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Entrance Into The Hollow Earth Through The Mammoth Cave System • Kara Philip

Entrance Into The Hollow Earth Through The Mammoth Cave System • Kara Philip

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Guest: Cara Philip (Paranormal Investigator, UFO Enthusiast, Host of Paraflix Talk Show)

Dustin catches up with returning guest Cara Philip in this fun, free-flowing episode packed with personal stories and deep dives into the paranormal and extraterrestrial.

Cara shares her epic summer adventures: bottomless mimosas with friends, spontaneous lake swims, camping inside a haunted Kentucky rest home for a ghost investigation, wild cave explorations in Iowa, ferry rides from Long Island to Connecticut, and multiple paraccons (including Rock Island Esoteric Expo where she saw the real Annabelle doll). She’s wrapping up her master’s in nursing leadership and gearing up for Salem and more filming.

The conversation quickly rockets into UFO territory: the recent cigar-shaped interstellar “mothership” object, Avi Loeb’s research, slow-drip disclosure, underground ET bases, reptilians, Hopi ant people legends, and Phil Schneider’s wild claims. They geek out over caves as potential survival spots and hidden realms.

Things get even weirder with Icelandic beliefs in full-sized, human-like elves living in a parallel dimension (so real that the government reroutes roads to avoid disturbing them), Australian alien se+ual encounter stories (including the bizarre Peter Khoury case with unusual DNA evidence), ancient gods as aliens, Rh-negative blood, pyramids worldwide, and how shows like Stargate and Star Trek might be soft disclosure.

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