In this episode of Cryptic Chronicles, we dive into one of the strangest modern UFO religions: Raelianism (or Raelism). Founded by former race car driver turned prophet Claude Vorilhon—better known as Raël—this movement claims humanity was created …
Welcome to Cryptic Chronicles. Today I am joined by legendary author Jonathan Dyer (links below). In this episode, we’re stepping into the violent, shadowy world of Gregory Scarpa Sr.—the Colombo family enforcer known as The Grim Reaper. Scarpa
Welcome to Cryptic Chronicles, where we delve deep into the strange, the mysterious, and the unknown. In today’s episode, we venture into the vivid and surreal world of psychedelic trip reports. From transcendent visions and spiritual revelations to encounters with …
Paraskavedekatriaphobia and friggatriskaidekaphobia are two official scientific terms for people with a superstitious fear of Friday the 13th. There is also a scientific name for fear of the number 13: triskaidekaphobia. It is unclear how many people globally suffer from …
In the 15th century, there was a family of cave-dwelling cannibals near the beautiful coast of Bennane, Scotland. At its height, this clan is said to have been around 48 members strong and was responsible for the murders of a …
Nightmares are unsettling experiences that can leave us feeling scared, anxious, and relieved once we wake up. For most people, nightmares are temporary and pose no lasting harm. However, there is a rare and mysterious phenomenon known as “Nightmare Death …
Today we have an interview with the greatest writer of our generation, Cody Ray George. His latest book, Good Night Room Nine, is an occult slasher, which is easily one of the coolest genres of novels I’ve ever heard of,
Hello Listener, today’s special Christmas show is all about the book “A Holiday Hazing: Santa Clause Syndrome,” by author Ethan Indigo Smith. We have a nice conversation about generational conditioning, establishment gaslighting, and how institutions corrupt everything they can get …
The Hunger Games, Squid Game, or the superior Battle Royal from Japan are dark “kill or be killed” aspects of fiction. Whether through force or being chosen, poor people are thrown into a death battle for the benefit of the …
