This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! Not every guest in the basement comes bearing food and friendly conversation. For Sean Bowman, it began with a single sighting — a man in a trench coat standing motionless in the shadows below his home. That encounter marked the beginning of a chilling journey into the world of the paranormal, one filled with shadow figures, disembodied voices, and even moments of possession during ghost hunts that would shake his faith in reality itself. What started as fear

When you’re raised in a family that trades ghost stories like recipes, you learn the world is never empty. For one young woman, that truth took root inside a narrow Oregon townhouse — a place her family called a crossroads for the dead. For years, spirits came and went: the basement dogs, the Native man who cooled her cheek, the old woman who whispered “that’s nice” right beside her ear. But the most terrifying presence never left. It lingered at the top of the stairs, knocking politely in threes —

Welcome to “Infamous Minds of True Crime & The Unknown Collide”EP267-Tonight, Step inside the shadows. Discover the infamous minds , and the things they can’t explain.This Episode dives deep into the darkest corners of human psychology and the strangest edges of reality.From chilling true crime cases and the twisted motives behind them-to encounters with Bigfoot, Dogman, and the unexplained, this is where science, mystery, and the supernatural collide.Each episode of Untold Radio Am features

with Brad Friedman & Desi Doyen

It began on a playground in the 1990s — a simple act of kindness that would open the door to something dark. A young girl was handed a small silver crucifix by a boy she barely knew. “You should have this,” he said. Her mother, puzzled, kept it safe at home — until the day it seemed to move on its own, lodging itself beneath a heavy dresser as if pulled by invisible hands. Years later, she found it again while vacuuming — only to watch it vanish before her eyes. Priests warned her that some

💡 "Cogito, ergo sum" — I think, therefore I am. René Descartes laid the foundation of modern Western philosophy and scientific reasoning, linking algebra to geometry, and mind to body.  🧠📐 His legacy reminds healthcare professionals to unite reason with compassion — science with soul. ❤️⚕️

Tonight’s guest comes to us from Florida, former Border Patrol agent Chris, who spent years patrolling one of the most remote and haunted stretches of land in America. A place where UFOs streak across silent skies, thermal cameras chase phantom figures, and the ghosts of the past refuse to rest. When night falls on the Texas borderlands, the desert comes alive with more than smugglers and shadows. Chris recounts his years on the line between the living and the dead, from discovering long-lost bodies

Generally speaking, it’s not a good idea to mess with ants. But several lineages of animals have evolved to be ant-eating specialists. This episode, we discuss anteaters, the suite of adaptations that allow them to focus on ant-eating, and the variety of other species that have evolved similar adaptations for the same purpose. We explore the evolutionary history of ant-eating mammals and even dinosaurs through the fossil record and genetic evidence.In the news: butt-drags, ancient leeches,

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! For Scott Allan, discovering his psychic and mediumship abilities wasn’t a gift — it was a nightmare. What began as faint whispers in the dark soon grew into relentless disembodied voices, shadowy encounters, and a sense that reality itself was slipping away. It was the kind of haunting that might have driven most people to madness. But instead of breaking, Scott began to understand: these weren’t hallucinations — they were spirits, desperate to be heard

It started as a thrill-seeking midnight adventure — a teenage dare to sneak into Hillside Cemetery in Lyndhurst, New Jersey. The moon was high, the skyline glowing faintly in the distance, and two friends were ready to spook themselves a little. Then, through the silence of the graves, a figure appeared. A man — tall, broad-shouldered — walking slowly toward them, boots crunching gravel in the moonlight. At first, they thought it was a cop, maybe security. But as he got closer, the details became

JD writes "I was 17 years old. Heading into my senior year in high school. Life was good. This was in 2001, over summer break. On a blue sky summer day, my friend and I decided to go out for a drive and walk around a park, known as Shevlin Park. Now, back in 2002 you could go out to places in and around Bend and it wouldn't be overcrowded by tourists. Shevlin Park was on the outskirts of town with trails along Tumalo Creek that backed up to nothing but nature. Of course today there's houses and it

Michael Shermer sits down with Charles Murray (author of The Bell Curve, Coming Apart, and now Taking Religion Seriously) for a riveting 100-minute conversation about Murray’s late-life turn from Harvard-bred agnosticism (“Smart people don’t believe that stuff anymore”) to Bayesian theism (“I put the afterlife at just over 50%”). This wide-ranging discussion explores the evidence for the existence of God and the afterlife, the problem of evil, and the historical growth of Christianity. They also

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It started with a date we all remember for other reasons — June 26, 2009 — the night Anna stumbled onto a secret that would haunt her for years. While borrowing her best friend’s laptop, Anna discovered a mysterious folder labeled “Him.” Inside were two documents — personal journal entries describing eerie encounters with a dark figure who appeared at night and whispered through dreams. She brushed it off as fiction… until she met Him herself. It began with a black silhouette between two houses

Some houses are dark even in daylight. For Jennifer, her childhood home wasn’t just old — it was alive. Built over a century ago in Pennsylvania, the family home carried generations of tragedy, loss, and suffering. Jennifer remembers the nights filled with unseen footsteps climbing the stairs, the paralysis that gripped her as strange sounds echoed in her room, and the constant dread of being alone after dark. She grew up believing maybe it was all in her head. Until her brother proved it

Kris Sollid, R.D., is the Senior Director for Research and Consumer Insights at the International Food Information Council (IFIC). A registered dietitian with a passion for improving nutrition science communications, his role at IFIC includes leading consumer research projects, educational resource development, social and traditional media engagement, and written contributions to various consumer, trade, and peer-reviewed publications. In this episode of Food Safety Matters, we speak with Kris

We all know that the Titanoboa was the king of snakes and largest to ever live...but was it really? Lemme introduce you to the new King...

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This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! For Scott Allan, discovering his psychic and mediumship abilities wasn’t a gift — it was a nightmare. What began as faint whispers in the dark soon grew into relentless disembodied voices, shadowy encounters, and a sense that reality itself was slipping away. It was the kind of haunting that might have driven most people to madness. But instead of breaking, Scott began to understand: these weren’t hallucinations — they were spirits, desperate to be heard

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! Sometimes you go searching for the dead… and sometimes, they come searching for you. Alex Matsuo, author, paranormal investigator, and host, has spent her life bridging the living and the spirit world — not by choice, but by circumstance. After a near-death experience that changed her forever, Alex began to notice something strange: the spirits started finding her. Whether on investigations or in her daily life, unexplained encounters seemed to follow, each