Author: Into The Parabnormal
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Ep. #669: PARABNORMAL PANDEMONIUM 3
Anything between the paranormal and abnormal is bound to happen when we open up the show to you. Jeremy also discussed some of the recent UAP developments and conspiracy theories regarding the coming solar eclipse.
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AARO adds UAP videos to its website
The Pentagon’s UAP office has added declassified military videos of UFOs to its website that had previously been released to the public.
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“The Phoenix Lights” song debuts on the sighting’s 27th anniversary
The Phoenix Lights goes down in history as one of the classic UFO cases of all time. It was witnessed by thousands of people in several states on the night of March 13th, 1997. 27 years later, we have released an original song as a tribute to the events.
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Oregon Ghost Conference 2024 Preview
Jeremy Scott and Rocky Smith preview the 12th annual Oregon Ghost Conference happening March 22nd to 24th in Seaside, Oregon.
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Ep. #668: AS A MATTER OF SQUATCH w/ Brett Eichenberger, Jill Remensnyder, Tobe Johnson, Dr. Simeon Hein
Tales of encounters with a creature widely known as Bigfoot are as old as time. Whether it is entirely flesh and blood or part paranormal is up for debate.
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Ep. #667: DEEP DIVE w/ Darcy Weir & Andy Marcial
The Pentagon would rather simplify the UFO phenomenon and have us believe there’s no evidence of reverse engineering or extraterrestrials while ignoring the incidents of craft navigating multiple mediums and defying the known laws of physics.
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Ep. #666: EAT AT YOUR OWN RISK w/ David DuByne
Banned pesticides in our food, products tainted with toxic chemicals and research showing the negative health effects of processed foods are renewing fears of the safety of what we eat. States are taking action on harmful additives while federal authorities fail at regulating harmful ingredients.
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Ep. #665: ABOVE TOP SECRET w/ Ryan S. Wood
Although secrecy remains over what has been documented about the UFO/UAP enigma for nearly 100 years, the government is getting closer towards declassifying what it knows with the National Archives launching its new database as mandated by Congress. But what will they tell us that we don’t already know?