Believers, Skeptics, Inquisitive Fans, and Researchers descend upon the small town of Marion, North Carolina every year to celebrate Bigfoot. A small idea to bring Bigfoot enthusiasts together in Western North Carolina became the largest Bigfoot/Cryp...
What lies beneath England's ancient Roman mounds where burial practices intertwine with local lore ripe with restless spirits, alluring fairies and village witches?
Your Dog or Cat May be reading your mind Nothing quite gets our attention like our pets. From happy dogs to purring cats, they aren’t thought of as property, they’re members of the family. How many times have we deliberately quieted our minds and dis...
Trailblazing psychologist Dr Lisa Miller brings spirituality to the forefront of scientific inquiry, and a bold, new paradigm for health, healing and resilience.
Everybody loves castles, especially haunted castles. Whether you’re an avid fan of medieval culture, war history, fantasy novels or movies, ancient buildings, or romance. Castles are always at the heart of the action. We can find these wonderful stru...
Did 70's TV show 'Late Night with the Devil' really become a demonic battleground? And what goes on at the creepy Bohemian Grove - demonic pacts? Welcome to Hellivision.
Painswick's intriguing Pan-centric history left an indelible mark on this quaint Cotswolds town that foreshadowed 'The Wicker Man.'
Wikipedia is a tragic mess of epic proportions and its crowning dumpster fire is Rupert Sheldrake’s highly contentious biography. It’s been a Wikipedia battleground ever since his TEDx Talk at Whitechapel in 2013. This was all covered in my book: PSI...
In March 2024, the Department of Defense's All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) released a groundbreaking report that comprehensively reviews nearly eight decades of U.S. Government and military encounters with Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena...
People’s biographies on Wikipedia are serious business. It can hurt people if they are biased against them, even if this is done in a subtle way. That’s the case here. Because someone tried to correct it recently, I have a chance to show what’s going...
