In this episode of Fringe Beyond Limits we trace Edgar Cayce's journey from a humble Kentucky boy to the famed "Sleeping Prophet," exploring his early visions, the onset of trance readings, and the surprising medical and spiritual advice he offered.

This first part covers Cayce's upbringing, family influences, his loss and recovery of speech under hypnosis, early readings and healings, and the controversies and support that followed as his reputation grew.

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In this episode of Fringe Beyond Limits the hosts riff on everything lunar: the moon’s odd formation, Apollo-era anomalies, hollow-moon and mothership theories, and modern probes exploring the far side. They mix science, myth, and conspiracy — from seismic 'moon gongs' and strange craters to China’s recent far-side missions and the politics of returning to the lunar surface.

Expect a fast-paced, skeptical, and often humorous take that lays out mainstream explanations and the wild possibilities that keep people looking up at the night sky differently.

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In this episode of Fringe Beyond Limits, the hosts have a lively, funny conversation about the "clair" senses—clairvoyance, clairaudience, clairsentience, claircognizance, clairalience, and clairgustance. They share personal stories, historical context, skeptical and scientific perspectives, and practical exercises for developing intuition.

They debate the Mandela Effect, explore dream connections, compare psychic abilities to learned skills, and propose a group experiment to practice telepathic word-sending over time. Expect humor, curiosity, and tips for tuning into your own intuitive abilities.

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Hosts discuss the documentary A Cursed Man, following filmmaker Liam de Guillot’s controversial project of inviting curses across cultures. They explore the rituals in California, New Orleans, India, Mexico, and the psychological, physical, and social aftermath.

The episode covers ethical debates, personal reactions, and cultural perspectives on belief, ritual power, and responsibility in documenting fringe spiritual practices.

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This episode of Fringe Beyond dives into notorious Halloween crimes — from the 1957 Trick-or-Treat murder and the Lisa Ann French case to the Candyman poisoning, the Martha Moxley mystery, the toolbox killers, and more modern disappearances and attacks. Hosts discuss the facts, theories, and unsettling details behind each story.

The episode also explores how these cases reshaped Halloween safety, fueled urban legends about poisoned candy and masked attackers, and left lasting impacts on communities and families.

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In this episode of Fringe Beyond Limits, the hosts recount the chilling 1955 Kelly-Hopkinsville encounter where the Sutton family reported being besieged by small, glowing-eyed creatures seemingly impervious to gunfire. They discuss the eyewitness accounts, police investigation, skeptical explanations (owls, mass hysteria, alcohol), and the lasting cultural impact of the Hopkinsville Goblins.

The hosts share personal reactions, theories (aliens, scouts, cryptids, or teenage pranksters), and playful banter about visiting Hopkinsville and exploring the story further.

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In this episode the hosts unpack the disturbing "Monster Study," a 1939 experiment by Wendell Johnson and Mary Tudor that used orphans to test whether labeling could create stuttering. The conversation covers how children were told they were defective, the lasting psychological harm, the 2001 exposé, the 2007 settlement, and the broader lessons for research ethics.

The hosts mix serious reflection on trauma, accountability, and the role of labels with personal reactions, anecdotes, and lighter banter, highlighting why this case remains a cautionary tale for science and society.

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Join the Fringe Beyond Limits hosts as they explore the eerie history and architectural oddities of the Winchester Mystery House. From staircases to nowhere and doors that open to brick walls, to seance rooms and ghost stories from visitors, the episode unpacks Sarah Winchester’s life, her nonstop building obsession, and the lingering legends that make the mansion one of America’s most iconic haunted sites.

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This episode of Fringe Beyond Limits recounts the life and crimes of Edward Gein, tracing his troubled upbringing, disturbing grave-robbery and murders, and the shocking discoveries found in his farmhouse.

It also covers the investigation, the legal and psychiatric rulings, and the lasting impact his case had on Plainfield and popular culture.

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What if the god you’ve been worshiping isn’t the true Creator—but a deceiver? What if the Bible’s most iconic stories were rewritten to hide a deeper spiritual truth? And what if the divine isn't above you… but buried within you?

On this episode of Fringe Beyond Limits the hosts dive into Gnosticism: its cosmology, the Nag Hammadi discovery, and five lost gospels that recast biblical stories.

They explore key ideas—Sophia, the Demiurge, sparks of divinity, and alternate readings of Eden, Jesus, Judas, and Mary Magdalene—asking why these teachings were suppressed and what it means to look inward for truth.

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