english speaker I can surely say that listening to Howard would most of the time feel like he was speaking my own language due to the clarity, soothing and calming sound of his voices. I was my whole life fascinated with all the mysteries of the universe and his show was one of the best things I could find on the web to follow, not only his guests but the questions he brought up were simply the best, wherever you are now, I hope you are in peace and have found out or confirmed everything which was always matter of discussion during your show. My deepest feeling to all his family and close friends.

I heard the news of our dear Howard's passing about a week after Adam posted it. He had been gone for so long that I wasn't checking his podcast as frequently as I used to, but I was totally shocked to see "the man with the golden voice," as I admirably called Howard, had tragically passed away. I just don't want to believe it, just like I didn't want to believe when Art Bell passed away. Howard, for me, was Art Bell's replacement, which is why I wasn't surprised when Howard told the story of how Art wanted him to move to the USA to take over his show. As someone who is a Nightbird and often alone, Howard, like Art Bell, became my friend through his show. I could always count on him to be there for me, keep me from feeling alone and lonely, and entertain me with his wit, wonderful interviews, and a golden voice I would be happy to hear read a phone book. Howard, I feel, was the last of a generation of truly gifted and unique interviewers, of whose like we will not see again. Thank you, Howard, for keeping me company in the middle of the night when I felt so alone. Thank you for entertaining me, engaging my imagination with your questions, and always making me feel like you appreciated me listening to you. And thank you, Adam, for all your hard work that Howard always acknowledged and appreciated. Lastly, I want to thank everyone here who posted a message to Howard's memory. I wish I could hug you all and let you know I feel and share in your sorrow, and that we are a special group of people for appreciating and sharing a vision of the world that Howard promoted and inspired through his eternal quest for knowledge. Rest well, Howard. We will not forget you and love you, our brother.

I was taken aback by how hard the news of Howard's passing hit me, a listener who never met him. I think that's a testament to the genuine warmth and kindness he conveyed through his wonderful voice, his weather commentary, his humor, his respect for his guests (even the more controversial ones), and the way he looked out for "my listener". My thoughts are with his family and friends, who surely miss him dearly.

Deepest sympathy and condolences to family, friends and listeners. He was an awesome speaker with a wonderful voice. Will be sadly missed. Rest well my friend.

So sad to hear of Howards passing, we have enjoyed listening to his Podcast over the years, most especially during the awful COVID years of lockdowns. He was always great company to listen to and he came across as enthusiastic, honest & genuine and gave a platform to speakers who were often not taken seriously by mainstream media.We will miss hearing his voice & sympathies to his family & friends.Chris

So sorry to hear Howard Hughes passing, his happy friendly nature lit every home, heart and mind. Gone but never forgotten. Love to his dear family.

So sorry to hear the sad news about our friend. I discovered Howards show during lockdown and he kept me company and entertained with his wonderful guests and topics during lonely times. Thank you Howard.Rest In Peace with your parents and family.

RIP Howard, Such sad news. Thoughts and prayers to all family and friends.I Saw a few times on TV and have just discovered the website and captivating Podcasts.I have just reached episode 21 "The Titanic Conspiracy”. May your legacy live on.

I had the immense pleasure of chatting to Howard on The Unexplained and TalkRadio in a professional capacity. Prior to that, I was a fan of the original show. Howard was a great inspiration and innovator, who shared his infectious interest in the unorthodox and paranormal. The quality of the shows with their tremendous guests have provided an invaluable resource for my students for countless years. What a wonderful legacy the projects have left. Thanks you will be missed. Sad news indeed.

Condolences to family and friends of Howard. A thank you to Adam webmaster - we share your sadness😢 A listener from the beginning, was looking forward to next episode, alas😢 not to be. Rest in peace Howard - and thank you.

I never met Howard but I’ve been listening to him from the early days of his radio news reading, to the Unexplained. First his Sunday night show then Talk TV show. Back to his Sunday night radio show again and all the podcasts.I will miss the Unexpected radio show, as I was always waiting for it to air on Sunday.Howard will always be a friend to me, even though we never met in person. I always felt I knew him. I wish all my positive thoughts to his family, throughout this hard time.RIP Howard

I first found Howard on the radio with his relaxed and calm style, and his genuine interest in unexplained events he was always a joy to experience.RIP

I can’t believe you have gone Howard. You will be forever missed😢

An amazing broadcaster and soothing presence that kept me entertained for many years.Good luck on your new adventure Howard; you are loved and missed.

It was very sad to learn of Howard's passing. I really enjoyed his shows and have been missing new episodes for months. It's tragic that I won't hear something new from him ever again. I can't imagine how difficult this is for the people who truly knew him, not just a listener, like me. My condolences to all those who are grieving. Thank you Howard for your curiosity and sharing your explorations into the unexplained with the world. I hope that you are pleasantly surprised by the other side and that some of your questions about it have been answered.

I feel so sad to hear the passing of Howard way too soon. My partner and I would always tune into The Unexplained every Sunday night, and although I would invariably be lulled into sleep by Howards soothing tones, I would always catch up with the podcast the next day. Howard brought the wonders of the universe, both known and unknown into our mundane lives in his own gentlemanly way. Our Sundays will never be the same again.Rest in peace Howard.Simon & Caroline

Devasted, so looking forward to a return and hearing THAT voice again. I feel like I know him as so personable, the weather and what’s going on behind the sciences and his life that he shared worked perfectly with his more serious, methodical approach to his guests and I guess friends in some. A perfect interviewer and broadcaster. Howard (as you probably know now as have all the answers) I can’t count the amount of hours you’ve been in my EarPods, night and day. I’m sure you calculated it once. So missed hear you on the other side. Rest in peace and knowledge x

Very sorry to hear of Howard's passing.His voice was his fortune. He was a delight to listen to. He will be sorely missed by all.We will never see his like again. Rest in peace, Howard.

So very saddened to hear of this terrible news, been listening to Howard and The Unexplained since the very start, lovely man and soothing voice, I would listen to Howard at work and when driving in the car. Incredibly sad day, hope he is with his mam and dad again, I am sure he is.God speed Howard

Very sorry to hear of Howard's passing.His voice was his fortune. He was a delight to listen to. He will be sorely missed by all.We will never see his like again. Rest in peace, Howard.

Like many other listeners I am deeply saddened to hear of the passing of our most humble Howard Hughes.I came across 'The Unexplained with Howard Hughes' many years ago and was not just interested in the numerous topics but the way Howard played an important part in the show.He was gentle, polite and totally passionate about the weird and wonderful of of each and every subject he spoke about.There will never be another like Howard and I hope all his family and friends with be honoured in knowing he was very much admired and loved by all.Bless you....always remembered in our hearts.

Howard was truly a gift — a thoughtful and compassionate presenter who radiated care and kindness. His podcast felt like a visit from a dear friend, blending the mysterious and unknown with heartfelt glimpses into his personal life. His legendary voice and warm presence will be deeply missed. Sending heartfelt condolences to his family and friends during this difficult time.

I am so very sorry to hear this news. I came quite late to the Podcast when a friend work told me about it a couple of years ago. Ever since I have been hooked listening to the nearly all of the archive. I can honestly say I have never heard a bad show, and that is down to Howard's brilliance as a broadcaster and news guy. Rest in Peace, Howard, may you find the answers you were looking for in the next plane. Adam, what a wonderful and moving tribute which I have listened to a number of times whilst trying to absorb this awful news.

I always looked forward to The Unexplained each week, Howard was a great host! Thank you Howard for being so authentic and personable and for making a positive difference in the lives of your listeners! I look forward to meeting you in the afterlife.

I feel sad as though I lost a friend. Howard wore is heart on his sleeve and made you feel as though you were there sitting in his living room. He was always concerned about everyone’s feedback and wanted to be fair and honest. I loved all the personal stories about his parents, riding his bike and Liverpool. He was very humble. As a communicator he was like, Art Bell, Orson Wells, Paul Harvey. Howard you were great and appreciated greatly. You are with your parents now. I’m glad for having found your podcast. Rest in peace.

So sorry to hear of the passing of Howard. I have listened to his unexplained podcast for years and always found it very enjoyable and thought provoking. He will be sadly missed.

Feel obliged to leave a comment upon learning this awful news. The first podcast I ever downloaded - and over a decade later was still eagerly anticipating each episode After such a long time, such warm familiarity - and with what Howard delicately chose to share about his own life, it felt more like a long distance friendship. I know others will have felt the same and will be feeling as I do now Howard's approach created a credible platform for subjects that the media overall don't always treat with credibility, which is what made The Unexplained stand out. Truly gifted at what he did, he leaves a legacy of hundreds I'd hours of fascinating work of which I hope he was proud. I'm sure he had plans for hundreds more. His loss leaves a huge void.Until the next time HowardMy best wishes to his friends and family.

So sad to hear that Howard has left us, a wonderfully enthusiastic man who was the conduit to all the topics that few presenters went near, he will be sadly missed by many of us but mostly by his family my thoughts are with them. He has left us a great legacy with all of the podcasts he has done for us to listen to, it’s just so sad he didn’t get to 1000 like he wanted to. RIP Howard Hughes

I used to love listening to Howard and will through the website continue to do so. I used to send an email after every show saying great show Howard. He would send me an email saying thanks Richard. When he wasn't on terrestrial radio I used to get up at 4 am to listen to him on Art Bells digital network. I will miss hearing and seeing you Howard and all I can say is thanks for all the wonderful memories.

Adam, that caring and tender announcement you provided the show could not have been easy. You did him proud. Howard would be well chuffed. I've waited to post this for fear that will be it and in reality that is it. I've really struggled to be honest like so many of you here sharing your thoughts, it's hit hard. Howard provided something we all needed, a little beacon week in week out. Through all our shared trails and tribulations. Howard was a genuinely kind soul a consummate professional, I'll just really miss him. To his family and Sister my deepest condolences. Rest easy, Maestro.

I received the news of Howie’s passing on my 50th Birthday. Devastated would be an understatement in how I felt to know that my friend and this giant of the airwaves was no longer with us. I last spoke with him in June and shall cherish our regular WhatsApp messages about radio and our latest microphone purchases. I first met Howard in a music shop on Charing Cross Road. I’d listened to him throughout the 80’s and 90’s on Capital Radio and his voice, delivery and journalism inspired me to want to do the same. We became good friends, joined by our mutual love of the microphone. We would talk for hours about the minutiae of the proximity effect, of the classic RE20 and its warmth, and our lucky eBay purchases of vintage gear. To sound that good on mic you have to know the mic. Rest in peace Howard Hughes. Sad I didn’t get to say goodbye. That’s the way it is. 💔

I was shocked and very saddened to hear of Howard’s passing. He was a bright light of humility, intelligence, wonder and support for many. I hope as he takes our love with him into the next plane. He will be profoundly missed. The Egyptians said that you were not dead until the last time someone spoke your name. That will be a very long time for Howard indeed. Much love to his family and friends. Be well. Take care.

There are so many podcasts in this age that we now live in. I've heard many, some good some not. But Howard, you my friend were indeed cut from an entirely different cloth. You've touched and enriched the lives of so many people, and I was one of them. Wherever you are right now dear Howard, I hope you're happy and at peace. Many of us know/believe that this is not the end, but merely the beginning of a truly fantastic journey to exciting places hitherto unknown.So as you continue on with your journey, we the people, your loyal fans, will keep your memory alive with the love we all share for you in our hearts.I would say RIP, but I'm sure you'll be too busy exploring to do that. So instead will simply say Thank You Howard😊🙏

Thank you for the many years of radio enjoyment, You were the consummate professional and no one will ever be equal.You made us feel like a family and the thought of not hearing you on air again is truly heartbreaking. Thank you once again, you will always be with me in my heart and your legend will live on.

Very sad to hear of Howard's death. I became a fan of his Unexplained podcast several years ago. As others have said, he had not only an awesome voice and a professional interviewing style, he also made the podcast seem like a personal interaction with the listener. All without any ego or making the program all about himself. As someone in the U.S., I understand the comparisons to Art Bell. But I would also say Howard was similar to Larry King, in terms of curiosity, personable but tight interview style, and the ability to make almost any topic watchable/listenable. RIP Howard, you were an irreplaceable broadcasting talent.

So sorry to hear of Howard’s passing.I was a guest on his Talk TV show a couple of years ago.He made what could have been a very daunting experience a very pleasurable and memorable one.I simply wanted to share my passion for the paranormal and Howard was genuinely interested.Very few presenters have a genuine interest in the subject they chose to cover.He just came across a really nice bloke.A massive loss not just to his friends and family but to the paranormal community.Thanks Howard

The sad news of Howards passing has been a complete shock to me. A matter of comfort to me is the fact that Howard knows there is an afterlife. One in which a beautiful Soul joins. God bless you Howard. X

Thank you for the amazing interviews over the years Howard. May you rest in peace .Thank you also Adam for your hard work supporting Howard.

So very sad to hear about Howard's passing. I used to love listening to his podcast and remember hearing to him on LBC, and before that, many moons ago on Talk Radio. Will be most missed. God bless you Howard, you now know the truth of the universe. Xx

Thank you Adam, and of course Howard for the hours of listening you have provided me. I am genuinely sad at the news of Howard’s passing. I am one of the listeners that would put on the podcast as I drifted off to sleep, but was always sure to re-listen on the train to work the next morning. Fascinating topics that opened my mind to the possibilities of the unexplained. Although I didn’t know him personally, his broadcasting style certainly made him feel like a familiar friend. He will most certainly be missed.

This is difficult to write, for someone I unfortunately never met but felt I knew really well like one of those friends who would give you the shirt off his back if he could. Going from first hearing his most incredible vocal abilities on Capital Radio in the early 90's then rediscovering him and this wonderful podcast in 2013 when id hit a massive low point in my life to his final update in July it's like he's been a presence, a constant, almost guardian like. Thank you Howard, your podcasts kept me going when things could have turned dark. Go well Sir, Go well.

I've known Howards voice from Capital 95.8fm when I worked in a factory during the 90s. Loved his unexplained programs! Will cherish the copys I have. You will be missed x

I so enjoyed The Unexplained. I once sent Howard a strange experience I had, and he read it on air. I would often send him an email and he always responded. He will be missed.

Hard to believe no more shows with Howard after all these years. Very Sad, Howard will be missed all over the world.Rest Easy Howard

I am so sorry to hear that Howard has left us, he kept me entertained for more that 10 years. He even retold my father's story about his UFO encounter that he had when he was in Australia. I exchanged e mails often with Howard and he always answered. Now that is no more. So sad. Wherever you are Howard, your voice will always be with me as I travel around the world, stay safe, stay calm, your listeners will always be listening out for you.

I speak for friends and the wider community who listen to the podcast and shows. You will be missed more than you could ever imagine. Rest up.

I have been listening to The Unexplained with Howard Hughes since 2008. I remember when I first heard his voice. I thought, this can't be real, this must be a put on. Nobody has a voice like this.The world has been through a lot since Howard started the podcast. Four presidents have come and gone, a once in a hundred year pandemic (touch wood) and even the rise of AI. Howard was there with us throughout it all. I listened to him on train trips, on international flights, on walks along the beach, even as I fell asleep. And now he's gone. What shone through was his curiosity, his professionalism, his generosity, and the love he had for his parents. He was a good soul and I will miss him.

I discovered Howard very early on. Life is lonely as a salesman and I cannot count the number of late night plane rides that Howard kept me company. His was a voice that performed one of the most important feats a human being can for a fellow human being: it brought me great comfort during lonely times.Howard came armed to every episode with that amazing voice, but more importantly he came armed with enormous sincerity to each episode and every engagement with his guests.Howard made an impact on the entire world, a feat very few can claim. I will sincerely and deeply miss you Howard. It saddens me that I never had the opportunity to meet you, thank you and buy you a pint for all the good you put into my life and into the world.I pray you have found all the answers you and your audience have been searching for.You will never be forgotten.Ryan LMinneapolis, Minnesota, USA

Such sad news. Howard’s voice alone was reason enough to tune in but there was so much more to keep one there once they did. He was one of those rare individuals that are able to convey a warmth, a decency, and caring regardless of the medium one experienced him through. We are better for having had him for a time and are left feeling a little smaller with his passing. Best, Jason

Thanks for all the years of keeping me company on the night shift and on cross country road trips. You will truly be missed by us all.

I was absolutely devastated to hear the news of Howard’s passing on Saturday. I have been listening to him for 20 years and it is so sad to think we will never hear him in full flow again. As interesting as his shows were, Howard had that gift of connecting with people and his warmth and kind nature were also what made the shows so special to me and many others. My thoughts are with his family and close friends at this sad time. Sleep well Howard hopefully your questions are now being answered.

Howard you were an absolute legend and having listened to hundreds of them over the years i just wanted to say I absolutely loved your podcasts.We have all lost someone truly special, someone who i am sure had no idea really of the impact he had and how he touched our lives. Howard is someone i will never forget.I hope you have the answers to the unexplained now Howard, and if theres a radio station wherever you are i hope to hear you one day in the future.Rest easy Howard.

Howard, over the last countless years we have listened avidly to your fascination with all things unexplained. Who knows what levels of life surround us? Spiritual, ethereal, physical, terrestrial, extraterrestrial, time travelling beings et al. Thank you for your time on earth. We all look forward to meeting you again in the next dimension. Regards TJ

I'm so so sad that the world lost Howard Hughes last week, not many things bring a tear to my eyes but this has. I never met the great man but after listening to 810 of his shows via radio or podcast since 2007 he has opened my mind to so many weird & wonderful things. So a huge thank you & respect for that Howard. Such sad news , RIP Howard & i hope you are now finding the answers to many of your questions in another realm / dimension . THANKYOU x

Howard said many times how much he loved Art Bell; so did I. I wish the two of them could broadcast to us together from beyond. I miss both of them a lot. I have been listening to Howard's The Unexplained podcast for many years. I loved Howard's weather reports! We don't see the sun much in Aptos either. My heart-felt sympathy goes out to all who loved Howard Hughes. And as Howard always said, thank you Adam Cornwell for being such a trusty webmaster for so many years. You did a wonderful and moving announcement of Howard's passing on theunexplained.tv! I look forward to the audio memorial and will go back and re-listen to some of Howard's old broadcasts which will make me shed some tears.Hugs,Sharon

Really sad and shocked to hear about the loss of Howard Hughes - condolences to his family and friends - he will be missed by many x RIP Howard

So so saddened to hear of Howard's passing. I started listening to the Unexplained podcasts at night around 6 years ago when I was struggling to sleep following a bereavement - and Howard's comforting voice and fascinating shows helped me more than he will ever know. I still continue to listen every evening. We never met but he felt like part of my my life.Thank you Adam for contining to keep the shows online - I will continue to listen to the archive.

This podcast was with me during bad and good times, helped me survive night shifts, and didn't let me forget English when I was making first steps into grown up's world after I graduated from Uni. I will admire Howard's kindness and professionalism forever. What a legend, radio and podcasts lost one of the best. I will miss him dearly.

I have been listening to Howard's podcasts for many years now. Also watched every episode of his show when it was on Talk TV. Just in shock right now. Have been checking for any updates over the past few months. Was so hoping that he was going to start the podcast back up. He was by far the best. That soothing voice and wonderful sense of humor, along with his professionalism; no body comes close. He has left a huge void. I am devastated by this news. As others have said; he was truly an incredible man. Rest in peace Howard, you will always be the best!

I kept checking the Unexplained podcast just waiting for Howard to get back on and now I'm truly heartbroken to hear of his passing. Howard's honest and open way of communicating will be missed. The Unexplained was my favourite past time when I walked my dog. I will miss his voice, his show and the camaraderie I experienced listening to Howard. I felt like I knew him. Rest in Peace Howard.Long time listener, first time commenter. Mike M

Dear AdamThank you so much for your lovely and amazing and moving tribute. I felt that Howard was my friend even though we never met, I found myself falling into tears. Thank you Dear Howard, Thank you for being in our lives and for letting us wonder with you about The Universe . You were warm, kind, funny and humble. I remember you would say that you were poor, but actually you are rich and we were made all the more richer listening to all the treasures of the universe in your show. Thank you forever. Rest in peace dear friend.

Howard was hugely loved, and a lovely man with a lovely spirit.We wanted more of him and it is a sad shock that he has moved on. We have to celebrate the fact that he gave us his time and sought to enlighten us, what he achieved is memorable and remains with us. His archive is important, we should listen to it again. It would be good if someone can honor him by continuing what he started.I did enjoy our interview and was hoping for another but I believe something had a bigger plan for Howard and that he has not vanished but moves forward in another way.If you are listening, thanks for everything.

Just wanted to say how sorry I feel since I heard of Howards passing. I was a regular listener to his show , i found his voice soothing and comforting and the podcasts always facinating and a pleasure to listen to. I am going to miss him greatly , even though i never met him but he sure had a way of making you feel at ease with just his voicely pressance . Goodbye and bless you howard . Thankyou for all the amazing work you have gifted us in your legacy . ❤️

I was so deeply saddened to hear the news of Howard's passing. Having checked for updates over the past few months in the hope of positive news, this was truly a blow. I have been a listener of The Unexplained for seven years now, since the accidental discovery of the podcast, I have been completely captivated and hooked. Howard's dedication and professionalism shone through, I loved to hear his diverse content - and thoroughly enjoyed the weather updates! Being from Merseyside myself, I felt a true kinship towards Howard, and can't help but think that a lot of listeners felt genuine warmth and 'friendship' for this truly incredible man. Hoping comfort finds all of those that feel his absence, and will miss his incredible contribution to seeking an answer to the unexplained. Rest in peace Howard.

Very sad to hear of Howard’s passing. Thoughts and prayers to family and friends.

Very sorry to hear about Howard. I was an avid listener and shocked and saddened to hear the news. Prayers to the family and friends. Thank you Howard for the incredible journeys you took me on along with your guests. You will be missed. Trevor

To my favorite podcaster ever, rest in paradise Howard, and thank you for the years of amazing work.

It’s very difficult for me to accurately express how profoundly sad I am to hear of Howard’s passing into the cosmos far too early. I never met Howard in person, I never spoke with him on the phone, yet I feel closely connected to him, like he is a member of my close friend circle. All of this from listening to his podcast these many years. His ability to pull me into his conversations was incredible and genuine. For that I will always hold him in the highest regard. I always enjoyed hearing a Howard give his weather reports….it was endearing and supplied incredible context to his programs. I will always hold him in The highest regard and will miss him and his broadcasts the rest of my days. Thank you Howard for sharing your time and talents. You set the standard high. With kindness go forth and be cosmic.

Happy travels across the universe Howard. You will be missed.

Having found Howard’s show at a time of sadness and change in my own life, the back catalogue and friendly communication by occasional email lifted my gloom and supported my mood. I loved every show and listened as he went on TV recently, but the podcasts were the best. What a wonderfully genuine person, he is sorely missed. It would be great to have his legacy continue & I would love to hear a Tribute Programme. I wish him a safe passage into his own Unexplained 💖

Thank You for sharing with us every Sunday night the wonders of this universe in all its changing forms. The only show that provided so many different stories with clarity and in-depth research.

Oh no, 😢😢😢 he was a darling, darling man, so thoughtful, insightful and knowledgeable. I am so privileged to have heard his amazing broadcasting. Truly special, truly one of a kind. I was thinking of him a few days ago, wondering whether to message to ask how he was. I hope he is able to be there on the other side and realise how much he was so deeply loved. My thoughts are with his family and dear friends who will miss him so much. What a loss to the world. Sending all my love to his family and friends.

Dear Howard and Adam,Words cannot describe the shock and sadness that I felt when Adam shared the news of your passing. Where do we go from here? You came into my life about 4 years ago as a pop up suggestion on my podcasts list that based on my interests I might like this one. Well, from that moment I was hooked. You were a guiding light in a very dark tunnel, and as I binge listened the light grew brighter showing me a way through the tunnel. Your words and insights broadened my mind and showed me endless possibilities, other worlds, inner worlds, out of this world, and this world we inhabit. I started listening to your podcasts over again about 2 months ago, your words soothing me like a hot cup of coffee. And now as I revisit your podcasts I am still soothed, but now there is a taint that your voice is now silenced. Howard, I truly hope that you are once more reunited with your beloved parents, you spoke of them often and your love of them was enduring. Rest in peace now Howard, it is truly deserved.

RIP Howard , my sincere condolences to family , colleagues and friends. I am truly shocked to learn of your passing. You will be missed by millions of people throughout the world and beyond.Ian

Howard, I never sent you a message, but you should know that you walked with me every single day. When I struggled you helped to raise me, when I couldn't sleep YOU soothed me! I can't think of an example where anyone did this for me; you're a HERO for so many people and you will be rewarded now!Now that you're not in this 3-D world, I want your family and friends to know that it's not the end. I unfortunately never met you, but I wish that I had!You are beyond a gentlemen to me and helped me through many hard times in 3-D. You're just a lovely person and I know now that you'll finally be rewarded.; You probably had all the rewards that you'll ever need ;)I will ironically be able to talk a litlle with you now, in my dreams and meditation, always remeber life is a cycle and you'll be back. I'd like to offer my condolences to all the people who feel like I do in this monent. Family first, friends second and then all listeners like me. A TRULY GREAT MAN!THERE ARE GREAT THINGS TO BE LEARNED FROM HOWARD HUGHES!!It's less unexplained now and you will always walk WITH ME. I would like to thank Adam for his beautiful message; that was AWESOME. Well done :) I take my hat off to YOU Sir, an incredible moment. LOVE TO ALL See you in 4-D Howard and I hear your voice AND KINDNESS, every single day. Well done for being a leader! We stand with you, and miss you in this moment. SAT NAM

I just wanted to say how much my husband and I have loved Howard Hughes over the years. His voice brought comfort, his personality brought joy & his curiosity of the universe and the unknown was thought provoking, insightful & inspiring. We loved his guests on the podcasts & shows, especially those that clearly became his friends & respected him for his honesty and integrity.Thank you Howard Hughes & thank you to all those who brought us The Unexplained with Howard Hughes. Sleep well now or come back & tell us all about it x

Been listening pretty much since the beginning. Really sad news. Howard was great company and made this subject super interesting. Loved the show. Really going to miss it.

RIP Howard. Thank you for being a constant companion from the start of your show to the end. Your departure will definitely be missed. May you now rest in peace in the grace God.

I’m very sad to hear about the passing of Howard. One of the voices I remembered from my childhood as we had Capital FM on in our house constantly. I was very excited when I found his podcast a few years ago. It was like listening to an old friend & he was very kind & gracious when I emailed him about it. He will be very much missed. My condolences to his friends & family, sending love and light to you all.

Although I have never met you Mr Hughes, your voice has got me through some sleepless nights with my children. Even now we all still listen to you. May your family and friends take comfort in how loved you were and I for one will greatly miss you. You are a legend RIP Sir.

You will be missed, Howard. The Unexplained was much more than a podcast to me. It was a feeling of coming home, of being safe. So was your voice.You often said you hoped you would get to stick around for much longer; there was much more you wanted to do and experience. It saddens me that you didn't get to do that. But I'm sure you are with your beloved parents now, and I know how much you loved and missed them.You will never be forgotten. Don´t forget to stay in touch ;)

Firstly, I'd like to pay my respects to an incomparable voice, and human being, that Howard was, as well as my deepest condolences to his loved ones.It was a sad, and surprising news about his departure from this realm. I know his legacy will live on for evermore. No one will ever fill Howard's shoes, but I hope someone will continue from where he left off.May the wings of heaven guide you in your ethereal journey.

I cannot believe Howard has passed. I have Iistened to his Unexplained podcast for many years. It was smart, funny, interesting and thought provoking just like Howard himself. Really a top class show among a sea of others. Howard seemed to know everyone that mattered and always made a great podcast. I'm so sad. I'll really miss his great voice and sharp intellect, Goodbye Howard and thank you.Longtime Listener,CarolineHudson Valley, NY, USA

I am so sorry to hear that Howard is gone. I was down in Blackpool over the weekend when I heard the news and it really upset me. I never met Howard, I was never that fortunate but I was a loyal listener and he did reply to an email I sent him once which meant a lot to me. Howard was more than just a broadcaster and a presenter, to me, he felt like a friend. I looked forward (with my brother David) to tuning into the show every Sunday night and I never missed it if I could possibly avoid it. My brother David loved the show and admired Howard as much as I do, together we would tune in on Sunday night and be enthralled by the talk and the guests. Howard made an impact, he changed a lot of lives for the better with his erudite exploration of the mysteries of life (and let's not forget all the hard science either, though, admittedly, that was never really my thing) and his welcoming and kind approach to everyone (not to mention his one of a kind voice, Howard was made for radio for sure)I will miss Howard and the warm Sunday nights I enjoyed listening (with my brother) to The Unexplained with Howard Hughes. Things will never be the same again but Howard will never be forgotten

I've been listening to Howard on The Unexplained since it first aired on TalkSport, and today, it deeply saddens me to hear his voice again on Radio Moments following his passing. Over the past two decades, I always looked forward to hearing Howard share his thoughts on the hundreds of fascinating topics he explored. Now, those discussions will remain a mystery—an Unexplained.I'm grateful, though, that David Lloyd asked Howard to record an episode of Radio Moments in November 2020. Hearing Howard reflect on his career was a true gift. I won’t lie—the final words he spoke left me in tears.I will miss Howard more than words can express. He’s had a profound impact on me in ways he’ll never know. I hope the legacy of Howard and The Unexplained continues to inspire for years to come. Rest in peace, Howard.

I can't believe Howard is no longer with us, what a classic radio voice he had I loved listening to this podcast over the years. I will miss these podcasts and getting lost in Ghost Story UFOs and all the unexplained.From another Liverpudlian, thank you until we meet again, Howard. RIP Sleep Well.You Will Never Walk Alone.Marc

Adam, you said so clearly all the things I’m sure many of us feel about Howard. I, along with thousands of people loved listening to his work. He will remain a giant in the field of broadcasting, and has taken his place alongside Art Bell in the world of the unexplained. What shone through all of his conversations, with a great variety of people was how intelligent, kind, understanding and inquisitive he was. He will be greatly missed. His last words to us on the podcast were ‘take care.’ That says a lot.

The world's a greyer place with your passing Mate, would like to pass on my utmost condolences to your family, friends, colleagues and everyone who enjoyed your excellent podcast and professionalism. I'm grateful for that but hate the wrongness of your premature passing. Thank you for our correspondence, just wish I'd overcome my reticence and had the interview with you. Godspeed Howard and regards to your loving parents.

Absolutely devastated to hear of Howards passing, his podcast has been a constant in my life over the last few years and has helped me through the dark times. Will be sadly missed and fondly remembered RIP

I learned of Howard’s passing today with great sadness. I met him on his first “unexplained cruise” and he would often reply to my emails of support. He was a shy individual and very humble, and had stated the awe he had of the late great art bell. He spoke fondly of his colleagues at TALK TV, and I did not know this but also told me he had worked there longer than anyone else. Howard, you were the “British Art Bell”, just as great and impactive touching so many people’s lives around the world with your humanity, kindness, humility and curiosity giving platform to so many different voices and topics of interest. I hope you are again with your parents that you spoke so fondly and lovingly about, and we here on earth will miss your beautiful voice and personality so very dearly. RIP.

Long time listener on his radio shows and, since the pandemic, more via his podcasts. He did a paranormal podcast better than the rest, great voice, great interviewer, good listener. He really helped me through the pandemic, I'd listen whilst on walks outside and it was great to have a familiar voice with me in those times. Howard, you will be missed. You made your mark on more peoples lives than you ever knew. Rest in peace.

So sorry to hear of Howard's passing, listened to the Unexplained for the last decade and I'm glad I got to tell Howard how appreciated his talents were. His sympathetic but journalistic approach brought the best out in interviewees regardless of who they were. The Unexplained will remain a fantastic resource on the topic. Travel well Howard

Discovering this programme and listening to Howard with his style of interacting with guests, was always a one off style, the various topics covered were enormous. Then to discover that you knew many of the people giving their views, David Malin, Andy lound, David Whitehouse. Great Memories Howard. R.I.P.

Howard, you were a constant companion on long drives and late nights. I just want to thank you and send you infinite blessings for this next part of your journey. We’ll miss you terribly. Thank you for sharing your light with the world. Peace brother x

Thank you, Adam for your wonderful, heartfelt tribute to Howard. I can not express how profoundly I have been affected Howards passing. I know my feelings are nothing compared to the sorrow and grief Howards family and friends are experiencing now.Howard was a brilliant presenter, radiating warmth and inclusivity to all listeners. I feel like I have lost a best friend.Thank you Howard, I will never forget you. God Bless all of Howards family and friends.With my love and deepest sympathy.Susan Brooker from Epsom xxx

I’ve been devastated ever since I read the sad news that Howard passed away last week. I’ll miss him greatly and I'm so grateful to him for the countless hours of pleasure he gave me and many others listening to his shows and podcasts. May your spirit rest in peace Howard - you’ll never be forgotten. I hope that your podcast can be carried on in your memory. Maybe you could host it from the other side 🙏🏻 that would sure be swell. Thanks to Adam for breaking the news and my sincere condolences to you Adam and also to Howard’s friends and family. RIP to a legend xx

I am greatly saddened by the passing of Howard Hughes; as a retired broadcaster here in the US, I always felt a kinship with him. Both of us made our livings in as broadcasters and news reporters, and with that small connection I felt a kinship with him. We did correspond once or twice over the past few years over a couple of guests on his program and with some technical, hardware-related topics. I always found him to be respectful of his guests, no matter how strange or far-fetched their stories, ideas or theories may have been; yet at the same time, he never forgot his “reporter’s roots” as far as wanting to get to the fundamental truth of a claim.I hope we will continue to be able to access Howard’s programs. I’ve listened to much of his catalog and certainly hope to listen to all of his programs over and over again in the future. Howards voice, his manner and style of delivery certainly made him a unique individual in the broadcast community. He will be missed.

Thanks for everything, Howard. You made an impact on my life and many others. Around 2019 I began opening up to the idea that there may be more to this reality than can currently be explained. Your show was one of the first I found that covered a variety of unexplained phenomena and it was a constant in my podcast feed all these years. Your passion for broadcasting and your interest in the unexplained came through in every show and I am grateful that you took us listeners on along for the journey with you. I was exposed to so many interesting topics while listening and I know there are shows that sent me down paths and explorations that made me a better person. Thanks for sharing your passion with the world. PS - I always loved the weather reports. Your friend,Chris

I am so saddened by the news of Howard’s passing. I keep checking on a posting but it’s been a long time. My deepest sympathy and prayers God bless him.

I have been waiting for the update for the next show,An avid listener for 8 years, I'm heartbroken for his colleagues and family and for us all here who tune in.May Howard rest in peace with his beloved mother and father.I will continue to listen to the unexplained.Thank you for the update.RIP Howard Hughes

I loved the podcast, had huge respect for 'Howie'. He's been missed lately and all the more now. Thank you, Adam for letting us know. Love, prayers and vibes to his family and friends.

His was one of the first podcasts I ever listened to and his interviews were the most incisive I’ve heard yet…. he was just a fantastic story teller. I shall miss him in this plane but I’m sure his energy is creating more joy in other dimensions of life

I enjoyed the podcast alot since it always challenged our way of thinking about subjects outside of our own little world. To show us there are things outside our understanding and your pursuit of the truth I so much I admired. I also enjoyed you trying to find out why in the world someone would enjoy living in the cold of and snowy state of Minnesota.

It's sad to hear that Howard past away, yet it was enlightening and pleasant to have listened into or watched his journey to understand the unexplained, especially through his gracious demeanor and voice. The impact of his journey as such will live on. Thank you Howard. God bless and rest in peace.

I just wanted to express my heartfelt thanks—not only for the excellent shows and material you brought into our lives but for being a true constant when I needed it most.When my wife and one of my children were battling terminal cancer, Sunday nights were the darkest and loneliest. Thinking about starting a new week, trying to be strong for everyone, felt overwhelming. In 2018, I discovered The Unexplained, and it became a lifeline for me. At first, it was your voice that helped me sleep, and then your content provided a much-needed escape.Thank you, Howard, for saving me in ways I could never have expected. You left us far too soon, and you will be greatly missed.

So sorry to hear the news of Howard’s passing. I knew his voice before I knew his name, listening to him on Capital when I was very young. My mum would have the radio on all the time and Howard’s voice and character was one that you wouldn’t forget. I discovered ‘The unexplained’ much later on and it was like catching up with an old friend hearing Howard’s voice again, it took me back to my childhood and much happier and more innocent times. His kind personality always shone through in whatever he did and I’m so truly sad to know that I won’t hear him again. But, I am glad to have been one of his lucky listeners. Thank you Howard. Hopefully his family can take some slight solace in knowing that he reached and was loved by so many people. My thoughts are with them.

The hours I have spent listening to the unmistakable voice of Howard Hughes. Despite his millions of radio and podcast listeners I felt he was talking only to me. I am very sad that I am writing this in the past tense about Howard but he will never be forgotten. Thanks for the hours and hours of entertainment, education and kindness.

Dear Adam, thank you for leaving your message regarding the very sad news of Howard. We are so very sorry and sad to hear this. Our sincere condolences go to Howards family and yourself. JB and I have listened to The Unexplained, be it on the radio or podcasts literally every night for the last 7 years. We loved and still love Howard for everything he was and that he shared with us listeners. He was a very honest and authentic man who wore his heart on his sleeve. We always loved it when he talked about the weather too.I often refer to interesting accounts I heard on the show to my friends and family. My Dad was a person in my life who innitially gave me the beleif that there is more to life than meets the eye (aliens and the paranormal) and so when we heard The Unexplained, it reaffirmed it for me and I became more and more intreagued. Needless to say, we love the show! We know you must be and will miss him very much Adam, you have been his co pilot for many years. We remember Hayley who had been part of the show also. Thank you for helping to keep the wheels turning for all this time. I can imagine how dear you were to Howard. Very sadly my Dad passed away last week too. It's thanks to Dad, Howard and yourself that I have such strong beliefs that both of them will be ok and I hope one day I will see them both again. I will be sure to report to you should I hear from them sooner.Once again, thank you and we wish you all the best. We will listen out for your tribute. Good work Adam.With love and hugs. Clare and Jb in Bristol.

I'm deeply sorry to hear about Howard's passing. HH was a remarkable person who touched the lives of many through radio and TV. His memory will forever remain in our hearts, and his paranormality legacy will continue to inspire us. May his family, friends and colleagues find comfort and peace during this difficult time. RIP Howard.

Thank You Howard . RIP.

Dear Howard, your dulcet tones have been playing in my ears for decade’s and to hear the sad news of your passing that will leave a hole for so many. You made me laugh, got me through lockdowns, and educated me with such class. You are truly one of the best broadcasters and you’ll be remembered forever. Much love.

It was through Howard that I actually discovered podcasts. Howard interviewed me for the 100th edition when my book was released. My publisher, Anomalist Books, set up the interview. I'd never listened to podcasts before. Of course I immediately recognised the voice, I think I must have heard Howard's voice hundreds of times over the years before that. And I was thrilled to be interviewed by him. He was able to put me at my ease and was a great interviewer. In fact it was like having a conversation with an old friend. He certainly was great on the podcast and it was interesting seeing how he changed his style when he had less time to spend with guests on the radio show. This just goes to show how adaptable he was and revealed his professionalism. The thing about Howard is that he wasn't afraid to talk about his personal experiences and this really broke down the barriers. It made you feel that he was someone you knew really really well. He always answered my emails and I have to say he was a real gentleman. I was upset when he suddenly stopped releasing podcasts and was heartened when he said that he'd be back. But sadly it was not to be. I hope he's in a better place together with his dear mum and dad and still gaining knowledge and experience on a different plane. I don't think I've ever felt moved as much by the death of a media celebrity in all my years. When I say Howard was very special what I really mean is that I think he was unique. He was a one-off. They broke the mould when they made him.

I will miss Howard’s soothing voice in this brash and often scary world. I often felt like he was a friend just talking to me. Howard could calm the airwaves with just a few words. I will miss being able to listen to the mysteries he unfolded and the guests he found, which were intriguing. He was a master of keeping the story on track and interesting. He is now reunited with the parents which he loved so dearly. Thank you Howard, God Bless You, now you have your well deserved rest.

I'm so sorry to hear about your passing. Your podcast was on of my favourites, and I tuned in every episode.You're going to leave a huge hole in my life since I thought that this show was going to be here for decades. Honestly, my heart is broken. David B

It would be remiss of me if I didn’t leave my thanks for all the many hours of joy Howard brought to my household. His voice was a familiar one here as I’d been a keen listener for many years. I’m particularly grateful to Howard for the comfort and hope he brought during the pandemic. And now here we are without him, which is more unbelievable than anything he ever reported on during his fascinating shows. My deepest condolences go to Howard’s family, friends and colleagues. He will be missed immensely.

I'm not normally affected in this way by people passing that I didn't know but in Howard's case I felt like I did. He was a brilliant broadcaster but more importantly he came across as a genuinely warm and lovely person who treated all of his listeners as his family. I won't forget the birthday shout outs to me in the show at Christmas for the last two years, a simple thing for him to do but it really did mean a lot to me and still does. We are all going to miss his wonderful show but more important than that, his amazing voice and personality. RIP HOWARD

Radio will never be the same Mr Howard Rest peaceful my friend 💕

It is with great sadness that I heard the news of Howard’s passing and would like to pass on my deepest sympathy to his family and friends. I stumbled across The Unexplained about 10 years ago and have been an avid follower and listener ever since. I would regularly fall to sleep with one of Howard’s podcasts ringing in my ear and often his soothing voice would help calm my anxieties .. such great guests, great questions and conversation from a man who knew how to get the best from any interview .. thank you Howard, you brought so much enjoyment and entertainment to many. am sure this will be evident in the volume of tributes that flood in to the guestbook book that whilst you will be missed you will never be forgotten .. there really is only one Howard Hughes ❤️

Radio will never be the same Mr Howard Rest peaceful my friend 💕

Loved the radio and TV shows (TalkTV) and was gutted when they went off air. Hopefully the podcasts will remain available

My condolences to Howard's family, and my thoughts are with them at this time.I'm deeply saddened to hear that he has passed away. I always looked forward to his shows on radio and latterly on TV. He was a brilliant broadcaster and his shows were very insightful and never to be missed.He brought so much pleasure to so many people, and will be sorely missed by me and many others.Thank you Howard for everything, I hope you knew just how much we appreciated you.

I first heard Howard Hughes Podcast in 2017 as I stumbled across a podcast, once I heard his voice, tone and humility I was hooked and I have been a fan ever since. Howard had the ability to connect with the listener and kept me company in my job in sales whilst driving around ireland as I listened to his shows. I also enjoyed listening while walking in the evenings after work. I also used to tune in to listen to his radio show via Tunein radio every Sunday night where possible and I loved his ability to include me as 'his listener', listening to his stories about his mum and dad and of course the weather made it much more personal during his many 'mystery' topics that he covered, of which he gave great balanced coverage which you would not hear any where else. Howard will be very much missed and for someone who I have never met, he leaves a gap in my life in terms of spending time on the road, it won't be the same anymore. Thank you Adam for working with Howard delivering a great podcast - I love the fact that he always included you with a mention on his podcasts. R.I.P. Howard and my condolences to his family and friends.

Howie- it's so hard to put into words what we have lost- you were the supreme wordsmith and no doubt you would have found the perfect phrase to sum all this up. Lots of people have spoken about the power of your voice, but for me as a fellow broadcaster, it was your supreme passion for radio that was just totally infectious. I loved chatting with you , working with you , and shooting the breeze over techniques of news reading.The world of broadcasting is unquestionable a sadder place without you.

I am so very sad to hear that Howard has passed away. . Tragic . He was a wonderful man , very friendly and a brilliant broadcaster. Rest in peace Howard and thank you.

Shocked and saddened to hear the news of your passing. Been listening to your broadcasts for 20+ years, sad you've left us far too soon. RIP Howard.

Adam,thank you so much for a lovely and fitting tribute to Howard. I was one of his many news correspondents, and he often mentioned how much he truly appreciated your work on the website and podcasts. Howard was one of a kind--intelligent, warm, generous, funny and empathetic. He was a brilliant journalist who treated his guests and colleagues with respect. He was not afraid to ask probing questions and confront anyone who couldn't back up their theories, but also willing to debate and discuss any and all topics. It was all grist for his mill, and he delighted in being presented with new discoveries and information to explore and talk about.But I think what we fans loved most about him was his humility and humanity. He was a friend to many, even though he never met most of us face to face. That didn't matter--it was a true meeting of like minds, and Howard encouraged his listeners to stay curious and open to new ideas, just as he did. The world is a little smaller now that Howard's gone. I sincerely hope he's restored to health now and with his parents, and discovering all the secrets. And even if there is no afterlife, Howard lived this one the way he wanted to, and he did it well. There's no greater honor or purpose. Rest in peace, dear Howard. Hope to see you on the other side.

Really saddened to hear the passing of a true broadcasting legend. Thank you Howard for the years and years of amazing episodes. Your podcast brought me so much joy and I’m sure I’m not the only listener to feel like they really knew you. I hope you are reunited with your beloved parents and finding out what lies on the other side. You will be dearly missed by so many around the world. Thanks again. Phil.

I am so sorry to hear that you are gone. I send warm wishes to Howard's family, friends, and listeners. Waiting for the day to be in touch again, Tony

I first discovered Howard’s podcast in 2005 working late into the night on various projects I was involved in. There was simply nothing like the Unexplained. He opened my eyes to so many strange and bizarre happenings with superb guests and personal insight . The world is poorer place for his passing but I like too think he’s around in some form and he’s understands the effect he had on all his listeners . Thank you Howard you’ll be missed greatly.

Thanks for doing what you did Howard. Your enthusiasm for what you did and the way you delivered it was truly inspiring. Your famous bumper music after the ads on your radio shows got into me and persuaded me to return to radio after many years out! I launched a brand new radio station with 3 friends ( Radio Crawsham ) which is going strongly to this day. You will be sorely missed but rest easy knowing you did a magnificent job on the airwaves and definitely hit the spot.

Thank you for the last few years. I’d only starting listening in 2021 but I looked forward to your show like nothing else of recent memory. You will be missed.P. S you were as good as Art BellBen

The word thank you doesn’t begin to cover what I would like to say.We never met, but your enthusiasm and professionalism in your work have made you essential listening from your very first shows on the original Talk radio, or via your podcasts.While many say you had the perfect voice for radio, the respect you showed to all your guests and interviewees made you stand out from most other radio presenters, and the way you took time to actually listen to what your guests had to say made the guest talk more freely.On my birthday in March 2024 you read out my name and wished me happy birthday. That made my day, and was quite literally a gift that money couldn’t buy.RIP Howard, and may your God bless you.

Was so sad to hear about Howard's passing, I'm a relatively new listener, having found the podcasts only a couple of years ago. He was an excellent broadcaster and interviewer, with a voice that could both stimulate and relax the listener. He will be missed.

Bless you Howard. A lovely kind human being. I hope you knew how much people thought of you.

Ahh so heartbroken at the loss of Howard Hughes. I feel like I lost a friend. I will miss his intelligence, wit, charm and of course that beautiful soothing voice. Listening to his shows helped get me and my husband through the covid lockdown. Thank you Howard for being a light in the dark for so many.

Howard, I've listened to you whilst I travel around the Lochs of Scotland, always with a wee dram in hand, I'm a big believer in the UFO study's and Paranormal, When this news came through,it was like losing an old friend, I've lost count on how many times I've listened to your podcasts whilst being on the banks of Loch Lomond and Loch Doon, Words fail on what to say, G,nite my old radio friend 🥃😥

I'm so sad to hear of the passing of Howard Hughes. An amazing broadcaster, and for me the UK's answer to Art Bell. There wasn't many radio shows dedicated to the paranormal in the UK but Howard pioneered this genre. His archived shows will be listened to for years to come. RIP Howard. 🙏X

RIP Howard.

Howard, I am devastated to learn of your passing. I wish I could thank you for the gift you gave us. The enormous generosity of your time and efforts. You will not be forgotten. I hope you are happy and at peace in whatever dimension you now exist. An absolute gentleman. Thank you Sir.

Howard, I thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing your passion with us by bringing in these wonderful guests, expanding our horizons while entertaining us! I feel deeply sad knowing this is the end. Wherever you are now, thank you and goodbye!

So sad to hear this terrible news. I will always have wonderful memories of Howard’s shows and personality. I tuned in every Sunday and will miss him so much.

I’m genuinely sorry to hear of the passing of Howard . His podcasts were exceptional and he was a true professional. Condolences to his family and friends , I’ll miss his broadcasting for sure .

So sad to hear the passing of our friend Howard;Highlight of my week listening to your dulcet tones on a Sunday evening.Dear Howard, hope you discover many unexplained truths on the other side. Thank you for making a difference in this world.

What a wonderful human being Howard was. He spoke with such kindness, warmth and curiosity. I will forever miss his captivating voice and fascinating episodes. RIP and my heart goes out to his family and family.

In 2017 found myself in hospital with sepsis it was a Sunday night that I had my headphones on and came across you’re show, I have religiously listen to it every week, Listening online when it stopped on the radio, I cannot thank Howard enough, myself coming from Southport and Howard from Crosby he used to talk about tales locally and the Merseyside area, which was great and as I am confined most of the time in bed due to a serious disability I can not thank Howard and everyone involved in this show, I am so sad about this news and Howard has gone to the next level but he will still live on in all our memories…Thankyou Howard for everything you did, you made a difference 😔❤️

Very sad news Howard has passed on. I have enjoyed listening to his interviews for many years. I will miss him.

I’ve just heard the very sad news. A great voice has fallen silent. My sincere condolences to his family. You will be deeply missed Howard. From one of your dear listeners.

You will be dearly missed by all your listeners.Thank you Howard rest in peace.

I remember tuning in for the 1st time when the show was on talksport, I was hooked, and couldn't wait for the following weeks show, then it stop for a while before re-appearing on talk radio, a great soothing voice full of knowledge. Can't believe you are no longer with us RIP and thank you for some wonderful memories

Howard, I was so saddened last night when I listened to the update of your passing. I’ve listened to you since early 2014. You have the best broadcasting voice I’ve ever heard and an excellent interviewing techniques. I will miss tuning into your broadcast each week, but know that in some way you are still present with us all!

Had the pleasure of listening to Howard for the last 20 years, he treated us listeners like his extended family.The best podcasts that were produced each and every week .Shocked to hear this news today RIP Podcasts have lost the best presenter ever today

This is very sad news. Life is so unfair. I wish I could thank Howard for sharing what he loved doing, with us. I didn't know him personally, but I will miss him.

My heart goes out to Howard’s sister and all the family and friends who knew him. What an amazing talent: the ability to bring thoughts and ideas together and create shows that were educational and well as entertaining. I will miss his contributions to our dimension but know that whatever lies beyond our consciousness is being enjoyed by Howard. He finally has access to all the knowledge and mysteries he has long sought. What a gift his time here has been to all of us.

So sad to hear of the passing of Howard Hughes. We first met Howard on the Tui Marella cruise in November 2022 as he was hosting a set of "The Unexplained" talks on the cruise. We enjoyed and were so impressed with content and the professionalism, dedication and hard work he put in on that cruise that we thereafter watched "The Unexplained" on Talk TV every week. We then went on the second Tui Marella cruise and listened to the set of "The Unexplained" talks in November 2023 and met Howard and guests again. He was such a sincere gentleman and always had time for a catchup chat. He will be much missed by us and such a privilege to know him. RIP Howard

So first off, i am writing this with a great sadness in my heart as I learned last night that you passed away. You got me through some very tough times in the past 6 years, bereavement, the pandemic, and much else in between. I loved your calmness, kindness and all round down to earth persona. RIP HH, you were the best.

To Howard's family.Please accept my sincere condolences for the loss of such a great man.He has given me so much inspiration over the years and a true gentleman.I used to listen to Howard on Radio City years ago.He will be dearly missed.Sleep well Howard and hopefully now, you will discover the answers to many of those questions you have asked.Matt.

Rest in peace Howard I listened to you back in the Capital Radio days and found your podcast a few years ago, I thought the update was about new shows I can’t believe you have passed. 🥲

So saddened to hear of Howard’s passing. My thoughts & condolences to Howard’s family and friends. Howard wasn’t just another radio presenter but a friend to so many who never met him like myself and many listeners from across the globe.I sadly lost my dog on same day I heard the news about Howard. On a post about my dog to let my family & friends know, I shared a quote from Winnie the Pooh and feel it also seems appropriate for Howard. I hope it might bring some comfort too.“How lucky am I to have something that is so hard to say goodbye to”Rest in peace Howard and thank you for all the joy you gave us.

So so very sad to hear of your passing Howard, I've listened to since your days on local Liverpool radio and listened to your Unexplained shows from when they first started, you was an amazing personality and broadcaster. You will be sorely missed.

Just to say thank you for your time in creating brilliant shows your be missed. You kept me company many times on nights I worked, I either tune in or download a episode so thank you Howard and my thoughts are with everyone at this time.

Nothing better than listening to your show Sunday nights .you will be really missed. So sad.

I've been a long time listener. I was so thrilled when your new episode dropped on Spotify, only to be in tears having heard it. May you rest in peace. Love to Adam and your sister. I will miss your show, your voice and your spirit. Thank you, Howard, for being you!

Howard was one of the first podcasters I listened to who truly encapsulated the strange and wonderful stories that captivated me. His guests were diverse, his approach and delivery impeccably smooth, and his ability to let the narrative unfold while asking the right questions and steering the show at the perfect moment was nothing short of magical.Even when faced with evasive or tricky guests, Howard’s charm and professionalism always shone through. I emailed him a few times, and true to his word, he would announce listeners on his show. I can’t recall the exact episode, but I once wrote in about my sleep paralysis issues and was shocked to hear him mention it on the podcast.To this day, Howard’s voice accompanies me in the car during my commute and most nights to help me sleep—something I know many listeners also relied on.Now, it’s time for Howard to rest his vocal cords. While I’m sure he had many more episodes planned, I hope he departed this world in peace. My condolences to his family, and I hope his legacy and incredible body of work live on. He was truly a legend of the airwaves.

I was terribly sad to hear of the passing of Howard. Words are never enough at this time and I send my sincere condolences to his family.What I want to say is that many years ago, I found myself in a depressed state in my life. Sitting in the early hours in rural England, rains tat-tatting on the rooftops; I was searching through the plethora of podcasts available. The Unexplained appeared and I downloaded a few and was hooked. It was the honesty and dulcit baritone of Howard, but also you could sense his immense intelligence, wit and kindness, his humanity towards his guests no matter how radical some were. Thereafter, a particular episode resonated with me - he had a lady on, perhaps from Sweden or Norway and she was discussing the power of the Universe and how we all had access to this power within us and that we should take control of our lives and ask for what we wanted....For some reason this very podcast episode raised my spirits and out of my depression. To cut a long story short I am doing much better in my life now and I certainly place some of that success to Howard. You see his podcast was not just about the paranormal, ghosts, goblins, EBE and UAP. It was a much more important exploration of what it meant to be human. How the unknown does in fact affect us, as the Moon above affects the oceans of the Earth and the oceans within each of us.Thank You Howard for helping me and I am sure your Spirit is always going to be exploring the great beyond with much curiosity.Rest in Peace.

So sad to hear of Howard's passing. He was true gent and one who helped me in many ways. I would like to pass on my deepest condolences to his family and friends and he will be sorely missed. God bless.

Howard - RIP. Thank you for your dedication to the mysteries of life. I am a huge fan of your work, and I thank you for all of your efforts. Your shows entertained but also informed. You asked us to consider other possibilities and new ways of thinking about who we are as humans. This perspective is very powerful. Go boldly into that next phase, and I hope our paths cross again in a different realm.

Rip Howard you will never be forgotten radio legend

Firstly, Adam, you spoke beautifully in the tribute. Be Proud.To Howard's family and friends we, as the Haunted Scouse YouTube channel, send our sincere condolences and love at this sad and difficult time.Our chat with Howard in Edition 804 led us to the top of St Johns Beacon to follow up on Howards own personal ghost story he shared with us.It proved to be a VERY popular episode and we are so glad we featured the great man in the episode too. Were it not for Howard's story, we'd never have considered filming there.We, myself, Chris Cummings, and Adam Billing, are deeply saddened we will not get the chance to speak to Howard and share our experience.We hope our St Johns Beacon YouTube episode somehow reached him and he enjoyed it if he did.He was a very proud Scouser and the city has lost a true legend.Rest In Peace Howard.

Desperately sad news. I've loved listening to Howard back from the early days. Please accept my condolences to everyone close to him. The Unexplained represents a beacon of knowledge, delivered with intrigue, honesty, integrity and traditional values. It will forever be in my podcast playlist.Michael

Howard, I thank you for all the time you spent in my ears, your love of your craft and the topic was addictive and you personally helped me through some very bad times with a safe place to go to. My thoughts are with you, your family, friends and all those people fortunate enough to have you in their life, whether in person or media. Rest well my friend and I hope you enjoy now getting all the answers to the questions you have posed over the years , Matt x

Just heard the really sad news of Howard passing away . Been a listener to the podcast since 2017 . His iconic voice and the way he let people tell there stories without interruptions always made it really easy , enjoyable listening . Will sadly be missed RIP Howard

I heard the sad news today that I did not expect. I was awaiting Howard's wonderful voice to come roaring back with the interesting topics we all enjoy. I will pray for you today in mass hoping you are with your loving parents.God Bless,A loving fan.

Thank you for so many years of great radio. Your podcast “The Unexplained”, was such a treat. Always a fascinating listen. Thanks for everything, Howard.

I’m absolutely gutted to read this, my thoughts are with his family! What you have done for me and many others we could never repay you, got me through some very tricky times. What a voice and person, always relaxed me listening at the end of the night. Podcast will never be the same again without you and nor will the ufo and paranormal world. You will have all your answers now and will be reunited with your mum and dad.I will treasure the last ever few podcasts I’m yet to listen to. Thanks for everything 😢😔🫶🏻👏🏻💫💔

Shocked and sad to hear the news about Howard.Gone but not forgotten, RIP Howard.

Just heard the news of Howard’s passing and am very shocked. Howard was so great at what he did and came across as such a lovely person, I would have been proud to call him a friend, and although I never knew him, the many hours spent listening to his voice makes this feel like I have lost a friend. His work is there for all to enjoy for decades to come and I have no doubt that will be the case. Thank you Howard

I’m gonna miss you thank you for being you.

So devastating to hear the news about Howard's passing. A one off in the best possible sense. I've listened to his podcasts in good times and bad and on many journeys both here and abroad, his voice always comforting and interesting, the perfect conpanion. To say he'll be sadly missed is an understatement.

Really sad to hear about Howard's passing. He seemed like an incredibly kindhearted, humble and genuine man. I've listened to so many episodes over so many years that he felt like part of the family, and I hope he realised how much affection people around the world had for him.

It's come as a painful and sad shock to hear about Howard's passing, albeit so eloquently and fittingly communicated by Adam.Discovering Howard's podcast more than a decade ago was a revelation - an irresistible reprieve from the ups and downs of daily life, and his warm, old-school Bootle baritone, deft handling of tricky topics, ever-engaging manner and easy-going professionalism became a weekly fixture of my life, a comforting waymark amid the hurly burly. I'll always have particularly fond memories of making mp3 mixes of podcasts and music and heading out for hikes, walks and rambles among the glorious outdoors and mysterious places of the North West, North Wales and beyond, with Howard's impressive output never failing to set the tone and mood and shut the door firmly behind on the mundane. They really were special times. He was a rare and understated talent - right up there with his idols - someone who clearly knew his own mind and was doing his thing, so I hope he had some idea of how well and widely regarded he was and that this brings some comfort to his family, friends, colleagues and legions of listeners.Thanks again to Adam for his pitch-perfect and moving delivery of such awful news. It can't have been easy. The audio tribute is an excellent idea and there'll be no shortage of guests wanting to contribute. It's difficult to think of a better way to celebrate the special talent and person that was Howard Hughes.

Just heard the sad news now via the podcast episode. I was excited to see a new episode pop up hoping the show was back, I did not expect this. Howard was one of the first podcasts I ever listened to and I've listened for so many years. Thank you for letting us know Adam, it always made me smile when he called you the Webmaster, he clearly valued your support greatly. Thank you for the hours of listening and the memories Howard. ❤

I have just listened to Adam Cornwell's obituary of Howard and I cannot express how sad this is!I have listened on and off since the shows conception in 2006, being a peripatetic music teacher in North Yorkshire, and travelling from school to school, with his podcast playing in the background. My Podcast player has only ever had two podcasts on it, one of them being the Unexplained, and I have thoroughly enjoyed Howard's presenting skills and the way he treated the guests on his show; never demeaning, and always teasing out of the guest the sort of questions that needed to be asked.Although I never knew the man, I feel a sense of loss, as if he were a friend (such is the impact he had), and my thoughts go out to his family and friends at this sad time.He was one of the greats and will be sorely missed.

Ohhh No!One more light gets turned off….Thank you sooo much for all those years of whispering in my ears, I will miss you, I feel like a am losing a very dear friendHere I taught you were just taking a break, well so long friend And who knows, until we meet again

I'm so sorry to hear about Howards passing. What a huge hole he leaves behind him. He will be greatly missed around the world. RIP Howard

It was absolute pleasure to have been interviewed as a Guest on Howard's show in January.He was an amazing Host, intelligent, warm and welcoming with openness and interest into the subjects that were discussed.I'm sad that our connection ended so quickly after the interview as he asked me to be a regular provider on his show. I was looking forward to working along side him in the future.Please accept my deepest sympathy for the loss of such an incredible man in the Fortean world. Regards Caroline G

Listening to Howard has helped me so much through the years. Fighting brutal depression I would listen to The Unexplained as I lay in bed and trying to turn my brain off. When I had nothing to look forward too Howard's podcast helped save me on numerous occasions. The world will not be the same size without your voice next to my head.

I wish to offer my condolences to the family and friends of Howard Hughes, news of whose death has caused sadness and shock to his global audience and within the community of the curious, Who were so fabulously served by Howard's podcasts radio and television shows, he has created a hugely important body-of-work and online resources which will continue to fascinate and provoke questions. He is, and will be greatly missed. But his charm, style, and passion for all things of mystery, has left a lasting imprint on the minds and hearts of many. Thank you Howard.

So sad to hear the news of Howard passing away.He will be missed.God bless and sleep well.

Just heard the sad news… I only came across Howard a few years back on his tv show he did for a brief time. Since then I’ve delved into the archives and listened regularly to his latest posts. I’d been eagerly awaiting his return as he joins me on my long commutes to work and sadly it’ll now only be archives of him. You’ve helped me on my own mental struggles over the years. Occupying my mind with mysterious and curious thoughts when life’s day to day problems would usually dominate my mental health. Howard’s been an important chapter in my life and my heart goes out to his family and friends. I will miss you HH. May what lies beyond life answer all the questions you curiously asked on our behalf to the many guests and friends we all tuned in for. RIP friend

Howard, I am so sad to hear you passed. I’ve listened to you for 18 years & enjoyed so much The Unexplained. Love how you interviewed & your lovely voice, but happy for you as you will see Art Bell now! Bless you, good journey & thank you for making your positive mark on this world.

Just learnt the news from webmaster Adam on the sad passing of Howard. He got me into listening to podcasts around 2019 and I was immediately drawn to his wonderful style and amazing content. He will be sorely missed by all worldwide. I’m thankful for the enormous content he has left behind for us to enjoy. So I’m off to listen to..episode 1.RIP Howard

Will so miss your Podcasts. Wherever in the ether of the universe you now reside, I am sure everything is now much clearer. Rest in Peace Sir.

I had the privilege of being interviewed three times by Howard. During the course of two of those interviews both times Howard experienced distinct paranormal phenomena in his home while we were live on the air, and remarked about it during the course of our interviews. He was such a kind and giving man, and it was my pleasure to know him if only long distance. And that voice! If ever there was a man of whom you could say that his voice had dulcet tones it was Howard. Farewell, my friend, and thank you for your work in the world of the paranormal. Condolences to friends and family.

Truly a sad day. What a legend Howard was. My night time radio shan't be the same. R.I.P. Mr Hughes. You shall be sorely missed

Deepest condolences to all who loved Howard, family friends and listeners.I found Howard’s podcast two years ago and enjoyed his work enormously. Always balanced and considered. My favourite presenter. He will be sadly missed.I hope Howard is resting in Peace and has discovered the answer to all the mysteries of this universe.

Thank you, Adam, for your tribute - you carried the same humility and decency as Howard always did. I shall dearly miss Howard’s voice.

I’ve been an avid listener to The Unexplained With Howard Hughes since around 2007. Howard was one of the best interviewers I’ve ever listened to. His warm, friendly voice felt like I was listening to a friend. He provided such an insight into topics that have always fascinated me and he asked the big questions about life, the universe and our place in it. Howard had some truly remarkable quests in his time. I always HAD to listen to his podcasts when they would appear in my feed before anything else I might be listening to. I emailed him a couple of times and he sent a personal reply. I’m so glad all the episodes are there to be listened to again. My thoughts go out to his friends and family at this sad time. God speed Howard. May you find the answers you were always looking for. Thank you for everything from Tim.

I am deeply saddened to hear about the loss of Howard. Discovering his show, The Unexplained, about 10 years ago was a turning point for me — I must have binged hundreds of episodes in the years that followed, and I enjoyed them immensely. His presentation, unique character, skillful technique, and, of course, his unforgettable voice will be profoundly missed. That said, the hundreds of hours of remarkable podcasts and radio shows he created leave an enduring legacy that will continue to inspire and entertain for years to come.

Shocked and saddened to hear of the passing of Howard. I loved his podcast - and I listen to a lot of them. Such a soothing voice and interesting interviews. You will be missed Howard. I believe you now know the answers to all the questions we've been contemplating for ever. Rest gently. Peace and healing to his family, friends and fellow listeners.

I'm absolutely devastated hearing of the passing of the great Howard Hughes. I will miss him greatly, and I am very grateful for all of his work throughout the years here. Howard was always questioning, professional, and open minded, and thankful that he got to live the life he did. It will be a very long time before we see the like of him again. Rest easy, Howard, and thank you so very, very much for being a part of our lives.

Thank you Howard for sharing your passion. You made me think beyond the norms in a very introspective way. Your curiosity stretched my belief systems. I will miss you, your voice, your kind demeanor. No doubt, all your questions are answered now. You will be missed. Love to your family and I thank them for sharing you with us.

When I saw there was a new episode posted today, November 16, 2024, I thought Howard was finally ready to resume podcasting. Unfortunately that was not to be. Rest in Peace, Howard, you entertained, educated & informed millions of grateful people all over this planet and thankfully your catalog of podcasts will continue to enlighten future generations of listeners as well. I hope you are now reunited with your beloved parents. Thank you for being an exemplary person, you will be missed.

I am writing to communicate my sadness and grief at the loss of Howard.Many years ago a mutual friend told me about his podcast. The warmth of his voice skill as an interviewer and broadcaster has been a great comfort to me over the last decade, and. I would often put them on to go to sleep to, ameliorating the horrors of the day.I always meant to email in to tell Howard how much his podcast meant to me and I never did, like many of us a lot of the time I lived my life assuming he would be an ever present feature. I always used to say if I spoke about winning the lottery, one of my first beneficiaries would have been Howard.I will sorely sorely miss him and his wonderful podcast. Just a warm wonderful human being and the Unexplained was clearly such a labour of love. You could feel it through the airwaves.Thank you so much Howard, I know he found it difficult to overcome the sense of loss when his parents died, I know he is with them now on the other side in the happiness he deserves.Thank you Howard x jess

It was with great excitement I clicked on the unexplained podcast that had appeared in my Library after such a long time absent. But I was met with the shock at the terrible news that Howard had passed. The podcast brought me hours and hours of enjoyment, fascinating conversations, interesting topics all delivered by a true gentleman and a lovely bloke. Howard, you’ll be sincerely missed.My condolences and love go out to your family and friends. RIP.

I’ve always felt that anyone who listened to Howard for any length of time felt like they knew him as a close friend. I felt exactly like that. In the world of paranormal-interest broadcasting… Howard is one of the greats from the last 50 years. He was that good and he was from my city,Howard, may Christ reward your interest and childlike curiosity in that undiscovered beautiful country.James, Liverpool.

I've been listening to Howard for over 10 years. I spent many a Sunday night tucked in bed listening to him. He will be sadly missed. Thanks for the curiosity Howard. R.I.P Howard "the answers are in the stars" 💔

Tonight I heard the saddest news that we had lost Howard. A man who truly knew and loved radio and will always be the voice of the news and the voice of the unexplained. Not just one of the nicest people in the industry but a total professional. An amazing voice, a wonderful news reader, and a terrific news writer. Howie, I am proud to have been your friend. I hope you are finding all the answers now. You will be so missed.

I am so sorry to hear that Howard has passed away. There will never be another broadcaster like Howard, his voice so silky smooth had everything a broadcaster wished for. I only hope that in his last few minutes on this earth and at the time of his passing he was given those answers he always longed for. RIP Howard.

So very sad to hear of your passing, your podcast quickly became one of my favourites. I'd listen to you as I was out delivering in my lorry and it was like catching up with a friend twice a week. I think that shows how talented of a broadcaster you was. I'll miss hearing that legendary voice every week introducing the show, talking about the weather and getting a little glimpse into your life or microphone knowledge. Thank you for the legacy that you leave and if my children should every show an interest in the paranormal I'll look forward to sharing your shows with them. RIP howard my condolences to your family and friends.

I’ve being listening to Howard for well over 20 years, a great storyteller and a wonderful interviewer, it’s akin to losing a good friend. I don’t usually leave messages of this kind, but I just wanted to say thank you and god bless .

So very sad to hear of your passing, your podcast quickly became one of my favourites. I'd listen to you when I was out delivering in my lorry and it was like catching up with a friend twice a week. I think that shows how talented of a broadcaster you was. I'll miss hearing that legendary voice every week introducing the show, talking about the weather and getting a little glimpse into your life or microphone knowledge. Thank you for the legacy that you leave and if my children should every show an interest in the paranormal I'll look forward to sharing your shows with them. RIP howard my condolences to your family and friends.

Can't believe the terribly sad news of Howard's passing. I have listened weekly for the best part of ten years now. A true gentleman who loved his colleagues (Adam), family, and his listeners. I hope he is having a cup of tea with his parents who he dearly missed. Thank you for all you have done for fans of the unexplained and paranormal, you will be missed a lot :( RIP Howard.

Howard was a staple to our listening pleasure. We always loved his take on the situation and he had such a calm and relaxing voice. He will be sadly missed but always remembered. Thank you to Adam for keeping us informed. My wife and I loved Howard very much and was talking about him the other night, how we missed his podcast. God bless and hold him in the palms of his hands.

Rest in peace Howard, and thank you for all the hours of content you shared with us. Howard had the knack of making the listener feel like hec was speaking only to them, and in a brief email correspondence I had with him, I found him to be down-to-earth, friendly and kind.I hope that wherever Howard is now, he's exploring the mysteries of what comes after we leave this Earthly plane with all the curiosity and enthusiasm he had whilst here. My thoughts are with Howard's family.

Howard has been a constant in my life for 12 year plus. Many a night falling asleep to him and his next guest. His passing at the moment is raw and unbelievable. Love you man!However we are still luckier than most as we can still listen to him and his podcast. Thank you Adam for all your hardwork.Condolences and Love to his family and friends.

Howard I just saw the notice about your passing and I am deeply sorry to lose a trusted voice in my life. In a world continually cheapened by false narratives you were a cornerstone of integrity and honesty, pursuing important subjects that the mainstream media avoided. There is virtually no one else doing the work on the topics you covered and you will be sorely missed.Farewell Howard. I hope your eternal journey brings only joy and love. My sincere condolences to your sister and everyone whose life you touched.

Hi Howard,I just heard the truly sad news about your passing away. I must say I’m really shocked. To be honest it’s kind of a weird relation when one has one-sidedly been listening for hours to your voice, insights and stories. Whereas from your hand you’ve never heard from me. That’s why I wanted to let you know I truly value your contribution to the larger conversation on all things unexplained. I loved your openness and considerate approach of your guests. Through your work I truly learned a lot that changed my perspective on life, the universe and everything in many ways. I especially appreciate your warm, open and gentle approach of controversial guest and topics. I’m also sure you are now back up there, with your beloved mom and dad, which were very dear to you, and keeping the mysterie in our lives more alive than ever. Thank you.

Only listened to you on TalkRadio sadly, wasn't really interested at first with the shows but got more interested as I listened. Used to love it when you filled in to other shows. Something about your calm voice made the politics in shows that you was covering for sound more human and relatable. Rest In Peace, another legend gone, thank you for your time dedicated to radio and broadcasting.

I just read of the passing of Howard a moment ago and cannot believe it.He will always be remembered as the journalist and broadcaster who dealt in a news area that was largely marginalised. Nobody will be as good or as passionate.With deepest sadness,John

I’m saddened to hear of your passing. As I found you during the pandemic, your voice was always soothing to listen too. With fascinating topics and amazing guests. I will miss you terribly. God speed HowardLove always

I'm beyond shocked and saddened to hear of Howard's passing!I was always so excited to see a new episode of The Unexplained podcast appear on my phone because even more than the content Howard, Adam and his team worked so hard to produce, it meant yet another chance to hear Howard's kind voice and signature "Stay safe, stay calm and above all else please stay in touch." messages at the end of each and every episode.I offer my sincere condolences to Howard, his team and family at this difficult time. The world simply won't be the same for me and everyone else without Howard's kind and eloquent manner. The gift of his many contributions have been truly priceless!

I just heard news of your passing, Howard. Those dulcet tones of yours will be sorely missed. Rest in peace.

So terribly sad to hear the news of Howard’s passing. He was a truly special human being who brought so much to so many people. His wonderful healing voice was such a gift. He will be missed so much. Sending much love and thoughts to his family.Howard, may you continue on your journey of exploration.So much love Kelly

I first heard Howard Hughes on TalkSport Radio in the 00's. I mainly listened to TalkSport for the football coverage but I believe Howard Hughes got an hourly show on TalkSport one night a week in which it would be the start of 'The Unexplained'. Eventually that show on the radio turned into the podcast for the next 2 decades or so. The voice of Howard was remarkable for broadcast especially in radio and was someone I admired and looked up to for his professional attitude and delivery. The show featured so many incredible guests over the years especially Al Bielek - I remember listening to the original Unexplained shows with Howard and Al on Talksport radio live. Another of my favourite guests Howard would have on the show was Paul Sincalir and the phenomena in the North East coast of England. Also, I shared Howard's admiration for Art Bell and curiosity for one of Art Bell's infamous callers about 'Mel's Hole' and that mysterious topic. Over the years I always looked at Howard Hughes as the UK version of Art Bell and I wish I got to tell him that. I also want to thank Adam Cornwell for the work behind the scenes at The Unexplained as well as the very touching tribute with the sad news that Howard is no longer with us. I hope The Unexplained catalogue of shows will still be available to listen to whenever we need to hear the warm embrace of Howard on the microphone and his incredible guests he interviewed. Rest in Peace, you will be missed.

Godspeed Howard. I will forever miss your tenacity to delve in to areas of the unexplained. Your voice was so calming and soothing you brightened my life. Please know you reached millions and made a difference.

Thank you for everything you have done to keep people curious.

Thank you, Howard, for all hours of inspiring company in my headphones. Your warm voice and gift for storytelling turned my long walks, car journeys and household duties into adventures. I will miss them dearly.

I am so sad to hear of the passing of Howard. I discovered podcasts during lockdown and The Unexplained was the very first one I ever listened to and I was hooked from the first one. Howard has such a lovely way of presenting the show and always asked the right questions of all his guests. I will miss his weather updates and wonderful show. Sending love and strength to all his loved ones ❤️

Thank you to Howard for occasionally replying to my emails and making me feel like part of the unexplained family. You were my friend in my ear, I must have listened to every show, you are a real gentleman and lovely man. I am really really going to miss you Howard, I look forward to hearing the shows, I’m sure I will see you and indeed hear you again one day where ever we go to next. Your shows are a time capsule of utter delight. So sad at the moment. Much love and thank you x

Heart broken at the news of our beloved Howard , he brought so much joy love and things to ponder about, a great fortean, I always listen to his podcasts at bedtime, his voice is so soothing. Condolences to his family friends and colleagues, and to all the unexplained family wherever you are around the world. 💔

I just heard the news about Howard's passing and I'm devastated. I was a long time listener to the show and even started my own podcast thanks to Howard. He has been a massive influence over where my life is now and I could never thank him enough for that. I always loved his enthusiasm for the fringe aspects of society, the weird and the strange, as well as his fairly level and rational approach to such things. His legacy is legendary and I'll miss him so much, but I'm comforted to know his podcast is still available to listen to. My best wishes to his friends and family. Thanks so much for everything you did for us anonymous listeners, Rest In Peace Howard.

Gutted to hear that Howard has passed.I first started listening to Howard around 2014, the topics of his shows were unlike anything I'd heard on the radio before. His voice was unique, unmistakable, his style, professionable yet relatable. Thankyou for all the brilliant shows Howard, we'll miss you.

As a long time listener this is heart breaking, although I'd never met Howard he was more than just a broadcaster his voice was a constant in my home over the years and my kids grew up listening to his words of wisdom.Thankyou for introducing me to some fascinating and weird things, to the family, friends and Adam please accept my deepest sympathy.R.I.P Howard you'll be sadly missed

REST IN PEACE HOWARD YOU WILL ALWAYS BE A LEGEND

God bless you and thank you . You will be missed but never forgotten .

Rest in peace Howard. The podcast left such an impact on me. While I was going through a postpartum depression in 2021, battling with all kinds of anxiety, your voice, guests and topics on the pod was one of the few things that actually could make me feel better and at peace for a while. ❤️💔I will miss his voice very much.

Thank you Howard for the amazing podcasts you had the honor of recording with guests. I found your show back in 2017, and was addicted by the first episode. It became a ritual to listen and hear "The Unexplained" on a weekly basis. I wish I had the honor to meeting you on the Unexplained Cruise Trip. And it's awesome we as a community appreciated everything you had to give us, whether it was ghosts, aliens, mediums. True crime.. You gave it all, and you lived a great life with incredible moments you would share with us. Rest In power Howard,A Legend of Radio. That will NEVER be forgotten.

I feel really sad at the news of Howard's passing. My wife and I have so many memories of lying in bed on a Sunday as he delivered a diverse but never boring show with his wonderful voice. Even when some of the more difficult to believe guests were on air he always showed genuine interest and importantly always treated them with the up most respect. His love of radio shone through. I hope his family find some solace knowing the genuine love, warmth and respect his listeners had for him. Rest in peace Howard and thank you for everything. You will be missed.

We love to listen together ! Thanks for a great show.We appreciate your thoughtful, trustworthy, entertaining and even handed interviews. We appreciate what you do . Thank you

I really enjoy listening to the podcast. The subjects from episode to episode always keep me engaged, and they're never too repetitive. Some podcasts become known for that "one thing" they do, but Howard's podcast has such variety. I really appreciate that. Thank you for producing great content with intriguing guests.

Thank you for what you do! I love listening to your shows and guests. It’s what I listen to when I’m feeling down because the way you speak is like you’re talking to me directly. Keep up the good work! Love your show!

Happy New Year Howard!Thanks for all you do with the show, I have been a listener of the podcast for the past two years (I know, late to the party).I have been interested in the unexplained since I was a boy, and through your show I can keep abreast of the goings on.Have a great year, and keep up the good work!All the best,Jez

Hi Howard, I absolutely love your site and podcasts. Discovered you about a year ago. I've just turned 61, and remember your voice from IRN days! Great to hear you again. I'm working my way through all your content and get spooked on my long drive home from work on empty late night roads listening to your guests. Got to say that your own story about the cloven hoofed character freaked me out good and proper! Thank you for pursuing your dream. :-)

Just stumbled on your podcast and been going on a little marathon! Loving it! Perfect for when I always wake up at about 3 am. Was hoping it would help me sleep but find it too interesting. Keep up the awesome interviews.

Thanks for playing the Canoe Man mystery. It's one of my favourite strange real life tales, and I like to hear more about it. Fascinating story.Wishing you a peaceful Yule and New Year X

Dear Howard, I’d just like to say how much I love your shows and your interviews with your guests. Keep up the great work, I look forward to your shows each week. Thanks!

Look forward to this programme, Mr Hughes has a Great Voice, I'm so glad the show is open to all unexplained things. Have A great week From Jane

Howard just a short note to say my wife Helen and I really enjoy your shows we can’t wait for the next show constantly trying to refresh my podcasts to see if you have uploaded another episode. Looking forward to the next episode regards Jason

I just wanted to say thank you for the wonderful podcasts! I am a fairly new listener and am in the process of picking out the subjects (manly UFO / UAP) Please keep up the great work.Very best wishes. Dave.

I've been a listener for several years now and have recently begun exploring the shows in your archive. I'm retired and have begun playing your programs thru the day on smart speakers I have throughout my home. Your guests are entertaining and educational as they present their views; and even if I don't agree with them all, I certainly enjoy listening to them!

Hi Howard.I am a new(ish) listner and love you're show. And I like the fact that you put the weather and time of year in. It's a little quantum parcel. 😁

I'm a long time listener and I have been meaning to tell you that, you ,sir, are one of the greats! Your interviewing skills are second to none, and you've got the BEST "radio" voice. Love your podcast! Thank you for all of your hard work!

Your podcasts get me through the week ever since I discovered you! Thank you for being a voice to those of us who know this isn't just 'it'.

Howard I just wanted to say again that I thoroughly enjoy your show and you are by far my favourite host of any podcast. So professional, funny, kind and most importantly down to earth and it's clear to see that your many years of journalism and radio presenting have paid off. Do not change a thing that you do because it would NOT BE YOU!People often have their own thoughts on how to change someone's way of speaking / acting / behaving etc, maybe they should host their own podcast and see how far they get! Your show is fantastic and I love it. Thank you Sir Howard Hughes.

As a lorry driver I spend many hours driving around the country, your podcast keeps me going in the wee small hours and throughout the day! Have made a small donation as your very much deserve it with all the hard work you put in. Please keep it going as I'm now slowly making my way through the archive!Thank you Howard.

Hi Howard. The podcast is awesome. I've been listening to a few good years now. Keep up the good work!

Dear Howard. Greetings from an old Brit living in the USA.As a long time listener I never cease to be impressed with your professionalism and your ability to find interesting guests with a broad selection of perspectives on the world of the unexplained. I know you encounter many challenges to bring your show to us and I just want to thank you for all you do. Thanks again Howard. You are doing important work.

We need people like you to keep shining a light into the corners Howard.Keep the good guests coming and the truth is out there, somewhere.

Loved your Guest from Norway Tere. On the subject of Telepathy Howard try it yourself. I believe it has to be worked at like any language. We do it without thinkin normally.

Hi Howard , I'm an avid listener to your podcasts .Your enthusiasm for the subjects you discuss means that you always ask the most pertinent questions.Keep up the great work.

The title says it all.

Howard, your Unexplained podcast has been a calming voice to me over last two years. During the lock down and the 6 months of furlough I had between March to September you helped me out on many sleepless nights by giving me something other then Covid to think about.Stay safe Howard and keep up the good work.

Hi Howard. Big fan of the show and podcasts. Very interesting show with Luis on Sunday night. Keep up the fantastic work Sharon

The Unexplained with Howard Hughes is quite simply the best podcast covering the paranormal that I have heard. During lockdown when I was shielding for many months I listened to a great many such podcasts covering a multitude of anomalous phenomena from all over the world but The Unexplained is by far the best and Howard is the governor. No question.

Thank you for providing hours upon hours and years and years of background entertainment for me while I do my, at times, monotonous job.You're objective and poignant questions are seriously a refreshing thing to hear coming from where I do. Looking forward to many more years!Best wishes,Chace E.Austin, TX - USA

Howard, Debbie Kaubel is the absolute real deal no question. 100% 1 hour is nowhere near enough to interview Debs.Kind Regards Lisa

Hi Howard, I've stumbled across this very interesting website. Looking forward to delving into your archive.

Brilliant website and show been a fan since the beginning.

Absolutely love your show!! IMO you are the next Art Bell... Keep up the great work Mr. Hughes!!

Thanks for your show & podcasts, for me you are the only sensible broadcaster in this country that I have listened to on these subjects.Great work and very much appreciated, thank you.

Thank you Howard and Dr Parisetti. Listening to this show gave me a new perspective on past events and life experience in general. I particularly like the guests from the UK who have done their own research and who are lesser known. Thank you.

Been listing for over a year. Was a long time Coast listener from early Art Bell Days. You are a better interviewer than Art, who was very good, and much better than George is. I love your humility and preparation and world class interviewing skills. Having no commercials gives you unbroken blocks of time to explore more in depth. I listen in the evening while taking walks, very relaxing and interesting especially when it's dark. I feel your friendship. Thanks from a monastery in Los Angeles.Brother Ted

Love the show Howard. I started listening to your show back in 2012 I think. I got fit for my wedding running 3-4x a week with your podcast keeping me company in 2013. More recently, it’s helped me cope with the nightmare that was 2020. Needless to say, 2020 was tough. But running with your podcasts helped me massively. Keep up the awesome shows. Al from Aylesbury

I just love your podcast! As an over the road truck driver, your podcast makes my driving actually enjoyable!

These are the best podcasts. More interesting subjects and such a wide range of different things, some down to Earth some in space and everything in between. And of course, the best voice on radio. Have never commented before but have been listening for a couple of years and catch up with any I miss on the podcasts. Sorted. Thank you for all your hard work in making these shows and giving a platform to subjects that rarely get a serious airing. Keep up the good work.

Howard - I discovered your show circa a year ago just at the start of the pandemic. Please continue all the great work you are doing, interviewing stellar guests in a masterful style that elicits information almost effortlessly. Your interviewing and broadcasting talents are becoming a rare thing amongst today’s generation of newer hosts and broadcasters and many would do well to listen to you and learn. With thanks and best wishes!

Hi Howard I wanted to take a second to drop you a note. I have listened for a while now and enjoy your show very much. More importantly is that I enjoy you. You are a gentleman and an excellent interviewer. Do not change a thing about your wonderful show. Cheers!

Hi Howard!I discovered your podcasts at the start of 2021. I’ve just finished listening to one of your latest podcasts (the PK man, episode 532). I’ve also been cherry picking through some of the subjects I find captivating- big cats & cryptozoology, as well as generally anything unexplained. I’m a big believer that we cannot accept history as it is currently written, as more and more new data is being discovered, more sites being found and analysed, and so many different theories on the origin of man which I find fascinating (thinking Bruce Fenton’s 780.000 years ago theory).Just wanted to say, I’ve been going out for 10km walks every day since the start of January, and you have accompanied me in my ears as the soundtrack to my current weight loss efforts. I’ve lost nearly 3 and a half stone.Oh, and take no notice of the naysayers... Personally I love to hear the little insights into what’s happening locally for you weather wise, little jaunts that you have enjoyed etc.Keep taking the time to sit in your Father’s old television-watching leather chair and captivating us. Your loyal audience. Art Bell would be proud of you, I’m sure.And if you’re ever out East Kirkby way, drop me a message! Be safe, take care, Thankyou for entertaining us all and helping us to open up our minds.

Been listening for 1 year this week i find some of the guests quite amazing but yiou cant beat paul sinclair for his dedication his books are riverting cant wait until lockdown is lifted so i can visit bempton and surroundimg areas

Love the show and so many amazing guests long may it continue, you often keep my company while I work .All the best from Liverpool

Just listened to your superb show with Dr Steven Greer. What a remarkable man and certainly tenacious all these years in getting the message across to humanity, despite the threats. If ever you wanted to know whether something is 'truth', just notice how the MSM ridicules and obsfucates it - that should point the way! It was always going to be down to us (Humanity) to get the ball rolling and Dr Greer is showing us the way. All we need to do is wake up!

Howard! I have been listening to your podcast for 8 years now. It was the first podcast I ever started following. I have always listened to your podcast while working or on long trips. When I started listening to your podcast I was working for a gourmet popcorn company working in an old house that was once a nunnery making popcorn all night and packing orders. That house was very haunted and listening to you over the speakers made it a lot more bearable. I've listened to your podcast at a lot of different jobs. From a Butcher Shop, doorman at a bar, working in a book store, and my favorite job, doing bike delivery. Now I work in claims for a large health insurance company and still make time to listen to your show. Every time someone asks for suggestions on podcasts I send them your way. I have started my writing my own series of small zines about the supernatural and mysteries called Barely Surviving. Huge Fan!Love ya!Jordan

Just wanted to say thanks for all the great interviews!

You have the most professional voice and demeaner in the biz!

Congrats on the big 500! Keep up the great work, including the radio show - thanks for all these years of content and especially helping me stay sane whilst working from home!

Have recently started listening and really enjoy your show! Keep up the good work.

What can one say? Well done to all those involved in bringing us these podcasts. The comments in this guest book are truly a testament to how well everybody connects to the subjects, the people interviewed and of course Howard's gentile fireside manner. I only discovered The Unexplained podcasts recently but, as others have said, they have provided gripping, thought provoking and remarkable dialogue at a time when we all want to escape and be engaged in something other than the drudgery of what is happening at the present time. How lovely that others have said it beats their loneliness. That's a win in anyone's book. Howard, thanks, please keep going, and please keep up with the weather reports. A beautifully British trait!! Happily made a donation to keep this going. Fab.

Hi Howard, Just leaving a note to say congratulations on your 500th show recently. Your podcast has been staple listening to me for three years now and is especially enjoyed on my long drives from Brooklyn out to the The Hamptons on Long Island.I've visited Montauk's Camp Hero a few times when I go there and would love to hear an episode on the alleged experiments that took place there. I've been interested in the paranormal since I was seven years old and devoured books on the subject from an early age, so to have your show is a blessing. I think your show is fantastic, your professionalism stands you out above other podcast on such topics and I always look forward to the latest episode. Thank you. Tom (Nottingham lad now in New York)

A heartfelt thank you for the hours & hours of entertainment you've provided, I make a monthly donation as a small thank you for all you do. I recommend your show & podcast & if I see you in my Taxi you ain't paying my friend.I've recently started the back catalogue again it still as fresh today as 10 years ago when I started listening.I'd love to hear Brian Blessed interviewed by you. Believer in the Yeti, a trained cosmonaut & astronaut, Arctic explorer, Everest climber & he's not only met a living Diety but boxed against one too! What a guest

Mr. Hughes, thank you for many hours of fascinating and thought provoking entertainment I appreciate very much your courteous and thoughtful interview style, particularly in these days when such qualities are in dreadfully short supply.

Long time listener from when you were back on the radio. I think my mother called your show back in mid 2000s & spoke to a Psychic who made some comments that were kind of telling of my life at the time when I was still reletively young. After your radio show ceased I e-mailed you when I think you had just started the podcasts to state how important your show was to me and my family & asked you to keep at it which you kindly replied. Whilst, I've been off-radar for some time due to work, caring responsibilities and life in general which has been difficult following a number of deaths this year & my my own health now becoming poor. I just wanted to let you know how you impacted my quest for knowledge with your unique broadcasting style & enthusiasm and wish you the good luck for all your endeavours in 2021 and the future.

Wow, great podcast for number 500, here’s to the number 1000. Thanks Howard

After listening to the 500th episode last night, I felt like I finally had to let you know, Howard, that your show means a lot to me. I'm a hardened believer in UFO's and a hopeful believer in Ghosts/Paranormal Activities, and you always have the best guests, ask the best questions, and have really found a way to strike a perfect balance between old school journalism and strange phenomena. Your interview with Jacques Vallee was masterful and you asked all the right questions. Thanks so much for your work and I hope the Unexplained is able to celebrate episode 1,000 some day.

I discovered Howard’s show early on in the pandemic and have worked my way through the back catalogue over the past months. It re-ignited an interest in all things unexplained that began in childhood with experience of hauntings and a keen interest in ufology. Thanks Howard!

Howard is the Art Bell of today. Great episodes, soothing voice, and wonderful interview skills and guest picks.

With the never ending heat of Florida not seeming to stop this year (27+), I love hearing about the brisk wet English weather. Also, it is nice to hear about what is going on in other countries, weather or otherwise. The critics will always be there, you can't make everyone happy. I think you are doing a great job and have done very well with this show and it is as worthy as Art Bell's Coast to Coast AM without its incessant commercials. Best of luck in 2021! Your fan in COVID hot zone Florida,Wain

Hi Howard,Just wanted to say that I love your podcast and the work you do. I listen to a different podcast almost every evening and really enjoy your guests and topics, they are varied extremely interesting. I am interested in ghosts mostly but cannot listen to the ghostly podcasts in the night time as I have to admit that I do get quite scared by them. Thank you for all of your hard work and efforts with the podcasts as I understand it must take a lot of time to complete the work that it all entales. I can't wait for the next week to come around as I love to hear the new podcasts. It really helps me sleep, in a good way.Again thank you and keep up the good work Howard. Take care and stay safe!Mark

Hi I have started listening to your podcast for few months now Its the best podcast going for fans of this subject. I learn something new every podcast .the guests are fascinating , full of knowledge and greatly educated in there subject.Much love to you Howard from Jemma in West Midlands

As most people , I have spent a big part of this year alone and indoors. Thank God for Talkradio and discovering The Unexplained on a Sunday night. You have been great company for me.

Howard achieves a wonderful balance of curiosity, scepticism and enthusiasm in his interviews. I only realise how good he is, when I listen to other podcasts. What also comes through, is his genuine warmth as a human being. You know he'd be a great person to have a pint with. Looking forward to show 500. And the next 500...

Love listening whilst at work on a Monday afternoon, the joys of catch up

Howard,I'm doing a 2 hr journey to work and back.Listening to the show is quite frankly the only thing that gets me through the day.You have a rare quality missing from today's shows, one where it feels like you are speaking to each and everyone of us, directly.Long may your show continue and I hope you continue to get the recognition you deserve.All the bestAndy

Hi Howard I have really been enjoying the show recently, keep up the good work. I liked the recent show with Phillip Mantle and Paul Sinclair is always a great guest. The show with David Ditchfield was great - what an amazing NDE! And the Malcolm Robinson show on the Sauchie poltergeist - very strange case. Thanks for putting the show out

Love the show. Love Howard’s smooth radio voice. Love the guests he has on. Topics are varied. Great podcast to listen to before bed: helps one to drift off with all wonders of the imagination firing. Or listen anytime really! So thank you for publishing The Unexplained. I look forward to the feeds updating each couple weeks. Keep up the great work? Peace and love from COVID CENTRAL (formerly world’s most liveable city)!

Dear Howard, I listen to your show on the way to/from work and it provides me much entertainment and enlightenment. You're a great interviewer and have a warm and caring disposition. Thank you for all the great shows and for having humility and integrity in your work.

I would like to say thank you for such a deeply, informative, exciting, scientific show.It can teach us all newer insight into the seemingly impossible.

Me and my partner listen to your show every Sunday we absolutely love it !!! So interesting, great speakers from all over and some really interesting experiences from so many different people. It has been great listening over the COVID pandemic, its taken our minds away from the virus thats taken over all of our lives :) Thanks Howard :)

Absolutely amazing podcast, each episode hooks me in and your honesty and direct questioning is admirable, so many podcast of a similar ilk are fluffy and do not push the guest on their claims or beliefs. I am, I guess, a Spiritualist due to my beliefs but I like to remain sceptical due to wanting to be taken for a ride and you ask the questions that need to be asked. Thank you so much for creating this podcast series and I will donate. Absolutely brilliant.

The range of anomalous events covered by Howard is quite broad and each has enough depth to satisfy most. Well researched and presented with clarity and a balanced scepticism makes it a pleasure to listen to. A consummate pro with voice to match - a rare combination these days. Each person has his or her form of escapism, much needed in times of stress/anxiety and the like. Thank you Howard and your team for a few hours of therapeutic audio.

Used to listen on Talkradio, has interesting guests and Howard is a great presenter. Now checking out the podcasts, and donating to the cause. Keep up the good work :-)

Love your show, love your voice and your style. I've been UFO fascinated for a long time, and I am really enjoying all your UFO guests.

Really just want to say how much I enjoy Howard's show. He is a great host. Always tries to be considerate/fair to the guests and the listener. I’m honestly surprised he hasn’t been picked up for an international radio show or something for Satellite radio. I also enjoy that he shares what’s happening locally for him too. The few minutes before the guest interview starts are just as welcome as the interview itself (it’s probably why fans like him so much, they get that added bit of connection). Anyhow, I’m ranting. It’s a great show!

I'm binge-listening to your show so I can avoid the news and the stress of all the madness which is happening now. I wish a UFO would come and collect me from all this insanity. I used to get the Unexplained magazine years ago in my teens then UFO magazine until the editor sadly died - why did nobody take up the mantle? I miss both magazines, so this is a good way to get my fix of everything unexplained and/or paranormal. Keep up the excellent work.

So glad I found this podcast .I have been interested in this subject all my life and I really look forward to listening!

Hey Howard Love your podcasts and radio show. Only discovering your show last year meant I had a lot too catch up on. I have listened to all your podcasts to date and will be making a donation in the near future when some normality returns. A donation is the least I can contribute for the hours upon hours of entertainment you and your guests have provided me with.Cheers Adrian

Howard,Always outstanding shows! Mind bending, thought provoking topics that make us all think, “what if.” And of course, delivered by a true pro with that “Smokey/Golden” voice!

I've been listening to Howard for a number of years now. I find the Unexplained to be one of the best produced, informative and solid shows you could find. Always gives me lots to ponder for days after each show. Give if a try if you are wanting quality programming. Thanks Howard and all involved!

I live on a ranch in south central Texas with my closest neighbors about 2 miles away. Many nights you keep me company when others are sleeping. I have a very big house with many bedrooms with the sole occupant being me and my Labrador Retriever. I love to sit in my recliner with my dog at my feet and listen to your show. Especially during these days of isolation your wit and intelligence make the time race by and I thank you for that. The thought of you being in London and me listening to you in Texas makes the world seem smaller which in turn makes me feel warm and cozy. So, a big thank you from me, Lexy (my dog), 100 moma cows, 5 bulls, lots of baby calves, six barn cats and assorted wildlife deep in the heart of Texas.

Still love the show Howard. Diversity of your guests is great. I would like to hear from Lionel Fanthorpe again. Any plans for him to be back.

Love the show, it is the best podcast and the one I most look forward to.

Hi from Solihull , Been listening almost from the beginning , I always listen late at night when I go to.bed and during this lockdown love hearing all the interesting guests. Kinda wish there was more shows a week at this time as it's the one thing I really look forward to each week.Keep up the great workPaul

I love listening to the podcasts. Howard - it would be fabulous if you would write a book detailing your story , and some of the very best stories that you have heard over the years. Thank you!!!

Howard, I truly enjoy the professional and serious approach you take to your discussion of the supernatural. Thank you for your great shows!

Howard, truly interesting show! Favorite episode is with Maria D'Andrea - “a very New York psychic”. Guest suggestion, Rick Beyer; author of the Greatest Stories Never Told book series. His work has been seen on The History Channel, A&E, and National Geographic Channel. Might be a harder one to reach out to but worth a try. Also, I must say you have the best podcast voice; makes listening even more enjoyable. Keep up the good work.

Love your show Howard! I’ve been listening and enjoying your program for a few years but now in these uncertain times your show and voice provide a sense of comfort and a reassurance! Thank you for all your hard work and the passion you demonstrate in creating a top-notch program! You are a beacon of light to many around the world and I can’t express my gratitude enough! Cheers from Canada!

Love the show and the podcasts,will donate when this crisis is over.

Howard, I love all your podcasts and radio broadcasts but your voice is like a lullaby to me so I fall asleep quite often. Luckily I listen in bed most nights so it’s not a problem, just takes me a few nights to get through a whole podcast. Just wanted you to know that you are a big part of my life and I would be lost without your podcasts and radio show. Love that you give everyone a platform to share their beliefs and story’s, so refreshing. Bravo Mr Hughes.

I really enjoy your show. I've started listening to all the ones in your library now. Really interesting. Loved the shows with David Paulides. You should try to get William Sheehan author of the Bigfoot Terror in the Woods series on as a guest.:) Hope you are staying safe and healthy. - Valerie

The show just keeps getting better Howard. The sound is still good even though you are working from home. A huge thank you from Sale, Manchester. Tracy

I really love the show, you make everything sound so interesting :) Conspiracy theories and UFOs are my favourites. I listen to your show at work. Thank you Howard.

Thank you Howard, for such a great and interesting show, covering a plethora of eclectic topics - much appreciated. You are impressively professional. Thank you.

Sunday nights have now become a regular routine early night with my iphone and my headphones! Howard has that rare ability to engage guests with an insightful yet at the same time curious style that soon becomes addictive. Keep up the great work Howard and listeners please donate, it's worth every penny!

More of John Hanson.Deserves more than one airing. Excellent show. Thanks Howard.

Howard. I love your show and listen on my commute to work. Guest request (which I think might be difficult) would be David Wilcox. Also any author or member of the tv show The Curse of Oak Island. Have fun. I will make a donation for 2020.

Top quality show, hope it keeps going for years

I've been listening to your shows since I found them, off and on, for a couple years. I was looking for a suitable replacement for my Art Bell addictions. I'm now semi disabled, and recently, started listening alot, daily. I cannot express my gratitude for the torch you picked up and carry proudly, and so well. I hope to send donations soon, in gratitude and appreciation for all your work you've done, and continue to do. Thank You Howard. I'm now doing a couple shows a day, and loving it.

I love listening to your podcast on the way home from work. Thank you for all the hard work you put into each episode, and all the thoughtful questions you as your guests.

Thanks for bringing a professional approach to many maligned subjects and guests. Makes a big difference for us who choose to view the often incredible true that we don’t or can’t research ourselves. Keep up the great work.

Hi Howard, just wanted to say thank you for bringing to us such a wide range of thought provoking and interesting listening. I have been an avid listener for a no of years now and always eagerly await each show. It was great to hear the Graham Phillips show, I have been reading the books of his and Andy Collins for some years. If you want another great guest on ancient mysteries then Andy is your man. Keep up the good work.

Dear Howard,You blow my mind, i used to love Art Bell's radio show and so glad i found you. You are a legend, just like Art.Thank you for getting me through the dark cold days in my bedsit. Wibble onwards my good man.Donated.The Rule

Addicted to all your episodes; very good for my story writing. Keep up the good work. J

Last week I discovered where you have been since leaving TalkSPORT in 2006 - very disappointed when you left, particularly given your replacement!I’ve only got 13 years to catch-up on! Very much looking forward to it though.

i love when you talk about the weather :)

Love the podcasts while driving through the night. Use to listen to you on the old a.m. station and I'm sure I remember you from Chris Tarrant days in London in the 90s. Caught up to 2014 so far. Still 5 years behind. Love the predictions and theories given by some guests. Being so many years in front of what I'm hearing I listen with a smile. I sort of know how a time traveller would feel. I hope to catch up to 2019 sometime in 2020. Hope you're still going. Your quizzing of the guest is so professional, regardless of how outlandish the subject may seem to some or even yourself, you should be recognised by the broadcasting industry somehow. Keep up the good work and nice to hear you on national radio again.

Just wanted to stop by and tell you I really appreciate your hard work and enjoy your show/podcast thanks !!!

I have listened to every show for years and you just get better! I love the way you feed out the rope then gently reel them back with clear logic and fact. Genius or idiot you hold your own every time.Please don't stop .

Love the show Howard. I must have driven 100K miles plus listening to the podcasts over the last few years or so. Certainly brightens up each journey.Ever thought of taking the show on the road with some top guests?

Discovered this podcast a year or so ago and it has become my favourite. The subject matter doesn’t always resonate, but I am always enthralled with Howard’s interviewing style. So many podcasts have become general conversations with too much talk-over and joking that I feel more like I am eavesdropping rather than engaged. This show feels conversational, intimate and educational all at the same time. Keep it up Mr. Hughes

I only discovered Talk Radio afew months ago during a prolonged stay in hospital. From there I found out about your Sunday evening show. Wonderful. A good mix between sometimes incredible and other times deeply thought provoking. Anyway, I am now going through the archived podcasts while looking forward to new episodes on Sunday.I have been interested in all forms of the unusual (often unexplained) since I was 9 years old and read my first 'von Daniken' book; I am now 56. I have had a number of 'experiences' during my life including at least 3 occasions when I truly believe somebody or something has stepped in to either save my life or prevent me from coming to serious harm, guardian angel perhaps or just human intuition... I don't know but I keep an open mind. I've witnessed (together with my wife) a fair few ghosts. These have been both human and animal by the way. Our house is home to a 'grey lady' and also a young girl who both appear irregularly. We've both seen and felt previously departed pets (a cat and a dog) either walk into the living room or jump onto the bed and snuggle down for the night. None of this is not and never has been the slightest bit unnerving or fearful it is very much accepting matter of fact for us. Add to the ghosts I have seen UFOs (a large cluster around the moon one night), dabbled with a makeshift ouija board which brought up my granddad's name. I also did some experimentation into Raudive (EVP) sounds which frightened me so much I could not speak. I recorded the very distinct sound of somebody coughing through the tape deck of my hi-fi. It turned out to be the incredibly sensitive stylus on my turntable that had picked up me coughing half way through the session! I have not tried that again.So, there you have it. A new and avid fan and listener. Keep up the fantastic work and thank you.Kevan

Stumbled onto this. I am now listening to an average of two shows per work day!

Hi Howard just wanted to say thank you for the wonderful interview with Elaine Kelly what a wonderful lady so joyful and was so easy to listen to thank you so much for your excellent interview with her it was a pleasure to listen to her & youMy coffee donation is on its way to you please keep up the great work Though the hybrid humans needs to go in the the box with flat earth theory I think are not for an old medic like me believable /but still again you give those who have a voice the time and respect to share those views New email for me but I am still Dawn in the high peak & whilst during my recovery you & your podcasts & radio shows have kept this 50 yr nurse sane and for that I thank you You are a joy in my life Howard & have kept my old grey matter ticking over Warmest regards as always Dawn

Hello Howard, I just wanted to let you know I listen every week & enjoy around 98% of your guests, some I was surprised at enjoying ( not my subject ). my favourite "Listens" are on the subjects of Paranormal , UFO 's & crop circles etc. You have had some wonderfully knowledgeable people on your programme, Gary Hestletine, Paul Sinclair, Nick Pope, Malcolm Robinson, Fred Fogarty, Philip Mantle, Elaine Allan "live from Liverpool" & of course last nights Nick Groff. I always do a mental hands rub, as I know it will be a great interview when you announce any of these people will be reappearing, but the one I'm particularly waiting with bated breath for you to invite on again is the UK Bigfoot lady, the brilliant Debbie Hatswell . Regards Ann

I wanted to write a quick message to say I thought the show recorded in your home patch was a real treat (as are all your shows, but I liked how often you slipped into your Scouse accent!). I hope that in the future you could maybe travel to other locations for a similar show.The Unexplained with HH is THE best start to a new week.Ta Ra!x

I just wanted to say a big THANK YOU to Howard for making such a great show, I listen to it most Sunday nights when I can (I work a lot of night shifts) and really enjoy it

Absolutely brilliant choice. His Star Trek Continues is a work of pure genius, and his acting is an uncanny homage to Shatner, completely without parody. But he does an astonishing range of other things. One of the best interviews I've done anywhere.

Im a long time listener, who appreciates the weather report. Love your calm and reasonable manner. Just cancelled some other podcast subscriptions , due to hosts rudeness. Doubled my small contribution to The Unexplained. Thanks for your excellent show Howard.

I love this podcast. I found this podcast more than 5 years ago and haven't missed an episode since. When I go on long drives for work or personal reason I make sure to download lots of the back catalog and always end up wishing the drive was a few hours longer when I arrive at my destination.

Hi Howard. Discovered your podcast over a year ago and I've been hooked on it ever since. Love the new design of your website and my guilty pleasure is going through the vaults of early shows and listening to some legends of UFOs, poltergeists, haunting and crypid research and lore who are sadly no longer with us. Keep it up howard and God bless.

I just want to say I’m so glad I found this podcast. I love Howard and how he interviews his guests, and also how he describes everything. I’ve been listening to his shows from the very beginning and am current at episode 145! I really hope this continues into the distant future. Thank you Howard you are awesome!

Just listened to the John Koerner podcast regarding JFK Jr. What a great show. I really liked your line of questioning. Inquisitive and you got a lot of great information. One of my favorite shows is one you did with Lionel Fanthorpe. It's an older podcast but I listen to it over and over. I use your podcast when I work from home. I can work for hours and listen to your show. It's so great. Don't know if anyone has mentioned this to you, but your voice is a big plus. You have made a fan down here in the southern most tip of Texas, USA!Loyal listener.

Stanton Friedman was always one of favorite guest and I’m deeply saddened by his passing. Thank you Howard for taking the time to do a tribute podcast. As always, a class act from one of the best, and our favorite podcast. Thank you.

Dear Howard,I have loved and followed your show for many years now, great stuff and great guests.......!!Love the new Website... Many Thanks to your Webmaster, Adam.....Please Howard, give us more Flat Earth, which I never gave any weight to before I listened to Mr Mark Sargent being interviewed by your good self, not so sure now !!!Mr Sinclair was also a great guest give us some more soon please...Love you Howard , AKA...UK's Art Bell......

Great show! should be on BBC Radio. Much love, Fuzzy Dunlop s.wales.

Hi Howard,I've been listening to your shows for about 5 years now and I always look forward to your weekly podcasts. I also really like the new website although to be honest I don't come on here that often as I rely on my Podcast Addict app to keep me up to date with your latest episodes.My only recommendation is that you offer a subscription which provides something over and above a non-payer would receive. In the meantime, I'm more than happy to continue making my small monthly donation towards your show because as I see it, receiving 4/5 episodes per month is worth at least a fiver surely!

Eager for the next show Howard, not waiting!!! Thanx

Man words are difficult to be succinct, but Howard always comes through, a very fair, open minded and informed interviewer, once you have sampled a few from the archives you will be hooked for the latest.. well done on the new site!

Love the show and have been listening for a few years. Would love a show about the cauldrons in Siberian Valley of death.

I love your podcast! I listen to it every day driving to and from work. I found your podcast when I Googled 'unexplained lights in the sky' after having multiple UFO sightings. I thought I was going crazy, but now I have come to the firm conclusion that there is SO much more to the universe than I had ever thought possible. Your podcast makes me realise that normal, intelligent people see and experience strange and unusual things.... it doesn't make me a crackpot. I love the way you seem to ask your guests the questions I would have asked too (but in a much more professional manner) :o)Keep up the good work!!! And come to Australia! There are plenty of groups here who would love to hear you talk in person.

Dear Howard, found your podcast quite by accident a few years ago while searching the internet for interesting shows on the unexplained and unsolved mysteries Needless to say once I found your podcast I stopped looking and I've been listening ever since. Im hooked. Now I wait (im)patiently and check the website weekly for a new episode ! It's like Christmas to a small child... I can't wait to see what the next podcast is going to be about. I love your show and the revamped website. Always keep on keeping on. Much love!

Hello from the San Joaquin valley in central California.Hi there, Mr. Hughes. I only just discovered you and your show(and podcast players)about 10 or 12 weeks ago. You are my favorite. By far.At first, I liked the fact that you don't have co hosts who ramble on and constantly interrupt each other. After listening to several episodes, I noticed your voice has a very soothing effect on me. Also, I like that you don't dumb things down to your listeners. You have a great personality and a very likeable character about you. Now I listen to at least 2 of your episodes every night.It's how I decompress before bed. Plus, it gives me awesome adventure dreams sometimes. I've been interested in these subjects since childhood. As I like to say to my favorite people...You rock!!:)

I listen to your show almost daily driving to and from work. I really enjoy the subjects and guest that appears on your podcast.

Hi Howard,Long time listener to your fantastic show - I love the new Website , very slick I must see.Always fascinated with the un-explained and often wander if any of the Un-explained will be explained one day . this is why you have this great show I guess. Keep up the good work!Tim.

Hi just recently found the podcasts on itunes of which i now subscribe,very interesting listening,i especially like the u.f.o. & ghost podcasts ,keep up the good work

Hi Howard I’m an English man living and working in the champagne region of France . I work for champagne Taittenger in the region of Aube mostly driving a tractor in there vine yards, i use your podcast too pass the long days driving . I would just like to take this opportunity to thankyou for the podcast and request a shout-out so my son could hear it thankyou

Thank you for all that you are doing, Howard. You act as a looking glass into the many mysteries that surround us. Please keep polishing the lens . . . The new website looks impressive and better organised now. Bob Tibbitts, Coventry, UK

Love the show.

Hello Howard, the new Website looks splendid! I will have a good look around and see if I can find anything broken ;)Your Podcast is a steady part of my life, I listen to it every time I am on longer drives or while at work. Thank you for all your work!Ben

Hi, Been a listener to your shows on and off for years. Anyway, It would be interesting if you had Graham Hancock or Robert Bauval back on the show as its been a few years. I listen mainly while playing darts or walking around Stanley Park.

Hey Howard,Just a quick message to say congratulations on the new website which is fabulous and to say thankyou for the hours of entertainment you've given me over the years Ive been with you from day one and before that listened to you on Talk Radio.

Look at your new website being all fancy! Worth the wait and the work put into it.I've been listening since the first TalkRadio. I think when it became TalkSport you were no more to be theatre of the ears there (?) and you were missed. When I heard TalkR was coming back I IMMEDIATELY wondered if you'd be back and almost suggested to The Boss (of the station, not Iain Lee) you should bring back the Unexplained (didn't have to, I heard you actually were going to do it).Your show is my favourite part of my radio week, and thanks for the podcasts for when you're on air. It's good to hear the podcast about David Kelly in its entirety. I'm mostly a fan of the conspiracy and paranormal subjects and look forward to another interview with David Paulides in the future. Even when the guests are a bit...kooky...it's always entertaining if not always educating and thought provoking.Still would love to hear something about Number Stations at some point!You're smashingLove and grateful thanks X

The new site looks great- congratulations. Have enjoyed the podcast for many years particularly conspiracy threads. David Icke ones are favourites as are those around Hitlers escape/JFK etc. Keep up the great work!

This show has been an important part of my life now for five years. Because of life demands and my many other study subjects, I have been less able to keep up my studies on the paranormal, but this show keeps me informed more than I could with my own study. I have learned about so many new topics I never even knew about through this show, like shadow people and time slips to name a very few. Howard is very professional, as well as extremely kind, and hosts guests of all perspectives and expertise. But his guests are always well informed and well spoken. I love the new website, specifically the guest roster. I occasionally hear a name that sounds familiar and think "Did I hear them on The Unexplained"? Now, I can easily check. Thank you Howard for all that you do.

Hi Howard & Craig! I just wanted to commend you guys on the new website. Your work is highly appreciated out here in ol' Texas!

The Unexplained is simply the best podcast of its type. Supremely hosted with guests that include the big names you would expect. A must for those of you may suspect there is more to the visible and tangible. Equally importantly Howard’s choice of guests are often very original and utterly thought provoking. And there’s no ads. Listen to the recent Anthony Peake episode. Brilliant!!

Great podcasts, so many fantastic guests. But the best of all is Howard Hughes, he knows how to interview and doesn’t let the guests BS without challenging them. I recommend this to all my friends & family, keep going Howard!!!

The website looks beautiful and what I've used so far works great. I'm all excited about recommending one of my absolutely favorite podcasts to my friends, the newly-out-to-me para-curious. Howard's work makes it much much easier for me to come out about my revived interest in the unexplained. I feel like we've got a canny, respected ally we can point to and say, go here, have a listen, then let's talk!

Hi Howard A big thank you for all the work you put into the show. It's a must listen podcast - I subscribe via iTunes and listen on the way to work in the car. I enjoy the weather updates, it helps me feel a bit cooler when you've got snow and we have 40 degree on some days. Plus it helps me as a listener connect to you as the presenter. Getting to know podcasters is something I enjoy as a sterile voice on the radio is not as inviting as a genuine and real person who shares as you do. Keep seeking the truth mate!

Hi Howard, just thought I'd stop by and check out the new mobile friendly website. It looks awesome.....A web world full of weirdness and wonder!Thank you for doing what you do,Craig

Great Podcast, I've been listening for around 3 years, some interesting topics and some topics that really make you think, others are just a little bit out there but so nice to listen to a podcast without irritating adverts, keep up the great work.

I have been listening since 2017. Howard is unparalleled amongst professional broadcasters and steers his show to get the best out of his guests. Always interesting. Always thoughtful. Always good!

Thanks for your excellent Podcast!I have been listening for the past 4 years or so and enjoyed the variety of guests that have been featured.And I love the way you let them talk and don't constantly interject with your own opinions. I want to be able to make up my own mind on what they have to say - and you allow your listeners to do just that.Keep up the good work!

Something different to the mainstream shows. Have listened to most podcasts more than once. Please keep it going

I've been listening to Howard's work for some time now, and his high standards of journalism and professionalism shine in every interview and discussion. Great guests and topics, enlightening conversations, and plenty of curiosity and intelligence: The Unexplained is my favorite podcast for all those reasons. Well worth your time, give it a listen. You'll be glad you did.

The one podcast I just can’t wait to listen to. For a number of years I’ve listen and absorbed the fantastic shows from the very talented Howard Hughes. Howard has a superb way of guiding his guests through their interviews in his uniquely professional manner. Extracting every ounce of information, facts, speculations and opinions. Leaving the listener to ultimately make up their own minds. If you’ve not tuned in, your missing out. Thank you for prodding my inquisitive mind and opening my eyes to some of the best unexplained stories and conspiracies most people have probably never encountered. Keep up the excellent work.

Howard excellent new website ... long time listener keep doing what you are doing the more a lot of this stuff is pushed into the main stream the better!

I have been listening to the unexplained for a number of years and it is one of the best podcasts out there. Howard is a great interviewer and has some very interesting guests on the show. Thankyou for your continuous effort and enthusiasm throughout the years. p.s Loving the new look website!

I've been listening since 2014, and the unexplained is the best podcast of its category. I use the podcast for my commute. Howard love thw new website as well. Keep up the good work!!!

If you want real stories and real substance this show is an absolute must listen. Been listening for years and it's the only show that tells it how it is! Great and interesting guests, Howard is a 'one off'!

This is the only show I like. I have listened to all episodes for years, and I still keep coming back. Howard, you are a professional and it shows in how you carry the show along, your professionalism is what I think gives the show that extra distinctiveness that others do not have. I am loving the new website, I find it functional, I like the Categories and Guests section and that it is searchable. You have an impressive and diverse back catalog. I wish that with the new website the show is propelled further into the future.

Hi I have been listening to the show for about 10 years now. This show has got me through some pretty challenging decorating jobs and I often listen to the show in the bath where I can hear the show in peace without the kids or wife butting in haha. Howard has a fantastic interviewing technique and a very soothing voice.keep up the good work Howard and may you go on for many years with your great show.

Congratulations on the new site. It is clean, well-organized, and fits your show nicely. A fantastic job by you and Adam!I'll be listening!

Hi Mr Hughes,great show never miss it,luv the new website 😁 much respect 🙌 Do you or have you seen a channel called 'disclose.tv'? Great channel,I watch it on kodi...Have a good show ,Ade,Sarah n Indi 👍

Loving the new website. Easy to search and navigate! Just a quick note to say I enjoy every radio show and podcast! Shame not all the shows are available to download! Have you ever thought about a live cast on you tube? Or setting up a cam so all shows can be shown?

I have been listening to Howard since 2006 and despite listening to other podcasts, his are simply the best.If you have time listen to the back catalogue,some fantastic shows.

Well done Howard. Like the new website and would happily pay a monthly subscription.

The new website looks great Howard. Thanks for your continued hard work with The Unexplained, long may it continue!

New website now active great. Only comment, I miss the guest pictures on the selection for the podcasts. You have U everywhere. Consider putting the guest picture back on the selectionEmailed you many times, great show If in Toronto Canada email me and come over

Been listening since your Talk Sport days back in 2005

Hi HowardJust stopped by to check out the new website. It's looking great ! Loved the recent podcast with Fevzi. AI is scary. 😳All the best, Craig.

My wife and I love the show and have been listening for years. She says your voice is brilliant and soothing, intact she has to have the show on to get to sleep! When she wakes up in the middle of the night she tells me to put it on again. Our favourite subject is UFOs and the Alan Godfrey being number 1. Keep up the good work.

Always waiting for the latest podcast! Love the new look to the website well done.Keep up the great work guys!

looks swish good luck with the new look steve

Just wanted to say “Great Shows... always...” I listen on my way to work on night shift and during my work period as Night Merchandiser at a local store...

Absolutely love the show, really look forward to it. Best of its kind by far, and there are some good ones!

Dear Howard, I discovered your show about 6 or 8 weeks ago and I am catching up with all your old shows, I just finished edition 227 with Graham Hancock from 2015 and I enjoy almost every one of your shows. However, I did manage to see on You Tube "David Icke on Howard Hughes" and I found the comments on you to be terrible and I also defended your show. Its strange how some people have such extreme views, but like you say, its an open forum and everybody has their views. keep up the good work. Thanks and take care.

In this technological era, anybody can pick up a microphone and record a podcast. Howard uses his extensive background in journalism to approach these subject in a unique manner. I love the fact he's not afraid to ask his guests the hard questions compared to others. A great variety of subjects so there's something for everyone here. Can't recommend enough.

Listening to the show for about 5 years-love it and ur show on talk radio. Truly excellent!!!

The podcast that sets the standards for all the rest.

I’m currently getting ready to sit my GCSE’S and I can’t say thank you enough. Your real science podcasts have helped me in answering exam questions successfully ... the unexplained helps everybody !