Hey there friends and weirdos! This week Nile experiences the 2013 documentary 'Mirage Men' for the first time with Kyle revisiting it alongside him. Directed by John Lundberg and written by Mark Pilkington (author of the book by the same name), Mirage Men explores the mythology of UFOs in America, focusing on the relationship this mythology has to a man named Richard Doty. We talk UFO disinformation, government distrust, the grand UFO conspiracy, and much more!

Hey there friends and weirdos! This week we are joined by friend of the show Jules as Nile dives into the world of alien implants and their removal. We talk feet doctors, an old episode of Penn and Teller: Bullshit! and some alien implant researcher drama. All this and more on this week's It Gets Weird!

Hey there friends and weirdos! This week Kyle investigates another "living dinosaur" cryptozoological conspiracy theory. Does a crocodile-like dinosaur still stalk the deep, open ocean, attacking and killing whales as its prey? What is this mysterious creature that's come to be called "Whale Eater," and is this enormous predator the perpetrator behind a whale crime that occurred on the English coast in 2012? We discuss all this and much more!

Hey there friends and weirdos! This week, Nile continues to tell the story of the mysterious airship sightings at the turn of the 20th century. In part two, we focus on the Aurora, Texas "airship" crash and learn how these sightings have been brought into the continuity of ufology. Also, Kyle pitches himself as a really good youth pastor, and we learn all about his steampunk airship garage. All this and much more!

Hey there friends and weirdos! This week, Nile begins part one of an investigation of a slew of mystery airship sightings between 1896 and 1897 across the United States. Were eccentric wannabe aviators causing a ruckus, or was it all a big, elaborate prank performed by a prankster society? Or was it, like many UFO enthusiasts such as Jacques Vallée claim, some of the earliest recorded sightings of extraterrestrial spaceships? All this and more!

Hey there friends and weirdos! This week, Kyle teaches Nile about the history of Pennsylvania, how that history led to the localized practice of a Christian mysticism called "pow-wow", and how pow-wow is used to defend against a mysterious entity known as Trotterhead. What the hell is Trotterhead and how can you defend your livestock and farmhouse from him? Is he a Bedgoblin? A Night Hag? Does he even count as a cryptid? All of the above? All this and more!

Hey there friends and weirdos! This week, Nile tries to get to the bottom of the real life story that inspired the 1973 horror film, The Exorcist! Did one "Roland Doe" undergo a harrowing exorcism as a young boy, or were some of the details fudged? Did Jesuit and Catholic priests do battle with the Devil, resulting in a badass epic fight between Saint Michael and Satan himself, or is The Exorcist's inspiration a bit overblown? All this and more!

This week, Kyle tries to pull the wool over your eyes as we delve into two of the more famous creature hoaxes in history. We take a look at the Fiji Mermaid and the De Loys Ape while also discussing chimera, ape genitals and the joy of a good old-fashioned con man!

Hey there friends and weirdos! This week Nile goes back to the "age-old" conspiracy of Flat Eartherism. Or...is it as old as the conspiracy theorists claim it is? Who was Samuel Robotham and how did a failed British Socialist commune open up the space for Sam's mission against accepted science? How did this creep's Flat Earth vision spread? Are you from the Dry Gollum Universe or the Wet Gollum Universe? All this and so much more!

Hey there friends and weirdos! This week Kyle brings us back to the world of Japanese folklore by way of Yokai. We talk about the crossover of Shinto beliefs and the origins of Yokai, as well as a human-faced tree that bears unnerving fruits, the horse-based possession of a wealthy exotic meat-lover, a vengeful turtle ghost that sometimes doubles as the proprietor of a restaurant, and the horrible yokai-ification of a particularly unpleasant stomach bug...all this and more!