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Episode 304: Terrestrial Trespassers with Philip Kinsella

What are the Greys? Why are they here, and furthermore, what are their intentions? Why is it that after decades of alien abduction and UFO research we are no nearer in truly establishing what we may be up against regarding this omnipresent force? Joining me to ponder these and other questions is our good friendContinue reading “Episode 304: Terrestrial Trespassers with Philip Kinsella”

Episode 303: Celtic Druidry with Ellen Evert Hopman

This week, we delve in to the mysterious history of the Druids and their growth in the modern era with author, Ellen Evert Hopman. Ellen has been a teacher of Herbalism since 1983 and of Druidism since 1990 and has released numerous books, including her latest one, Celtic Druidry: Rituals, Techniques, and Magical Practices. AsContinue reading “Episode 303: Celtic Druidry with Ellen Evert Hopman”

Episode 302: Searching for Clovis with Jason Pentrail

Since the late 1920’s, sporadic archaeological discoveries in North America have begun to shed some light on the mysterious Clovis period and the ramifications it has on the search for the true history of the northern portions of the continent. Joining me to take us on a journey in to past is Jason Pentrail researcher,Continue reading “Episode 302: Searching for Clovis with Jason Pentrail”

Episode 301: The Hole In The Sky with Brian Allan

This week, I am delighted to welcome legendary Scottish Fortean researcher Brian Allan to the show for the first time. Brian has had a lifetime touched by the strange and unusual. Brian tells us some of the experiences and investigations he’s been on that have challenged his understanding as well as the strange occurrences he’sContinue reading “Episode 301: The Hole In The Sky with Brian Allan”

Episode 300: Creatures That Eat People with Richard Freeman

Richard Freeman returns to share some terrifying encounters from his new book, “Creatures That Eat People”, the first volume of a two part series that focuses on fatal encounters with predators around the world.  From Africa to India, Indonesia to Australia, the USA to Europe, some creatures have always had us on the menu butContinue reading “Episode 300: Creatures That Eat People with Richard Freeman”

Episode 299: Bigfoot with Amy Bue

I welcome back the marvellous Amy Bue to the show as we catch up with everything she’s been up to since her last appearance on the show. From appearing at more events, taking the Wall Street Journal out Bigfooting, being invited to the Blackfoot homelands and even a terrifying event whilst camping in the AlleghenyContinue reading “Episode 299: Bigfoot with Amy Bue”

Episode 298: Crows and Ravens: Mystery, Myth and Magic with Rick De Yampter

Rick Deyampert, joins me to discuss the magical history of two of the most well known members of the corvid family, whose influence on popular culture remains as strong as ever today. The crow and his cousin, the raven, are featured players in many cultures throughout the world, including Norse, Celtic, Jewish, and Indigenous traditions,Continue reading “Episode 298: Crows and Ravens: Mystery, Myth and Magic with Rick De Yampter”

Episode 297: High Strangeness in Sweden with Fred Andersson

We head to the beautiful country of Sweden as we go on the search of high strangeness covering all kinds of phenomena. Our guide Fred Andersson takes us on a journey to hear tales of some amamzing UFO sightings and strange occupants bothering the population, to strange creatures lurking in the woods and tales ofContinue reading “Episode 297: High Strangeness in Sweden with Fred Andersson”

Episode 296: Welsh Fairies with Mhara Starling

We head to Wales today in the company of author and practising with Mhara Starling who guides us into the myth and legends of Wales. In her new book, “Welsh Fairies” Mhara traces the threads of fairy lore from ancient Welsh literature, such as the Mabinogion, to Mhara s contemporary experiences. A big thank youContinue reading “Episode 296: Welsh Fairies with Mhara Starling”