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Where Did the Road Go?

Seriah Azkath
Ufos
Consciousness
Paranormal
Paranormal Phenomena
Bigfoot
Paranormal Experiences
Spirituality
Trauma
Time Travel
Near-Death Experiences
UFO History
UFO Phenomena
Kundalini
Drones
Wilhelm Reich
Military Technology
UFO Phenomenon
Dreams
Cattle Mutilation
Sleep Paralysis

Looking for new ways to explore the unexplained, paranormal, reality, consciousness, and the deeper side of human experiences...

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Nathan Brown returns to the show and talks to Seriah and Saxon about where the Vampire legends come from, and eventually gets into Werewolves and other similar creatures. They discuss Martial Arts movies in the Patreon as well. Fun show all around!

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Carl Lehrburger joins us to talk about his book, "Secrets of Ancient America: Archaeoastronomy and the Legacy of the Phoenicians, Celts, and Other Forgotten Explorers". In this part we discuss how he got into this work, his influences, the fight betw... more

David Paulides joins us again to talk about his latest work, Missing 411: A Sobering Coincidence. In this volume, David continues with his profile points involving the disappearances and applies them to a series of incidents involving young men and w... more

In this episode we discuss how we each have changed how we approach the paranormal over the years, then we get into the solving of the Bigfoot mystery in Maine, Starseeds and Internet Spirituality, 5D Ascensions, and Brad Steiger, amongst other thing... more

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David Paulides
Author of Missing 411 books
Missing 411/author
Episode: David Paulides on Missing 411: A Sobering Coincidence - Part 1 - September 5, 2015
Scotty Roberts
Author and Paradigm Symposium organizer; researcher on ufology and biblical mythologies
Paradigm Symposium, author of The Nephilim, The Rise and Fall of the Nephilim
Episode: Scotty Roberts on Paradigm and The Nefilim - August 29, 2015
Jake Barber
Researcher/author involved in UAP material recovery discussions
NewsNation involvement noted; relates to UAP investigations
Episode: Wandering the Deep Roads - Sept 12, 2026
Don Paul Bales
Security for Steven Greer; connected with UAP material recovery discussions
Unknown (UAP/Security circles)
Episode: Wandering the Deep Roads - Sept 12, 2026
Michael Hughes
Paranormal researcher invited onto the show to discuss evidence and co-creation in paranormal phenomena
michaelmhughes.com (Author/Tarot and paranormal researcher)
Episode: Evidence and the Paranormal Part 2 with Joshua Cutchin and Michael Hughes - August 28, 2015
Joshua Cutchin
Author/Paranormal researcher invited onto the show to discuss evidence and co-creation in paranormal phenomena
joshuacutchin.com (Author/Researcher)
Episode: Evidence and the Paranormal Part 2 with Joshua Cutchin and Michael Hughes - August 28, 2015
Steph Young
Author of Taken in the Woods and Chronicle of Stolen Souls; writer on disappearances and paranormal topics
Author
Episode: Steph Young talks about Taken in the Woods - August 22, 2015
Steve Stockton
Author of More Strange Things in the Woods; storyteller and paranormal researcher
Author (Steve Stockton)
Episode: More Strange Things in the Woods with Steve Stockton - August 15, 2015
Mike Clelland
Author of owl-related paranormal research and ufology, known for exploring consciousness and reality
Hidden Experience
Episode: Mike Clelland and Joshua Cutchin on UFO's, Synchronicity, The Paranormal, and more... - August 8, 2015

Hosts

Saraya
Host of the show with co-host duties, long-running presence across episodes
Seriah
Host of the show, often leads discussions and guest inquiries

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 943 ratings
  • Ignore poor ratings

    After looking through these reviews I now get why Seriah has the disclaimer at the beginning of the episodes. It seems clear the majority of the poor reviews are due to people getting butt-hurt about political viewpoints of guests. Talk about snowflakery!

    Seriah has a really good show. You won’t find another show that features so many original thinkers and lively, respectful talk on these topics. 🙌🙏

    Apple Podcasts
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    aurainsoph
    United States10 months ago
  • not really that interesting

    podcast for fat/gay/ugly people

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    thbujvv
    United Statesa year ago
  • i’m not sure

    i have a feeling that every single person involved in this podcast is fat. the host is probably fat, the guests are likely fat and most of the listeners are probably portly. i don’t mean this to be a good thing.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    thbujvv
    United Statesa year ago
  • Amazing show!

    Podcast Addict
    5
    ScubaRandy
    a year ago
  • Used to be a good show

    But then the road turned into a dead end. Lively discussions become same old stories we’ve heard before. Seriah relies on the same group of people to carry the show almost every week. Earlier shows were much, much better. Time to hang it up on this one.

    Apple Podcasts
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    Larry Besant
    United Statesa year ago

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Talking Points

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More Strange Things in the Woods with Steve Stockton - August 15, 2015
Q: Tell people where they can get the books.
The books are available exclusively on Amazon as Kindle e-books; search for Steve Stockton or 'Strange Things in the Woods' to find the two titles, with a plan for a paperback edition coming later.
David and Ben Paulides on Missing 411 - The Movie
Q: How is Kickstarter shaping the project and its reach?
Kickstarter provides funding to finish the film, attract talent, and enable broader festival submissions, with stretch goals and rewards to engage supporters and expand distribution.
David and Ben Paulides on Missing 411 - The Movie
Q: What inspired you to make Missing 411, The Movie?
The goal was to preserve the stories and findings from the Missing 411 books by presenting the cases through filmed interviews, archival material, and survivor families, while maintaining objectivity and inviting viewers to draw their own conclusions.
The Inverted Path with Joshua Cutchin - Part 1: August 22, 2026
Q: Would you be willing to take a life-or-death risk based on the existence of these phenomena?
The guest reflects on the complexity of belief and risk, noting that people's actions under uncertainty reveal their values, and emphasizing that evidence, context, and personal ethics all play into whether one would take such a risk.
Dr. Rick Strassman on DMT: The Spirit Molecule - July 4, 2015
Q: What makes DMT unique in its effects compared to other psychedelics?
DMT is a compact molecule with rapid onset and a brief but intense experience, differing from longer-acting psychedelics in how quickly it unfolds and resolves, and in the distinct quality of visuals and encounters that some participants report.

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Listeners are drawn to deep-dive conversations about the unexplained, blending paranormal experiences, fringe history, UFO discourse, and consciousness topics with a critical, open-minded approach. Episodes often feature first-hand testimonies, long-form interviews, and round-table discussions that explore how belief, memory, and culture shape reports of high strangeness. A standout is the willingness to challenge mainstream narratives while inviting a diverse roster of guests—from researchers and authors to artists and storytellers—creating a wide-ranging, thought-provoking ecosystem for curious audiences. The show's strength lies in thoughtful skepticism, broad topic coverage, and a community around open inquiry, storytelling, and rigorou... more

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2. Scotty Roberts
3. Jake Barber
4. Don Paul Bales
5. Michael Hughes
6. Joshua Cutchin
7. Steph Young
8. Steve Stockton

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