Against All Oddities

Today we have a special episode that we are calling History’s mytereries, volume 1.  In today’s episode each  brother brings with them a spooky historical mystery to ponder over. Nate brings us a true murder mystery from the 1940s in a segment called who put Bella into the witch elm, Tim digs deep into the first ghost story, and Chris reflects on the Hidden Hand mystery of the theosophist and the Hermetic brotherhood of Luxor.

Today we will be talking about those that walk among us…what does that mean? Well, we’re not sure ourselves, but we wanted to have a fun episode and this is what we ended up with. Actually it turned out pretty great. In the episode we not only talk about the possibility of aliens eluding our detection during the mundane hours of our lives, but we also discuss movies and personal anecdotes surrounding time travelers, spirit possession, sleep walking, Vampires, para normal apathy, Indrid Cold and the men in black, spies like us, and of course those sneaky wizards and occult mages that you pass on the street every day without ever getting noticed. So put on your trainers and grab your “they live” sunglasses because you’re about to start seeing the strangers that are walking among us.

In today’s episode, we’re diving into the world of artificial intelligence—a realm where science fiction meets science fact, and where the line between human and machine is increasingly blurred. From the cutting-edge algorithms that drive our favorite apps to the robots that might one day walk among us, AI is shaping our world in ways we never imagined.

We’re not just talking about the basics here. We’ll dig into everything from the origins of AI and its wild predictions to the ethical conundrums and futuristic visions that make us both excited and a bit unnerved. We’ve got some intriguing guests lined up and a few unexpected twists that will challenge your perception of what AI really is.

And don’t worry, while we’re diving deep into some seriously complex topics, we promise to keep the conversation lively and light-hearted. So, get ready for a mind-bending journey into the algorithms and artificial minds that are changing the fabric of our reality.

Now, buckle up and prepare for an exploration into the extraordinary and the enigmatic.

Today’s episode is all about the concept of intention based manifestation. Join us as we talk about everything from Bob Proctor, The Silva Method, New Thought, Mitch Horowitz and his 30 day mental challenge and so much more. We are super into this topic because not only does it work, and we give you the examples to prove it, but give you some solid tactics and strategies that you can try out for yourself. Don’t worry, despite us getting weirdly sincere in this episode we also made sure to keep some humor in the mix. Also, since we don’t mention it in the episode if you try any of this stuff out and it works please let us know by writing us at [email protected]. Now get your mind ready and manifest me to shut up and start the episode.

Bob Proctor Meditation

Mitch Horowitz: 30 Day Mental Challenge

So for this month’s episode we talk about the end of the world through the lens of cinema and to sweeten the deal even further we offer legitimate tips regarding our actual bug-out bags (go ahead and skip to 1hr, 13 minutes into the podcast if you’re here for the brass tacks) and of course it wouldn’t prudent to skip talking about the philosophy of loss including the concept of virtue vs. value because after all this is not a drill, this is Against all oddities.

This month we are talking about Near Death Experiences or NDEs if you want to save some time, and we’re doing it the only way we know how, by cramming together a bunch of jokes, personal anecdotes, and a several hilarious stories out of left field, including, Time Perception, Squirrel attacks, Michael Stipe and train hopping. Of course we also dig into the topic at hand and discuss the Monroe institute field test for NDEs, first hand NDE accounts, book and TV recommendations, and NDE fails!

Also for all of our super fans out there you might notice that this episode was recorded back in November when we punted it to the Spring. So if it seems like we’re giving you some quick updates about our lives that seemingly happened months ago it’s because we are. You most likely…won’t notice…but we wanted to warn you anyways because we are AGAINST ALL ODDITIES!!!

I shit you not we bend spoons this episode and so will you after you listen.

So Unlike Uri Geller who may or may not have bent spoons with his mind, today’s physconaught actually bends spoons using both hands. It may not impress your friends as much at a party but something is still happening. Try it. Right now, go grab some spoons and forks…..

Ok are you ready, first trying bending them into a knot with your strength alone…see you can do it but  it’s hard and it hurts. Now start sending that spoon some energy, refine your focus and listen to this episode of Against All Oddities.  If you get it right the cutlery will bend with no effort at all.

This episode is all about Time-slippin’…slippin’…slippin’…slippin’. What’s a time slip you ask? Well that’s what we’re here for. In today’s episode we try to define time-slips and we report on several supposedly true stories. This is Against all Oddities.

Welcome to another edition of A.A.O. New Year resolutions!

Why would you wanna hear 3 brothers talking about getting into shape for an hour you ask? Well stay tuned and find out! In addition to publicly announcing our new years resolution we talk about all sorts of things that will inspire you to keep on - keeping on with your own New Year’s resolutions, including concepts of New Thought, Positive Thinking, and pooping at Home Depot.

Welcome to Against All Oddities Annual Curse-mas Special. So join us as we get festive and talk about the ghosts of Yule.  This year we take on Charles Dickens by talking about the ghosts of Christmas past, present and future.  So pour yourself some wizard nog, grab some sugar plums and a barrel of oysters because this is against all oddities.