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            Elizabeth Klarer was a South African woman who, starting in 1956, publicly claimed to have been contacted by aliens multiple times between 1954 and 1963. Klarer's first visitation supposedly occurred when she was seven and she was one of the first women to claim a sexual relationship with an extraterrestrial. She promoted an ideal of a better world and beliefs in a cosmic consciousness.   

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                This week we cover several alleged reports of time travel. So rub on some time grease, get nice and lubed up for our special season 3 finale. This topic was so fun to bring to you weirdos. Enjoy the holidays with your loved ones and if you find this time of year hard feel free to reach out we'll have some laughs with you and maybe ease your mind a bit. We'll back in January with some fresh candy for your ear holes.

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               Amelia was the first female aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic ocean. She also set many other records including some for flight speed and altitude. In spite of her aviation skills she would mysteriously disappear during an attempt to circumnavigate the globe in 1937. Join us as we cover her life and accomplishments as well as her disappearance and theories of what may have happened during that fateful flight.

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               I would like to think that we all know what mermaid's and mermen are, but in case you dont, they are most often described as having the upper body of a human with a fish tail for a lower body. It seems that every coultur throughout history has their own version of the legend. This week we dive deep to bring you these legends and also cover some reported sightings. 

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               On November 10, 1985, a hunter discovered the remains of a woman and young girl in a 55 gallon drum at Bear Creek State Park in Allenstown, New Hampshire. Another drum full of remains was found in the same location on May 9, 2000. All of the victims had been beaten and dismembered. Buckle up weirdos this story goes to some dark places.

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               This week for Halloween, we bring you several creepy tales. First we have the tale of a cave explorer plagued by the supernatural. Then we have "The Expressionless Lady", followed by the story of a death cult down in Mexico. Finally the story of a championship skater tormented by what can only be described as an internet curse. Join us on this most spooky day of the year for some creepy tales.

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              This week we cover a strange tale of haunting and demonic possession. Latoya Ammons and her three children moved into a home in Gary Indiana and immediately began experiencing paranormal phenomenon. Ultimately local police, the church, family services and psychological profesionals would become involved in this case. Many involved thought that the mother was using the idea of demons as a way to keep her children in line but others including several priests, police officers and family service case workers fully believed that the family was under demonic attack. Check out the episode and form your own opinion.

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               Chris and Chuck Cover another cult, I honestly don't want to divulge to much here but this was a fun one. This weeks tale is a bit less dark and murdery than other cults we've covered and full of love and psychedelic drugs with a sprinkle of what can only be considered the best music ever (I hope Chuck was being sarcastic when he said to write that last bit). You weirdos will notice a difference in the sound of this episode, reach out to us and give us your wildest theories as to why Chris sounds the way he does.

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                   This week we continue our deep dive into The Necronomicon. The first mention of the Necronomicon was in H. P. Lovecrafts short story The Hound and while Lovecraft insisted that it was a work of pure fiction who's title came to him in a dream many believe it to be true. The Necronomicon that we're looking into today is known as The Simon Necronomicon and is a patchwork mixing middle eastern mysticism with the writings of H. P. Lovecreft and Aleister Crowley. Simon insisted that the book was a genuine collection of magic rituals that predate modern religions. 

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                  This week we continue our deep dive into The Necronomicon. The first mention of the Necronomicon was in H. P. Lovecrafts short story The Hound and while Lovecraft insisted that it was a work of pure fiction who's title came to him in a dream many believe it to be true. The Necronomicon that we're looking into today is known as The Simon Necronomicon and is a patchwork mixing middle eastern mysticism with the writings of H. P. Lovecreft and Aleister Crowley. Simon insisted that the book was a genuine collection of magic rituals that predate modern religions.