The Paranormal Nothing

The Roswell incident. A phrase synonymous with the terms such as cover up, conspiracy and some would say… fact. There are many characters (i.e., Mack Brazel, Glenn Dennis, Walter Haut, Jesse Marcel) and locations (i.e., Roswell, Corona, Capitan, Alamogordo, RAAF, White Sands) that are included in the story, that at times, so much information seems overwhelming. In today's episode of #TheParanormalNothing podcast, we will look at a streamlined but complete/objective version of the story that "started it all." Did a UFO, piloted by extraterrestrial beings, crash land in Roswell, New Mexico in 1947? And if it did, what occurred afterwards that led some to believe (up until this day) that there exists a government cover-up of the entire event? Having visited Roswell about a month ago, some personal perspectives of the city and of the Roswellian-culture will be given. #QuestionEverything

During 12th century England, 2 small children appeared out of nowhere and found themselves within the town of Woolpit, in Suffolk county. They didn't speak English, did not know how to eat beans from a pod, had never seen the sun brightly in the sky and… possessed skin that was green in color. What is the historical significant of this story, and is the origin of the children paranormal or more mainstream in nature?

The 1976 Tehran, Iran UFO incident is one of the most "officially" well-documented UFO cases in modern times. Eyewitnesses included multiple sets of Iranian Air Force fighter pilots whose electronic systems aboard their F4 fighter jets malfunctioned when approaching the UFO that hovered near the Iranian capital. These trained observers also witnessed smaller anomalous objects which appeared hostile towards them, all while training to tail the UFO "mothership" which appeared as large as a commercial airliner.

Skeptics of the case, however, believed that the pilots ultimately witnessed a meteor shower and/or possibly were simply seeing the planet Jupiter in the night sky. What does "official" government documentation say about the case, and how is it connected to the recent official DIA report on UAP?

The Nordics, or Tall Whites (as they are sometimes also known), are a race of alleged extraterrestrials that have been visiting Earth for many years. What differentiates them from other so-called groups of extraterrestrials is that the Nordics are said to look like us, like humans. There are entire mythologies behind the appearance, actions and ultimate purpose of this so-called group of ET's. What are the stories behind sightings and encounters with the Nordics, and how much and what kind of evidence is there that can potentially validate the existence of an alien race such as the Nordics? We will look at figures in the Nordic saga such as George Adamski, Charles Hall, Valiant Thor, Jordan Maxwell, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Paul Hellyer, Brad Steiger, Travis Walton and even... Edward Snowden (and many more). We'll also discuss connections of the Nordic theory with films such as Ridley Scott's Prometheus.

On October 21, 1978, Australian amateur pilot Frederick Valentich disappeared off of the southern coast of Australia while attempting to fly across the Bass Strait to nearby King Island, located a short distance from the Australian state of Tasmania.

Valentich's final communication to Australian air traffic control said that he was being pursued by a metallic-looking flying object that appeared to be following his every move from a few hundred feet above his Cessna airplane. In the communication, Valentich would confirm that the object was "not an aircraft."

Did Valentich really see a UFO on that fateful day in October, and if so, was this UFO the culprit in the mysterious disappearance of Australian amateur pilot Frederick Valentich?

There are known similarities (and differences) between typical UFO/alien phenomenon and that associated with the occult/demonic. What do these connections imply in terms of the origin of UFOs/extraterrestrials? Could it be that their true origin has "darker" implications? This theory is typically known as "The Great Deception." In today's episode of the The Paranormal Nothing podcast, we will objectively discuss this alleged connection between the Alien and the Demonic, by looking at topics such as the interdimensional hypothesis, the Collins Elite, Aleister Crowley, Jack Parsons, alien abduction, the Contactee movement, the Occult, and much, much more.

The Reptilians (or reptilian humanoids) are a supposed race of powerful reptile-like extraterrestrial beings that allegedly control the Earth and its peoples from behind the scenes. What are the origins of this theory, the key figures, the conspiracies, and more importantly, what are the possibilities that the story of the Reptilian species is more grounded in truth than in mere speculation?

In this episode of The Paranormal Nothing podcast, we delve into the infamous 1961 Betty and Barney Hill alien abduction case. We'll recount the detailed events of their alleged anomalous encounter, as well as hear snippets from their actual hypnosis sessions performed by Dr. Benjamin Simon. We will also analyze the alleged "Star Map" and its connection to the origin of the Betty and Barney's potential captors. Were Betty and Barney telling the truth, and if so, what were the impacts of their encounter for the alien abduction phenomenon as a whole?

The Holy Grail is the name given to the alleged cup used by Jesus of Nazareth during His last meal with His disciples (depicted beautifully in Da Vinci's "The Last Supper"). Tradition and history have provided clues that this Holy Cup of Christ might possibly exist today, hidden away in the Cathedral of Valencia in Spain. Could it be that the Holy Chalice of Valencia is the real Holy Grail? And could there actually be more than one authentic Cup of Christ?

The phenomenon of the Dogman, an alleged bipedal, upright walking canine, remains as popular today as ever. Some equate Dogman with Bigfoot, the "other" notorious bipedal cryptid, in that both anomalous creatures continue alluding being captured physically, on video or even in a decent photograph. Like Bigfoot, there are so many eyewitness accounts of encounters with the Dogman that there must be some truth to the existence of such an entity. But unlike most Bigfoot encounters, stories of encountering the Dogman are - most of the time - of the terrifying variety. Even the idea itself of a Dogman - a canine that walks on two legs, seems to contradict natural evolutionary processes.

And yet, stories of sightings of the creature are found throughout the internet and throughout a variety of podcasts and YouTube channels. In this episode of the Paranormal Nothing podcast, we will take another look at the Dogman phenomenon (a harkening back to Episode #1 of the TPN podcast), and conjecture as to science-based theories that could possibly explain what the Dogman really is.