Kendra and Barbara are joined by author and investigator Brent Raynes for a look at his introduction to Keel's concepts of "window areas," where a variety of high strangeness events occur repeatedly over time. Inspired by his correspondence with Keel, Brent investigated several window areas over the years, and has many stories to tell.

Morganna and Barbara welcome Dr. C. S. Matthews, author of Mysterious Beauty: Living With The Paranormal in the Hudson Valley, also known as Professor WHAM, and the trio discuss the similarities and differences between the Athens Ohio and Hudson River Valley window areas. There is a great emphasis placed on Native American knowledge, history and lore in this episode.

Kendra and Barbara welcome noted Near Death Experience researcher Barbara Mango back to the podcast. She and Kendra discuss how their experiences of sitting with parents while they are in the process of dying has affected them and has led both of them to an interest in working for more widely available compassionate end of life care.

Morganna and Barbara welcome Shamanic Practitioner and teacher Bekki Shining Bearheart, who's spent much of her life in Athens, to talk about contacting and communing with the spirits of place. As always, the conversation takes a few turns and twists, but it all comes back around in the end.

Kendra and Barbara talk about their 1994 graduation party in Athens, and how some uninvited guests arrived and everything took a turn for the weird. A cautionary tale about the Good Folk, and what happens if you forget to honor Them with libations.

Morganna and Barbara greet and talk with author and expert on fairy folklore, Morgan Daimler. They talk about the old fairy beliefs and modern pop culture understandings of The Good Folk. Fact, fiction, and personal experience blend into a grand, meandering, pixy-led conversation.

Morganna and Barbara welcome Anthropologist, author and instructor at the University of Wales Trinity St. David, Dr. Jack Hunter. They start off discussing his most recent book, "Manifesting Spirits: An Anthropological Study of Mediumship and the Paranormal," but very quickly the topic broadens out into a discussion of how high strangeness becomes domesticated once it becomes part of an established religion or belief system.

Author, Magical Practitioner, Activist and Speaker, Michael M. Hughes joins all three hosts (Kendra's back!) to talk about all facets of growing up weird, synchronicities, signs and portents, the UFO phenomena, and magical practice.

Join Morganna and Barbara as they explore extraordinary experiences in non-local consciousness with experiencer, author and NDE researcher, Barbara Mango.

Author, biologist and experiencer Lynn Miller talks about her experiences travelling out of body and how it has affected her viewpoint and her life.