Mack Maloney's Military X-Files is hosted by best-selling author, Mack Maloney, along with co-hosts, Juan-Juan and Commander Cobra. The show emphasizes the U.S. military’s involvement in the paranormal. Weekly topics range from famous military encounters with UFOs, to the Pentagon’s psychic studies, to haunted forts, airplanes, ships and battlefields. Regular contributors include Switchblade Steve Ward on classic UFO sightings and national correspondent, Emily M.
Mack Maloney's Military X-Files can be heard Thursday through Sunday on the following networks:
DARK MATTER DIGITAL NETWORK – Thursday, 10-12 midnight ET
KCOR – Friday, 10-12 midnight ET
PARANORMAL UK RADIO – Friday, 10-12 midnight ET
PSN RADIO – Saturday, 1 AM ET
PARA-X RADIO – Sunday, 6-8 PM ET
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DARK MATTER DIGITAL NETWORK – Thursday, 10-12 midnight ET
KCOR – Friday, 10-12 midnight ET
PARANORMAL UK RADIO – Friday, 10-12 midnight ET
PSN RADIO – Saturday, 1 AM ET
PARA-X RADIO – Sunday, 6-8 PM ET
Listen anytime, anywhere! Mack Maloney's Military X-Files is now available on:
- Apple Podcasts App and iTunes
- Podbean and the Podbean Podcast App
- Google Play Music and the Google Play Music App for Android users
- Spotify
- Stitcher and the Stitcher App
Mack Maloney's Military X-Files show archives are available at: Radio Active Broadcasting
Mack Maloney's Military Mysteries show archives are available at: Radio Active Broadcasting
Mack
Mack Maloney’s radio career started at WSPN 91.1 FM, a small station in upstate New York.
“Mack Maloney’s Military X-Files Show” started on KGRA in Arkansas several years ago. Mack also hosted “Mack Maloney’s Mystery Hour” in 2015 as a summer replacement show on Boston’s WMEX 1510 AM.
Mack holds a degree in journalism from Suffolk University in Boston and a graduate degree in communications from Emerson College.
He’s also the author of more than 50 military and science-fiction books, including the best-selling series, “Wingman.”
“Mack Maloney’s Military X-Files Show” started on KGRA in Arkansas several years ago. Mack also hosted “Mack Maloney’s Mystery Hour” in 2015 as a summer replacement show on Boston’s WMEX 1510 AM.
Mack holds a degree in journalism from Suffolk University in Boston and a graduate degree in communications from Emerson College.
He’s also the author of more than 50 military and science-fiction books, including the best-selling series, “Wingman.”
Juan-Juan
A U.S. Navy veteran, Juan-Juan worked in anti-submarine warfare operations and was posted to the U.S. base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. As a lights & sound crew member for numerous concert venues he's supported many rock 'n roll acts including the Rolling Stone's Steel Wheels and Voodoo Lounge tours. He has a degree in Computer Science, a BA in Business Science, and is the owner of Gabriel IT Consulting.
Juan-Juan is the show’s technical expert.
Juan-Juan is the show’s technical expert.
Commander Cobra
Commander Cobra is a contract pilot for the U.S. military. His primary concentrations are tactical/special operations, test flight, and specialized aerial reconnaissance. He’s a veteran of hundreds of flight hours over Iraq and Kosovo.
He earned a bachelor’s in Mathematics from Northeastern and masters in Aeronautics from Embry-Riddle University. He entered the US Air Force through ROTC at MIT and BU and flew fixed-wing and rotary aircraft for six years before transferring his commission to the US Coast Guard.
He has also served as a military Public Affairs Officer for print and television and worked with the Defense Liaison Office in motion pictures, including “Bad Boys 2” and “Pain & Gain.”
Cobra reports on secret military technology, black-ops programs and the latest in government conspiracies.
He earned a bachelor’s in Mathematics from Northeastern and masters in Aeronautics from Embry-Riddle University. He entered the US Air Force through ROTC at MIT and BU and flew fixed-wing and rotary aircraft for six years before transferring his commission to the US Coast Guard.
He has also served as a military Public Affairs Officer for print and television and worked with the Defense Liaison Office in motion pictures, including “Bad Boys 2” and “Pain & Gain.”
Cobra reports on secret military technology, black-ops programs and the latest in government conspiracies.