Good day to you all. I didn't realize that when you receive these newsletters they look like regular email from me. Huh. So from now on I'll put "JayVay Newsletter" in the heading and you can discard accordingly.

Meanwhile, I'm everywhere. Well, everywhere except in the pages of September's "UFO Magazine." I wrote an article and then...forgot to submit it. Class act, all the way. The good news is, the article would play a lot better online given its subject matter, and as luck would have it, it will be online later today at:

www.ufomag.com

Unless the title gets edited to something family-friendly, it's called "Cashito, Bitches." Look for it late today.

Where else am I?

Why in the pages of Target Audience Magazine. There you will find an in-depth interview with yours truly where I say some things I've not said anywhere else. Check out their fine product at:

www.targetaudiencemagazine.com

The PDF version is only a couple of bucks so plunk it down and receive instant me-gratification.

Where else-else am I?

Tomorrow (Tuesday the 9th) my interview with ufology's residential philosopher Mac Tonnies goes online at:

www.book-of-thoth.com

We have a great discussion about where these beings often called "aliens" may really be from and then I stump him with my final question. This is a fun interview, not to be missed.

Also not to be missed is my Culture of Contact interview with abductee Frank Soriano, which airs tomorrow night at 8pm at:

blog.valiens.com

This begins a mini series of interviews with abductees/experiencers I personally deem authentic. That's not to say their point of view agrees with mine. Often, it doesn't. But their experiences are real just the same and I want you to be able to hear the voices of real abductees and stack them against the garbage you're usually fed by indiscriminate programs. See if there isn't a difference.

Frank has an astonishing life story to share, and we barely scratch the surface in this one, but I think what he says about hypnotically retrieved memory is worth a listen.

The podcasts are, of course, free, so listen loud and listen often.

'Til Next Week....

Jeremy Vaeni

PS: And if you haven't yet watched the Whitley Strieber book launch at blog.valiens.com - What are you waiting for? There's much to be discovered!