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  • The Spark Ep-6 “Why Did The Road Go?”

    Lobo returns with another episode of The Spark. In this installment Lobo welcomes good friend of Project Archivist, Seriah Azkath from "Where Did The Road Go?"  Lobo and Seriah talk about why Seriah does his show, What his show is,  what drives each of them to look for answers and some of their personal experiences with the strange.

    2 hr 13 min
  • Best of 2016 Ep-158 The Trumbull county UFO incident of 1994

     Things have been crazy behind the scenes. Roejen has had spotty internet at best so recording shows have been impossible. However, I have received numerous requests to re-air some found audio shows. I will be posting episode 158 and episode 158.5 The Holland Michigan UFO sighting. 

    1 hr 20 min
  • Ep - 231 The Chicago Mothman and Exercise in Mental Futility

    High Strangeness investigator Manuel Navarette of UFO Clearing House returns this week to talk with us about the Chicago Mothman sightings.  Manuel is a Chicago resident and has interviewed many witnesses who had sightings of Old Mothy. He describes some of what people have seen and gives us his take on what may be going on in the windy city. After that we read some lengthy articles about things like sniffing Coco Loko, Futile beliefs like Chocolate Milk coming from Brown Cows, Reptilians rule the world, School forced to apologize for making kids write their own suicide notes, The Georgia men who planned to take out the Aurora research facility to release souls because God told them too and a few other odds and ends. 

    1 hr 26 min
  • Ep- 230 Found audio Travis Walton's First Interview 1975

    This week we are stepping back into the world of "Found Audio". We play the first Interview of Travis Walton given days after his "Fire in the Sky" abduction event. On November 5th, 1975 Travis Walton was abducted by Alien while on his way from logging in the Apache-Sitegreaves National Forest in Arizona.  Travis and six of his co-workers witnessed a bright light in the woods while driving home in Mike Rodgers truck. They decided to drive towards the light to see what it was. Travis exited the truck and walked towards the floating object. A bright blue light shot from the object knocking Travis to the ground.  Mike and the rest of the crew sped away from the area in fear and left Travis behind. 

    36 min
  • Ep- 230 Found audio Travis Walton’s First Interview 1975

    This week we are stepping back into the world of "Found Audio". We play the first Interview of Travis Walton given days after his "Fire in the Sky" abduction event. On November 5th, 1975 Travis Walton was abducted by Alien while on his way from logging in the Apache-Sitegreaves National Forest in Arizona.  Travis and six of his co-workers witnessed a bright light in the woods while driving home in Mike Rodgers truck. They decided to drive towards the light to see what it was. Travis exited the truck and walked towards the floating object. A bright blue light shot from the object knocking Travis to the ground.  Mike and the rest of the crew sped away from the area in fear and left Travis behind. 

    36 min
  • The Spark Ep-5 The mind of the writer

    The Spark Episode 5 Inside the Mind of a Writer

     This week Lobo returns with his solo project "The Spark". He welcomes returning friend of the show, James McDonald. James is a Horror and Fiction writer and in this episode, they discuss how the writing process works.

     Jim lives in the central Carolinas with his wife, three dogs, and the occasional fish. When not clicking away on a laptop pretending to be the monkey writing Shakespeare, he is usually behind a different laptop adding to the twenty plus years on technology projects or playing with glass in fire

    http://www.jim-mcdonald.net 

    1 hr 37 min
  • Ep 229 The Montauk Chronicles With Christopher Garetano

    In this episode filmmaker and documentarian, Christopher Garetano is with us to talk about his movie " The Montauk Chronicles". This is the legend that the show "Stranger things" is largely based upon and was originally named after. Montauk Chronicles is the story of three men who claim they were brainwashed and forced against their will by a clandestine organization to take part in secret experiments. Evil atrocities are said to have occurred deep beneath the surface of the Camp Hero Air Force base.

    Find Christopher's films at:

    Amazon: 

    Montauk Chronicles [Blu-ray]

    WebSite :

    Montauk Chronicles

    Rent the Movie:

    Montauk Chronicles
    1 hr 15 min
  • Ep 228 True Crime author Kelly Banaski and talking with killers

    Extra long show this week.  We have true crime author Kelly Banaski with us. Kelly gives us a very frank and raw interview about her work researching killers on Death Row and some of her relationships with these people. She also gives us a look at her own real-life brushes with killers and talks about her blog the woman condemned. This is an interview unlike anything you have heard before. Buckle up! It's a wild ride!  

    Kelly Banaski is a true crime writer, blogger and inmate liaison. She works to better the rate of recidivism by mentoring lifers and death row inmates. Her work has left her with strange friendships with some of the country’s most reviled inmates.

     

    Find Kelly Blog at 

    http://www.thewomancondemned.com/

    Find Kellys Book on Amazon:

    TAKING TORI The True Story of Terri-Lynne McClintic and Michael Rafferty

     

    2 hr 2 min
  • Best of 2012 - Ep68 Daniel Harms and Pennsylvania Dutch Hex magic

    Best of Rebroadcast from 2012- Pennsylvania Dutch Hex magic and The book “The long lost friend”. The long lost friend is essentially a book on Christian folk magic. Daniel explains to us what folk magic is, the history of the author and the book “The Long Lost Friend”, How Christian folk magic could exist, and how its practitioners used it. This is a deep and interesting look at a little-discussed world of magic that is seldom heard of

    1 hr 10 min

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