
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
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 523 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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Aliens? Hoaxes? Consciousness connections? What do you think?
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A tick that started giving people an allergy to meat and dairy that is spreading fast. Could somebody be behind this?
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Channeling. What is it? We talk with a couple of Willy's friends who are clairvoyants who, under the pseudonym The Sunsisters, channeled 2 novels.
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I like the show but James from the grounding show WTF. New rule. No guests more Willie than Willie
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
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
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..
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A humor-forward, conversation-driven show where friends with divergent views on the paranormal, sci-fi, and modern myths dissect intriguing topics with skepticism, enthusiasm, and banter. Episodes routinely mix playful debates about topics like chemtrails, simulation theory, UFOs, moon mysteries, time displacement, and ancient myths with guest perspectives from actors, musicians, scientists, and artists. The format leans into approachable skepticism balanced with curiosity, led by a core duo and a rotating guest, making complex ideas feel accessible and entertaining for listeners who enjoy thoughtful but lighthearted exploration of fringe topics.
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Recent guests on Real Life Sci-Fi include:
1. Kyle Kinane
2. Seana Carroll
3. Helena Tauler Yates
4. Todd Griffith
5. Rob Schrab
6. Rumple Stiltskin
7. James Emrich
8. Brian Wysol
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