Well, well, well, you're still here. Hard to say whether that makes you or me the crazier one, but either way, I'm glad you came back. I'm gonna shoot you straight - this episode is weird. We started off weird with human cloning, but now we're diving headfirst into the Family of Taygeta and their paid service called a “soul reveal.” I'm talking weird like trippin' on shrooms and learning your alleged galactic origin story weird. 

But as you've probably figured out by now, I'm all about a good (insert obscure animal) hole. 

If you haven’t listened to Part 1, do that first or none of this will make sense. Maybe it still won’t, but thanks for coming along for the ride. And without further ado, and never has this been more appropriate, let's get weird.

Written and hosted by Seth Borkowski in collaboration with The Daily Drunk Mag.

Follow The Spiritual Skeptic on Twitter.

Music, sound design, editing, and additional voices by Louis Palfrey—mastermind behind your smooth listening experience (and the reason you won’t hear me open-mouth coughing). Check out more of his work at louispalfrey.com.

It's an insane concept, I know. Clones? CLONES?! 

"Ain't no way, ol' Seth has lost his damn mind." 

It's not an unreasonable thought...but we're exploring all the damn rabbit holes in this episode my friends. Which rabbit holes, you ask? Great question you sandbaggin' son of a bitch:

-The Family of Taygeta (who introduced me to the cloning theory).

-The Greys and how they gave cloning technology to the U.S. government.

-The Cabal

-Political and celebrity clones (Biden, Will Smith, Madonna etc).

-Traits & characteristics of clones

-Jim Carrey's infamous appearance on Jimmy Kimmel in which he discussed the illuminati.

-Clone "handlers" like the infamous Todd Madison from 2016.

-The motivation(s) behind cloning and plenty more.

I've said it once and I'll say it again my friends - it's about to get weird.

Written and hosted by Seth Borkowski in collaboration with The Daily Drunk Mag.

Follow The Spiritual Skeptic on Twitter.

Music, sound design, editing, and additional voices by Louis Palfrey—mastermind behind your smooth listening experience (and the reason you won’t hear me open-mouth coughing). Check out more of his work at louispalfrey.com.

Welcome back to The Spiritual Skeptic you filthy animals! Todays episode explores 4 fascinating stories within the ET world:

1. The infamous "Tank Man" photo.

2. The "Solway Spaceman" photo. 

3. The "Ashtar Command" message. This shit was especially cray cray.

4. The "Roswell of Brazil." Also, cray cray.

ALSO, you will be introduced to Louis Palfrey's brilliant side character that keeps me humble throughout this episode/the rest of season 1...and after my horrendous British impression you'll hear, I certainly deserve it. Hope y'all enjoy.

Written and hosted by Seth Borkowski in collaboration with The Daily Drunk Mag.

Follow The Spiritual Skeptic on Twitter.

Music, sound design, editing, and additional voices by Louis Palfrey—mastermind behind your smooth listening experience (and the reason you won’t hear me open-mouth coughing). Check out more of his work at louispalfrey.com.

In 1957 a sharply dressed stranger named Valiant Thor reportedly stepped out of a shiny craft in Virginia, talked his way into the White House, and spent the next three years living beneath the Pentagon pitching humanity on a full‑blown makeover—think “end disease, erase poverty, shelve those nukes" kinda vibe. Naturally, the government said no.

This episode walks you through that whole bizarre saga: the goverments rejection, the Reddit AMA that put Thor back on Ufology’s radar and who the heck this humanoid appearing alien calling himself "Valiant Thor" actually was.

Strap in—if an alien really did try to rescue Earth with a PowerPoint, the least we can do is give him 20 minutes of podcast glory.

Written and hosted by Seth Borkowski in collaboration with The Daily Drunk Mag.

Follow The Spiritual Skeptic on Twitter.

Music, sound design, editing, and additional voices by Louis Palfrey—mastermind behind your smooth listening experience (and the reason you won’t hear me open-mouth coughing). Check out more of his work at louispalfrey.com.

Is your favorite celebrity an alien? Could you be one too? In this episode, we dive into the Starseed Theory — the idea that millions of aliens have chosen to reincarnate as humans. From Jim Morrison to David Bowie to your upstairs neighbor who’s always seemed a little off, we’re breaking down alleged alien races, celebrity starseeds, and how to know if you’re one too. Buckle up, my friends.

Written and hosted by Seth Borkowski in collaboration with The Daily Drunk Mag.

Follow The Spiritual Skeptic on Twitter.

Music, sound design, editing, and additional voices by Louis Palfrey—mastermind behind your smooth listening experience (and the reason you won’t hear me open-mouth coughing). Check out more of his work at louispalfrey.com.

No term is more recognizable in Ufology than “The Greys,” and yes, I’m here to talk about them on yet another podcast—for the 13 millionth time. Lucky you! But instead of the typical dark, creepy and terrifying details, which don't worry, we'll still get into—I tried to bring some comedy to our ol' grey friends. Plot twist, they totally aren't our friends. Freakin' pricks.

If you know anything about the Greys, you know their sightings had been reported for years. And beyond their massive heads, enormous black eyes and general coldness—they also seemed intent on (allegedly) co-creating with humans. Bow chicka wow wow! Sorry. Turns out, this co-creation didn’t make “starseeds” (we’ll get into those next episode). Nope, it made hybrids. Part Grey alien, part human. DUN DUN DUN!

Is it true? Am I mentally unwell? I suppose those two things can, and probably do, co-exist. But regardless, the Greys are an arguably necessary, if not overdone, topic in the alien world, and chances are you’ve heard of them whether you’re into this stuff or not.

So let’s evaluate the Greys—who, for many years, were anything but conspicuous and definitely got people talking...especially after casually landing at an elementary school in South Africa and striking up a conversation with some students. No big deal.

Written and hosted by Seth Borkowski in collaboration with The Daily Drunk Mag.

Follow The Spiritual Skeptic on Twitter.

Music, sound design, editing, and additional voices by Louis Palfrey—mastermind behind your smooth listening experience (and the reason you won’t hear me open-mouth coughing). Check out more of his work at louispalfrey.com.

It's a question you'll inevitably find yourself asking if you listen to this podcast or even engage in conversation with me, "Seth, how the hell did we end up here?" In fact, that phrase was nearly chosen as the quote for my high school yearbook. Instead, I went with "If you can't handle me at my worst, then you sure as hell don't deserve me at my best.” Thank you Marilyn Monroe for seeing and hearing me.

Regardless, it was an experience with a psychic medium that I dragged my feet to thinking I was about to be scrammed and walked out thinking, "My entire life has been a lie." And from that moment on, I was hooked.

Written and hosted by Seth Borkowski in collaboration with The Daily Drunk Mag.

Follow The Spiritual Skeptic on Twitter.

Music, sound design, editing, and additional voices by Louis Palfrey—mastermind behind your smooth listening experience (and the reason you won’t hear me open-mouth coughing). Check out more of his work at louispalfrey.com.

Let's get weird.

Written and hosted by Seth Borkowski in collaboration with The Daily Drunk Mag.

Follow The Spiritual Skeptic on Twitter.

Music, sound design, editing, and additional voices by Louis Palfrey—mastermind behind your smooth listening experience (and the reason you won’t hear me open-mouth coughing). Check out more of his work at louispalfrey.com.