Into The Parabnormal

The globe appears unstable as wildfires rage and storms cause massive flooding while indicators point to the weather not being entirely natural. Is the destruction the result of a natural disaster or is it manmade? Jeremy welcomes Jim Lee to discuss what may really be going on through geoengineering and organized chaos.

The theory that we are living in a simulation has been popularized by science fiction. The idea is that computers are running the show and we are just playing along. Jeremy welcomes Rizwan Virk to discuss how we may be inside a simulated reality similar to a video game and that multiple versions of ourselves may exist in parallel universes on different timelines.

Jeremy is joined by Lieutenant Colonel USAR (Ret.) Kevin Randle to examine Project Blue Book, the official Air Force investigation of UFOs on this edition of 'Classics' from May 2nd, 2020.

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The devastating wildfires in Maui have brought back to the forefront fears of exterminating the population by any means necessary even if that means setting deadly fires and choking off the living. Jeremy welcomes Deborah Tavares to expose the agenda of weaponized warfare through fires, the use of directed energy weapons and the role of utility companies.

Claims of UFOs crashing and leaving behind debris go back over 75 years to July 1947 in Roswell, New Mexico. Remnants from the apparent wreckage have been found over the decades since including metal fragments. Jeremy welcomes Chuck Zukowski and Frank Kimbler to discuss their anomalous findings on pieces of metal that were recovered at the crash site.

On this edition of 'Classics', Jeremy broadcasts from the Blue Mountain Bigfoot Fest in Baker City, Oregon featuring Dr. Jeff Meldrum, Scot Violette and a town hall with locals telling their Bigfoot stories from June 15th, 2019.

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Todd Neiss, Michael Freeman and Scot Violette join Jeremy LIVE! from the 2nd annual Blue Mountain Bigfoot Fest in Baker City, Oregon followed by a town hall with stories and questions afrom the audience for our panel.

What happens between life and death is still mostly an unknown, but science is helping our understanding of the transition process. Jeremy welcomes Daniel Drasin to discuss consciousness and what it means for the afterlife.

Tales of Bigfoot sightings have been passed down from generation to generation for decades and much is still to be learned about the phenomenon. Jeremy welcomes Matt Pruitt to discuss whether sasquatch is an undiscovered animal or a product of the imagination and the psychological factors that may be at play during an encounter. Scot Violette joins us as well to preview the Blue Mountain Bigfoot Fest.

Jeremy completes our series with Preston Dennett discussing UFOs at school, unidentified submersible objects and a possible base on this edition of 'Classics' from August 31st, 2019 and April 21st, 2018.

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