Untold Radio AM #316 Are We Studying the Paranormal All Wrong with Kristen Amanda and Max Furek
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**EP 316: Are We Studying the Paranormal All Wrong?**
What if the way we’ve been investigating ghosts, Bigfoot, and the unexplained has been missing something big?
On this episode of Untold Radio AM, hosts Doug Hajicek and Jeff Perrella sit down with Kristen Amanda—paranormal broadcaster, host of *The Paranorm Girl Podcast*, and co-host of *Beer, Boos and Boogeymen*—and Maxim W. Furek, author of the upcoming Hangar 1 book *The Lost Tribes of Bigfoot*.
Kristen brings years of research into the Stone Tape Theory, place memory, psychometry, and the differences between residual and intelligent hauntings. Max draws on his background in psychology and decades of paranormal writing to challenge conventional thinking about cryptids, UFOs, and the unexplained.
Together they ask: Are we approaching the paranormal all wrong? And what fresh perspectives could change everything—especially when it comes to Bigfoot?
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