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Into The Parabnormal

Into The Parabnormal

De: Jeremy Scott
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Jeremy Scott and his guests investigate everything between the paranormal and abnormal. We entertain those fringe topics, diving deep into subjects that are very often ahead of their times and censored or even banned from the mainstream.Talk Media Network, LLC Ciencia
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  • Ep. #898: Oregon Ghost Conference 2026
    Mar 27 2026
    It’s all about the paranormal, ghosts and haunted locations this weekend as Jeremy broadcasts the show live from the 14th annual Oregon Ghost Conference in Seaside, Oregon. He’s joined by Conference Director Rocky Smith, Western Idaho Paranormal, Professor DR Schreiber, North by Northwest Paranormal, The Oregon Paranormal Society, and Stephanie Stephan.
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    1 h y 22 m
  • Ep. #897: Nomar Slevik & F.K. Sterling – Strange Phenomena
    Mar 26 2026
    Reality can be far stranger than we believe. Just ask those who’ve come face to face with something they can’t explain. We'll explore two regions in particular that are steeped in mystery where firsthand encounters reveal just how thin the line between the known and unknown can be. Jeremy speaks with Nomar Slevik about some of the most bizarre accounts from the Pine Tree State and F.K. Sterling shares more strange tales that are rooted deep within the Ozarks.
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    1 h y 21 m
  • Ep. #896: Mel Skahan & Doug Meacham – Patterson-Gimlin Film Controversy
    Mar 25 2026
    The Bigfoot world is buzzing about explosive new claims that challenge the authenticity of the legendary Patterson-Gimlin film. A documentary now alleges the iconic 1967 footage was staged, but many in the community are pushing back by defending Bob Gimlin and questioning why key voices were left out of the narrative. Jeremy digs into the controversy with Mel Skahan and Doug Meacham to discuss the validity of these claims and a regression performed on Gimlin that recalled key details of the sighting.
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    1 h y 21 m
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