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.

Welcome back to the second part of our conversation with Johnny Hull. He talks about shared experiences he's had with family members and a few more personal stories. Plus, he recounts a chilling encounter while hunting—a strange apparition that feels less like a ghost and more like a time anomaly or a doppelgänger.

Johnny Hull has experienced a lifetime of the unexplained. In the first of two parts, Johnny shares how he inherited his abilities from his mother and learned to trust his intuition through years of paranormal encounters.

Neil discusses his childhood paranormal experiences, notably his bedroom that caused nightmares involving children's show characters. As an adult he has encounter with a persistent, seemingly sentient fog-like mass. We conclude by trading stories and comparing notes from paranormal investigations, sharing similar views on the subject.

Jason, a former Air Force veteran, police officer, and author joins Gabrielle and Jody to talk about the unexplained. From UFOs and time slips to the Mogollon Monster, this episode is a fun discussion about high strangeness and phenomena that defy logic which are the inspiration for his book series, "The 918 Files".

Hosts Gabrielle and Jody continue their conversation with Joe. Joe shares personal experiences with shadow figures marching and playing drums in a field and shadow figures at the Scranton Cultural Center. The discussion continues with the ethical aspects of paranormal investigations, the significance of sacred and historical sites, and the potential for meaningful interactions with spirits and other entities - through the lens of experience.

Gabrielle introduces Jody to Joe Dea, a former colleague and investigator. We discuss our evolving approach to paranormal investigations, emphasizing ethics, skepticism, and people-first methods. Key topics include notable past encounters, the importance of trauma-informed training, and the potential for negative encounters.

In this episode, we interview our first guest, Jim Byers, who is a psychic medium and spiritualist who offers a variety of services. He talks to us about what it is like to be a psychic medium, shares some of his experiences, and speaks about his approach and processes.