
The show where we watch the 1970s TV show "In Search Of..." and look at possible explanations the producers didn't consider.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 120 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Show less Jeb and Blake kick off Season 5 of In Search Of... by researching UFO COVERUPS!
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UFO Crash at Roswell
Catalina UFO Footage and Reddit discussion of same
Twilight Zone - A Small Talent for War
Malmstrom UFO Incident
Obit f... more
Blake and Jeb go In Research Of PAST LIVES with Leonard Nimoy. Subjects include reincarnation claims, past-life regression therapy, and some truly baffling Nimoy wardrobe choices. Link to YouTube Episode (while it lasts) Topics we cover include:
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Jeb and Blake ponder Atlantis and "healing holes" in the waters off the coast of Bimini. (Weirdly this is almost literally true as Blake ended up actually in Bimini just a week before this ep released. More on that soon.)
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Just started listening to this show after years of listening to Monster Talk.
Well worth subscribing to, as it covers a sceptical look back at the 1970’s “mysteries” I knew growing up, such as the ones in the “In search of series” (or the Arthur C Clarke’s “Mysterious World” series here in the UK).
The two hosts, and occasional guests, also seem to have a much better rapport than that of Monster Talk (which I nonetheless still listen to constantly).
Came upon this podcast later in their run, but it has quickly risen to a privileged position in my favorite podcasts. Blake and Jeb do a great job as communicators of science and skepticism while not coming across as jaded, naysayers, or know-it-alls. Often when listening to the show I find that I am experiencing the delight of having my curiosity kindled to better understand the world as it is—rather than the world as we would wish it (Bigfoot and all!). The matter of WHY we want to believe in ... more
Despite podcasting for over a decade Blake seems to record his voice into a speak-and-spell and it's a testament to the quality that we listen anyway.
If you grew up with this show you'll love every minute of it.
Love the idea for this show and I have listened to Blake’s stuff off and on for many many years but his cohosts bad attitude, dismissiveness, and ignorance of anything outside his own narrow specialty make this a tough listen.
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Episodes explore a range of themes connected to phenomena featured in the 1970s television series, "In Search Of...", examining subjects such as UFOs, cryptozoology, reincarnation, and paranormal mysteries. The hosts, through a blend of analysis and humor, critique the original show while offering updated perspectives, scientific insights, and skepticism on topics that may seem outrageous. Engaging discussions often include historical context, cultural implications, and personal anecdotes, allowing listeners to reflect on past beliefs and theories in a contemporary light. Each episode often features interviews with experts who contribute further depth to the discussions, making for an informative yet entertaining experience that appeals to ... more
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