The Dancing Lights (Phenomenology Episode 1)

As we take a little break before kicking off season 2, please enjoy the first episode of our documentary series, Phenomenology. If you’d like to see more, please hop over to our Patreon where you can watch the episodes for free (https://patreon.com/tobehumanshow)!

The series follows teams of researchers investigating centuries old light phenomenon in Colombia known as The Dancing Lights of La Pena De Juaica.

In the opening episode, the team meets and gathers data about the ‘Dancing Lights’ and drone maps a church associated with the phenomenon.

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Featuring
Ashley Cowie – History Fuzz
Dan Zetterstrom – What It Means To be Human / That UFO Podcast
Vinnie Adams – Disclosure Team
Walter Payne – Space Analyst – U.A.V. Pilot
Lydia Romer – Attorney and Judge
Jeshuran Rajasingham – Analyst

Production:
Production – UAP Colombia
Natalia Reyes Escobar – Producer
Natalia Castellanos – Field Producer
Julio Fuentes – Security and Transport

Post Production:
Motion Graphics – Dominic Burgess
Audio Engineering – Toby A. Mason
Composer – John Theodore
Remember to be curious – the universe is bigger than we know!

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Music:
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Culver Drive
Hayden Calnin

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