The Oddity Archive

On November 5th, 1975, a logging crew were on their way home when a strong beam of light hit their truck.  Travis Walton got out and ran towards the beam.  What followed has become one of the most famous UFO abduction stories.

On today's episode Dr. Rick Leskowitz, a Harvard affiliated psychiatrist, joins the podcast.  Our conversation covers energy healing, ley lines, crop circles, and more!

In 2009 a Reddit user made their first post.  It was an obituary for another user, ReligionOfPeace.  Years later, a deep dive into this user and his depraved website unearthed a hidden message board.  The purpose of these messages is still unknown.

Today Jess joins the show to discuss some of the most popular Mandela effects.  False memories that a large portion of the population share.

In November of 1982 Don Kemp made his way to Wyoming, planning to start a new phase of his life. Unfortunately his car was found still running with no sign of him. He was presumed dead after a blizzard came through. Until voicemails, found months later, threw everything into question.

In 1931 the Irving family of the Isle of Man met a talking mongoose. His name was Gef, and he was quite full of himself.

Today we discuss the final flight and the top theories of what became of Amelia Earhart and her navigator Fred Noonan.

In today’s episode we jump into the life of Amelia Earhart, one of the most famous pilots of all time. We cover her developing a love for flying, becoming a global celebrity, and the lead up to the most well known missing persons case in history.

Today we sit down with Sarah and discuss her paranormal experiences, her take on the energies around us, and why spigot covers should be used for their intended purpose.

n the fall of 1952, four boys witnessed an object streak across the sky and land on a nearby hill top. After gathering their mother and a national guardsman, they approached the landing site. What they witnessed has become one of Appalachia’s most well known cryptids.