Where Did the Road Go? Exploring the Fringe...

Seriah is joined by Red Pill Junkie and Chris Ernst to discuss, for the first time ever, the Roswell incident. Topics include Nick Redfern, “Body Snatchers in the Desert”, Jeremy Corbell, George Knapp, the phantom of Baghdad, military technology, Tom DeLonge, video fakery, Guillermo del Toro, John Keel, Fu-Go balloons, Bill Moore and Charles Berlitz, “The Roswell Incident”, “The Day After Roswell”, Douglas Dietrich, Japanese POWs, Imperial Japan’s germ warfare program and Unit 731, government information security tests, Congressional Committee On Human Radiation Experiments, the Imperial Japanese equivalent to Operation Paper Clip, high-altitude human testing, progeria syndrome, Maria the black widow, Al Barker, Bill Salter, UK Ministry of Defense, Roswell extraterrestrial story as disinformation, U.S. government human experimentation 1944-74, Nueralink, cold war psyops, Annie Jacobsen, Area 51, Josef Mengele, Joseph Stalin, Lieutenant-Colonel Jesse Marcel, balloon materials, mis-identified camera slides, destroyed documents, the MJ-12 documents, secrecy and obstruction within the government, UAPs, lunar landing hoax allegations, the Manhattan Project, Soviet espionage, Communist China, war-time secrecy, the Wuhan covid lab release theory, the 9/11 Building 7 incident, the magic bullet theory in the JFK assassination, power vs, truth, U.S. Air Force Office of Public Affairs, U.S. Department of Energy, alien autopsy films, Ray Santilli, contact lenses for nuclear pilots, Philip Mantle, an experimental aircraft crash near White Sands NM, Jacques Vallee and Paola Harris, atomic aircraft, Adam Gorightly, cattle mutilations, Whitley Strieber, shamanism, progeria and the grey alien image, the podcast “The Bridge”, wartime Fu-Go balloon secrecy, Lou Elizondo, Bob Lazar, the Hell’s Angels MC, a Japanese vintage mechanical disc, Continuity of Government Program, the Soviet AIDS from a U.S. lab propaganda op, Rendlesham, Roswell in TV and film, Colonel Philip J. Corso, “In Search Of”, “Unsolved Mysteries”, Stanton Friedman, back-engineering, Jay Stratton, Joe Rogan, the “Intellectual Dark Web”, the reality of the UFO phenomena, Terence McKenna, and much more! This conversation draws out countless angles on a seemingly cliched topic!

- Recap by Vincent Treewell of The Weird Part Podcast

Outro Music by Dyonisis with "Eve's Song"

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Luis Elizondo released a video a week or so ago... These are our thoughts...

Here is the link to the Reddit thread and video.

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Seriah is joined by Super_Inframan and Chris Ernst to discuss recent weird news. Topics include a reporter’s strange experience with a chatbot, Joshua Cutchin’s encounter with an AI description of a book that does not (currently) exist, A.P. Strange, AI as a Trickster, simulacrums, “Society of the Spectacle”, Jean Baudrillard, wealthy doomsday preppers, Peter Theil, deep fake technology, Futurama, advertising in dreams, Tim Boucher, an AI-generated article about itself, quantum computing, scrying, AI as a less than fully conscious intelligent servant, fakery in paranormal photos and videos, a social media influencer targeted by deep-fake porn, changing social mores involving sexual material, tattoos and piercing, Portland OR, cultural norms, the history of fashion, neckties, lost origins of customary practices, critical thinking, political divisions, public distrust of the press, information overload, profit in the news business, the fairness doctrine in the FCC, the 24 hour news cycle, the cold war alliance between the CIA and the New York Times, algorithms, generational differences in news consumption, Tik-Tok, accuracy among various news networks, clickbait, ghost hunting TV shows, side-show gimmicks, alternative rock, “Jackass” and skater culture, the podcast “Wolf 359”, scientists predict collapse of human civilization due to deforestation, the Amazon rainforest, “Silent Running”, climate change, the ozone hole, fixable problems, the ubiquitous influence of money, a post-scarcity society, Adam Smith and capitalism, cronyism, possibly ancient machine tracks in Turkey, prehistoric wheel marks around the world, Graham Hancock, a vast network of linked Mayan cities connected by superhighways, Francisco de Orellana and possible massive lost civilizations in South America, European imperialism and archeology, the myth of progress, catastrophes, the danger of solar flares, the Carrington Event, Whitley Strieber, “Phantoms” by Dean Koontz, “The Rig” TV series, and much more! This is riveting, thought-provoking discussion!

- Recap by Vincent Treewell of The Weird Part Podcast

Outro Music by Vrangvendt with What Happiness Feels Like

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Seriah is joined by Super_Inframan and Taylor Bell. Topics include aphantasia (the lack of ability to visualize), imagination, the “mind’s eye”, meditation, mental imagery, an informal survey, imagery in dreams, personal paranormal experiences, aphantasia and creativity, graphic arts, children’s imaginary experiences, internal monologues, self-talk, songs in dreams, different ways of remembering numbers, modes of learning and types of memory, lost objects, the nature and flaws of memory, the book “The Invisible Gorilla”, a strange memory of Seriah’s resolved by keeping a diary, false memories, mental filling-in, emotion and false certainty, PTSD, memories vs. recorded reactions of 9/11, perception and age, a misperception that nearly caused a traffic accident, UFO experiences of Taylor and Seriah and questions of perception, a “folded-up fighter jet”, Barbara Fisher, a mysterious yellow helicopter, an anomalous plane, Saxon’s experience with a giant snake head, Taylor’s childhood memory of scaring himself with a movie monster, reincarnation, children’s memories of past lives, the illusionary power of confidence, confidence vs. competence, the Dunning-Kruger effect, false confidence, con-games and scammers, Steven Greer, alien races, salesmanship, aggressive selling techniques, sales and ethics, psychological manipulation, criminals preying on the elderly, spam email, “Last Exit for the Lost” radio show, the book “Miracle Visitors” by Ian Watson, false certainty in the paranormal community, proving an anomalous event vs. proving an explanation, Bigfoot, “belief” and assumptions, high strangeness, Jeffrey Kripal, paranormal encounters and the witness’s life, narratives perceived or imposed, Aaron Dabbah, myths, the limited number of core stories and archetypes, a pro wrestling analogy, the film “Cloud Atlas”, the hero’s journey archetype, the Epic of Gilgamesh, “John Wick”, H.P. Lovecraft, a long-term gaming experience, “Twin Peaks”, the ancient gods vs. cosmic horror, death and its unknowability, Joseph Campbell, and much more! This is an unusual, kind of meta, episode loaded with thought-provoking discussion!

- Recap by Vincent Treewell of The Weird Part Podcast

Outro Music by DramaScream with What I've Become

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