Martin Willis Live Shows

Martin Willis Live Shows

Guest Paul Ascough discusses the bigger picture with all of its complexities and is interlaced with many of the authors own sightings throughout his life.

Paul Ascough has lived in Yorkshire all his life and investigated the phenomenon of UFOs and the paranormal for over 50 years. To give the reader a little more of my professional background, I have been in the medical field all my working life. I left school and attended college as a Nurse Cadet with my SRN training, then an Occupational Nurse for the National Coal Board, followed by being a British Army medic. Finally my last employment was as a Paramedic in ‘God’s own country’ of Yorkshire until my recent retirement. I joined the British Army as an infantry medic, rising to the dizzy heights of Staff Sergeant and seeing service in many countries, both as a regular soldier and in the Territorial Army. Paul Ascough is a former paramedic in both the NHS and the British Army. He has been involved in UFO research for over 50 years.

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Multi-award-winning investigative Australian journalist, Ross Coulthart discusses inside information about what the Pentagon knows about UFO/UAP’s. From orbital UAPs to crash retrievals, the US Air Force knows quite a bit more than it has let on.

BIO:

Multi-award-winning investigative journalist with over three decades experience in newspapers and television, including reporting for The Sydney Morning Herald newspaper, ABC TV Four Corners, Nine Network Sunday program and 60 Minutes. Currently contributing investigative journalist for Channel Seven Australia’s SPOTLIGHT public affairs program. Author of forthcoming new book IN PLAIN SIGHT, to be published by HarperCollins internationally from the end of July.

Five times winner of Australia’s national journalism prize – the Walkley Award – including the highest award, the Gold Walkley. Winner of a Logie, Australian TV’s top prize (for best public affairs TV reporting), and winner of a New York Film Festival Gold Medal for international investigative journalism.

Best-selling author of five books, including a biography of Australia’s First World War official historian Charles Bean that in 2015 won Australia’s prestigious literature award, the Prime Minister’s Literary Award (for Australian History).