They say on Halloween, the veil thins—the living and the dead drift close, and Time forgets which direction it’s heading.

In this Halloween special from Time Slipped, we ask a chilling question: What if hauntings aren’t supernatural at all—but time itself, replaying its most powerful moments?

From Roman soldiers marching beneath York to the silent corridors of Versailles, the death loop of Anne Boleyn, and the echoes of war that refuse to quiet—this episode explores the possibility that ghosts aren’t spirits of the dead… but memories trapped in the fabric of time.

🎧 Echoes Through Time is an eerie, cinematic dive into the science and folklore of time slips, haunted history, and the thin places where past and present collide.

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Fog over the Delaware. The hum of engines. And a warship that vanished into thin air.

In October 1943, the USS Eldridge reportedly disappeared from Philadelphia Harbor—only to reappear in Norfolk, Virginia, before returning moments later. Witnesses swore it was a Navy experiment gone wrong: a test of invisibility that may have bent time itself.

This week on Time Slipped, host Nikki Rich explores one of the most persistent legends in American military history: The Philadelphia Experiment.

We’ll trace the story from Einstein’s abandoned Unified Field Theory and Tesla’s rumored blueprints to the strange letters that revived the myth in the 1950s—and the man who later claimed he lived it.

Was it a government cover-up, a time travel experiment, or a story too strange to disappear?

Step into the fog, and decide for yourself.

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🌀 When history glitches, we look for authors.

In the 1890s, a novelist wrote children’s books about a boy named Baron Trump, guided by Don, living in “Castle Trump.”

A century later, another Barron Trump moves into the White House — while his great-uncle, John Trump, once handled Nikola Tesla’s secret papers.

Coincidence, prophecy… or a glitch in time?

Join Nikki Rich as Time Slipped unravels the strange threads connecting Tesla, Trump, and a story that might’ve been written before it happened.

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In December 1937, a Lockheed Electra vanished somewhere between Fort Lauderdale and Bimini. No distress call. No wreckage. Nothing.

Nearly fifty years later, in 1985, air-traffic controllers near Miami reportedly picked up a strange signal — an old-fashioned call sign from a plane that shouldn’t exist. Moments later, a 1930s aircraft touched down. The pilot stepped out, dazed and alive… still believing it was 1937.

Was Captain Victor Noel a victim of the Bermuda Triangle, a hoax born from aviation folklore, or the first accidental traveler through time?

In this episode, Time Slipped's Nikki Rich dives into one of the strangest aviation legends ever told — exploring the physics of the Bermuda Triangle, theories of electromagnetic “time corridors,” and the eerie parallels between a missing pilot, Nikola Tesla’s lost experiments, and the Trump family’s curious ties to both.

If time really can ripple… maybe someone has already fallen through.

🎧 Listen to “The Pilot Who Fell Through Time” — only on Time Slipped.

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In 2017, police in Casper, Wyoming arrested a man outside a liquor store. He wasn’t armed. He wasn’t violent. He was drunk — and insistent that he was a time traveler from the year 2048, sent back to warn humanity of an alien invasion.

The machine, he said, malfunctioned. He arrived a year too early.

Was he a prophet? A psychic? A troll? Or just Wyoming’s strangest arrest record?

In this episode, we follow the arrest, the psychic named Brian Ladd, and why our strangest prophets always seem to appear in the most unlikely places.

In this episode:

• The arrest outside the liquor store
• The alien timeline — and why Wyoming
• The strange overlap with a psychic named Brian Ladd
• Theories: delusion, hoax, trolling… or truth?
• Why ignored warnings linger like modern folklore

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The equinox is balance.

Day and night weighing the same, for just a moment. But balance never lasts.

In this special case file, we explore stories that surface when the world falters:

– A vanished Sunday no one else remembers

– A doorway that opened into the wrong place

– An hour that slipped away without warning

– Figures who appear only at twilight

– A corridor of light that shouldn’t exist

For the ancients, the equinox was a hinge of the year — a pause in the turning of the wheel, marked by fire, ritual, and protection. Today, we call them glitches, hauntings, or time slips. But maybe they’re all the same thing.

This is The Archives.

Case file number one: The Equinox



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In this episode:

• A hotel guest wakes up in the wrong room… and the wrong city.
• A brass key becomes the only evidence of a place that shouldn’t exist.
• Folklore, physics, and paranoia collide in one of the strangest time slip cases.

A hotel stay should be simple. Check in, drop your bags, sleep, check out. But what if you wake up in a room that isn’t yours — in a city that doesn’t look quite right — with a key to a room that never existed?

In this episode of Time Slipped, host Nikki Rich unpacks one of the eeriest “glitch in the matrix” stories: a traveler in France who checked into a hotel… and awoke in another reality. From phantom lobbies to brass keys no hotel will claim, this case asks a question none of us want to consider: when you wake up tomorrow, will your world still be the same one you fell asleep in?

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One flight into a storm was only the beginning — the future wouldn’t let Goddard go.

In this episode:

• A storm was only the beginning.
• The future bled into dreams, crashes, and lectures.
• And one air marshal learned time doesn’t always hold its shape.

In 1935, Air Marshal Sir Victor Goddard flew into a storm and saw a future airfield that shouldn’t have existed. But the story didn’t end there.

Part Two follows the life that came after: prophetic dreams of crashes, warnings no one believed until it was too late, and lectures that sounded less like predictions and more like recollections. Goddard’s visions kept surfacing — unsettling colleagues and raising the question: do pilots live closer to time’s seam?

From wartime whispers to the science of déjà vu, we explore why Goddard never recanted — and why his story still refuses to stay grounded.

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