
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 | Weekly | Episodes | 501 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

Play with NASA's moon here - science.nasa.gov/moon/interactives/
Look for blurred spots. Look for structures. The ones we talk about in this episode are the Paracelsus C crater, The Deforest crater and the Compton Belkavitch heat anomaly.
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Can we control our universe? Helen Hadsell won over 500 contests using her manifestation method SPEC. Select it, Project it, Expect It, Collect it.
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Writer and Tarot Scholar - Melinda has made a couple of her own decks and is currently writing her 6th book on the subject. She does readings for us both and she scored a 3 on the WOW scale. On the bonus patreon episode we talk about Showing Dogs and... more
We get into a few stories of time displacement with our friend Danielle. First time on the show - Her WOW is a 4. In the bonus on patreon - we get into Tartaria
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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..
Has Wade killed himself yet?
She needs to go. Erin brings nothing
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Content spans a wide array of intriguing themes, including unexplained phenomena, conspiracy theories, extraterrestrial life, and historical mysteries. The comedic dynamic between the hosts often leads to lively discussions, with topics ranging from UAPs and alien encounters to consciousness and the implications of new scientific discoveries. Notable episodes feature guests from various backgrounds such as actors, comedians, and experts, contributing a mix of humor and insights into belief and skepticism. This podcast stands out for its informal, entertaining tone that invites listeners to explore complex subjects while enjoying the banter between the hosts and their guests, often resulting in humorous anecdotes and a casual atmosphere that... more
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