Government contractor Rich Barker breaks his silence for the first time about a series of unexplained events tied to his overseas deployments in Iraq. Rich recounts having his DNA flagged during a routine blood draw, discovering years later that a close friend was actually his handler, and waking up three days later with no memory after a sudden illness while playing cards on a military base. The conversation covers a do not detain flag placed on his license without explanation, his eyes reportedly changing color between black, gray, and yellow depending on his mood, and a striking memory of a fellow DoD contractor transforming into a seven foot tall dog-like creature in front of him. Rich and Rye discuss possible explanations ranging from MK Ultra style programming to bloodline-based recruitment, and Rich shares his own ongoing search for answers, including his discovery that no DNA testing service in the country operates outside of government control.

In This Episode
•      Government contractor Rich is going public for the first time about a string of events he still can't fully explain, starting back in 2008 when financial hardship pushed him to take an overseas contracting job for the money. What began as routine maintenance work on military bases in Iraq slowly turned into something Rich now believes was a long-running recruitment effort he never agreed to.  
•      A man Rich considered a close friend, someone he trusted enough to store his motorcycle with, turned out to be quietly monitoring him the entire time. The friend would show up with unsettling knowledge of Rich's private conversations and repeatedly told him he needed to start playing by the rules, a phrase Rich now understands as pressure to comply with a recruitment he never consented to.  
•      Before deploying, Rich went through what he was told were routine vaccinations and a blood draw, supposedly for identification purposes in case something happened to him overseas. He didn't question it at the time, but it's the moment he now believes his DNA was first flagged by whoever was tracking him.  
•      One of the strangest incidents happened while Rich was playing cards with a female DoD contractor outside their living quarters on base. He suddenly felt ill, went to lie down, and woke up three days later with only a slight headache and no memory of what happened in between, an experience he kept to himself for roughly a decade before telling anyone.  
•      That same DoD contractor, who Rich says was deployed directly through Langley to Ramadi, was rumored among his contacts to belong to something referred to only as a wolf pack. Rich describes a specific memory, one he isn't fully certain is real, of watching her transform into a seven foot tall, pale, fur covered, dog faced creature right in front of him while the two were hanging out.  
•      Rich later discovered he had a do not detain flag attached to his license, something no one explained to him at the time and that he only learned about after being waved through a situation that should have gotten him in trouble. Years afterward, when he finally pressed his handler on why he'd been targeted in the first place, the answer was simply that his DNA had been flagged during that original blood draw.  
•      That answer sent Rich down his own research path into bloodlines, epigenetics, and whether trauma itself can alter a person's genetic markers enough to draw attention. His wife has told him his eyes visibly change color depending on his mood, going jet black when he's angry and shifting to gray or yellow at other times, something Rich has no medical explanation for.  
•      Rich also describes trying to independently verify his DNA results, only to discover that every genetic testing service in the country, no matter how private it appears on the surface, is ultimately tied to government oversight. He was later told by his handler that he'd been declined from whatever program was being considered for him because he was deemed uncontrollable.  
•      Rye closes out the conversation weighing the possible explanations for everything Rich described, from MK Ultra style psychological programming to a bloodline-based recruitment pipeline, noting that mental and physical changes like the ones Rich experienced tend to intensify after deployment. Both agree there's likely more going on beneath the surface of ordinary contractor work than most people realize.  

Best Line of the Night "Why did they pick me? I'm just a mechanic. I'm a nobody." Rich, recalling the moment he finally pushed his handler for a real answer.

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Rye is joined by a panel of fellow paranormal podcasters, Graham from Grimerica, Bennett from Broadcasting Seeds, and Brad from the Awakened Podcast, to revisit one of the strangest guest stories from the show's early episodes. The group replays and breaks down Andy's account of a summer spent working as a night auditor near the Soaring Eagle Casino in Michigan, where he was dog sitting alone in a trailer bordering an empty field. Andy describes weeks of disturbing dreams and unexplained scratches before the night everything came to a head: a door bursting open during a storm, the family dog vanishing into the dark, and Andy waking up on the ground after being knocked flat by something he never saw in an open field with no trees anywhere nearby. The four hosts weigh in with their own theories on what really happened that night.

In This Episode
•      Rye brings together three fellow paranormal podcasters, Graeme from Grim America, Bennett from Broadcasting Seeds, and Brad from the Awaken Podcast, for a panel revisit of a guest story that's stuck with him since one of his earliest episodes. Each host gives a quick shout out to their own shows and current projects before the group settles in to replay and react to the original interview together.  
•      The story centers on Andy, who at the time was a student at Central Michigan University working a summer job as the overnight auditor at a hotel near the Soaring Eagle Casino. With the dorms cleared out for summer and nowhere to live, Andy arranged to stay alone in a trailer bordering an empty field in exchange for watching a neighbor's elderly golden retriever, Chief.  
•      In the weeks leading up to the main incident, Andy describes increasingly unsettling dreams about being chased through the trees behind the trailer, along with unexplained scratches and irritated, puffy marks appearing on his skin that he couldn't attribute to the couch he was sleeping on.  
•      On the night everything escalated, Andy was in the shower during a heavy storm when he heard a loud crash. He came out to find the trailer's already flimsy front door banging open in the wind, and Chief nowhere to be found inside. He threw on clothes, grabbed a flashlight, and ran outside into the storm, able to track the dog's location only by the distinct sound of the bell on his collar somewhere out in the dark, treeless field behind the trailer.  
•      While running full speed toward the sound of the bell, Andy was suddenly knocked flat by something he never saw or heard coming, hard enough to split his nose and cut up his face, in a stretch of open field he confirms has no trees or obstacles of any kind. He has no idea how long he was on the ground before waking up in the rain.  
•      When Andy finally made it back to the trailer, the bell sound and the dog were both gone from the field, but Chief was sitting calmly on his dog bed inside, completely dry, without a single drop of rain on him, despite the storm still going on outside and despite the trailer having been thoroughly searched and found empty just minutes earlier.  
•      The panel spends the rest of the episode reacting to the story in real time and offering their own theories on what might have physically or paranormally knocked Andy down in an open field, and how the dog could possibly have ended up back inside, bone dry, without ever being seen coming or going.  

Best Line of the Night "The dog doesn't have a drop of water on him." Andy, describing the moment he found Chief back inside, completely dry, despite the storm outside.

Panelists Can Be Found Tonight's panel featured three fellow paranormal podcast hosts, each with their own shows and projects.
Graham, Grimerica: www.grimerica.ca
Bennett, Broadcasting Seeds: bennetttonbooks.com, also on YouTube and everywhere podcasts are found
Brad, the Awaken Podcast: www.awakenedpodcast.com

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Returning guest Lee, a Navajo paranormal investigator and member of the Don't Whistle at Night team, shares a night of skinwalker encounters tied to breaking an old taboo. Lee explains how shooting BB gun pellets at ancient Anasazi pottery as a child led to a black figure haunting his bedroom, a hospital stay with no diagnosis after his left side went numb, and a medicine man who pulled a piece of that same pottery out of his body during a ceremony. The conversation moves into a truck breakdown on a remote road where Lee and his sister came face to face with a skinwalker wearing a coyote pelt and jewelry, a recurring werewolf dream that mirrored a waking encounter days later, and a breakdown of how skinwalkers, werewolves, and dogmen actually differ in Navajo tradition. Lee is part of the Don't Whistle at Night podcast, streaming live on YouTube every Saturday night with bonus episodes on Patreon.

 In This Episode
•      Returning guest Lee is back for another round of Navajo paranormal stories, this time centered on skinwalkers, an old family taboo, and a truck breakdown that turned into a face to face encounter. Lee has appeared on the show twice before with Bigfoot and skinwalker stories, and brings an entirely new batch tonight.  
•      The episode opens with the story behind an Anastasia, or Anasazi, a cliff-dwelling tribe from the Four Corners region believed by some to be ancestors of the Pueblo people, who vanished abruptly sometime in the 1400s or 1500s and left their homes and pottery behind. Theories range from drought to disease, and Lee notes there are even petroglyphs in the region depicting what look like hovering objects overhead.  
•      Lee explains that as a child he didn't know it was forbidden to disturb old Anasazi pottery, and would shoot pieces of it with a BB gun while herding sheep, not realizing the significance until he was told as an adult. The consequences caught up to him in 2019, starting with a black, frozen-still figure standing beside his bed that he initially mistook for a night terror.  
•      The haunting escalated over several sleepless nights until Lee woke to a disfigured face hovering inches from his own, and the following day his left side began going numb, eventually leaving him unable to lift his arm or walk normally. Hospital testing, including at a larger city facility, turned up nothing, and Lee was only released once doctors ran out of explanations.  
•      Lee's father took him to a medicine man who, without being told any details in advance, correctly described the black figure's height and identified it as an Anastasia disturbed by the shooting years earlier. A temporary remedy bought Lee one good night's sleep before the symptoms hit twice as hard, and it took a full ceremony days later to begin actually resolving it.  
•      Weeks after the ceremony, Lee describes a shadow that detached from the wall and followed him to the edge of his bed before dissolving into mist after he spoke to it directly, followed roughly a month later by the sound of laughter behind him. A second visit to the medicine man ended with an actual piece of the exact pottery Lee remembered shooting being pulled from a pile of ashes, after which the presence stopped entirely.  
•      Lee also describes a vivid dream from years earlier in which a door swung open to reveal a werewolf-like creature grinning at him, and he woke himself up yelling at it to leave him alone. Not long after, a second waking encounter with glowing, brake-light-red eyes and a doglike silhouette appeared at his living room window late at night, closely mirroring the creature from his dream.  
•      The truck story: Lee's brakes locked up on a remote road at night, and while waiting for his sister to bring tools, he kept hearing movement on a nearby hillside that he assumed was livestock. When his sister arrived and the flashlight swept the tree line, she saw a humanoid figure duck behind a tree, and later described it fully: skin hanging from its head, a coyote's hide and arms draped over its shoulders, jewelry, pouches at its waist, and a smile that badly shook her.  
•      Rather than run, Lee walked toward the tree line himself, gun raised, and told the entity aloud that it had no power over him and nothing left to scare him with. Something moved off through the brush on what sounded like four legs, and shortly after, Lee realized his sister had somehow gotten directly behind him without him hearing her approach at all.  
•      Later that same night, tapping at the kitchen window and the sound of a woman laughing outside continued, capping off one of the most eventful nights Lee has experienced. He closes the episode explaining the traditional differences between skinwalkers, werewolves, and dogmen, including the ritual of wearing an animal's skin and blood to take its form, and why owls are considered a skinwalker's messenger and omen.  
•      Lee gives a shoutout to his team at the Don't Whistle at Night podcast, which streams live on YouTube every Saturday night and includes bonus Patreon episodes covering skinwalkers in more depth and a friend's personal experiences with Bigfoot and a dogman.  

Best Line of the Night "There's nothing that you can scare me with that I have not already seen." Lee, walking toward the tree line to confront the skinwalker face to face.

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Author and Tartaria researcher Guy Anderson breaks down the lost empire conspiracy theory that argues an advanced global civilization was erased from history and buried under a false timeline. Guy explains mud flood architecture and the buried windows found on old buildings worldwide, the New Madrid earthquake of 1811 to 1812 and its possible link to a pole shift using the Piri Reis map as evidence, star forts that resonate at 432 hertz and may have functioned as an energy and transport network, and the whitewashed world's fairs built at impossible speed with an unexplained workforce. The conversation moves into the orphan train era, when hundreds of thousands of children were shipped across America and displayed outside Masonic lodges, the cabbage patch baby postcards Guy connects to a mass cloning and repopulation program, and Nikola Tesla's suppressed final interview describing cathedrals and civic buildings as energy-harvesting machines rather than places of worship. Guy is the author of Tesla and the Cabbage Patch Kids, its sequel Rise of the Clones, Conspiracy Theories from A to Zed, and his latest release, The Grim Origins of Children's Stories.
In This Episode
•      Guy Anderson spent the pandemic falling down a rabbit hole about Tartaria, a supposedly lost global empire he believes was erased from mainstream history. What started as random research during lockdown turned into two books and a theory connecting Nikola Tesla, orphan trains, and a cover-up he traces back to 1776.  
•      Guy explains how discovering researcher Max Egan on Bitchute set him digging through old encyclopedias, atlases, maps, and flags, looking for evidence that the accepted history of the 1700s and 1800s doesn't add up. The deeper he dug, the more pieces he found connecting orphan trains, repopulation programs, Tesla, and star forts into a single picture.  
•      The starting point, Guy says, is architecture anyone can go look at themselves: mud flood windows, ground-level basement windows on old buildings that mainstream explanations chalk up to built-up street debris. Guy argues it's far more likely evidence of a buried ground floor from a cataclysmic event, since digging a basement down is harder than building another story up.  
•      Guy points to the New Madrid earthquake of 1811 to 1812, reportedly severe enough to reverse the flow of the Mississippi River, melt stone and church bells, and send fire moving against the wind. He raises two competing theories for what caused this kind of event: researcher Michelle Gibson's idea that the earth functions like a circuit board that can be deliberately spiked, and Guy's own theory involving a slight pole shift.  
•      That pole shift theory leans on the Piri Reis map, drawn by an Ottoman admiral in the early 1500s, which appears to show an ice-free Antarctica that lines up with modern under-ice scans. Guy wonders whether the same underlying technology behind CERN could be older tech, adapted from a prior civilization and capable of causing exactly this kind of shift.  
•      Star forts come up next: according to Guy, they reportedly resonate at 432 hertz, the same frequency researchers associate with the earth and living matter, and several align with constellations for no defensive reason. He cites researcher Gilles Tessier's theory that as many as 319 known star forts worldwide were connected underground as energy and transport hubs rather than standalone military structures.  
•      The conversation shifts to world's fairs and expositions, elaborate temporary cities Guy says were allegedly built from the ground up in as little as nine months and then destroyed within a year of opening. He questions where the skilled labor, housing, food, and sanitation for a workforce of that size could possibly have come from, and suggests these cities already existed and were simply repainted and rebranded.  
•      Guy describes indigenous people being displayed in human zoos at these same world's fairs, presented as primitive in contrast to Western technology on display nearby, including incubator babies and early Tesla inventions. He connects this directly to a broader whitewashing of history meant to justify one civilization's dominance over others.  
•      Frequent great fires across major cities come up as a possible explanation for lost architecture, including an account from Napoleon's retreat from Moscow describing stone and church bells melting in a fire that moved against the wind. Guy floats directed energy weapons as one possible cause, alongside his theory that the word great in these events refers to a lost generation of memory rather than the size of the fire.  
•      The orphan trains: roughly 250,000 children were shipped out of New York across the Midwest, organized in part by Freemason Charles Loring Brace, and displayed outside Masonic lodges hoping for adoption. Guy argues most ended up as child labor in mines, farms, and factories during a period when a huge share of the adult population had reportedly vanished.  
•      Guy traces the term cabbage patch babies back through Slavic folklore, a wave of cabbage baby postcards in the late 1800s, and the first narrated film ever made, arguing the imagery points toward a mass repopulation and cloning program rather than an innocent bedtime explanation for where babies come from. He connects the theory to the Knights Templar and a jump in global population that, in his telling, doesn't add up against the number of deaths recorded in the same period.  
•      Nikola Tesla closes out the interview: Guy lays out his theory that Tesla was either receiving downloaded information, reverse engineering older technology, or both, pointing to a reported final, unpublished interview in which Tesla concluded that old cathedrals and civic buildings were actually energy-harvesting machines rather than places of worship.  
•      Guy shares his take on why a societal reset happens, tying it to Agenda 2030, the Georgia Guide Stones, and a theory that population control now relies more on artificial intelligence and robotics than on any need to keep expanding the labor force.  
•      Guy runs through where to find his books: Tesla and the Cabbage Patch Kids, its sequel Rise of the Clones, Conspiracy Theories from A to Zed, and his newest release, The Grim Origins of Children's Stories, which digs into the dark true events behind classic fairy tales.  

Best Line of the Night "They were raffling babies." Guy, describing the cabbage patch baby postcards and classified ads he found from the same era.

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Author and paranormal researcher Kevin Paul has spent decades documenting high strangeness in Greene County, Pennsylvania, widely considered one of the most haunted counties in the United States. Kevin recounts his 1974 close encounter with a cigar-shaped UFO on Temple Ridge Road, a follow-up sighting of a massive, shapeshifting owl-like craft, and a second UFO encounter with a giant black rectangle that left him hospitalized with radiation-like symptoms. The conversation moves through Greene County's stranger local history: an 1890s newspaper obituary describing a lizard man, a dragon that carried off a hunter before vanishing into a cave, a Predator-like cloaked entity, a possible werewolf or skinwalker encounter on a rural road, and years of visitations from an Iron Age Irish deity known as the Morgan. Kevin is the author of Haunted Hills and Hollows: What Lurks in Greene County, Pennsylvania, its sequel Haunted Hills and Hollows: Still Lurking in Greene County, Pennsylvania, and Politics and the Paranormal in Greene County, PA, with a fourth book, Haunts and Hoaxes in Greene County, PA, currently in progress.


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Kevin Paul grew up on a farm in Greene County, Pennsylvania, and has spent decades documenting what his neighbors kept seeing there. Three books in, he makes the case that Greene County is the most haunted county in the country, and he opens up about the personal encounters that got him started.
Kevin's first close encounter happened on the summer solstice of 1974, the same year he graduated high school. Driving a tractor up a hill on his family's dairy farm after dark, he spotted what he first assumed were a parked car's tail lights on Temple Ridge Road, a known local lover's lane. As he got closer, the shape and color were wrong for any vehicle he recognized: a cigar-shaped object, pointed on both ends, sitting motionless in an adjacent field with strange black lines running along its body.
The following night, driving the same stretch of road, Kevin was followed by what he first believed was a very large owl. It swooped down from behind his car, centered itself in his headlights, and paced him for several tenths of a mile before veering off. Decades later, under hypnotic regression, that memory shifted: what he'd logged as an owl actually looked more like a tube with wings, roughly six feet long with a wingspan as wide as the road, colored a dull battleship gray.
During that same regression session, Kevin recalled something he'd never consciously remembered: after shutting down the tractor, his consciousness was pulled from his body and taken aboard the craft, where two humanoid beings in robes, with bulbous heads and large eyes, communicated with him telepathically. They were not happy he'd seen them, scolded him for being somewhere he wasn't supposed to be, and returned him to his body before he fled the field.
Decades later, commuting to a job in neighboring Fayette County, Kevin spotted three lights over the river that he initially mistook for an incoming jet. As he watched, the lights resolved into a massive black rectangle, three-dimensional and apparently hovering, with an edge that looked like a giant flying domino. Badly shaken and nauseated for the rest of the day, he went on to work anyway.
Within months of the black rectangle sighting, Kevin became so anemic he was hospitalized, and a doctor told him bluntly that his condition was incompatible with human life. His iron levels took years to return to normal, and blood work he later researched on his own lined up with patterns consistent with radiation exposure, a connection doctors were unwilling to explore with him directly.
Digging into Greene County's local history, Kevin found an 1890s newspaper obituary describing an encounter with a bipedal lizard man on a farm outside Waynesburg, tied to a nearby Native American burial ground. He later found independent corroboration when a woman he met by chance described seeing a similar humanoid frog creature, complete with a mouthful of pointed teeth, on that same property decades earlier.
An old newspaper account Kevin uncovered describes two armed squirrel hunters attacked by a low, long, Chinese dragon-like creature that grabbed one man and dragged him toward a cave. His companion managed to free him, and a posse later smoked the creature out of its den with a fire at the cave mouth, only for most of the group to scatter when it finally emerged.
While staking out a reportedly active location with paranormal researcher Rosemary, Kevin and his group watched electronics repeatedly fail before spotting a two-legged, cloaked figure that shimmered and was easiest to see using peripheral vision, closely resembling the creature from the movie Predator.
Kevin recounts a report from a man on a bicycle who was paralleled by a large, bipedal, canine-like creature running through the brush alongside a rural road, later getting a clear look at it standing near a streetlight. Kevin's working theory leans toward a time slip involving a Native American shaman rather than a true skinwalker, pointing to a documented shamanic training site in the western part of the county.
Kevin describes a years-long series of encounters with what he came to identify as the Morgan, an Iron Age Irish deity associated with sovereignty and warfare. First appearing in recurring dreams as a disheveled figure and later as an auburn-haired woman in old-style clothing, she eventually manifested in person on a remote work site, and again on his own front porch shortly before a freighter struck a bridge in Baltimore, delivering a warning message just before the event.
Kevin confirms a fourth book is underway, tentatively titled Haunts and Hoaxes in Greene County, PA, continuing to focus on the county because, as he puts it, the stories are still there and nobody else is telling them.

Best Line of the Night
"What you're doing right now is incompatible with human life." The hospitalist's words to Kevin, after his blood work came back consistent with radiation exposure following his black rectangle UFO sighting.

Kevin books are available on Amazon and select booksellers including Barnes & Noble. Amazon: Search "Kevin Paul" on Amazon

Haunted Hills and Hollows: What Lurks in Greene County, Pennsylvania: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07J5G6NX8?utm

Haunted Hills and Hollows: Still Lurking in Greene County, Pennsylvania: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1942157568?utm

Politics and the Paranormal in Greene County, PA: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DJ7XRMQH?utm

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Psychic medium, dream investigator, and psychic detective — Kelly Christen joins Codega's Codex of Curiosities to talk about using dreams, remote viewing, and mediumship to find missing people, and the case that finally brought a family closure after three months of searching. Kelly Christen is a former teacher of 30 years — including years in juvenile hall — a trained psychic medium under UK mentor Tony Stockwell, and the founder of Third Eye Sleuth. She teaches psychic investigation and leads a team that has worked on over 70 cases, collaborating with families and law enforcement while maintaining strict confidentiality on every one. In This Episode:

• Kelly's first experience at age 12 — her father visited her in a dream to say goodbye the same night he passed away, a memory she still recalls like it happened yesterday
• How she developed what she calls "visitation dreams" — waking up to news that someone had died moments after dreaming of them, including a former boss she hadn't thought of in years
• The missing person case she was given permission to share: three months, a canal tunnel, a team working blind, and law enforcement confirming the location with drones
• How her team works — everyone receives the case separately, compares results, and looks for overlapping details before drawing any conclusions
• A runaway teenager case solved through a dream: Kelly saw the girl hiding in a closet at her boyfriend's house, the sliding doors, the layout of the room, and the moment she came out when the mom left for work
• Why the spirit box is inconsistent and what her team actually relies on instead
• Rye shares his own quantum leap dreams — including one where he entered the body of a 12-year-old boy to prevent his sister's death, and one where a scientist drew him a diagram that turned out to be the Van Allen radiation belt
• Both Rye and Kelly connecting dream-state travel, the Enochian 30th Aethyr, and the Backrooms as possibly the same phenomenon described three different ways
• Why Kelly believes everyone is psychic — and why the best way to find your ability is to stop trying to copy someone else's

Best Line of the Night:
"We're usually the last resort. But they're willing to give us a go — and you'd be surprised how many times it works."

Medium Kelly Christen:
Third Eye Sleuth: @ThirdEyeSleuth on social media
Intuitive Insight Investigation
www.intuitiveinsightinvestigations.com. or
www.tripleiteam.com

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Alien abduction, hypnotic regression, hybridization, and a 7-foot silvery being with tubes running up the back of his skull — Carter Bushart returns to Codega's Codex of Curiosities with everything that's come out of eight regressions, and the growing list of questions that still don't have answers. Carter Bushart is a lifelong alien abductee and experiencer from Kansas City, a Sasquatch researcher, and the author of multiple books on Sasquatch habitation. He has worked with some of the most prominent hypnotic regression practitioners in the field including the late Dolores Cannon, and has undergone eight formal regressions to recover memories from an abduction event that began in Dallas, Texas in 1959 when he was seven years old.

In This Episode:

• Carter and his friend Craig were taken from their bikes in Dallas in 1959 — both boys shared the exact same birthday, which Carter believes was no coincidence
• A casual Friday night hypnosis session in 2004 to explore past lives accidentally unlocked 45 years of hidden abduction memories
• Song lyrics Carter wrote in 1978 referencing flying saucers — found decades later in a notebook, written before he had any conscious knowledge of his experiences
• The cocoon: a sterile enclosure used during procedures that Carter broke out of, contaminating himself and halting the hybridization process
• In his eighth regression, Carter spotted a 7-foot silvery being with a tube-covered skull trying to press itself flat against his parents' bedroom wall
• A 2022/23 bedroom visitation where six hands slowly lifted him off his king-size bed while his wife walked to the bathroom completely unaware
• The ETs told Dolores Cannon they take humans because advanced technology cost them their soul — and Carter believes humans are heading down the same road

Best Line of the Night:
"They told me it's locked in your head and you're going to have to dig it up. You're looking for the big boom, but you need the little boom."

Carter Bushart books: [email protected] (self-published, full color)

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Enochian magic, John Dee, Edward Kelly, and Aleister Crowley — Part 3 of Codega's Codex of Curiosities' Enochian series brings the full story home. Tonight we find out what the angels finally asked for, what it cost everyone who got close to this thing, and how a language pulled from a crystal in the 1500s ended up on a Beatles album cover. This is a solo episode by Rye the Codega. If you haven't heard Parts 1 and 2, start there — tonight is the end of the story. In This Episode:

• The night a spirit named Madimi, who had appeared for years as an innocent little girl, ordered John Dee and Edward Kelly to swap wives — and what Dee's wife Jane did when she heard it
• The three explanations for what really happened: divine test, cold manipulation by Kelly, or the moment a mask finally slipped off something that was never an angel
• Why the sessions kept going even after the wife swap — and what finally ended the partnership for good
• Edward Kelly's fall: knight of the Emperor one year, one-legged prisoner trying to escape a castle wall the next, dead at 42 in a Bohemian dungeon
• John Dee's return to England and the gut-punch waiting for him — his library of 4,000 books ransacked by his own neighbors, his instruments smashed, his position gone
• How Dee's manuscripts went underground for nearly 300 years — buried in a field, hidden in furniture, eventually preserved by collector Elias Ashmole
• The Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn: the Victorian secret society that dug up Dee's Enochian system and built it into their initiation degrees, attracting W.B. Yeats, Bram Stoker, and a young man who would call himself the Beast
• Who Aleister Crowley really was — the fundamentalist mother who called her own son "the Beast," and what happened when he picked that name up and wore it as a crown
• Why Crowley's entire religion, Thelema, and its core commandment "Do what thou wilt" maps directly onto the same idea at the heart of Dee's Enochian Aethyrs
• The throughline: a Thoth tarot card, a Beatles album cover, a Led Zeppelin guitarist who bought Crowley's house on Loch Ness — and why every thread leads back to two men and a crystal in 1583

Best Line of the Night:
"Every single person who got closest to this thing paid for it. Maybe that tells you the message was true. Or maybe it tells you what obsession does to a human being, with or without angels."

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Sasquatch encounters, indigenous Bigfoot lore, and decades of firsthand sightings on the British Columbia coast — Thomas Sewid returns to Codega's Codex of Curiosities with more stories than most researchers will accumulate in a lifetime. Thomas Sewid is a member of the Kwakwaka'wakw people, a former hunting guide and commercial fisherman, and the owner of Sasquatch Legend — the largest Sasquatch store and museum in North America, located in Forks, Washington. He hosts the Sasquatch Island YouTube channel, leads guided Sasquatch expeditions on the Olympic Peninsula, and has coined the term Sasquatch Shamanism to describe the indigenous knowledge framework he's spent decades building and sharing. In This Episode:

• Thomas's first encounter: two Sasquatch spotted from the deck of his salmon seine boat at night — a massive male with red eyes that slowly shifted to yellow as his rage cooled, and a female curled in the fetal position facing away from the spotlight
• The Kwakwaka'wakw tribal curse for harming a Sasquatch — and the two men who shot one during WWII and were both dead within six months
• The night one charged his camp: trees shaking, a boulder tumbling down a rock face, and a massive face peering at him from a cedar V before he loaded the family into dinghies and fled into 35-knot seas
• How he went back the next day with two buddies, chainsaws, guns, and a jug of water — claiming his territory by peeing around the perimeter and shaking his fist — and how the local clan has left him in peace ever since
• Sasquatch Shamanism: the framework of respect, seasonal migration, shellfish territory protocols, and indigenous oral history that stretches back to the Civil War era through Sasquatch elders who live 130 to 200 years
• Why Sasquatches became nocturnal — Thomas's theory tracing it back to the moment an ancestor broke tribal law by making fire, and the evolutionary chain that followed all the way to modern humans
• His most recent sighting: March of this year on the Olympic Peninsula, 13 minutes of night vision footage watching a Sasquatch crouch, crawl through ferns, then stand and stride away — white-gray soles of its feet visible in the thermal scope
• Trail camera strategy at a Squatch Watcher Ranch apple orchard — an 8-foot-plus male that tore out a steel mesh fence section to give his clan family room to flee if humans approached
• Why tree knocking is disrespectful — and why Thomas forbids it on all his expeditions
• The Sasquatch Island interactive sighting map at sasquatchisland.com — and what separates a genuine Sasquatch researcher from a speculator

Best Line of the Night:
"All of a sudden I see it stand up — just boom, boom, boom — walking away from us, the white gray soles of its feet coming up. And then it just disappears."
Thomas Sewid:
Website: www.sasquatchisland.com
Sasquatch Legend Store & Museum: sasquatchlegend.com (Forks, Washington)
Sasquatch Island Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/753712284709607
Sasquatch Island YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@sasquatchisland4149
TikTok: @SasquatchIsland

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Tonight I'm on with Brad from Awakened Podcast, and we're doing a live one on world-ending events, because apparently the world's ending again. Today's flavor: a 7 second loss of gravity. Yeah. You read that right.

This isn't even a new claim. It traces back to a 1976 April Fools' bit from astronomer Patrick Moore on BBC radio, where he said a rare alignment of Jupiter and Pluto would briefly cancel out Earth's gravity. People jumped, some even floated on cue because they believed it hard enough. It's been recycled online every few years since, and this week it's back, dressed up as a NASA warning.

So Brad and I are going to dig through it live. Where the claim actually came from. Why it keeps resurfacing right when people are primed for doomsday content. And whether there's anything real buried under the noise, because sometimes there is, and sometimes it's just a fifty year old joke that won't die.

We'll also get into the bigger pattern. Why "NASA is lying" claims hit different every single time, what a real gravity anomaly would actually require, and where the line sits between healthy skepticism of official narratives and just believing whatever's loudest.

I don't know is the real answer to half of what's floating around out there tonight. That's kind of the point of doing this live.

Topics we're hitting:
The origin of the 7 second gravity claim (Patrick Moore, 1976)
Why this hoax resurfaces on a cycle
What a real gravity event would actually look like
Past "world ending" predictions that came and went
NASA trust, skepticism, and where the line actually is

Brad from Awakened Podcast: https://www.theawakenedpodcast.com/

And as always, keep your curiosity wandering, keep the light lit, and always find your way home.

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