Public record only
Every clip is congressional hearing audio, a Pentagon briefing, a NASA panel session, or a declassified release. No re-enactments, no narration, no AI voices over the top. If it didn't happen on the record, it isn't here.
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WA51 FM 51.0. Declassified frequencies. Wren reads in the public record.
Congressional hearings. AARO briefings. The NASA panel session. Pentagon press exchanges. Declassified releases. No re-enactments, no narration, no theories. Just what was said, in the room, on the record. Played straight.
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Wren reads in. The tape does the rest.
A hearing transcript, a FOIA drop, a clip you want surfaced. She files them. No commentary.
The format
Every clip is congressional hearing audio, a Pentagon briefing, a NASA panel session, or a declassified release. No re-enactments, no narration, no AI voices over the top. If it didn't happen on the record, it isn't here.
UAP hearings (45%). AARO briefings (20%). NASA UAP panel audio (15%). Pentagon press exchanges (10%). Declassified / NARA releases (10%). The big bucket cycles fastest so you don't sit through the same procedural minute three times an hour.
Wren introduces the clip with a one-line frame and lets it play. No commentary on the content. No theories. No reaction. The format is: here is what was said, in the room, on the record. You decide.
What plays
UAP Hearings
Grusch, Fravor, Graves (2023). Elizondo, Shellenberger, Gold (2024). Sworn testimony, no edits.
AARO
All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office briefings. Pentagon record.
NASA Panel
May 2023 independent study panel. Open session audio.
Pentagon Press
Briefing room exchanges where UAP came up. Short, on the record.
Declassified
NARA releases. FOIA drops. Blue Book era when it's clean.
Sourced from C-SPAN, the House Oversight committee channel, NASA, DoD, and NARA. Each track logs its origin URL, license, and date. If a source goes dark, the track comes off the air.
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