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Strange Intercept

Strange Intercept

By: Trevor Doyle Nelson #AlienGuyTrevor
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Amidst the evolving disclosure landscape, Strange Intercept™ explores theories, history, and credible reports through conversations with experts, experiencers, and curious minds. Hosted by ET/UAP researcher, actor, and filmmaker Trevor Doyle Nelson (#AlienGuyTrevor™), the show is born from a lifelong fascination that grew into obsession, and is driven by a compulsion to keep searching for answers about all things strange and unknown.

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  • Transcendent Frequencies | Micah Nelson (aka Particle Kid) & Eric Edelstein

    Transcendent Frequencies | Micah Nelson (aka Particle Kid) & Eric Edelstein
    Feb 26 2026

    Welcome to the inaugural episode of Strange Intercept! To kick off the series, host AlienGuyTrevor sits down with two of his favorite people for a deeply cosmic and spiritually tapped-in conversation. Joining Trevor in the studio are his cousin, the visionary multimedia artist and musician Micah Nelson (aka Particle Kid), and acclaimed actor Eric Edelstein (Hulu’s The Lowdown with Ethan Hawke, We Bare Bears).

    Why these two for Episode One? Because when it comes to transcendent spiritual awareness and navigating the weird, wonderful layers of reality, there’s no better crew. The trio dives into the creative cosmos, from Micah’s wild musical journey collaborating with legends like Neil Young and his father, Willie Nelson, to Eric’s experiences navigating the acting world. Pull up a chair for an episode full of deep laughs, high vibrations, and the kind of strange intercepts you can only get among close friends.
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    1 hr and 39 mins
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