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Where Did the Road Go?

Seriah Azkath
Ufos
Consciousness
Paranormal
Paranormal Phenomena
Bigfoot
Spirituality
Paranormal Experiences
Time Travel
Near-Death Experiences
UFO History
Drones
Kundalini
Trauma
UFO Phenomena
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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Tim Renner returns to the show, and now that both he and Seriah have watched Capturing Bigfoot, they discuss the Documentary in depth. They also talk about Tim's trip to Ireland.

More in a Patreon segment as well.

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Gordon White, who among other things, was the host of the Rune Soup podcast, was on the show twice back in 2016 and 2017. He passed away in May of this year, 2026. This is a compilation of all his appearances and a Patreon segment that he did with us... more

Michael Cremo passed away on Oct 14, 2026. He was the third guest ever on Where Did the Road Go? I only had him on once, so here is that show, cleaned up a little bit.

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Michael Cremo entered the world of alternative archeology in... more

This show opens with us talking with Jim Meaney of Seneca Lake Mysteries at the Connecticut Hill Cemetery. Then we head to Watertown to explore this supposed Vortex.

The Patreon Show is a remote show at night at Connecticut Hill.

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Steven Butler
Ordained minister, hospice chaplain and grief support specialist
Episode: Listener Stories - October 17, 2015
Jess Sisko
Medium and former United States Army soldier
Episode: Listener Stories - October 17, 2015
Robert W. Sullivan IV
Author of Cinema Symbolism and The Royal Arch of Enoch, and a Freemason
Episode: Robert Sullivan on Cinema Symbolism - October 10, 2015
Edmund Marriage
Principal of the Patrick Foundation and independent researcher with a background in business and land management
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Episode: Edmund Marriage on The Garden of Eden, Gobekli Tepe, and much more - October 3, 2015
Carl Lehrburger
Author of Secrets of Ancient America and researcher of archaeoastronomy and ancient sites
Episode: Carl Lehrburger on The Secrets of Ancient America - Part 2 of 2 - September 26, 2015
Nathan Brown
Author and maker of vampire stakes and horror props
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Episode: Vampires and Werewolves with Nathan Brown - Sept 26, 2026
David Paulides
Author and researcher of missing-person cases
CanAm Missing
Episode: David Paulides on Missing 411: A Sobering Coincidence - Part 2 - September 12, 2015
Jonathan Bartholomew
Episode: Wandering Weird Roads... Sept 19, 2026
Danielle Drake
Episode: Wandering Weird Roads... Sept 19, 2026

Hosts

Seriah Azkath
Saraya

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 947 ratings
  • Old shows

    Why play David Paulides from 2015? It’s time to have him on again.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    g43 edc
    United Statesa month ago
  • 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 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

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Fans value open-minded discussion that still makes room for critical thinking and competing explanations.
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Robert Sullivan on Cinema Symbolism - October 10, 2015
Q: Could the 9-11 date have some other meaning to it that was not related obviously to the terrorist attack that would have caused them to put that in there?
Sullivan says he cannot explain the date and allows that it could be coincidence. He also considers whether the collective unconscious might be predictive, making films a possible form of prophecy, while stressing that he has not studied the idea extensively.
Robert Sullivan on Cinema Symbolism - October 10, 2015
Q: Why are these themes in these movies? I mean, are they, is it an intentional thing, or is it just some kind of subconscious influence?
Sullivan believes the symbolism is intentional in most cases. He compares it to sacred geometry in architecture and says embedding ancient symbols and mythology can tap into the collective unconscious and turn films into modern mythology.
Carl Lehrburger on The Secrets of Ancient America - Part 2 of 2 - September 26, 2015
Q: Did India have the means of crossing the Pacific?
Lehrburger says Indian ships could carry hundreds of people and argues that their navigational and maritime skills enabled travel to the Americas.
Carl Lehrburger on The Secrets of Ancient America - Part 2 of 2 - September 26, 2015
Q: Now, is part of the problem that archaeologists just don't look at the archaeoastronomy aspect of these sites?
Lehrburger agrees that this is a problem and argues that institutional resistance to diffusionism, along with established historical narratives, helps explain why these sites receive little attention.
AMA show with Brennan! - Oct 3, 2026
Q: If it ever turns out that the richest people really worship demonic entities and sacrifice children to Baal, would that change your appreciation of heavy metal bands that use satanic themes?
They say it would not change their view of the music: many bands use satanic imagery for shock, rebellion, or metaphor rather than literal worship, and alleged rituals by powerful people would not establish that Satan exists.

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Conversations explore paranormal experiences, folklore, unexplained disappearances, UFOs, ancient history, consciousness, and esoteric interpretations of culture. The format ranges from in-depth interviews with authors and researchers to roundtable discussions, listener stories, and on-site investigations. Regular hosts Seriah Azkath and Saraya bring different guests and perspectives to subjects that often sit between personal testimony, fringe theory, and skeptical inquiry.

A distinctive feature is the willingness to consider unusual claims while discussing ordinary explanations, evidentiary limits, and how people interpret experience. Topics can move widely across history, popular culture, science, religion, and the paranormal, making th... more

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2. Jess Sisko
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