For this very special 11th anniversary episode, Seriah is joined by Joshua Cutchin and Timothy Renner. They focus on answering questions submitted by patreons. Topics include early history of WDTRG, paranormal origin stories, Coast to Coast AM, Kenneth Ring, UFOs and NDEs, Charles Fort and the process of time, the underground music scene, progress in understanding of the phenomenon, the status of repeat experiencers, the cross-over between Bigfoot/UFO/poltergeist/etc. experiences, Paul Kimbal, high strangeness, dream logic, a bizarre “alien” encounter from Peru in the 1950’s, predictions for the future of Fortean research, “Where the Footprints End”, weird experiences surrounding Bigfoot sightings, Stan Gordon, Loren Coleman, Cryptomundo, wilderness poltergeist phenomenon, W.T. Watson, Gettysburg battlefield, places that seem to attract violence and tragedy, Devil’s Den, self-generation in paranormal phenomena, the Other’s resistance to rules and being pinned down, psycho-kinetic energy, Louis Proud, spontaneous human combustion, expectations and experiences, geography and energy, Paul Devereux, a personal experience for Josh, Site 7, anomalous rock throwing, vocalizations and responses to requests, Minerva Monster, Enfield poltergeist, “Alice Isn’t Dead” podcast, encounters in Delaware, Fae disclosure, possibilities of UFO disclosure, government psyops and cover-ups, the ontology of the UFO, an undiscovered bear in India, Robert A. Heinlein’s concept of “grokking” , spiritual psychosis, avoiding obsessions, synchronicities, moderation in paranormal research, Jeff Ritzmann, Terence McKenna, Guillermo del Toro, Jeremy Vaeni, the paranormal as a shamanic path, the limits of language, the book “Stranger in a Strange Land”, future projects going into the new year, and much more! This conversation is every bit as fascinating as anyone would expect!

- Recap by Vincent Treewell of The Weird Part Podcast

Outro Music is Whirring World from Psyche Corporation

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