The Highest Strangeness: True Stories of the Ultra Bizarre (Previously Member Only)

Something is hiding in the corn. On this episode of Belief Hole, we explore disturbing cornfield paranormal encounters, strange creatures, and harvest folklore that warns of things watching from within the rows.

In 1996 a curious call came in over the airwaves on Art Bell’s Ghost to Ghost radio program.

A tentacle-mouthed cryptid encounter beside a Texas highway. A red-eyed black mass crawling outside a Queens apartment just before tragedy strikes. Mass Alien Abduction, Ghost children, glowing green fogs, and entities that seem to feed on fear!

There is a strange connection between Terrifying Dogman encounters and sacred ground, such as burial mounds and cemeteries, as well as a common pattern of other liminal borderlands like train tracks and river crossings. What do these geographical and spiritual spots on the map indicate about the nature of these entities?! Well, on this episode of Belief Hole, we endeavor to find out!

What if our attempts to touch the stars have been waking something else? From Jack Parsons’ Strange Mojave rituals and JPL’s occult roots to SETI’s first listen at Green Bank and Arecibo’s “vampire,” a darker pattern emerges: when we call the beyond, it seems inhuman things have begun to answer..From Winged humanoids at Johnson Space Center to An alleged NASA Bigfoot autopsy coverup, We trace the threads from Crowley’s Amalantrah to Parsons’ Babalon Working, through government flirtations with Non-Human Entities and the Collins Elite’s “demonic UFO” thesis. Are we summoning them? Are they feeding on us? When we call.. do they come?