Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
On this episode of Neon Galactic, I’m joined by writer, financier, veteran, and UAP disclosure advocate Gregory Scaduto to talk about aliens, politics, fatherhood, artificial intelligence, education, and America’s integrity problem.
Scaduto is the author of the “Broken But Readable” Substack, where he profiles UAP experiencers, writes about raising his non-verbally autistic son, and displays a kind of vulnerability that is rare for men in the modern world.
Overall, this is a wide-ranging discussion about UAPs, human integrity, and societal challenges; Scaduto shares his background as a financier, Army veteran, and writer who advocates for increased UAP transparency and increased respect for experiencers of the phenomenon.
We chart Scaduto’s writing journey, including his work on autism, consciousness, and unexplained phenomena, then confront the complex nature of government handling of UFO information and the limitations of human understanding.
Our chat concludes with a reflection on character, honor, and the current cultural metacrisis, including an analysis of modern political dynamics and the need for more inclusive approaches to addressing societal concerns.
To read Scaduto’s Substack:
gregscaduto.substack.com
According to the UAP Defense Foundation:
Greg Scaduto is a corporate finance professional, freelance journalist, and veteran of the US Army. He has led enterprise-wide financial planning, capital allocation analysis, and technology-investment strategy for a national financial services company with over a trillion dollars in retail credit exposure. Prior to that, he was a Vice President in Goldman Sachs’ investment-banking division and served in leadership roles within its global credit-operations group.
His investigative journalism centers on UAP policy, the societal implications of advanced technology, and amplifying the voices of marginalized communities. His work has been published in U.S. News & World Report, and he contributes to research and advocacy efforts for several nonprofits aside from UAPDF, including Americans for Safe Aerospace, the Autism Society of America, and Campaign for Uyghurs.
Greg served 5 years in the US Army’s 1st Cavalry Division, and left active service in 2017 as a Captain. He is married with two young sons, and lives in northern New Jersey. He holds degrees from the University of Texas at Austin and Fordham University.
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#UAP #UFO #alien #writing #influencer #finance #autism #phenomenon #ESP #psi #experiencer #veteran #fatherhood #depression #recovery
On this episode of Neon Galactic, I’m joined by writer, financier, veteran, and UAP disclosure advocate Gregory Scaduto to talk about aliens, politics, fatherhood, artificial intelligence, education, and America’s integrity problem.
Scaduto is the author of the “Broken But Readable” Substack, where he profiles UAP experiencers, writes about raising his non-verbally autistic son, and displays a kind of vulnerability that is rare for men in the modern world.
Overall, this is a wide-ranging discussion about UAPs, human integrity, and societal challenges; Scaduto shares his background as a financier, Army veteran, and writer who advocates for increased UAP transparency and increased respect for experiencers of the phenomenon.
We chart Scaduto’s writing journey, including his work on autism, consciousness, and unexplained phenomena, then confront the complex nature of government handling of UFO information and the limitations of human understanding.
Our chat concludes with a reflection on character, honor, and the current cultural metacrisis, including an analysis of modern political dynamics and the need for more inclusive approaches to addressing societal concerns.
To read Scaduto’s Substack:
gregscaduto.substack.com
According to the UAP Defense Foundation:
Greg Scaduto is a corporate finance professional, freelance journalist, and veteran of the US Army. He has led enterprise-wide financial planning, capital allocation analysis, and technology-investment strategy for a national financial services company with over a trillion dollars in retail credit exposure. Prior to that, he was a Vice President in Goldman Sachs’ investment-banking division and served in leadership roles within its global credit-operations group.
His investigative journalism centers on UAP policy, the societal implications of advanced technology, and amplifying the voices of marginalized communities. His work has been published in U.S. News & World Report, and he contributes to research and advocacy efforts for several nonprofits aside from UAPDF, including Americans for Safe Aerospace, the Autism Society of America, and Campaign for Uyghurs.
Greg served 5 years in the US Army’s 1st Cavalry Division, and left active service in 2017 as a Captain. He is married with two young sons, and lives in northern New Jersey. He holds degrees from the University of Texas at Austin and Fordham University.
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To support Neon Galactic and join the community of like-minded seekers:
patreon.com/neongalactic
On X:
@jfrickingfaulk
@gregoryscaduto
#UAP #UFO #alien #writing #influencer #finance #autism #phenomenon #ESP #psi #experiencer #veteran #fatherhood #depression #recovery
