Vinnie Adams is a UK-based UFO investigator and interviewer who created and hosts Disclosure Team, an independent podcast and YouTube channel devoted to UFO and UAP subjects. The show describes itself as in-depth conversations with "some of the most prominent voices in the field," from former military insiders and government officials to experiencers and researchers. Adams has also worked as a field investigator and conference speaker, and by 2026 his channel had become a regular venue for figures at the center of the American disclosure debate.

Disclosure Team's podcast feed began in September 2021 with an interview with former Pentagon official Lue Elizondo, followed by journalist Tim McMillan, and grew to 77 audio episodes by September 2025 while the YouTube channel continued to publish. Its guest list ranges from Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb and Stanford immunologist Garry Nolan to journalist Christopher Sharp, retired British police detective Gary Heseltine on the Rendlesham Forest case, and Bart Sibrel, who promotes the claim that the Moon landings were faked. The format is a long, largely uninterrupted conversation in which guests set out their own accounts.

Military witnesses form a recurring thread. Adams interviewed former Air Force Security Police staff sergeant Mario Woods about the encounter Woods says he and his partner had while guarding nuclear materials during the 1977 Ellsworth Air Force Base incident. In 2025 he re-released interviews with former Air Force personnel stationed at Vandenberg in the early 2000s, including Jeff Nuccetelli on the 2003 "Red Square" sighting and a panel of base witnesses first recorded in February 2024.

Adams has taken his work beyond the studio. A 2025 episode of the podcast What It Means to Be Human followed his field investigation in the Colombian highlands at La Peña de Juaica, a mountain associated locally with spirits and "strange plasma-like lights," where the project reported recording 4K footage of the lights. He was invited to Contact in the Desert in 2025 as both a speaker and a panel host, and published a vlog of the conference. In December 2025 he spoke with filmmaker James Fox, who joined him from Varginha, Brazil, about his investigation there and his new documentary, Moment of Contact: New Revelations of Alien Encounters.

In August 2026 Adams hosted Elizondo again for "Addressing The Claims," a long interview in which Elizondo responded to a public dispute involving the YouTube researcher UAP Gerb and journalist Ross Coulthart before turning to whistleblower retaliation, reporting channels and government record releases. Adams presented the interview as "an open, respectful platform" for viewers to hear directly from the people involved. Returning to the same figures as their claims and disputes develop has made Disclosure Team a running record of the disclosure movement's main voices, with Adams as its consistent interviewer.