Unknowable

Episode 11 is all about a mysterious traveler. In July 1945, a man arrived at Haneda Airport in Tokyo. All seemed unremarkable until customs officials checked his passport... he was from Taured, a country that didn't exist, at least in our dimension. Where did this man come from... and where did he go?

This is a particularly dark holiday episode! Gray tells us about Capital Steez, the rapper who was convinced he was the Baphomet and jumped off the Cinematic Music Group's headquarters in Manhattan on December 23rd, 2012. Justine tells us about the Sodder children who disappeared after a suspicious house fire on Christmas Eve, 1945. 

This episode of Unknowable centers around the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy and the various conspiracy theories that surround it. We know Sirhan Sirhan was arrested for the crime, but was he acting alone? Was he a Manchurian candidate, brainwashed into the murder by unknown forces? Who was the woman in the polka dot dress? We talk about all of these and more in this historical episode. 

This episode of Unknowable is about the MEN IN BLACK. These beings -- are they human? are they alien? are they something else entirely? -- have been spotted, and interacted with, at sites of UFO and cryptid sightings. Their origin has eluded many for years, but we have a theory or two...

This week's episode of Unknowable is hard to sum up, but we talk about two gentleman -- if you can call them yet -- who seem to defy all logic. One is Spring-Heeled Jack, who spent quite a few years pranking residents of London and beyond with his bizarre and sometimes violent antics. The other is The Count of St. Germain, who some believe is immortal...

This episode of Unknowable is about "The Most Haunted Place in Aroostook County", Route 2A that runs through Haynesville Woods. This is the first episode that focuses on our home state of Maine, with a road that has a country song written about it called "A Tombstone Every Mile".

In this episode of Unknowable we talk about UNSOLVED DEATHS. Justine tells us about the Hinterkaifeck murders -- a family of five and their maid all slaughtered at their farm in rural 1920's Germany -- and Gray tells us about Elisa Lam -- a college student who was found dead inside a water tank atop the Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles.

This episode of Unknowable has a very alien vibe to it. Gray tells us about Aleister Crowley, an occultist from the early 20th century who supposedly contacted an entity called Lam. Justine tells us about Kenneth Arnold, an American aviator who is known for what is considered the first widely reported UFO sighting in the United States (and who inadvertently caused the term "flying saucer" to be coined). Join us!

This week's episode of Unknowable is all about the lost colony of ROANOKE. What happened to the 115 colonists who landed there in 1585? It just might be... unknowable.

In episode 2, our special HALLOWEEN episode, our theme is PORTALS TO HELL. We talk about Bobby Mackey's Music World in Wilder, KY -- known to also have a "stairway to heaven" -- and Stull Cemetery in Stull, KS -- where the devil supposedly appears twice a year.