Into The Parabnormal

Could the legendary Patterson-Gimlin Bigfoot film be exposed as a hoax? Jeremy Scott talks with Marq Evans, director of "Capturing Bigfoot", about footage brought to light that may prove the 1967 film was staged. Then researcher Greg Long presents further evidence challenging its authenticity. Plus, Jeremy shares recent sightings from Idaho and Colorado.

The dead take over the airwaves for a third night of our Halloween radio experience with Jeremy Scott. Mark Leslie brings forth ghost stories from the Great Lakes, hospitals and former institutions. Beatty Carmichael discusses demonic influence, spiritual oppression, and the rules he believes govern how demons operate. Lisa Morton recounts the history of Halloween, the origins of trick-or-treating, black cats and more. Rich Rounds tells the story of the legendary Slavic witch Baba Yaga, and Darren Marlar presents a haunting tale from Beaver Island. Plus, the disappearing smokes, a mysterious force attacks soldiers in the jungle, and more paranormal activity in national parks.

The dead take over the airwaves for a second night of our Halloween radio experience. Jeremy Scott talks with Tim and Kate of the Historic 1861 Masonic Lodge about ghostly activity at the former hotel and Masonic meeting place. Chris Califf discusses his approach to helping people understand their experiences and his favorite haunts. Sherry Malaver Parada introduces us to some of the mysteries of the south. William Krejci uncovers forgotten haunted history from the Cleveland, Ohio area. Darren Marlar shares the story of the Gwrach y Rhibyn of Welsh folklore, and Rich Rounds explores the legend of blues musician Robert Johnson's dealings with the devil. Plus, Britain’s forgotten corpse roads, a ghost meal, and more paranormal activity in national parks.

The dead take over the airwaves as Jeremy Scott opens our three-night Halloween radio experience. Peter Sacco discusses the psychological and ethical side of ghost hunting and investigations in the Niagara region. Jeff Belanger shares stories of haunts from the White House, the Queen Mary, and Catacombs of Paris. Rich Rounds tells the Cajun legend of the Rougarou, and Darren Marlar presents an adaptation of Ambrose Bierce's "A Light Sleeper." Plus, AI technology being used to recreate deceased loved ones, paranormal activity in national parks and an unsettling haunting that ended a family vacation.

As the world faces major questions about truth, power, corruption and greed, we break it down and contemplate what this means for our future. Jeremy Scott welcomes Alan Berman, creator of the Psychohistory Prediction Engine, to trace the money and institutional interests behind UFO disclosure, artificial intelligence and religion. Then Sabina Qureshi of Share International talks about the emergence of a teacher named Maitreya and the connection to spirituality, UFOs, consciousness and meditation.