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Where Did the Road Go?

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

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

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Latest Episodes

Dr. Rick Strassman joins us to talk about his first book, DMT: The Spirit Molecule: A Doctor's Revolutionary Research into the Biology of Near-Death and Mystical Experiences. Luke and I talk with Dr. Strassman about the difficulties in getting this t... more

On this edition of the show, Seriah welcomes back Suzanne Chancellor, and they discuss the imminent release of Seriah's autobiography, the movie Disclosure Day and Arrival, the use of Hypnosis, and her husband Jack's experiences.

In the Patreon, th... more

Ardy Sixkiller Clarke has done some original research that she relates in her book, Sky People; Untold Stories of Alien Encounters in Mesoamerica. We discuss some of these stories and her impressions of the way contact is viewed in the Maya culture. more

This is the audio version of our video interview with Richard Dolan and Peter Robbins, which we conducted before their appearance on Where Did the Road Go? that night. Recorded June 13th, I am uploading this audio for those of you who prefer audio fi... more

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Suzanne Chancellor
Experience experiencer, guest on episode
Experiencer, Suzanne Chancellor
Episode: UFO's and Disclosure Day with Suzanne Chancellor - Aug 8, 2026
Jack Jauzak
Suzanne Chancellor's husband, guest
Partner of Suzanne Chancellor
Episode: UFO's and Disclosure Day with Suzanne Chancellor - Aug 8, 2026
Ardy Sixkiller Clarke
Author of Sky People, professor emeritus, Indigenous studies expert
Sixkiller Books/Author
Episode: Ardy Sixkiller Clarke on Sky People - June 27, 2015
Brennan Stor
Three newcomers on the episode; author/researcher
Episode: Listener Stories and some Wandering - Aug 1, 2026
Aaron J. Gulyas
Author of The Paranormal and the Paranoid Conspiratorial Science Fiction Television, 1990s focus
Author
Episode: Aaron Gulyas on Sci-Fi, Conspiracies, and The Paranormal - June 20, 2015
Richard Dolan
Historian of UFOs and National Security
Richard Dolan Media / publishing
Episode: Richard Dolan and Peter Robbins on Roswell Slides, Breakaway Civilizations, and False Flags - June 13, 2015
Nathan Brown
Mythologist and writer; author of The Rape of Lilith and DK Encyclopedia titles
Independent author / DK Publishing (illustrated encyclopedias)
Episode: Lilith and Mythology with Nathan Brown - July 25, 2026
John Chewter
Researcher and commentator on fringe history topics; runs Coastal Computing and Deprogrammed Radio
Coastal Computing / Deprogrammed Radio
Episode: John Chewter on the Suppressed 562 A.D. Comet - May 30, 2015
Michael M. Hughes
Author and paranormal researcher
Author of The Blackwater Lights, Witch Lights
Episode: Michael M. Hughes on The Paranormal, UFO's, Altered States, and more - May 23, 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 936 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
    5
    aurainsoph
    United States8 months ago
  • not really that interesting

    podcast for fat/gay/ugly people

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    thbujvv
    United States10 months 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
    1
    Larry Besant
    United Statesa year ago

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Talking Points

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High Strangeness with Chad and Alta Dillard: Part 3 - June 6, 2015
Q: What is the most recent thing that's happened to you?
The hosts describe ongoing, contemporary strange experiences and relate recent travels and sightings as part of a continuing, lived reality, emphasizing that new events keep occurring rather than a finished list of incidents.
John Chewter on the Suppressed 562 A.D. Comet - May 30, 2015
Q: What is your central thesis about the 562 A.D. comet?
That the comet caused dramatic, long-lasting environmental and societal upheavals across Britain, Europe, and the Americas, leading to widespread cultural and historical shifts that mainstream historians have largely overlooked or suppressed.
Wandering the Road with Walter Bosley - July 18, 2026
Q: Where do you stand on Bob Lazar and the claims surrounding his testimony?
The guest suggests Lazar may have been used for social experimentation or disinformation, and while Lazar may have believed what he was saying at times, there is a pattern of attention-seeking behavior that complicates accepting his claims at face value.
Aaron Gulyas and Devo Spice on Doctor Who - Mid Week Podcast - May 22, 2015
Q: How did the BBC's revival approach differ from past attempts at bringing Doctor Who back to TV?
The revival aimed to be a big, family-friendly event with broad mainstream appeal, not a niche reboot; they secured strong casting (Eccleston, Tate) and a high production standard to attract new audiences while still pleasing long-time fans.
Michael M. Hughes on The Paranormal, UFO's, Altered States, and more - May 23, 2015
Q: What prompted your interest in mind-handling topics like MK Ultra and remote viewing, and how do you approach these topics responsibly on a show like this?
I approach them with a critical mindset, acknowledging the historical facts while resisting sensationalism, and I emphasize agnosticism about explanations while advocating for rigorous inquiry and discernment.

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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. Jack Jauzak
3. Ardy Sixkiller Clarke
4. Brennan Stor
5. Aaron J. Gulyas
6. Richard Dolan
7. Nathan Brown
8. John Chewter

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