Looking at Crop Circles Again

 I recently listened to a couple podcasts on crop circles that were quite good. It was coincidental (or synchronistic) that they both came out in the same week though they had independent guests and are very different podcasts. 

I first heard the Astonishing Legends podcast episode on crop circles. These guys are a little too slick for my tastes and do way too much introductory jibber jabber (I eventually skipped over about 15 minutes of them talking about what they were going to talk about), but eventually they did present a good overview on the topic.

Then I heard the Podcast UFO show on the same topic, with a great panel of guests. They had a really interesting discussion of the topic-- I highly recommend it. They didn't waste much time on filler unlike the Astonishing Legends podcast (and also no ads unlike A.L.).

Both podcasts are worth the time if you're interested in the topic, though I recommend skipping fast through the first part of the A.L. pod and of course skip over the ads.

Bottom line is the evidence is that most crop circles are probably a paranormal/ET-linked phenomenon. Most interestingly is the fact that they have gotten progressively more complex over the years, not unlike the topic of UFOs. There is a theory that it is ETs trying to send humanity a message, but still they are mostly a big mystery.