On this edition of Classic Sounds of Film, host Tom Needham presents a rare and exclusive conversation with author and filmmaker Bart Sibrel, released here for the first time. In MOON MAN, Sibrel details his real-life espionage experiences investigating what he believes to be one of the most closely guarded secrets of the modern era. Central to his account is his discovery of privately recorded audio that he says raises serious questions about the authenticity of the moon landing.

Sibrel has long maintained that the truth about the Apollo missions has been deliberately concealed, and he contends that until what he views as the moon landing fraud is fully exposed, governments around the world will continue to withhold critical truths from the public. This conversation offers a direct look into Sibrel’s perspective, his investigation, and the controversy that has followed him for decades. With renewed public interest in lunar missions and the moon once again dominating headlines, this archival interview provides a timely opportunity to revisit one of the most debated narratives in modern history.

The Sounds of Film with Tom Needham is one of the nation’s longest-running film, music, and ideas-themed radio shows, airing for over 30 years on WUSB in New York and now available as a podcast. The program features in-depth conversations with leading voices across film, music, and culture. Past guests have included Alexander Payne, Alec Baldwin, Laurie Anderson, Bob Geldof, Billy Joel, Pam Grier, Rob Reiner, Julie Andrews, Jordan Peele, Dionne Warwick, Michael Moore, William H. Macy, Cicely Tyson, Chazz Palminteri, Peter Fonda, and Jesse Jackson, among many others.