Tinfoil Tales

John grew up on his grandmother's land in rural southwest Alabama, where a cloaked, near invisible being watched him in the woods for years, blocking out the trees behind it and staying unseen until it moved. John is 44 and had never told this story publicly before. As a kid on 300 acres near an old abandoned house place, he kept running into a shape he could barely see, one that stayed invisible until it shifted, the same cloaking effect he compares to the Predator films himself. Around the old house place there was something else, something that did not feel friendly: screeching sounds, tapping, the smell of cigarette smoke with nobody there, and things going missing. Years later, walking back from a hunting blind, something huge charged through the woods straight at him, leaves and grass moving, wind coming off it, and nothing visible to shoot at. The being stepped toward him at the fence line the last time he ever saw it, when he was 15. Support the show by becoming a Patreon member for just $1.99 a month. Members get ad free episodes, episodes up to two weeks before they are released, and exclusive content, and it is a huge help in keeping Tinfoil Tales going. Join at patreon.com/tinfoiltales. You can also help the show grow for free: leave a rating and a review on whatever podcast app you use, and share an episode with someone or post about it on social media. Word of mouth really does make a difference. Have you had a paranormal encounter, seen a cryptid or a UFO, or experienced something you cannot explain? Brandon wants to hear your story. To be a guest on Tinfoil Tales, visit tinfoiltales.com or email [email protected] Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Today, we venture inside mysterious gateways. We step through the glass, and gaze beyond our own reflection. Around the world for thousands of years, these objects have been feared, covered, shattered, and whispered to. Some say they’re capable of trapping souls. Others claim they reveal hidden truths, and bring good luck, or bad. It depends on who you ask. From ancient superstitions to ghostly reflections – today we are discussing one of the most ordinary, yet powerful objects in our homes. Today’s episode is all about mirrors! Want more Perplexity? https://www.flow.page/perplexitymysterypodcast Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Historian and experiencer Stephanie returns to explore New Orleans voodoo, folklore, and the strange beings that appear in paranormal encounters across cultures. Historian, researcher, and experiencer Stephanie returns to Tinfoil Tales to explore the strange overlap between folklore, history, and modern paranormal encounters. Growing up with unexplained experiences eventually led Stephanie into academic research surrounding spiritualism, New Orleans voodoo, mediumship, folklore, and the historical accounts of people who claimed to interact with spirits and entities that weren't necessarily human. We discuss the strange beings that appear throughout different cultures, from fairies, goblins and little people to modern reports of pale crawlers, black-eyed kids, aliens and other humanoids. Are these completely different creatures, or have people throughout history been encountering the same phenomenon and simply interpreting it through the culture and beliefs of their time? The conversation also ventures into Kentucky's extensive cave systems, the Hopkinsville Goblins, Bigfoot, Dogman, ancient giants, thought forms, demons, alien abductions and the striking similarities between modern encounter reports and centuries-old stories of people being taken by the Fae. Stephanie also shares one of her most disturbing personal encounters. While attending college, she encountered what appeared to be a young girl standing at the top of a staircase after something physically pushed her down the steps. The child looked almost completely normal, except for her unusually dark eyes and a mouth filled with small, pointed teeth. The activity appeared connected to a string of beads her roommate had secretly placed beneath Stephanie's bed. We also discuss haunted objects, why museums may contain far more paranormal activity than most visitors realize, and the difficulty of labeling every unexplained entity as either a ghost or a demon. Sometimes the strangest part of these stories isn't that people continue seeing impossible things. It's how similar those things have been for hundreds, and sometimes thousands, of years. Support the show by becoming a Patreon member for just $1.99 a month. Members get ad free episodes, episodes up to two weeks before they are released, and exclusive content, and it is a huge help in keeping Tinfoil Tales going. Join at patreon.com/tinfoiltales. You can also help the show grow for free: leave a rating and a review on whatever podcast app you use, and share an episode with someone or post about it on social media. Word of mouth really does make a difference. Have you had a paranormal encounter, seen a cryptid or a UFO, or experienced something you cannot explain? Brandon wants to hear your story. To be a guest on Tinfoil Tales, visit tinfoiltales.com or email [email protected] Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Rabbi Rothschild joins the show to discuss his unusual project of livestreaming his life 24 hours a day, seven days a week, creating what he describes as a digital diary and time capsule of modern human history. The conversation eventually turns toward UFO disclosure and the extraordinary claims made by former Israeli space official Haim Eshed, including alleged government knowledge of extraterrestrial intelligence, a so-called Galactic Federation, secret cooperation with non-human civilizations, and the belief that humanity may not yet be ready for full disclosure. We also discuss Eshed’s reported return to the subject after years of silence, alleged Men in Black encounters, whistleblower protections, Project Blue Beam, the growing acceptance of the UAP phenomenon, and whether disclosure will happen through one undeniable event or continue slowly over time. Support the show by becoming a Patreon member for just $1.99 a month. Members get ad free episodes, episodes up to two weeks before they are released, and exclusive content, and it is a huge help in keeping Tinfoil Tales going. Join at patreon.com/tinfoiltales. You can also help the show grow for free: leave a rating and a review on whatever podcast app you use, and share an episode with someone or post about it on social media. Word of mouth really does make a difference. Have you had a paranormal encounter, seen a cryptid or a UFO, or experienced something you cannot explain? Brandon wants to hear your story. To be a guest on Tinfoil Tales, visit tinfoiltales.com or email [email protected] Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Author and researcher A.W. Finnegan joins the show to discuss his book The Sleeper Agent: The Rise of Lyme Disease, Chronic Illness, and the Great Imitator Antigens of Biological Warfare. After his own experience with Lyme disease led him down a years-long research path, Finnegan began digging into the history of biological warfare, Nazi virologist Erich Traub, Project Paperclip, Plum Island, and Cold War experiments involving ticks, insects, migratory birds, and infectious disease. Throughout the conversation, Finnegan lays out his argument that the history of Lyme disease may be far more complicated than the commonly accepted story, pointing to declassified documents, scientific research, government programs, and the concept of immune tolerance as pieces of a much larger puzzle. We also discuss vaccine research, COVID-era biodefense, government experimentation, why biological weapons can be uniquely difficult to distinguish from naturally occurring outbreaks, and the controversy that follows anyone willing to question established explanations. Toward the end, Finnegan shares some of the research he has uncovered since publishing The Sleeper Agent and gives a glimpse into his next project, which takes an entirely different direction into the history and folklore surrounding jinn. Support the show by becoming a Patreon member for just $1.99 a month. Members get ad free episodes, episodes up to two weeks before they are released, and exclusive content, and it is a huge help in keeping Tinfoil Tales going. Join at patreon.com/tinfoiltales. You can also help the show grow for free: leave a rating and a review on whatever podcast app you use, and share an episode with someone or post about it on social media. Word of mouth really does make a difference. Have you had a paranormal encounter, seen a cryptid or a UFO, or experienced something you cannot explain? Brandon wants to hear your story. To be a guest on Tinfoil Tales, visit tinfoiltales.com or email [email protected] Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Katie Jo returns to discuss remote viewing, psychokinesis, and her group's experiments connected to the Monroe Institute. Katie Jo returns to Tinfoil Tales for a conversation that starts with remote viewing and quickly goes much further into the strange possibilities surrounding human consciousness. We discuss experiments involving remote viewing and psychokinesis, the Monroe Institute, out-of-body experiences, spontaneous knowledge, altered states of consciousness, and the growing interest in studying experiences that have traditionally been pushed to the fringes. Katie also shares some of the remote viewing experiments her own group has conducted and why she believes there is still much more to understand about what the human mind may be capable of. From there, things get considerably stranger. Katie discusses filming with people who identify as psychic and sanguine vampires, including unusual experiences she witnessed while participating in group energy exercises. We also get into crisis apparitions, strange figures appearing along rural roads, astral projection, precognitive dreams, psychedelic experiences, and whether some reported hauntings could actually involve consciousness somehow projecting itself beyond the physical body. The conversation eventually turns toward the possibility that fairies, goblins, aliens, cryptids, and other entities reported throughout history could represent different interpretations of the same underlying phenomenon. We also discuss mysterious humanoids, strange experiences in caves, human involvement in alleged abductions, intuition, Dogman sightings, and why sometimes the most dangerous thing encountered during a paranormal investigation may simply be another person. It is a wide-ranging return conversation about consciousness, perception, the paranormal, and the uncomfortable possibility that the boundaries between all of these subjects may not be as clear as we think. Support the show by becoming a Patreon member for just $1.99 a month. Members get ad free episodes, episodes up to two weeks before they are released, and exclusive content, and it is a huge help in keeping Tinfoil Tales going. Join at patreon.com/tinfoiltales. You can also help the show grow for free: leave a rating and a review on whatever podcast app you use, and share an episode with someone or post about it on social media. Word of mouth really does make a difference. Have you had a paranormal encounter, seen a cryptid or a UFO, or experienced something you cannot explain? Brandon wants to hear your story. To be a guest on Tinfoil Tales, visit tinfoiltales.com or email [email protected] Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Every highway has a dark side—and some roads carry travelers who never reached their destination. In this special journey, host Dave Schrader explores chilling tales of haunted highways, phantom hitchhikers, ghostly vehicles, unexplained lights, roadside cryptids and supernatural encounters from across the globe. Buckle up, set the cruise control for Crazy Town and prepare for a terrifying ride through the shadowy realm between this world and the next. If you're a fan of this episode, make sure to Follow/Subscribe to Paranormal 60 wherever you listen to podcasts. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Former crop circle maker and researcher Citizen D returns to Tinfoil Tales to discuss his new book, It Can't Be People: Voices from the Inner Circle, and the strange experiences reported by the people actually responsible for creating some of the world's most elaborate crop formations. D openly acknowledges that humans create many of the crop circles attributed to UFOs and extraterrestrials. But after collecting accounts from trusted circle makers, he believes explaining who physically flattened the crops may only uncover a much larger mystery. We discuss circle makers dreaming about designs before they appear, different teams independently creating nearly identical patterns, unexplained additions appearing in formations after the creators leave, strange orbs seemingly inspecting completed circles, and overwhelming feelings of fear that have caused experienced teams to abandon formations before they were finished. D also shares accounts of footsteps following people through otherwise empty crop circles, unusual apparitions, possible hitchhiker effects, mysterious individuals appearing within the crop circle community and then disappearing, and strange coincidences that seem too specific to easily dismiss. The conversation ultimately moves away from extraterrestrials and toward consciousness itself. Could focused human intention somehow influence what happens inside these formations? Are ideas being shared through some kind of collective consciousness? Or is something else interacting with the people creating them? After years spent searching for the intelligence behind the crop circle phenomenon, D has reached a different question entirely. What if the real mystery isn't what's visiting us? What if it's us? Support the show by becoming a Patreon member for just $1.99 a month. Members get ad free episodes, episodes up to two weeks before they are released, and exclusive content, and it is a huge help in keeping Tinfoil Tales going. Join at patreon.com/tinfoiltales. You can also help the show grow for free: leave a rating and a review on whatever podcast app you use, and share an episode with someone or post about it on social media. Word of mouth really does make a difference. Have you had a paranormal encounter, seen a cryptid or a UFO, or experienced something you cannot explain? Brandon wants to hear your story. To be a guest on Tinfoil Tales, visit tinfoiltales.com or email [email protected] Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Buddy shares the childhood encounter he believes was Bigfoot in eastern Kentucky, and the UFO sightings and hauntings that turned his search into a lifelong pursuit. Buddy has spent years exploring the woods of eastern Kentucky, searching for answers to some of life's biggest mysteries. What began with a childhood encounter that he believes may have been Bigfoot eventually expanded into a lifelong fascination with UFOs, hauntings, mysterious creatures, and everything that exists beyond conventional explanation. In this episode, Buddy shares a remarkable daylight sighting of a metallic orb hovering just above the treetops, strange orange lights maneuvering across the night sky, unsettling paranormal investigations inside abandoned buildings, and eerie encounters deep in the woods that left him with an overwhelming sense of dread. Our conversation also explores why so many people are reluctant to share their experiences, the importance of remaining skeptical while keeping an open mind, and why the search for evidence is often just as meaningful as finding the answers themselves. Support the show by becoming a Patreon member for just $1.99 a month. Members get ad free episodes, episodes up to two weeks before they are released, and exclusive content, and it is a huge help in keeping Tinfoil Tales going. Join at patreon.com/tinfoiltales. You can also help the show grow for free: leave a rating and a review on whatever podcast app you use, and share an episode with someone or post about it on social media. Word of mouth really does make a difference. Have you had a paranormal encounter, seen a cryptid or a UFO, or experienced something you cannot explain? Brandon wants to hear your story. To be a guest on Tinfoil Tales, visit tinfoiltales.com or email [email protected] Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Paranormal investigator Adam joins the show for a conversation that spans nearly every corner of the unexplained. From his earliest paranormal experience as a child to years spent investigating reportedly haunted locations across the southern United States, Adam shares the encounters that convinced him there's more to reality than we currently understand. We discuss strange footsteps heard inside historic locations, unexplained sensations during investigations, why respect matters when dealing with the paranormal, and whether spirits intentionally reveal themselves to certain people. The conversation also branches into UFOs, ancient civilizations, Atlantis, interdimensional theories, consciousness, psychic mediums, Bigfoot, the Mandela Effect, and one of our favorite rabbit holes—time travel. Support the show by becoming a Patreon member for just $1.99 a month. Members get ad free episodes, episodes up to two weeks before they are released, and exclusive content, and it is a huge help in keeping Tinfoil Tales going. Join at patreon.com/tinfoiltales. You can also help the show grow for free: leave a rating and a review on whatever podcast app you use, and share an episode with someone or post about it on social media. Word of mouth really does make a difference. Have you had a paranormal encounter, seen a cryptid or a UFO, or experienced something you cannot explain? Brandon wants to hear your story. To be a guest on Tinfoil Tales, visit tinfoiltales.com or email [email protected] Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.