In Episode 7 of Wander Beyond, Fred takes us on a journey through recent, unexplained events in our skies and beyond. He investigates a series of mysterious plane crashes—including the recent Philadelphia incident—and ponders why some of these events seem to escape mainstream media attention. Then, shifting gears, Fred dives into the intriguing theories and physics behind the Randonautica app, recounting a personal adventure that led him to a mysterious location in the northern Wisconsin wilderness. Tune in as we connect modern tragedies with unexplained phenomena and invite you to view the world through a fresh, questioning lens.

In Episode 6 ofWander Beyond, Fred and Jay delve into the timeless teachings of the 7 Hermetic Principles—the ancient keys to understanding the nature of reality. Join us as we explore how these age-old concepts, from Mentalism to Gender, continue to influence modern thought and shape our lives today. Whether you’re a seeker of mystical wisdom or curious about the universal laws that govern our existence, this episode offers a deep, engaging journey into the heart of ancient wisdom for the modern mind. Tune in and discover how the Hermetic Principles can illuminate your path in a complex world.

Could aliens be living among us, disguised as humans? In this mind-bending episode of Wander Beyond, Fred and Jay dive deep into one of the most chilling possibilities—that extraterrestrials walk among us, undetected.

We explore the mystery of the LA fires, the strange UFO sightings that accompanied them, and the eerie anomalies surrounding their possible cause. We also break down the Emerald Tablets of Thoth, ancient texts that may hold clues to shape-shifting entities, and revisit the infamous Tiffany Gomas airplane incident, where a viral video captured her panicked reaction to what she believed was a non-human on board.

Are these just coincidences, or is there something far more unsettling at play? Join us as we uncover the hidden threads connecting these phenomena and question the reality we think we know.