It Gets Weird

Most UFO cases are seen by a couple people, sometimes of questionable believability. But what happens when a sighting happens over a major city and is seen by hundreds, including the mayor? The Phoenix Lights is one of the most well known and well documented (half of it anyway) UFO sightings in our history and this week we take it on mainly because Kurt Russell is involved (I mean, have you seen Escape From New York? I'll talk about anything Kurt Russell). This is It Gets Weird, Episode 79. 

Welcome back, Kyle! This week he brings stories of the Majestic 12 or the 7 Samurai, or Ocean's 12 or something like that. Anyway, it involves the coverup of alien life and experimentation by the US government. It also may include Einstein and Oppenheimer who may have gone straight from building the A-Bomb to working on replicating alien technology for a secret organization within our government. Also we talk Galaxy Quest, Three Amigos, The Rock, Wes Anderson, and much much more. (ft. The Mighty Mighty Bosstones)

Every once in a while you need some culture, right? Well this week, Jules returns to give that culture as we discuss who Shakespeare really was and the curse of the Scottish play. Also, Kyle is nowhere to be found. Is he dead? Is he sick? Did he never exist? Find out all this and much, much more in this week's episode of It Gets Weird. Now, go outside, turn around three times and shout your favorite obscenity...   iTunes Stitcher Facebook Twitter Google Play

Happy New Year! For our last episode of 2017, we are joined by internet friends, John (Heavy) and Maya to talk about Wendigos. What are they, how do they become wendigos, how do they poop (do they even poop)? We also talk about who we would eat, zombie clowns, a butthole themed police savant procedural, and give our thoughts on the upcoming blockbuster, Rampage. Oh ya, and someone gets bleeped. Anyway, thanks for all that have listened and shared this year and we'll catch you guys in 2018!   iTunes Stitcher Facebook Twitter Google Play

Happy Holidays everyone! We finally got enough foresight to do a holiday themed episode, so this week we are tackling the War on Christmas (the modern one, not the actual historical ones) and some Christmas themed Mandela Effect happenings. Jules came back to lend us a hand as we talk about Bing Crosby, Bill O'Reilly, and oddly enough, Matthew Broderick. So grab your Starbucks holiday cup and gather around the Christmas tree for the first It Gets Weird Christmas Episode!   iTunes Stitcher Facebook Twitter Google Play

We use satellites for all sorts of things, to send information, take pictures, spy on each other while we're picking our noses, etc. but what if there was a satellite older than all of ours that was put there by aliens? This week, we cover the Black Knight satellite. We take a look at why it's there, what NASA says it is, what it might be doing, and of course also cover narrowcasting, whether Tesla f*cks, and a lot of other topics. Also we return to our overarching mythos to fit Black Knight into the web we've woven over some 70 episodes.    iTunes Stitcher Facebook Twitter Google Play

This week we bring on friend of the podcast, Vic, to talk video games as we discuss the death of Nintendo President, Satoru Iwata. Was he killed by the freemasons? Was he trying to stop the homosexual agenda from spreading? Can Kyle please stop talking about having sex with everything we talk about? The answers to these questions and much much more can be found in this episode of It Gets Weird.    iTunes Stitcher Facebook Twitter Google Play

This week we tackle some current events that piqued my interest. A man named Mad Mike Hughes wants to launch himself into the sky to prove the earth is flat. He also may just want to go down in a blaze of glory, it's unclear. We discuss this along with the rise in belief of flat earth theory and the overall willful ignorance of certain conspiracy theorists. This may sound a bit more 'real' than we usually get on this podcast, but don't worry, Kyle also explains a woman's orgasm, so we've got that going for us.  iTunes Stitcher Facebook Twitter Google Play

Welcome to Episode 71 of It Gets Weird. This week we spend an inordinate amount of time roasting our good friend Garrett for his love of ranch, talking about pineapple on pizza, X-Files reminiscing, and a cryptid gashapon. We also talk about the Skinwalker Ranch. Sometimes? This episode would have been called 'Tangentz' if that title hadn't already been used by a much more popular podcast.   iTunes Stitcher Facebook Twitter Google Play

Time Travel, Stephen Hawking's defense mechanisms, the riveting medium that is.... the fax. All this and more on this week's episode of It Gets Weird. This week Kyle and I tackle the story of John Titor, the time traveling messageboard poster (and sometimes faxist? faxor? user of a fax machine) that graced our timeline from 1998-2001. He may have invented the AMA along with warning us about a possible cataclysmic future that is DEFINITELY happening. We also talk about Chicago, Green Day, and some less savory things. So check it out   iTunes Stitcher Facebook Twitter Google Play

The world is a magical place folks, especially if you can channel your sexual energy into birthing your desires. This week we talk sex magick and how to bone your way to a better life. Luckily friend of the podcast, Garrett is here to help us disappoint our parents with this very sexual episode. It's like the secret, but with more bodily fluids   iTunes Stitcher Facebook Twitter Google Play

When you think of spooky and scary, what do you think of? Monsters, maybe bears, large cats maybe? How about bunnies? This week, It Gets Weird talks about the Bunny Man, an urban legend from the Fairfax County, VA area. Was there really an insane asylum that let loose a serial killer in the early 1900s? Is he still somehow killing and attacking property to this day? Would a movie version of this work better with Danny DeVito than Vin Diesel? All these questions are answered (even that last one which is definitely yes) on this week's IGW. Also we talk about our serial killer personas and some horror movies we recommend, so check it out!   iTunes Stitcher Facebook Twitter Google Play

We're back again with a new episode of It Gets Weird! This week, Kyle's friend Autum joins the podcast to discuss the "High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program," better known as HAARP. That's right, we're discussing the infamous secret government weather control project run by...um, Satanists, I guess? The Illuminati weather magicians love Satan, apparently. We also talk about Illuminati dating apps, dick, ionosphere guns, and the up-and-coming It Gets Weird pill supplements!   iTunes Stitcher Facebook Twitter Google Play

Hey Weirdos, do you guys like movies? Do you like documentaries? What about the 1991 smash hit movie, My Girl? Well, today we didn't watch My Girl, but you might sense some artistic similarities due to their shared crewmembers. We sat down with Garrett and watched 'Extraordinary: The Stan Romanek Story'. This story has everything, shadow people, spooky voices on the phone, aliens, hybrid children, and even self-deleting evidence!    Also Stan Romanek is going to prison for possession of child pornography, so we had to talk about that a little bit but we kept it to a minimum because it's not what we came here for. Also we didn't know that going into watching this. Whoops!   iTunes Stitcher Facebook Twitter Google Play

How long would it take you to move if aliens began to harass you at your house? A month? A year? 2 years? How about over 20?! Well if you lasted that long, you are probably the residents of Stardust Ranch, John and Joyce Edmonds. This week on It Gets Weird we are joined by Garrett, and we talk about the Edmonds' experience with grey aliens over the past couple decades. You wouldn't expect John to take this harassment lying down would you? Well, he doesn't. Get ready for all sorts of armaments that lead to a pretty great K/D ratio for Mr. Edmonds. We also talk about Deep Blue Sea, an alien speed bag, and much, much more.    iTunes Stitcher Facebook Twitter Google Play

Do you all like big boys? Angels? Aliens? Well, this week we have all that and much more as Nile and Kyle break down giants/nephilim in the middle east. Are there actually huge humanoids hanging in underground tunnels in Afghanistan? Are they angels or aliens? Why not both? Also we come up with the deadliest animals.    iTunes Stitcher Facebook Twitter Google Play

This one has been a long time coming. For this episode of It Gets Weird, we are joined by friend of the show Garrett as we dive into 9/11 conspiracies. Can jet fuel melt steel beams? Did Bush single-handedly knock down the towers? Can Kyle remember the actual date of 9/11? Find out all this and more in this week's IGW. We also discuss our own personal 9/11s, Snow Dogs, and much more.   Sorry for some audio issues. This one had time constraints on the recording and Audacity had some issues with crackling on the audio. I got it better, but it's still there unfortunately.    iTunes Stitcher Facebook Twitter Google Play

We're back with episode 62 of It Gets Weird where we go to the great white north and spend some time in Canada. Specifically we talk about the long term manhunt of the Mad Trapper of Rat River. How does one man fight back waves of mounties for months? It involves caribou and stuff but you'll have to listen to the episode to find out more. We are also joined by friend of the show, Jules, for this arctic journey. We also talk about laxative pancakes, battlebots, and try to figure out if we should stop saying canuck or not. Check it out! iTunes Stitcher Facebook Twitter Google Play

Most weeks we talk about some event, some theory, some creature.... but what about the people behind those things? This week is our first Profiles episode where we discuss the life (and untimely death) of Max Spiers, a British conspiracy theorist who died under weird circumstances in 2016. We also talk conspiracy facebook, our celebrity links, Movie 43, and living the Illiad.    iTunes Stitcher Facebook Twitter Google Play

Are you ready for another installment of the hit series, Campfire Stories? I know we were! This time we are joined by friend of the podcast Jules to talk about the Brown Mountain Lights and the Dibbuk Box. Do you like unexplained lights on a mountain? How about a Hebrew demon that may or may not have been responsible for WWII? What about beers made from haunted yeasts and aged on the site of a massacre? We have something for everyone in this episode as we tell these two spooky tales. So grab your seat around the fire and get ready...for Campfire Stories 3!     iTunes Stitcher Facebook Twitter Google Play