Here we have the fifth episode of the relaunched webTV show by the Centre for Fortean Zoology, written and presented by Jon Downes and Charlotte Phillipson, their families and other animals. This episode

Here we have the fourth episode of the relaunched webTV show by the Centre for Fortean Zoology, written and presented by Jon Downes and Charlotte Phillipson, their families and other animals. This episode

The Centre for Fortean Zoology, founded in 1992, is the world's only truly global resource centre for cryptozoology and allied disciplines. Our aim is to coordinate and promote research into cryptozoology,

And so we come to the end of another week. And – as per bloody usual – it has been a week jam-packed with jollity and… ummm not so jollity. My dear Olivia was not very well earlier in the week, which is

Last week, my friend, colleague and regularly Gonzo weekly contributor Mr Biffo released his 17 minute epic movie The Trojan Arse Project, Project, which is the tumultuous climax to his massively entertaining,

Yesterday I wrote about TV coverage of The American Grand Prix in Austin, Texas, last Sunday, when a huge, bird-shaped shadow was cast over the race track. Graham Inglis suggested: "It seems the

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Here we have the third episode of the relaunched webTV show by the Centre for Fortean Zoology, written and presented by Jon Downes and Charlotte Phillipson, their families and other animals. This episode

Over the weekend we developed a problem with our monthly webTV show On the Track. Ever since Episode Two we have used a section of one of my favourite songs - Strangely Strange but Oddly Normal by Dr Strangely

So here we are at the end of another week. I have one of those irritating head colds that simmer away just below the surface but never seem to actually develop into anything. Corinna had something similar

Here we have the second episode of the relaunched webTV show by the Centre for Fortean Zoology, written and presented by John Downes and Charlotte Phillipson, their families and other animals. This episode

TODAY'S NEWS FROM THE CENTRE FOR FORTEAN ZOOLOGY Half way through the week, and we are eagerly awaiting Charlotte's arrival so we can put the latest issue of OTT to bed. It will be posted today (or at

Okay, boys and girls, I know that I have been shilly-shallying about on this subject for a couple of years, but I am very happy to be able to announce that our web TV show – On The Track – is back! Why

Wikipedia is both a boon and a bane to the 21st century journalist and academic alike. The fact that it can be edited by anybody is, in theory, magnificently Egalitarian, but in practice mean that any