It’s our final episode of the year — and Part 2 of our deep dive! Last time, we explored festivals of the dead, and this week we’re diving into Leyendas Mexicanas, or Mexican Legends. We love sharing pieces of our culture (and learning right alongside you), so we hope you enjoy this one. See you next year!

Research Credit: Edgar "Tito" Sibaja

It’s Halloween, so we decided to bring you something extra special! As we wrap up the year, we’re ending with a two-part deep dive. In this first episode, we explore the fascinating histories and traditions behind Halloween and Día de los Muertos—how they began, how they evolved, and why they continue to captivate us today.

Research Credit: Edgar "Tito" Sibaja

We’re back with Jesse Prejean for Part 2, and this time we dive into what happened after his CE5 experience. Jesse shares how that moment set him on a path of growth, healing, and new perspective. Buckle up, because this one gets deep in all the best ways.

Five years of podcasting — can you believe it? To celebrate, we’re chatting with Jesse Prejean, an intuitive healer, medium, and channeler whose stories blew us away. In Part 1, Jesse takes us inside a wild CE5 experience you have to hear to believe. Don’t miss next week’s episode for Part 2!

https://www.jesseprejean.com/

Ever heard of the ‘Sleeping Prophet,’ Edgar Cayce? Eric hadn’t—and if you haven’t either, today’s deep dive is the perfect place to start. Are prophets truly gifted, or just lucky guessers?

Research Credit: Edgar "Tito" Sibaja

Tonight’s high strangeness brings eerie encounters with people who may not be people at all—plus ghost sightings, unsettling smiles, and Japan’s take on the Ouija Board.

We have an episode of current events today, and it almost turned into a full on Conjuring/ Annabelle episode. We also tried debunking some possible UFO videos and chatted about the latest UAP hearing.

Today's deep dive is one that we are surprised we haven't done sooner. Thanks to a recent guest we decided it was finally time to talk to you all about the Wendigo. Is this something supernatural, or is it just another way to justify crazy.

Research Credit: Edgar "Tito" Sibaja