Journey to the Fringe

You've heard of Mothman, but what if your winged cryptid crush has… stone skin, a French etymology, and a penchant for rooftop brooding? In this episode, we crack open the cathedral and peer into the eerie, misunderstood world of gargoyles. From their architectural origins as grotesque water spouts to their modern cryptid cameos—like the Butler Gargoyle of Pennsylvania—we explore whether these stony sentinels are protectors, predators, or just really dramatic lawn ornaments. Bonus: real-life sightings that'll make you think twice about that statue on your neighbor's roof.---Are gargoyles just spooky stone sculptures—or something more? This episode of Journey to the Fringe dives into the myth, history, and modern sightings of gargoyle-like cryptids, including the infamous Butler Gargoyle of Pennsylvania. We explore their Gothic roots, their misunderstood role as protectors, and chilling eyewitness accounts from across North America. If you've ever wondered whether Mothman has a rocky cousin, this one's for you.---Sources Mentioned:• Cryptid Wiki• Phantoms and Monsters (Lon Strickler)• Mysterious Universe (Rob Morphy)

So here's the deal: I stumbled across this Reuters article about a Chinese freighter that basically said, “Forget the Suez, we're taking the Arctic shortcut.” And boom — delivery times to Europe got sliced ​​in half. Sounds cool, right? Except it's literally too cool, because the only reason this route is even open is global warming melting the ice. Yikes.In this mini we're talkingProfit over literally anything — because if there's money to be made, who cares if narwhals get evicted, amiright fellow billionaires?Russia's new ocean real estate — spoiler: every ship has to cruise through their backyard now.The “blue ocean event” — which sounds like a fun festival but is actually terrifying climate science.Cruise ships in the Arctic — because nothing says vacation like gray water and polar bears.Me trying to pronounce Felixstowe — turns out the Chinese port was easier. Go figure.It's part shipping news, part climate doom, part comedy of errors. Basically, if you've ever wanted to hear us laugh nervously while admitting we're all kinda screwed… this is your episode, plus pretty much every other episode.Source: https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/climate-energy/chinese-freighter-halves-eu-delivery-time-maiden-arctic-voyage-uk-2025-10-14/

Emanuel Swedenborg was an 18th‑century scientist who claimed to travel between heaven, hell, and even other planets. Was he a mystic genius or a dreamer lost in visions? In this episode, we uncover how his strange ideas shaped spiritualism, occultism, and even modern paranormal culture.–––Emanuel Swedenborg: Mystic, Scientist… and Proto‑Occultist?In this episode, we dive into the extraordinary life and afterlife of Emanuel Swedenborg—the Enlightenment thinker who claimed to converse with angels, demons, and spirits from other worlds. His doctrine of “correspondences,” the belief that every physical thing mirrors a deeper spiritual reality, became a cornerstone for mystics who wanted to read the universe as a vast symbolic text.We explore:Swedenborg's visions of the afterlife and cosmic journeysHow his writings influenced Helena Blavatsky, Aleister Crowley, the Fox Sisters, and Daniel Dunglas HomeWhy poets like William Blake and thinkers like Ralph Waldo Emerson drew inspiration from himThe surprising role he played in the Theosophical Society, New Thought movement, and the occult revivalFrom séance parlors to cosmic philosophy, Swedenborg's influence ripples through spiritualism, mysticism, UFO lore, and modern occult culture. If you've ever wondered how Enlightenment science collided with fringe spirituality, this is the episode for you.

So there's thousands of people missing from US custody and we're not really sure what to think of this... But give a listen still? K thanks!Engage with this episode like it's your favorite cryptid sighting: rare, thrilling, and slightly unverified.News article: https://www.boredpanda.com/two-thirds-of-detainees-alligator-alcantaraz-are-missing/

In part two of our Skinny Bob saga, we dive headfirst back into the pixelated rabbit hole of everyone's favorite blink-happy alien. This week, we're wrapping up the final “leaked” videos from the mysterious Ivan0135 — including Family Vacation, where the aliens apparently went on a diplomatic stroll with the humans (or maybe Ike just needed a very secretive dentist). We'll weigh the evidence, explore theories ranging from Cold War whistleblowers to $80k student film projects, and maybe—just maybe—ask the only man who could possibly clear this up REDACTED Because if anyone is lying, it's definitely him.Like, share and follow for good mother nature juju — it's cheaper than coastal restoration.Videos we talk about in this episode 1.) Family Vacation 2.) Rick Doty on Skinny Bob 3.) https://youtu.be/MM_UFPFRXl8?si=JXLgVBjmJEII9-hF

In this mini we're exploring the eerie frontier of neuroscience: lab-grown brain organoids that may be inching toward consciousness. As scientists warn that these tiny clumps of human neurons could soon feel pain—or even develop a rudimentary sense of self—we ask the big questions: What defines consciousness? Where does the soul begin, if it exists at all? From Petri dishes to philosophy, we dive into the murky space between biology and being, and whether we're truly ready for what we might create.Like, Share, Follow or the Orcas will think you're a billionaire and sink your yachtSource: https://www.livescience.com/health/neuroscience/tiny-brains-grown-in-the-lab-could-become-conscious-and-feel-pain-and-were-not-ready

In this part 1 of 2 episode, we're talking about Skinny Bob — the smooth-headed, slow-blinking grey alien from the alleged leaked KGB tapes that's divided the UFO world since 2011. The footage, dropped online by a mysterious “Ivan0135,” shows everything from saucers to shaky autopsies to one very photogenic extraterrestrial with Pixar-level eyelid physics. In this episode we take a Journey through the first 3 of 4 “leaked videos.We also find out that Ivan's “leaks” feature digital fonts from 2006, borrowed KGB logos, and some truly questionable film grain. Hoax or hush-hush history? We'll break down the footage, the frenzy, and the fallout — because whether he's CGI or cosmic, Skinny Bob still blinks better than the rest of us.If you liked this, tell a friend. If you didn't... tell an enemyVideos discussed in this episode;1.) Disclosure leaked ufo alien case video confidential documents old footage2.) alien grey extraterrestrial zeta reticuli ufo leaked footage3.) Ivan0135 about ALIEN and UFO documentsShould out to major source for this episode skinnybob.infoShout out to Kevin MacLeod, all hail Kevin MacLeod and Space Jazz

Just when you thought politics couldn't get weirder, this mini-sode dives into a wild South Korean scandal that is not what you're expecting. The 82-year-old leader of the Unification Church (yep, the "Moonies") has been arrested for... giving gifts? To be fair, the "gifts" were Chanel bags and a diamond necklace for the nation's former first lady, who argued she's "not political," just a nice person who gives good stuff. This story has it all: an impeached president, a failed martial law attempt, and a cast of characters with so many similar names it's basically impossible to follow.LSF, IYKYKXOSource: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cjedkdy7ljno

What happens when someone claims they were possessed during a crime? In this episode of Journey to the Fringe, we explore the strange collision of demonic possession, criminal law, and insanity defenses. From the chilling Ossett murder case in England, to the infamous “Devil Made Me Do It” trial in Connecticut, to the Son of Sam killings and the execution of Sean Sellers, we uncover how courts wrestle with claims of the supernatural. Along the way, we examine the blurred lines between psychology, belief, and responsibility—and how possession defenses reveal society's deepest fears about evil, madness, and free will.–––What happens when the defense in a murder trial isn't insanity, self‑defense, or diminished capacity—but demonic possession?In this episode of Journey to the Fringe, we explore the eerie intersection of criminal law, psychology, and the supernatural. Courts don't recognize demons as legal entities, but history is full of defendants who claimed they were compelled by otherworldly forces. Judges and juries are then left to decide: was it psychosis, manipulation, or something darker?We examine some cases where possession collided with the justice system:The Ossett Murder Case (1974, England): An exorcism that ended in tragedy.“The Devil Made Me Do It” Trial (1981, Connecticut): Arne Cheyenne Johnson's shocking defense that inspired The Conjuring franchise.David Berkowitz, the “Son of Sam” (1976–77, New York): A serial killer who claimed a demon spoke to him.Sean Sellers (1980s, Oklahoma): A teenager who blamed Satanic possession for murders.R. v. Parks (1987, Canada): A case where sleepwalking, automatism, and criminal responsibility collided in unprecedented ways.Through these stories, we uncover how possession defenses reveal society's deepest anxieties about evil, free will, and accountability. The legal system may not validate the supernatural, but it cannot ignore the chaos such claims unleash in courtrooms and communities. Sources: Michael Taylor (1974 – UK)Wikipedia: Michael Taylor (Ossett murder case)Arne Cheyenne Johnson – (1981 – USA)Wikipedia: Devil Made Me Do It caseNetflix: The Devil on TrialDavid Berkowitz –(1976–77 – USA)Wikipedia: David BerkowitzFBI Vault: David Berkowitz FilesSean Sellers (1985–86 – USA)Wikipedia: Sean SellersHuman Rights Watch Letter on Sean Sellers

Well it's about time we talked, at least briefly about modern day tic tac sightings... even if it is a mini and briefly. Don't worry this is just a short taste of many episodes I am sure we will get to in the next 10 years at the latest (but don't hold us to that timeline). With special guest appearance by Jeremy Corbell.News Source: Terrifying new theory of what's behind Tic Tac UFOs that keep rising from ocean in front of US Navy sailors | Daily Mail Online

This Halloween, gather 'round the fire for a chilling tale of four legendary creatures that haunt the edges of folklore and fear. In this episode, we summon the eerie essence of:

The orcas are back from their summer vacation. But do we know any more about their planned revolutionary plan???Article being discussed: 'We completely freaked out': Orcas are attacking boats in Europe again | Live Sciencefollow, share, like— we also accept bribes

Do we ever have the spine tingles for you this week my friends and we have just the two crytpids to do it.Full disclosure: this was supposed to be next weeks episode but we're out here doing what we're doing as great podcast hosts and editors and here we are. It still basically makes as much sense as it usually does. A little Easter egg for those who read the episode descriptions, it's finally paid off. I would bet on the number hovering right around zero.I did actually hit my word count on this so my job here is just about done. Deer man of Central Alberta and the big muddy monster. There we go.Like us, share us, follow us but don't hunt us like those dang ghost hunters

In a striking turn of events, Journey to the Fringe is getting behind the Catholic Church— no, not that way…. Pope Leo has refused to authorize the creation of an AI pope, condemning the concept as a “cold, empty shell” that threatens the essence of humanity. He warns that replacing spiritual leadership with artificial intelligence could cause profound harm to human connection, morality, and meaning. The statement underscores growing tensions between faith and emerging technologies, raising questions about the soul of leadership in an increasingly digital age. You go Pope Leo, fuck that AISources:https://www.pcgamer.com/software/ai/pope-leo-refuses-to-authorise-an-ai-pope-and-declares-the-technology-an-empty-cold-shell-that-will-do-great-damage-to-what-humanity-is-about/Don't forget to like us, share us, follow us, summon us

Hey we take a long look at why swears are curse words and really just roll from there. Enjoy!Like share and follow, it's the only way to lift the curse

So the American ships have been just pooping all over our water :( it's bad... and it was newsworthy bad 3 years ago! Better listen, I made up that it's good for your health!News story: US cruise ships using Canada as a ‘toilet bowl' for polluted waste | Pollution | The GuardianLike, share and follow, we're like a nice cold glass of butch.Music source: Chill Synthwave Playlist - Coastal // Royalty Free Copyright Safe Music - YouTubeThank you White Bat Audio! you do great work!

This Halloween kickoff dives broom-first into the witch trials you didn't learn in school. From England's petty Pendle drama to Germany's mass-burning madness, Sweden's child-accused chaos, Scotland's storm-summoning scandal, and Iceland's scholarly sorcerers (mostly men, surprise!) — it's a whirlwind of paranoia, torture, and political power plays. We poke at “witch's marks” (yes, even extra nipples), unpack royal freakouts, and spotlight how superstition shaped centuries of horror. History's wild, and this episode's got receipts.Like us, share us, follow us and don't forget to say our name three times

‘Last night' over Shandong—not Area 51—locals spotted a blazing light, heard two booming bangs, then watched as kaboom a missile apparently smashed into some “UFO” that crossed its path. The Chinese press is calling it an interception test—“missile vs mystery craft”—while armchair alien hunters are already dusting off their tin-foil hats. Some speculate space junk, others suspect drones, but the media spin says this was a flex: China showing off it can shoot down something the U.S. might flinch at. Cue the Yaps' mad dubstep beat drop—boom, flash, bass, mystery.https://ovniologia.com.br/2025/09/a-ufo-was-shot-down-in-china-yesterday.htmlAs always like, share, stay weird.

So Canada released a report that went over the infrastructure for reporting a UFO/UAP in both Canada, and other countries. Give it a listen!If you need to report a UFO in Canada: Report an air transportation occurrence - Transportation Safety Board of CanadaMAKE A REPORT - MUFON Canada

Well our cherished brethren of the sea won't be coming to visit us upon the land again anytime soon.News Article: It's Official: Orcas and Dolphins Have Crossed the Point of No Return in Their Evolution to Live on LandMusic usedDeep Blue - by Jonny EastonLink: • Deep Blue - Calming Ocean Music - Royalty ...

Ready to take another wild ride through the gloriously weird world of the Weekly World News? This week, we're diving into the tabloid's most outrageous stories, from “Page 5 Honey” bikinis to Elvis sightings that just won't quit (spoiler: the King ain't dead, and he loves butch). We'll unpack the world's fattest people who apparently eat their families, apocalyptic economic depressions that were “just weeks away” (still waiting), and Bible relics that might have been buried next to the Garden of Eden… in Colorado. Expect alien love affairs, presidential robot conspiracies, and of course, the legend of Bat Boy — that half-bat, half-boy creature who's done everything from space travel to endorsing Al Gore. Need I remind you to like, share and follow us. Sharing is caring. Unless it's gum. Then it's weird.Special shout out to Kevin MacLeod and space jazz, the best background music of our time. Hit us up for a free subscription to Journey to the Fringe

In this episode we're talking about how Louisiana just pulled the plug on a $3 billion coastal restoration project that was supposed to be the crown jewel of its climate resilience plan—funded by BP oil spill money, no less. The Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion was set to rebuild vanishing wetlands, but Gov. Jeff Landry said “nope,” citing seafood, culture, and sticker shock. Critics called it a science-backed lifeline; Landry called it a freshwater fiasco. Now, the state might have to cough up hundreds of millions already spent, and conservationists are left wondering if Louisiana's coastal future is being traded for oysters and politics.Like us? We like you too, follow and share too so we can continue to vibe on https://apnews.com/article/louisiana-coastal-restoration-gulf-oil-spill-affaae2877bf250f636a633a14fbd0c7

This week, we're diving headfirst into the wonderfully weird world of the Weekly World News—the tabloid that proved reality is just a suggestion. From Bat Boy's cave escapades to dragon-in-a-jar hoaxes, WWN was the supermarket shelf's reigning champion of outrageous headlines and lovable nonsense. With a mix of clipped “news,” wild fiction, and opinion columns so spicy they'd make your grandma blush, this rag had readers questioning: “Is this real? Who cares!” Whether you remember it as the black-and-white beacon of bizarre or just a guilty checkout aisle pleasure, we're unpacking the legacy of a publication that kept the weird alive and the incredulous entertained. Strap in for an episode full of laughs, nostalgia, and the kind of news that's definitely not fake… or is it?Go ahead, like us, share us, follow us just do so in a consensual way.

This week, it's a Journey to the Fringe first- part 1 of a 2 closely related mini episodes, episode.We're exploring the surreal reality of nations slowly vanishing beneath rising seas. It's not sci-fi—it's happening now. From tropical paradises to icy outposts, communities around the globe are facing the ultimate eviction notice from Mother Nature. We unpack how climate change is reshaping borders, identities, and the very idea of home. Get ready for a JTTF specialty of existential dread, unexpected resilience, and a few salty jokes. It's climate migration with a twist of lime.As always; como nosotras, compártenos, síganos, ámenos. Besos.https://theweek.com/environment/tuvalu-climate-change-evacuate-rising-sea-levels

Have you ever needed money fast and didn't know the best way to get it? Well did you also know there's not really any laws about "finding" a "bigfoot" body? Well let me welcome you to the world of Rick Dyer and finding a bigfoot body. This one is a lot of fun so enjoy!

Hey AI Could potentially work without our prompts, or at least a fancy paper writing (I presume human) has suggested it should to continue it's evolution... I see no way for that to end badly.News source: https://www.zdnet.com/article/ai-has-grown-beyond-human-knowledge-says-googles-deepmind-unit/

Get ready to go underground—literally—because this episode digs into some seriously spooky mining tales that prove the earth's not just full of rocks, but secrets, ghosts, and maybe a few otherworldly knuckleheads. From the mischievous Tommyknockers who knock on walls like ghostly miners-on-call, to eerie faces appearing on Spanish kitchen floors (because who doesn't want a haunted concrete countertop?), and the Freiberg Shrieker—a winged, scream-machine saving miners from fiery doom. We also strike gold with the cursed Lost Dutchman Mine, where treasure hunters meet ghosts, madness, or worse. Don't forget Bell Island's haunted mines, Cold War conspiracies, and a boom loud enough to wake the dead—or maybe just attract some international spy attention.As always, like, follow, share just like Richard Doty would want you to, or wouldn't want you to whatever makes you want to do it more

Lightning plays havoc in the Nevada desert, sparking the so-called “Gothic Fire” that's torching over 30,000 acres right next to the top-secret Area 51 — denial of UFO infernos optional. Amid the tinder-dry conditions, federal crews are doing their best fire-dance to contain the blaze, while conspiracy buffs clutch their tin-foil hats a little tighter.Some say it's still burning to this day (not fact checked, it may not be)As always like, share, follow- the galactic federation of light looks down upon those who do so favourablyhttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-14911767/fire-breaks-Area-51-UFO-neveda.htmlLive Stream Here (I think):https://www.treasurenet.com/threads/live-massive-fire-breaks-out-inside-area-51-24-7-rachel-nv-livestream.712469/

Well Canada has released a massive report on UAPs and the reporting structure within Canada. We read much of it and give opinions on Canada's response, give it a listen!Report: https://science.gc.ca/site/science/en/office-chief-science-advisor/sky-canada-project/management-public-reporting-unidentified-aerial-phenomena-canada

Hey the ocean is a beautiful place where we don't worry to much about its bottom. But like good podcasters we are going to discuss it! Enjoy!News Article: https://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2025-06-09/anchor-chain-damage-antarctica-sea-floor-video-footage/105376474

Nazis and UFOs go together like peanut butter and conspiracy jelly — weird, sticky, and impossible to ignore. This episode blasts off into the wild world where Third Reich science meets flying saucers, ghost rockets, and a mystery gadget called Die Glocke — a contraption so mysterious it might just bend time, space, or your sense of reality. We unpack WWII's “foo fighters,” secret Antarctic bases, jet-age Nazi tech, and occult experiments that make sci-fi look amateur. From wartime skies to Cold War paranoia and underground UFO fleets, buckle up — it's a wild, sassy trip through one of history's freakiest “what if” stories.As always please like, share and follow, recently discovered as the 11th commandmentCredit where crdit is due: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqHyB6OHwD8

We're in for yet another treat; rich people and their emoceans. I think that's what we're calling it. This week Residents in Falmouth, Massachusetts, describe their seaside idyll as “the ultimate beach-side dream”—until knee-deep floods and encroaching tides turn it into a soggy nightmare. In one memorable moment, a distraught homeowner quipped, “We grabbed the cat and got out,” as sea level rise nudges increasingly frequent retreat plans and dune-fix schemes.article for reference https://www.theage.com.au/national/we-grabbed-the-cat-and-got-out-the-waterside-dwellers-facing-rising-sea-levels-20250623-p5m9mm.htmlSorry friends, it's paywalled you'll have to use the 12 foot ladder

Oh my god guys editing this episode was a nightmare, the recording was not great (thanks Craig) and the editing software decided to lag the whole edit so maybe the higher ups don't want you to hear this one... or maybe coincidences do exist!!So this is a continuation of our last episode where we finish off Dr. Michael Salla's look at the Iraqi stargate and then look at other things he has discussed. It is a lot of fun and I think it turned out pretty good all things considered! Enjoy!Also check out his website if you want: Exopolitics – Dr. Michael Salla

Hello, welcome back. This week Taylor was feeling good (again

so this episode is an amalgamation of two topics, it is mostly a Dr, Sala episode but we mostly cover his work on the stargate. SO enjoy the ride, this guy is fascinating!

Our ol' pal British Andy has had morbidly the best luck of anybody in 2025. What do we mean? will give it a listen and you will see why his first flight away from his royal safety net has to be to Vegas.News Article: https://nypost.com/2025/07/10/entertainment/prince-andrew-free-to-travel-abroad-as-fbi-ends-probe-into-royals-jeffrey-epstein-links/

Buckle up, because this week we wrap our skeptical little hearts around Extraordinary: The Revelations—the third and allegedly most profound installment in the series that promised to demystify UFOs for the masses… and kinda didn't. With a 5.4 IMDb rating and a roll call of ufology's VIPs, you'd think we'd be swimming in disclosure gold. Instead, it's jargon without explanation, regression therapy thrown around like a BuzzFeed quiz, and filmmakers whose “deep ties to the unexplained” might just mean they own a Ouija board.We dig into the odd disconnect between their goal of mass accessibility and their strangely gatekept storytelling, plus the head-scratcher backgrounds of creators Jon Sumple and Jack Roth—who somehow have fewer online breadcrumbs than a ghost hunter in flip-flops. The trilogy claims to enlighten, but this episode? It's here to expose the fluff.As always we appreciate a like, a share, a follow and we more than appreciate multiple of those! Xo

Ghana's Drunkards Association just gave the government a three-week ultimatum: drop alcohol prices or they'll “shut down everywhere”—bars, clubs, you name it. With the cedi gaining strength but booze still getting pricier, they're not tipsy—they're pissed off and ready to protest. Brought to you by Journey to the Fringe, we don't pay for things.Go ahead CLICK HERE

Today is the day we've been waiting for, a follow up on the Extraordinary—The Stan Romanek Story (aka Stanley Tiger), where alien encounters take a backseat to… FBI-framed child porn charges.That was weird, right?! So weird we thought we'd follow up on J3 films and the two other Extraordinary films, it's hard to follow but they tried! First up—The Seeding—a wild ride into alien hybrid baby experiments (complete with questionable sperm visuals

What if the Big Bang wasn't the beginning of everything—but just the Universe rebounding from a massive black hole collapse? Yep, we might be living inside a black hole. No mystery fields, no cosmic hocus-pocus—just gravity, quantum sass, and a whole new way to look at our cosmic origins. Buckle up, brain melt ahead.For your reference; https://www.sciencealert.com/big-bang-may-not-be-the-beginning-of-everything-new-theory-suggests

Hey so tunnels may be a big deal.. I don't know I just follow the readings... anyhow, this world is a crazy place and let me help explore it :)

Have you ever thought "hey, maybe the zoomers just don't appreciate 9/11?" Well there's a news article about it!News article: https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/9-11-meme-gen-z-1235097749/

Happy Friday… or is it…? This week, we dive into the slippery story of PFAS—also known as “forever chemicals”—and how DuPont helped introduce them into everyday life. From the accidental invention of Teflon by Roy J. Plunkett to DuPont's billion-dollar empire built on non-stick convenience, we trace the rise of PFAS and their dark legacy. These chemicals, once celebrated for their water and heat resistance, are now found in the blood of nearly every human and animal on Earth. We explore the health consequences, the decades of corporate cover-ups, environmental contamination, and the legal reckoning that followed. It's a tale of science, profit, and the hidden cost of convenience.Sources;https://www.unilad.com/news/us-news/how-dupont-invented-pfas-toxic-398729-20250516https://www.ecowatch.com/teflons-toxic-legacy-dupont-knew-for-decades-it-was-contaminating-wate-1882142514.htmlFurther ‘reading'-Dark water -The devil we know

China's planning a massive solar power station in space that could beam energy back to Earth and outproduce all our oil in a single year. We unpack the tech, wonder how anyone turns a profit on it, and speculate—reasonably—on what this could mean for the future of energy, geopolitics, and good old-fashioned power grabs.Article: https://www.livescience.com/space/space-exploration/china-plans-to-build-enormous-solar-array-in-space-and-it-could-collect-more-energy-in-a-year-than-all-the-oil-on-earth

In todays episode we are following Ed Walters with a weird happening that led to 6 military personnel being apprehended in Gulf Breeze Florida. Let's see how much this can be connected.

So there's a whole bunch of learning about things that you didn't know exist... but also they might be losing their jobs... I dunno just listen it's fun!news article: https://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/news/386673/experts-tasked-with-weeding-out-ai-images-of-the-loch-ness-monster#:~:text=Now%20in%20a%20renewed%20effort%20to%20weed%20out,have%20captured%20evidence%20of%20the%20monster%20on%20camera.

In this gripping episode of Journey to the Fringe, we dive deep into the legendary Gulf Breeze Incident — one of the most compelling and controversial UFO sightings in modern history. Join us as we explore the eerie experiences of Ed Walters, the mysterious lights over Gulf Breeze, and the enduring questions that have baffled ufologists for decades. Was it an elaborate hoax, advanced military technology, or an authentic extraterrestrial encounter? We analyze eyewitness testimonies, government responses, and the cultural impact of this iconic UFO case. Whether you're a seasoned UFO researcher or a curious newcomer, this episode unpacks the secrets behind one of Florida's most famous alien mysteries. Tune in to uncover the truth behind the Gulf Breeze Incident and explore the fascinating world of UFO

So it looks like one of Uranus' moons, Miranda, may have an ocean and by extension life! There is a very good chance that this is simply because we do not have enough data but exciting none the less... Also I don't think we make any Uranus jokes (don't hold me to that though!).Article: https://www.earth.com/news/miranda-uranus-moon-may-have-hidden-ocean-possibly-extraterrestrial-life/

Winged horrors and mysterious figures take center stage this week as we explore two legendary cryptids: the Van Meter Visitor—a bat-winged beast that terrorized an Iowa town in 1903—and the Solway Firth Spaceman, a mysterious figure caught in a family photo that sparked global UFO theories. Two strange stories, one weird ride. Spaze jazz is the background music this week, thank you Kevin Macloud for doing a solid and creating the music of the angels.Don't forget to like us, share us and follow us for good juju

This week, we swing into a strange new study linking golf courses to Parkinson's disease. Turns out, living within a mile of a course could more than double your risk—especially if your tap water shares a source with those pesticide-soaked greens.We dive into the data, the chemicals, and why something as innocent as a putting green might not be so innocent after all. Is your local golf course messing with your brain?Grab your clubs (or don't)—it's time to talk turf, toxins, and tremors.

Hey there's a new pope! and we decided to talk popes so guess what... WE'RE covering the John Pauls (the nice boys in the pope boy band). Enjoy and let us know your pope name!