Is it possible that time travel experiments have already taken place? Historical anomalies, eyewitness testimonies, and unexplained events hint that human beings—or perhaps something else—have already learned to stop, bend, or manipulate time itself.

This episode investigates:

• The X-Files connection: a chilling episode where time literally froze during a heist—and why some researchers believe it was based on hidden truths.
• Historical cases of time manipulation: stories of individuals who claim to have stepped outside of time or witnessed frozen moments no science can explain.
• Theories linking military experiments, secret technologies, and quantum physics to the idea of freezing or altering time.
• How these accounts intersect with modern physics, including relativity, wormholes, and parallel dimensions.

From whispers of government projects to urban legends of vanished time, we examine whether these stories are fantasy, misinterpretation—or evidence that time itself is more fragile and malleable than we think.

For decades, reports of UFOs have fascinated the world, but some of the most striking accounts involve direct sightings of alien occupants. In the 21st century, these stories have not gone away—in fact, they’ve evolved with new technology, better documentation, and growing public awareness.

Time travel has long fascinated scientists, storytellers, and conspiracy theorists alike. But beyond science fiction, there are real-life claims of individuals who insisted they slipped through time—or even came from the future.

In this special episode, we explore extraordinary historical reports of time travelers:

• Alleged visitors from the future who appeared with knowledge or technology decades ahead of their time.
• Mysterious photographs showing people with objects that “shouldn’t exist” in that era.
• Classic stories of men who vanished, only to reappear in different centuries.
• Accounts of people who swore they traveled forward—or backward—in time and returned to tell the tale.

From Victorian England to 20th-century America, and across Europe and Asia, these cases continue to puzzle historians, researchers, and paranormal investigators. Are they evidence of temporal slips, alternate dimensions, or hoaxes that captured public imagination?

In Beast of New Castle, prosecutor Larry Sells and co-author Margie Porter uncover the terrifying life of Jerry Thompson, one of Indiana’s most violent offenders. Born into brutality as the son of a criminal named Hoggy Thompson, Jerry grew into a predator with no conscience—raping, molesting, brawling, and murdering without remorse. Once armed with a gun, no one was safe, and he rarely left witnesses alive.

From prison fights to child molestation to cold-blooded murders, Thompson’s reign of terror spread fear across communities and courtrooms alike. At one point, he even threatened to tear apart Deputy Prosecutor Larry Sells during a hearing, shaking the justice system to its core.

This gripping true crime account dives deep into Thompson’s violent psyche, chronicling the relentless battle by law enforcement to bring him down. It’s a chilling look at the psychology of a serial killer, the trauma inflicted on victims and communities, and the resilience of those who fought to stop his rampage.

You might think you’ve heard every weird UFO story—but what about the one where an alien spaceship literally served pancakes? Tonight, we dive into the bizarre tale of Joe Simonton and his 1961 close encounter, where occupants of a UFO hovered over a Wisconsin farmhouse… and offered him something that looked like pancakes.

What if the secrets of lost civilizations are hidden not in ancient texts or ruins, but deep within the human subconscious? In The Secrets of The Sphinx, Sarah Breskman, master hypnotist and past-life regressionist, shares astonishing accounts from clients who recalled past lives in Atlantis and Lemuria—and even on Mars.

These sessions uncover stories of advanced societies, catastrophic endings, and extraterrestrial connections that still resonate today. One client, Christie, endured electroshock treatments in the 1970s after claiming memories of other worlds. Decades later, under hypnosis, she revealed extraordinary details about the Sphinx and its role in humanity’s upcoming Ascension. Even more striking, unrelated clients recounted eerily similar details—pointing toward a collective truth.

Sarah takes listeners beyond her earlier work (A Hypnotist’s Journey to Atlantis) into an even deeper exploration of ancient civilizations, spiritual awakening, extraterrestrial contact, and the hidden purpose of the Sphinx.

What connects the legend of Bigfoot to other worldwide stories of cryptids, folklore, and paranormal phenomena? Researcher and author Joshua Cutchin has spent years studying eyewitness accounts, cultural myths, and unexplained encounters that suggest there’s far more to these beings than just campfire tales.

In this episode, Joshua dives into the strange overlap between Bigfoot sightings, fae folklore, UFO encounters, and other paranormal reports. He explores why many accounts describe supernatural qualities in creatures thought to be purely physical, and what this means for our understanding of folklore in modern times.

Could Bigfoot be part of a much larger tapestry of myth, mystery, and hidden dimensions? Are cryptid encounters cultural archetypes—or evidence of entities that have always walked beside us?

Vampires have haunted human imagination for centuries, appearing in ancient folklore, Gothic literature, and modern paranormal accounts. Tonight, Ronald Murphy, renowned researcher and author, takes us deep into the shadowy history of vampires and their connection to paranormal phenomena.

From the blood-drinking spirits of early European legends to their evolution into the sophisticated vampires of fiction, Murphy examines how these creatures reflect humanity’s deepest fears about death, immortality, and the supernatural. He also discusses the vampire’s link to ghost stories, shapeshifters, and otherworldly entities, showing how folklore and paranormal reports often overlap.

Why do vampire myths exist in nearly every culture? What explains the enduring obsession with the undead? And could some vampire legends be rooted in real paranormal encounters?