Tune in as we explore history and folklore, high strangeness, and paranormal research. From local legends to paranormal investigations, Podcast of the Paranormal uncovers the stories and human experience of the unexplained.

Paul (HauntedVermont.org) brings his talking points to a crossover episode with Gabrielle and Jody (Podcast of the Paranormal) and Heather (NVUSAlien.com). This roundtable discussion maps out the history of the modern UFO phenomenon starting from Kenneth Arnold's historic 1947 Mount Rainier sighting, noting possible military secrets, modern declassified UFO/USO videos, and historical anomalies before pivoting into the Cottingley Fairies, the creative roots of the hoax, and the power of collective consciousness.

Extraterrestrials and the Fae: We think they may be one in the same. If you have a story about fairies or extraterrestrials, reach out to us. Do you think Joe Simonton's pancakes were the aliens thanking him for the water or fae offering him food?

Under the pristine darkness of Pennsylvania’s dark sky preserve, we turn our focus outward to the stars and inward to the mystery of human consciousness. In this episode, we dive deep into an Estes Method session and unpack what happens when field research meets high strangeness. Drawing clear parallels to Jacques Vallée’s Control System hypothesis and Carl Jung’s collective unconscious and archetypes, we explore how these theoretical frameworks reshape our understanding of raw sensory responses in the dark. Do you think that we, as humans, are a necessary component in the paranormal?

Gabrielle and Jody explore how re-engaging with natural darkness and biphasic sleep cycles can unlock latent psychic abilities and reshape paranormal investigation.

Send us your ideas for some interesting experiments you'd like us to try.

In this episode, we dive into our experience at Pennhurst Paracon and our nighttime paranormal investigation of the grounds. We reflect on the profound tragedies that occurred throughout Pennhurst’s history and honor the memory of the patients who lived there. Finally, we share the highlights of our investigation and break down the compelling evidence we gathered after dark

Haunted Vermont host Paul Dulski tells us about his experiences and how he go into working in the paranormal. He shares thoughts on ghosts, spook lights, Vermont vampire lore, UFOs, cryptids, strange cemetery folklore, and more.

Metaphysical trauma researcher Annie Emprima shares how a Kuwait Army deployment triggered her spiritual awakening. She explains why trauma healing must precede paranormal exploration, and introduces her "Black Room" and "Mural Method". Annie also discusses alien abduction cases via consciousness observation, shares childhood experiences, and leads us into a short exercise using her methods.

Georgia recounts lifelong paranormal experiences, including precognitive dreams, visits from beyond, strange flickering “fairy” lights, faceless entities, mummering voices, and many more.

Let us know if you have had any similar experiences.

Courtney describes a warning she received from an inner voice that was not hers, and a seemingly connected shadow entity that she encountered around a series of unfortunate events in her life. The presence feels mostly positive, but activity intensifies every year near the anniversary of those events. We talk about how the paranormal seems attracted to people going through major transitional changes in their lives, and we discuss boundary-setting and journaling as a means of coping and moving forward.

Guardian or ominous warning? Let us know what you think.

Colleen Coffman, a paranormal investigator, artist, and writer, sits down to talk about some of her experiences that inspire her creativity. Some of her experiences include glowing “cigar cherry” lights in a bush near the fence-line, huge fairy rings, light phenomena with trilling sounds, and a menacing shadow figure stalking her near a fence-line. She shares a Bigfoot-like encounter in a tent near the wood-line where everything suddenly went silent. She heard heavy bipedal footsteps accompanied by a light anomaly and a strange rotten smell before it all went away like it had never been there. Colleen moves on to describe a negative entity that appeared as a well-known horror movie baddie, which followed her for months.

Colleen also mentions that there have been EVPs in her recordings with other shows. We thought this would be a neat little way for you, our audience, to take part and listen to what you may find. Please, reach out and let us know if anything jumps out in the audio.

In late February 2026, we hit a wall. In an effort to break through that creative block and embrace a fresh perspective, we decided to just sit down and record our unscripted, unfiltered thoughts. While we didn't originally intend to release this conversation, we realized it offers a rare, personal look at who we are and how our understanding of the paranormal has evolved.

Join Gabrielle and Jody as they reflect on a year of podcasting and where they see the future of the podcast headed. They discuss theories and ideas and talk about how their perspectives have changed since starting their podcast journey. We're hoping this leads us on an interesting journey and we're thrilled to have you along with us.

Filmmakers and authors, Ronald C. Meyer and Mark Reeder, discuss why Bigfoot defies simple biological explanation, saying witness reports of Bigfoot vanishing, interacting with the environment unseen, and other anomalies lead him away from being an ape in the woods to something stranger. From the Patterson-Gimlin film to Jacques Vallée’s "Control System Hypothesis", we explore how intent and ritual-like investigations facilitate paranormal experiences. Gabrielle and Jody share a recent encounter and the four discuss why humans, unlike AI, are able to thrive in the mystery, and how the phenomena itself gives us just enough, to keep us asking, "What is out there?".

We are happy to share a conversation with journalist and artist Don Hill about his collaboration with Dr. Michael Persinger and the Koren (“God”) Helmet, which uses pulsed energies to stimulate the temporal lobes. Hill recounts a ghost experience in his Rocky Mountain home and later re-experiencing the same presence and fear in Persinger’s lab, raising whether such events can be created externally or reveal something that's already inherent.

He discusses external factors that may shape paranormal and religious experiences, including geophysical features, piezoelectric effects in stressed granite, infrasound and standing waves, and “space weather” from solar storms possibly correlating with anxiety and common anomalous reports. He references Jung’s view that UFOs, poltergeists, and ghosts increase during cultural tension, and explores epigenetic memory. Hill argues some people may be exceptional “psychonauts”, but emphasizes scientific measurement, and urges collaboration between artists and scientists, using tools like sound and repetition, meditative states, and art to explain how perception can be shaped into reality.