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The sixth sense is another term for extrasensory perception. Extrasensory perception (ESP) would involve the reception of information not gained through the recognized senses and not internally originated. According to the National Science Foundation extrasensory perception is listed as pseudoscience.     The expression “sixth sense” is a misnomer that falsely suggests that there is… Read more »

Robert writes “Wes, a few years ago, I want to say around 2013, I had a couple experiences with these monsters…and I do mean monsters. Tackett Creek, Tennessee has always been somewhere my family hunted or dug ginseng. All my life I visited the area at one time or another and had never felt uncomfortable… Read more »

Bigfoot Tony asked “Do Sasquatch possess Bioluminescence?” BT discusses recent video clips of eye shine.

Family says 3-year-old Casey Hathaway told them he was protected by a bear. A 3-year-old North Carolina boy, Casey Hathaway, who disappeared for nearly three days before authorities found him last night, is said to be “doing good” as he recovers in the hospital. “He’s good! He’s up and talking. He’s already asked to watch… Read more »

Matt writes “Let’s talk about why the coverup and disinformation campaign is happening.”

The Paranormal Scholar writes “Ancient discoveries challenge conventional historical chronology and thought. These archaeology anomalies present questions which, despite extensive research and analysis by experts and scientists, cannot always be answered. As such, here are five bizarre discoveries that science has not been able to explain fully.”

A listener writes “I had two encounters in the 80’s in Michigan, one visual and one nighttime occurrence. My first sighting took place in 83 with a group of friends walking back to the house through a field, while exiting a wooded fence row we noticed something crouch quickly in the tall grass next to… Read more »

It’s now happening in Antarctica and scientists are worried. We take a look at what’s happening in Antarctica and why scientists are worried. Antarctica is known as being one of the last places on Earth that humans discovered. Despite the discovery of this land mass we don’t really know much about it. The environment is… Read more »

Nerd Stuff writes “Supposedly, in October of 1943, the US government was involved in a secret project involving a ship called the USS Eldridge, which included invisibility, force fields, and even time travel. Here, these claims are examined. Is this real history? Or a made up story?”    

Noelle Trissen writes “We have all grown up with stories about the Werewolf. From Little Red Riding Hood, to horror movies that made you look under your bed before going to sleep. The idea of a person transforming into a ferocious monster during a full moon has fascinated us for centuries.”

A listener writes “Hello Wes, My encounter happened when I was 10 yrs old at my grandfather’s house back in 1970. This creature stuck it’s head into the back bedroom window and started sniffing and tasting the air.. it scared the crap out of us.” Spoke to the witness and he said they were visiting… Read more »

A listener writes “For years I’ve been trying to figure out what I saw back in the late 70’s when I was 14 or so. My father and I would Quail hunt in a remote area above Oroville California called French Creek. One day myself, dad and a Friend of dads drove a few hours… Read more »

In 2010, a team of scientists announced the discovery of a new species of human called Denisovans. Extracting DNA from 40,000 year old Denisovan bone, the team made discoveries about modern humans that will amaze you.

George Knapp writes “Descriptions by witnesses of the Manwolf or Dogman have remained consistent over the years and across the US– a 5-7 ft. tall creature that stands, walks or runs on its hind legs (although it can alternate between that and all fours), is covered with shaggy fur, and has a long snout, fangs,… Read more »

The Seven Wonders of the Natural World may have been named too quickly. Wonders like The Grand Canyon and Victoria Falls are certainly big, and anyone who sees them will surely be impressed—but sheer size isn’t enough to truly leave a person in awe. There are other places in this world, though, that are far… Read more »

Known for being a country of friendly folks, Canada is one of the most pleasant places you can visit. But hiding behind its friendly people, lush greenery and nearly 2 million lakes, are stories of very strange monsters and cryptids. These are the Top 5 Monsters and Cryptids of Canada.   5. Waheela Known as… Read more »

Mattsquatch Presents writes “Let’s take a look at the possibility that the hair of these creatures is helping them hide and blend in to their surroundings.”

It’s known by many names: Sasquatch, Skunk Ape, Chiye-tanka, Yowie, Yeti… But with thousands of sightings in North America alone, it’s known best by one: Bigfoot.

Neanderthals are an extinct species or subspecies of archaic humans in the genus Homo, who lived within Eurasia from circa 400,000 until 40,000 years ago. Currently the earliest fossils of Neanderthals in Europe are dated between 450,000 to 430,000 years ago, and thereafter Neanderthals expanded into Southwest and Central Asia.     They are known… Read more »

Trout & Coffee writes “We stay in a treehouse on the Maine coast with a cozy sleeping pod, rope suspension bridges and a wood fired hot tub up in the trees. It’s called Seguin Tree Dwellings and is available on airbnb!”