Heaven Lee Schleyhahn and Jonathan Rees of the podcast 'Ope, A Ghost' join us for a fun chat about haunted amusement parks, paranormal investigations, doppelgangers, a lizard man, poltergeist activity, and a bunch of other spooky stuff.

Journalist Walker Jaroch joins us for a conversation about weird Wisconsin, humanoid encounters and unusual weather, the phantom town of Doveland, the 'economics of woo,' Bigfoot's transformation into folk icon, and, of course, tons more.

YouTuber 'Truth is Scarier' joins us for a fun conversation about cryptids and lost media, including the bizarre 'I Feel Fantastic' video, the Lucky Star Casino Bigfoot tape, Sasquatch conspiracies, and tons more weird stuff. 

Author Gabriel Mckee joins us for a conversation about 'The Saucerian,' his fantastic book on the remarkable life and legacy of flying saucer publisher Gray Barker. We talk Men in Black, Mothman, contactees, UFO zines, and tons more

This week on BoA: The Revival, author Kevin J. Guhl joins us for a fascinating conversation about cryptozoology's longstanding Thunderbird Photo Mystery, plus cryptobotany and American Strangeness, including haunted TVs and phantom cars. Plus, of course, tons more.

Paranormal investigator and educator Glennie F. Sewell joins us to talk about his theories on imaginal manifestations, his near-death experience, his recent trip to Gettysburg for the Paranormal Research Symposium, and tons more.

Author J.W. Ocker joins us to talk about his pioneering paranormal travel website 'Odd Things I've Seen,' cursed objects, local communities embracing their hometown cryptids, demystifying cults, and lots more.

Fortean researcher Robin Morgan joins us to talk curious cryptids from around the world, the field of cryptozoology, her fascination with ufonauts, cases of mysterious strangers, and several other mind-bending matters. 

Podcaster Natasha Carlson, creator of 'Cryptids, Creeps, and Conspiracies,' joins us for a conversation about her remarkable and varied experiences with high strangeness, including premonitions, near-death experiences, encounters with unsettling shadow people, and tons more.

Folklorist Paul A.T. Wilson shares astounding new insights on the legendary Sandown Clown case from a woman who claims to have been 'Fay,' the little girl at the center of the encounter, and seemingly has the documents to prove it.