Review: 'The Rendlesham Incident' podcast (complete series)

Just finished the entire seven-episode run of the new 'Rendlesham Incident' podcast from Defiant Audio. Thought I'd give it a proper review since there's a lot of UFO podcast content out there and this one actually stands out.

The good: Excellent production quality. Proper interviews with witnesses, including some lesser-known accounts from military personnel stationed at the base. The episode examining the timeline in detail (episode 3) is genuinely illuminating. The hosts don't push a particular narrative - they present evidence and let listeners draw conclusions.

The bad: Occasionally veers into speculation without clearly marking it as such. Some episodes are a bit long (episode 5 could've been trimmed). The final episode's conclusion is frustratingly vague, though I suppose that's fitting given the incident itself.

The verdict: Worth your time if you're interested in the Rendlesham Forest incident. Better than 90% of paranormal podcasts. £4.99 for the full series on Audible, or free if you've got a subscription. Recommended.

Cheers for the review. I've been looking for a decent Rendlesham resource that doesn't just regurgitate the same old Warren account. The fact that they interviewed new witnesses is brilliant. Adding this to my list.

I listened to episode 3 yesterday and genuinely learned things about the timeline I'd never encountered before. The production quality is genuinely professional. Given that most paranormal podcasts sound like they're recorded in a bathroom, this is refreshing.

The final episode's conclusion is frustratingly vague

How do the new witness accounts compare to the original documentation? Are we talking genuinely new information or just alternative interpretations of known facts?

Sold. Downloading it now. Been wanting to revisit Rendlesham with fresh perspective. If this is as well-researched as you're suggesting, it's probably worth the money even at £4.99.