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Real Life Sci-Fi

Real Life Sci-Fi
Aliens
Ufos
Conspiracy Theories
Consciousness
Ghosts
Illuminati
Bigfoot
Extraterrestrial Life
NASA
Simulation Theory
Paranormal
UAP
Area 51
Chaos Magic
Paranormal Experiences
Manifestation
Time Travel
Artificial Intelligence
Mental Health
Shadow People

We are a comedy podcast. We are friends who have extremely different beliefs about the paranormal, sci-fi and contemporary mythology. 1 skeptic. 1 believer. 1 guest. Grab a drink and join us

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The government has been manipulating how we see the world. Paying off media since WW2 starting with information during the cold war. Did this ever stop? How much are we swayed by media?

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Recent Guests

Austin Rusk
Co-founder of Biscuit Wolf Games
Biscuit Wolf Games
Episode: The Secret Tunnels Underneath Los Angeles with Austin Rusk | 561
Mickey Munday
The guest, a veteran in the Miami scene with the nickname 'Cocaine Cowboy' and a storyteller who discusses his Tall Tales spoken-word project and UFO experiences.
Independent author/performer
Episode: A UFO Story with Mickey Munday | 559
Derek Ness
New friend, known for YouTube covers under the name Derek plus Ness
Independent musician/creator
Episode: The Dolphin Connection with Derek | 558
Eric Bauza
Actor, mostly voice actor; does live action work
Actor/Voice Actor
Episode: Recovered Archive - Crop Circles with Eric Bauza | 8
Kyle Kinane
Comedian, actor; guest on the episode
Guest on Real Life Sci-Fi
Episode: The Philadelphia Experiment with Kyle Kinane (Recovered archive) | 7
Seana Carroll
Clairvoyant channeler, one half of The Sunsisters
The Sunsisters
Episode: Channeling with Helena Tauler Yates and Seana | 554
Helena Tauler Yates
Clairvoyant channeler, one half of The Sunsisters
The Sunsisters
Episode: Channeling with Helena Tauler Yates and Seana | 554
Todd Griffith
Fourth generation grip on film sets, with extensive experience on major productions (e.g., Goonies)
Film/Television Production (Grip)
Episode: The Missing Scientists with Todd Griffith | 553
Rob Schrab
Comedian, writer and guest on the show
Guest on Real Life Sci-Fi
Episode: The Govt is Denying the Existence of Aliens with Rob Schrab - Recovered Archive | 6

Hosts

Willie
Host affiliated with Real Life Sci-Fi, frequently collaborating with Wade and Willy; appears as a primary voice in episodes.
Wade
Host known for skeptical but open discussions on conspiracies and sci‑fi topics; core voice with strong banter dynamics.
Willy
Co‑host bringing humor, conspiracy angles, and creative perspectives; part of dynamic host duo with Wade.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 461 ratings
  • No to grounding

    I like the show but James from the grounding show WTF. New rule. No guests more Willie than Willie

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Dr Doom Jr
    United States3 months ago
  • It doesn't seem like anybody today can be friends with someone who has different beliefs besides family. I just think you should be able to have conversations with anyone about anything without getting pissed off (though over the 10 years - the hosts have had about 4 big blowups in front of a guest which was awkward... ) Paranormal and conspiracy topics. well they say contemporary mythology now. it's been a long 10 years. cheers

    Audible
    5
    Willy B. Roberts
    United States2 years ago
  • 2 friends. Different beliefs. drinking and talking

    It doesn't seem like anybody today can be friends with someone who has different beliefs besides family. I just think you should be able to have conversations with anyone about anything without getting pissed off (though over the 10 years - the hosts have had about 4 big blowups in front of a guest which was awkward... ) Paranormal and conspiracy topics. well they say contemporary mythology now. it's been a long 10 years. cheers

    Audible
    5
    Willy B. Roberts
    United States2 years ago
  • Uhm … hmmm

    Had a lot of potential.. but the constant interjections from someone who either lover the sound of their own voice or they truly believe that their opinion is constantly needing to be expressed.. sometimes people want or like to finish their own sentences.. just my opinion..

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Bohemoth77
    United States3 years ago
  • Has Wade killed himself yet?

    Podcast Addict
    1
    Happlo
    4 years ago

Listeners Say

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The format feels like hanging out with friends while exploring weird topics, which works for fans seeking a casual, entertaining take.
The show blends humor with curiosity, making fringe topics approachable without losing critical thinking.
Listeners appreciate the banter and guest variety, though some reviews note moments of off‑topic tangents.

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How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#224
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

UAP Disclosure / Releases by the US Govt with Murphy | 560
Q: Is there a way to tell if this is misinformation or genuine discovery?
They acknowledge the difficulty of verifying cryptic footage and expert testimony, arguing that a combination of independent evidence review, transparency, and a critical look at who benefits from disclosure is essential to assessing credibility.
UAP Disclosure / Releases by the US Govt with Murphy | 560
Q: What do you think the government is doing with these UFO drops?
Murphy and the hosts agree that the drops may be partially revealing, partially strategic, and possibly used to justify defense spending and space initiatives, while also noting how media framing and celebrity involvement can influence public reception.
UAP Disclosure / Releases by the US Govt with Murphy | 560
Q: Do you believe in aliens? If so, have they visited Earth? If so, have they visited Earth in the last 300 years?
The hosts provide a spectrum of belief, with some openness to the possibility of unidentified technologies and alien life, while Murphy offers a nuanced view about evidence, the limits of what has been released, and the likelihood that some claims could be real but contested, all wrapped in a discussion about what disclosure would mean for society.
Recovered Archive - Crop Circles with Eric Bauza | 8
Q: Do you think there is a deeper meaning or message behind crop circles beyond entertainment or hoaxproof?
They explore the idea that crop circles may function as a form of communication or a trigger for contemplation about consciousness, the energy of places, and our relationship with belief, science, and mystery.
Recovered Archive - Crop Circles with Eric Bauza | 8
Q: What are your thoughts on whether crop circles are alien-made or hoaxed by humans?
The hosts and guest acknowledge both possibilities, debating complexity, timing, and the role of human skill, while leaning toward a view that there is more to the phenomenon than simple hoaxes or clear aliens, with some belief in unexplained energies or consciousness-related effects.

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A humor-forward discussion lineup that thrives on contrasting worldviews around the paranormal, sci-fi, and modern myth. Episodes blend skepticism and belief with guest insights, leveraging banter, pop culture references, and spontaneous tangents to explore topics from ancient astronaut theories to UFO lore. The show stands out for its easy, drink‑inspired vibe, willingness to entertain offbeat theories, and a recurring dynamic between a skeptical co-host, a belief-leaning co-host, and interesting guests. This combination appeals to listeners who enjoy witty debates, curious exploration, and accessible takes on fringe topics, often with humor and camaraderie as the throughline.

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1. Austin Rusk
2. Mickey Munday
3. Derek Ness
4. Eric Bauza
5. Kyle Kinane
6. Seana Carroll
7. Helena Tauler Yates
8. Todd Griffith

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