This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE!Tucked into the woods of North Texas, Old Alton Bridge has become something far more than a crossing—it’s a place surrounded by stories that refuse to settle.Known to many as Goatman’s Bridge, the site has long been tied to accounts of violence, loss, and something darker that may have followed. Over time, those stories have grown—shifting between local history, whispered warnings, and encounters people struggle to explain.Visitors have reported shadowy figures

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Do you have a question or comment? Want to suggest a topic for our panel or be a guest on the Nova Society? Send us a message! Sydney from Las Vegas, Nevada writes: I’m a student from UA studying Political Science. Last week, President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu addressed the UN General Assembly. Trump’s remarks, particularly his threat to “annihilate” Iran, were met with scattered laughter in the chamber, while Netanyahu faced a largely empty hall as many delegates walked out before...

Send us Fan Mail What can the Miami Dolphins’ legendary perfect season teach us about resilience, teamwork, competition—and even life outdoors? In this episode of Wildly Unplug, Lauren Connolly welcomes author Bob Gonzalez back to the podcast to talk about his new book, Pro Football’s Constitution, a humorous and creative celebration of the 1972 Miami Dolphins and the only perfect season in NFL history. Bob shares the football history behind the undefeated Dolphins, including the quarterbac...

Welcome back to another episode of PASCV: Gone Viral!We return with part 2 of 2 of our tick-borne virus series with our hosts Kaisha & Saina, who are joined by Drs. Ryan Relich, Muhammad Morshed, and Kyle Rodino, as they continue their discussion on various tick-borne diseases, their expanding geographical range, and challenges with diagnostics, surveillance, and clinical impact. Interested in becoming a member of PASCV?https://www.pascv.org/general/register_member_type.aspCheck out our

James looks into the DOJ investigation into egg price fixing and what it can tell us about the way our food system treats animals and people. Sources:

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! PART TWOFor more than two hundred years, the Bell Witch legend has occupied a singular place in American folklore—an account so disturbing that it continues to unsettle even seasoned paranormal researchers. At the heart of the story lies Bell Witch Cave, a site many believe remains one of the most actively haunted locations in the country.In this classic episode of The Grave Talks, we begin part one of an in-depth conversation with Candy Wooten, Director of

CSI Litigation Consultant Sarah Burton, Ph.D. joins Steve Wood, Ph.D. to discuss early jury research. Sarah shares details about a case in which she conducted a focus group very early in the case, while discovery was still open, to understand what jurors thought about an important piece of evidence that the defense was expecting to base their case on. And it turned out that this evidence was not important to the jurors - they understood the evidence, however, they were not persuaded by it which led

Not long after moving into a new rental, her husband began sleepwalking for the first time since childhood.But he always went to the same place: the spare bedroom.Night after night, she found him standing beside the bed, staring toward the corner and listening to someone she couldn’t see. More than once, he told her the same thing—a woman wanted him to stay.Then she heard the woman too. Even more unsettling, their children admitted they had heard her speaking near that room when both parents were

In this episode we dive into the captivating world of cave exploration with Gilly Elor, a physicist and explorer from Stone Aerospace. Gilly’s projects not only push the boundaries of technological innovation but also take us to the most remote and challenging environments on Earth. Next up she extends this spirit of exploration to the moon with her new NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts project, LUX.

Fortean Fifty: IllinoisWelcome to the Land of Lincoln—where apparently things get a little fucking weird.This episode takes us across Illinois for a collection of strange encounters, obscure legends, cryptids, UFOs, ghosts, and other bits of Forteana hiding throughout the state.From bizarre humanoids and unexplained creatures to strange objects in the sky and encounters that are nearly impossible to categorize, Fortean Fifty: Illinois is a road trip through some of the weirdest stories our home

In this classic episode of Weirdhouse Cinema, Rob and Joe discuss the 1988 horror comedy creature feature Killer Klowns From Outer Space, produced by the Chiodo brothers and starring Grant Cramer, Suzanne Snyder, John Allen Nelson and John Vernon. (originally published 10/3/2025)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Why do brains dream, and why are dreams so bizarre? Why doesn't your clock work in your dreams? And even though you spend much of your working day looking at your cell phone and computer – why do they almost never make appearances in your dream content? Is dream content the same across cultures and across time? Are dreams experienced in black & white, or in color? Are dreams the strange love child of brain plasticity and the rotation of the planet? What is the relationship between

NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is designed to watch the universe change with an unprecedented combination of sharp images and a huge field of view.By repeatedly scanning millions of stars, Roman could discover thousands of distant exoplanets, uncover hidden black holes, capture supernovae, and reveal how the smallest stars evolve. It will offer an entirely new way to explore a constantly changing cosmos.Thank you for listening to Bedtime Astronomy — your guide to the cosmos. New episodes

What happens inside the body during a prolonged fast? New research reveals that major biological changes begin after the third day, affecting multiple organs—including the brain.By analyzing thousands of blood proteins, scientists uncovered potential benefits for metabolic and neurological health, while also highlighting serious risks such as inflammation and electrolyte imbalances. The findings offer new insights into fasting as a potential therapeutic tool, but emphasize that extended fasting

Vidéo YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exDo_jfvdWYDate de publication originale: 22/11/2024 Description issue de la vidéo Youtube: Vidéo réalisée par le Centre National d'agroécologie (CNA) https://centre-national-agroecologie.fr/ Cette vidéo a été créée dans le cadre du projet CONSERWA, avec le financement de l’Union Européenne Video created as part of the CONSERWA research project, funded by the EU: https://conserwa.eu/ 💙 Si vous voulez faire un don pour soutenir notre production

What kind of animal can see light we cannot and strike with enough force to crack a crab’s shell? In this classic episode from 2022, Chris and Angie meet the mantis shrimp: a small marine predator with extraordinary eyes and one of the most powerful hunting strikes in the animal world. Some species smash hard-shelled prey, while others use sharp, spear-like limbs to catch fish.“Mantis shrimp” refers to hundreds of species, so there is no single conservation status for them all. Some face pressure

Modern telescopes use thousands of tiny robotic positioners to target distant stars and galaxies, but mechanical limits can leave surprising gaps in cosmic surveys.Researchers have now developed a simulation tool that acts like a flight simulator for these robotic telescope systems, allowing engineers to test designs before building them. The results reveal which changes can dramatically improve observation efficiency and help create more complete maps of the universe.Thank you for listening to

What are spiders doing inside your home? You’ve probably spotted a few crawling around, especially in the fall. But contrary to what you might assume, many of those spiders didn’t just wander in from outdoors. And there’s a very specific reason you suddenly start seeing more of them this time of year — it has a lot to do with romance. https://www.burkemuseum.org/collections-and-research/biology/arachnology-and-entomology/spider-myths/myth-spiders-come-indoorsShould you say something — or just keep