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The North Carolina Town That Worked for Pablo Escobar
A Cocaine Plane, REO Speedwagon, and a Tiny Town Called Varnamtown I go down some pretty wild rabbit holes while researching books and articles. While researching North Carolina’s mysterious Seneca Guns, I ended up in Varnamtown, a fishing village with fewer residents than many apartment complexes. I was looking for answers about unexplained booms. While getting to them I found myself reading…
Episode 173: Inside the World of Witchcraft
Most people already have a picture in their mind when they hear the word witch. Pointed hats, black cats, broomsticks, pentagrams, and Satan worship. But how much of that comes from history, and how much came from movies? This week we explore some of the most common misconceptions about witchcraft and examine where those ideas came from. Join us as we discuss Satan, Wicca, the Bible, pentagrams,…
The Sound of Thunder
I don’t spend much time looking backward, but one story about rain brought my grandmother back to me. When Kateryna Fedotova tagged me in her rain-writing challenge, I expected to enjoy reading her story and then move on with my day. Instead, I found myself thinking about someone I haven’t thought about in a very long time. The truth is, I don’t spend much time looking backward. The difficult…
Did a Pope Just Hate Cats?
What One Papal Bull Reveals About Where Our Superstitions Actually Come From You knock on wood without thinking about it. You toss salt over your shoulder if you spill it, or you know someone who does. You’ve watched a friend refuse to walk under a ladder, not because they believe in curses exactly, but because, why take the chance. None of this feels like belief. It feels like habit. That’s…
Episode 172: How Did Baphomet Become Satan?
Most people think they know exactly what Baphomet is. A goat’s head. Horns. Satan. But what if that image isn’t nearly as old as most people believe? In this episode, Bill and Deb follow the strange history of Baphomet from the Knights Templar and accusations of heresy to nineteenth-century occult symbolism and the rise of modern Satanism. Along the way they explore the mysterious origins of…
I've Been Questioning Monsters Since I Was a Child
The Black Dog with Red Eyes Coming Down the Hall I don’t remember exactly how old I was. I only remember the dog that night. My bed looked straight down the hall in our house. It was walking from the far end of the hallway towards my bedroom. It was black with red eyes. Smoke was coming from its nose. I screamed, waking my brother and my parents who came running. I told them what I saw and that…
Okay, It Was Only a Movie, But God Said What?
Skeptics and Believers Are Lying to Themselves the Same Way There’s a scene late in the movie Disclosure Day where a former novitiate named Jane corners her old mentor, a nun named Sister Maura, with a question dressed up as a statement. Genesis, she says, tells us humanity is God’s supreme creation. Sister Maura doesn’t argue. She corrects the wording instead. Genesis says we are God’s supreme…
Episode 171: Delving into Global UFO Crashes
Roswell may be the most famous UFO crash story in the world, but it is far from the only one. In this episode, Bill and Deb examine three lesser-known UFO crash incidents from around the globe. A mysterious impact in the Soviet Union reportedly left behind unusual metallic material. An alleged crash in the English countryside triggered a large search effort that found nothing. A dramatic event…
Did AI Just Launch a Missile?
No. But it raised a far more important question. I don’t usually write about artificial intelligence. It’s not something that is really in my wheelhouse. But a recent article in The Debrief discussing the U.S. military’s use of Grok changed that. Not because of the politics or the company behind it, but because it made me ask a question I hadn’t really considered before. I use AI almost every…
They Kept the Story. They Lost the Point
Folklore didn’t survive because it was true. It survived because it was useful It doesn’t matter who you are or where you are in life. You already know what it feels like to have a story told about you that was never true. Maybe it followed you anyway. Maybe people believed it because it was useful to them, not because it had anything to do with who you actually were. That is a specific kind of…
Episode 170: The Mysterious Hexham Heads
Two boys digging in a garden in Hexham, England, uncovered two small stone heads in 1971. What began as an unusual discovery soon became associated with reports of strange disturbances, unsettling sightings, and one of the most unusual witness accounts in paranormal history. When respected archaeologist and Celtic scholar Anne Ross took possession of the heads, she expected to examine an…
The Machinery Behind History's Deadliest Moral Panic
How Witch-Hunters Turned Ordinary People into the Devil’s Scapegoats The version most of us inherited is compact. Salem, 1692. A few frightened accusers, a brief collective madness, then sanity returned. What that version omits is the machinery underneath. These trials ran for centuries across two continents and were not accidents. They had procedure, specialists, and budgets. They had…
We Dismissed the Folklore. Then People Disappeared.
Was The Folklore Right? I’ve been around long enough and seen enough to know that when the folklore arrives before the body does, it deserves a second look. That’s not a comfortable position to hold. It doesn’t fit neatly into how investigations work, how evidence gets classified, or how we’ve decided to separate what counts as knowledge from what gets filed under superstition. But I’ve been…
Podcast Episode: In 1966, the Beatles Made Headlines. The List Didn't.
Pip: Welcome to WJ Brendle, where the past has a habit of showing up in the present without knocking first.Mara: Today we're following a thread that 4everparanormal pulls across four centuries — from a papal list of forbidden books to the question of what institutions decide you're allowed to know, and when.Pip: Let's start with the year 1966, and a quiet announcement nobody noticed.In 1966, the…
Episode 169: The Chronovisor
What if someone actually built a machine capable of seeing the past? The Chronovisor is an unexplained object that has been discussed for many years by many people. It was described by an Italian monk named Pellegrino Ernetti to be a way of viewing past events, recovering voices of long gone individuals and even witnessing things thought to have disappeared from memory. Most discussions focus…
They Said He Had a Cyst
Then Died from a Bug? Marco Chereze was twenty-three years old and doing his job. A Military police officer, on a January night, a road just outside Varginha in southeastern Brazil. A creature ran in front of his patrol car. He got out and grabbed it with his bare hands. Within weeks he was dead. His family said he had no prior ailments. No surgical history. Nothing. The official explanation…
Now We Know Why They Registered Alien.gov
It Was Never About Extraterrestrials I can handle being told the truth. I can handle being told something I don’t want to hear. What I have trouble tolerating is being treated like I’m too stupid to recognize what’s happening. A few months back I wrote the article The Government Registered Alien.gov. That’s Not Disclosure. I don’t have a crystal ball, well actually I do, but that’s beside the…