The strange, the unfathomable, and the downright uncanny -- you'll find them all on UncannyRadio with Manwolf and Linda. UncannyRadio covers all aspects of the strange -- from UFOs to unicorns, werewolves to weird places, to the just plain eccentric people who live among us. Hosted by award-winning authors Linda Godfrey and Stephen D. Sullivan, Uncanny Radio brings you the latest creature reports, a consumer's guide to paranormal and sci-fi TV and movies, and conversations with fascinating and unusual people. Based in America's Strangest Town, Burlington, Wisconsin, but covering the galaxy.
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Brad Steiger discusses his book about spirit parasites, globe lights, mimics and other little-understood but potentially dangerous beings, "Shadow World." Linda reveals a Predator-style beast sighting in Michigan, and Manwolf explores a show about the famous Phoenix UFO flap.
Mark Moran of Weird US talk about Melonheads, Midgetville, and cemetery legends. Beastwatch report on the commando-crawling Dogman, Howls and Grows on the shows Scariest Places on Earth and Mystery Hunters
No, those Pennsylvania Dutch hex signs you see on barns and homes are not just pretty pictures. Used for healing and other magical purposes in a way akin to native Shamanic practices worldwide, the images and symbols of hex signs date back to prehistoric Germanic tribes. The spiritual use of hex signs is part of Dennis Boyer's family heritage, and he is an active practitioner himself. Listen as he shares inside knowledge from his books, "Once Upon a Hex," that most modern Pennsylvania Dutch folk won't admit.
Marie D. Jones makes a fascinating return trip to Uncanny Radio with her new book, 2013: Envisioning the world after the events of 2012. After a fascinating overview of the Mayan, Cayce and other prophecies that have the world on a countdown to 2012, Marie Jones brings in a round-up of thoughtful speculation of whether the year will truly end the world...or fizzle in a Y2K-like anticlimax. How will things be better - or worse - and how can we prepare?
Marie is also the author of Psi-Science and Super-Volcano: the Catatostrophic Event that Changed the Course of Human History. See more about these and upcoming titles at mariedjones.com. Listen to her Web Cast.
Mary Sutherland, owner and operator of Burlington Wisconsin's Sci-Fi Cafe and Earth Mysteries Museum, has been delving into the mysteries of the underground tunnel system that pervades the U.S., as well as the properties and functions of vortexes, time/space distortions that some believe are entrances to other dimensions. She believes the two phenomena are connected, and is sponsoring a Vortex Conference this month with a raft of noted speakers and local vortex and haunted woods tours. Learn what's right beneath our feet, and what may lurk there!!!!!
Khat Hansen is an American Choctaw medicine woman or "soul eater,", an archaeologist with a degree in anthropology, and a designated teller of tribal stories. At the age of 12, she had a terrifying encounter with a vicious Manwolf in Oregon that has colored her life interests and choices ever since. She has also witnessed Bigfoot, or Shampe in Choctaw, and explains that there are several different types and describes their appearance, behavior and origins. She shares insights and stories not usually available to the public, and gives an eyewitness account that will leave listeners white-knuckled!!!
Steve Cook is a 27 year veteran of the radio industry and a freelance writer. In 1987, he deployed a lifelong interest in folklore creatures and ghost stories to create a song entitled "The Legend." The verses of the song spin the tale of a half-man, half-dog creature that roams the woods of northern Michigan, primarily in the seventh year of each decade. Originally intended as an April Fool's joke, the reaction to the song surprised everyone at the station. After it aired, calls began pouring in from people claiming to have seen a creature exactly like the one described in the song. So began a two-decade search for the real Michigan dogman - a search that has uncovered startling evidence that it may not be a myth.
Ghost Writer / Investigator/ Demonologist Paul Dale Roberts served in the US Army from 1973 to 1976 working with C.I.D. (Criminal Investigation Division), D.S.T. (Drug Suppression Team). From 1979 to 1986 he re-enlisted in the US Army, but this time with Military Intelligence as an Intelligence Analyst with the Photo Interpretation Center in Seoul, Korea. Later Paul became an OPFOR (Opposing Forces) Soviet Threat Instructor teaching elite troops like the Navy Seals, Army`s Special Forces, Army`s Airborne Rangers on how to use a variety of Soviet made weapons. He is a freelance writer and has written travel articles, comic book reviews, paranormal stories on ghosts and UFOs. In fact Paul recently has been a guest on the X-Zone, a Canadian paranormal radio show discussing the connection between Military Intelligence and UFOs. He has also been a guest 4 times on Spirits, Wine and Song paranormal radio show in Sonoma, California, hosted by Carla Heine.
Cryptid researcher and investigator B.M.Nunnelly, a self taught writer and artist, was born and raised in Kentucky, where he spent decades searching the bottom lands of the Bluegrass State for evidence of its unsolved mysteries. His wanderings have brought him face to face with such creatures as Bigfoot (not our fellow Times Past member), water monsters, black panthers, out of place wolves (could you move to the left please?) and other mysterious cryptids including a Thunderbird in 1998 - something no other living researcher can presently claim. I ran into a Cadillac in 1977 but I guess there are others still living who can make that claim as well. He currently resides with his wife and son in Henderson, Kentucky, hopelessly trapped in a Bizzaro World "Father Knows Best" nightmare.
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Marie is also the author of Psi-Science and Super-Volcano: the Catatostrophic Event that Changed the Course of Human History. See more about these and upcoming titles at mariedjones.com. Listen to her Web Cast.
Steve Cook is a 27 year veteran of the radio industry and a freelance writer. In 1987, he deployed a lifelong interest in folklore creatures and ghost stories to create a song entitled "The Legend." The verses of the song spin the tale of a half-man, half-dog creature that roams the woods of northern Michigan, primarily in the seventh year of each decade. Originally intended as an April Fool's joke, the reaction to the song surprised everyone at the station. After it aired, calls began pouring in from people claiming to have seen a creature exactly like the one described in the song. So began a two-decade search for the real Michigan dogman - a search that has uncovered startling evidence that it may not be a myth.Ghost Writer / Investigator/ Demonologist Paul Dale Roberts served in the US Army from 1973 to 1976 working with C.I.D. (Criminal Investigation Division), D.S.T. (Drug Suppression Team). From 1979 to 1986 he re-enlisted in the US Army, but this time with Military Intelligence as an Intelligence Analyst with the Photo Interpretation Center in Seoul, Korea. Later Paul became an OPFOR (Opposing Forces) Soviet Threat Instructor teaching elite troops like the Navy Seals, Army`s Special Forces, Army`s Airborne Rangers on how to use a variety of Soviet made weapons. He is a freelance writer and has written travel articles, comic book reviews, paranormal stories on ghosts and UFOs. In fact Paul recently has been a guest on the X-Zone, a Canadian paranormal radio show discussing the connection between Military Intelligence and UFOs. He has also been a guest 4 times on Spirits, Wine and Song paranormal radio show in Sonoma, California, hosted by Carla Heine.
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