It Gets Weird

We've done a lot of aliens, the paranormal, and Illuminati craziness. Does your palate require a cleansing? Do you want something a little closer to reality? This week Kyle takes us through a favorite unsolved case of his, the 1948 Australian mystery "Taman Shud" case, aka the "Somertan Man." Was he a Russian Spy? Did he just like obscure Persian poetry? Can Nile find a way to wrap all of this into our It Gets Weird mythos? Find out in this week's episode!

It only took us 17 episodes to work our way back around to It Gets Weird's own humble, hairy beginnings. Time is a flat circle and all that jazz. This week we blow the lid off the Yeti conspiracy, folks. We are joined by our yeti-loving friend, Garrett, as we dismantle everything you thought you knew about our Himalayan friend.

Welcome to week 16 of It Gets Weird. This week Kyle blows the lid off of the Denver Airport and all of its Illuminati and Nazi conspiracies. Are there secret underground tunnels filled with Nazis and reptilians waiting for the perfect moment to rise? Does the horse statue Blucifer light up when people sin? Is Hitler living under a (very lazy) assumed name in South America? Also, Garrett is back and Kyle loses his mind for a bit.

In this episode, we are joined by Josh from Ask A Punk Podcast and we might now hold the record for most hedgehog innuendo in a single episode. We don't know who gives out those awards, but we're definitely interested in finding out. We also talk about who - or what -  creates crop circles, cyber vandalism, peasant humor, and so much more. Buckle in.

We've talked a lot about aliens trying to kill us. Here at It Gets Weird we think we've generally given aliens a pretty bad rap so far. No longer. This week we walk Mantis aliens, who may be here to kill us all but could just be here to save humans from destroying themselves. One out of two ain't bad! We also talk about Independence Day, Sonic Adventure 2 Battle, the hierarchy of aliens, and a continuation of our Grand Unified Theory of Aliens.

So what if forest's don't actually exist? Collin is back, joining us as Kyle explains a flat earth conspiracy that claims that forests are a lie. Are they actually bushes? Is Paul Bunyan involved somehow? Did the Devil's Tower win an Oscar for its breakout performance in 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind'? This one's tough to wrap your head around, so strap in and listen.

Mind parasites have infiltrated our society! These electrical mercury-fetus mind-invaders want you to be their personal old-country buffet! Want to know who's been taken over and how to stop it from happening to you? The Illuminati knows about it, Area 51 knows about it, people on psychotropic drugs know it, and neither Dana Carvey or the Aflac duck is safe! Listen now to combat the inter-dimensional Archon parasites!

You thought we were stopping at episode ten? We can't do that to you guys and you simply cannot get rid of us. This week Kyle tackles the Nazi mind control conspiracy, leading to discussions about everything from Zoolander and pop stars, to Walt Disney, the Baron Lord of Hell. It's time to update your mind control programming with another episode of It Gets Weird...

Episode 10! Double digits are cool, right? This week we discuss the multitude of conspiracies about organizations (such as NASA) attempting (or at least planning) to nuke the moon. Yes, the moon in the sky. The very same. Is it due to alien bases or just a show of force? Either way, strap in and get your Big Question Britches ready for this one, folks.

This week the weird boys have a good "pope episope" for you. We're talking about the (possibly conspiratorial) death of Pope John Paul I, aka the Smiling Pope. The Good Father served a meager amount of time in his papal position, lasting only 33 days before suddenly dying. Or was he assassinated? Check out this pious episode of It Gets Weird for the answers.

This week Kyle and Nile discuss a relatively recent conspiracy surrounding the so-called "Mandela Effect." We also talk about our favorite listicles, the malicious intent behind CERN and the Large Hadron Collider, and James Earl Drones. We also dig deep into the new It Gets Weird continuity: the Tutu-Verse. If you feel you are a temporal remnant of the Tutu-Verse, please contact us at itgetsweirdpodcast@gmail.com.

In this episode Kyle guides us through the Lake Baikal incident and we find out if aliens are hiding underwater. Answer? Yes, yes they are. Also, Nile is great at segues, aliens watch humans like soap operas, and we decide that if there are aliens, they're probably peaceful. All these profound thoughts and more on this episode of It Gets Weird!

This week we have a new guest! Our friend Collin is along for the ride as we discuss the legendary Mothman. We try determining if Mothman is a time-traveling voyeur who just wants to watch folks smooch or perhaps if he's just a misunderstood blues singer. We also talk Men in Black, just not the Will Smith version. Nile spends far too long trying to remember Kevin Spacey's name.

Welcome to episode five! This week Kyle and special guest host Garrett (remember him from episode one?) guide Nile through the story of the Hopkinsville Goblins UFO encounter. We also talk about time travel, CatDog, Punk'd, and a government experiment you definitely want to hear about (hint: it involves LSD and shady motel rooms).

In this episode, Nile guides Kyle through the oncoming doom that is the "Nibiru Cataclysm." We discuss how to deal with the impending end of the world, as well as those who may already know about Nibiru but are keeping it hush-hush. We also read some bible. We also have a Twitter now! Check out @IGWPodcast and as always, subscribe and leave us a review!

In this episode, Kyle tells a story about Aleister Crowley (sexually) summoning paranormal entities. We also find out L. Ron Hubbard is to blame for alien visitation to our world and not just Scientology. Finally, we find out that demons and aliens could be the same thing, thus ending a fierce scholastic battle that's been raging in under-ventilated trailers on the edge of town for decades.

In this episode, Nile takes on the role of expert for one of his all-time favorite conspiracies, the "Phantom Time" hypothesis! We examine not only the theory that a couple hundred years of our history never happened, but also the various time periods we'd personally like to skip. Also, Korn formed in 1993 by the way. You learn something new every week!

Welcome to episode one of "It Gets Weird," a podcast devoted to conspiracy theories, cryptozoological creatures, paranormal events, and anything else that we want to talk about under the category of "weird". This week our hosts, Nile and Kyle, are joined by longtime friend Garrett to talk about the Dyatlov Pass incident.