This week on BoA: The Revival, researcher Jean Tewskbury talks about mysterious big cats of Maine, expeditions in search of Bigfoot and Dogman, and her time working at the International Cryptozoology Museum.

Amanda Paulson talks about her intriguing 'Paranormal Emotive Touchpoint' theory, a chilling ghost encounter, investigating haunted objects using outside-the-box methods, and lots more.

Author Alex Matsuo discusses her book 'Women of the Paranormal,' which celebrates trailblazing women throughout the history of parapsychology, folklore, and psychical research.

Fortean investigator and podcaster Ashley Hilt talks Mothman, peculiar humanoids, and odd occurrences.

Joshua Cutchin returns to BoA for a wide-ranging conversation about the mystery of death, NDEs, reincarnation, ghosts, experiencing the paranormal, Bigfoot, UFOs, disclosure, and tons more.

Author Jonathan Vankin discusses his book 'Close to Zero,' which argues that Donald Trump intentionally steered the federal government into its disastrous response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Steven 'Recluse' Snider joins us to talk about his book 'The Art: The Secret History of Psywar, Conspiritainment and the Shattering of Reality,' plus Catalina Island, predictive programming, UAPs, and AI.

Dion Moore discusses his remarkable life as pro wrestler Cougar Jay and his subsequent experiences as a stuntman, storyteller, and cancer survivor.

Dr. Edward Guimont talks the history of the Flat Earth theory, America's Stonehenge, and odd conspiracy theories.

Tony Wright discuses his new book 'Things Aren't Right: The Disappearance of the Yuba County Five.'