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Pseudophiles

Ben, Torrance, and Sidney

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Pseudophile (SOO-doh-file) - (noun) A lover of all things mysterious, paranormal, and conspiratorial. We are three friends from the middle of nowhere Arkansas with an affinity for pseudoscience, the paranormal, and anything seemingly too crazy to be true. In this podcast we aim to take our love for the fantastical ideas of the world's most misinformed and transfer it to you in an easy to follow conversational format.
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This week on Pseudophiles we are joined by the hilarious and brilliant Maria of the Misfit Book Club Podcast who shares with us the crazy and roller coaster of a human being that was (maybe still is?) Ambrose Bierce. We also delve into the story of the vanishing lighthouse keepers, the lost Sodder children, a few people that went missing for decade…
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Wheeeen the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie, that's amoreee. And it's also time to discuss just what exactly is that big celestial body doing up there. Sure, it may seem pretty 3rd grade science, but have you considered that it might also be a hollowed interstellar ship housing a secret cabal of lizard people controlling our world? Or that …
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Ghosts, spirits, phantoms, whatever your preferred term is for the ethereal beings that lurk around after death, these entities seem to be embedded in the lore of every town and person. This week we explore some of these stories and share some of our own. So join us as we talk about local hauntings, creepy videos from the early days of YouTube, get…
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Following the first entry into King Tuts tomb 11 people involved died in freakish ways. This week on Pseudophiles, Torrance, Ben, and Sidney talk about whether these deaths were due to a curse or purely coincidental. They also explore ways to which they would like to curse others if their tomb was busted into by unwanted explorers.…
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Inspiring myth, legend, and a Disney movie, Grigori Rasputin was, and is today, an anomaly. Having the eyes of lunatic, the beard of a wizard, and the attire of a peasant, Rasputin used his religious affiliation, mysticism, and above all else, his charm to befriend nearly every man and swoon the panties off nearly every woman. The latter would ulti…
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We have all seen them, the contrails in the sky left behind by airplanes. Most people would explain them to be vapor trails emitted from the engines, but others would rather you wake the hell up because not everything is as it seems. They would suggest that these trails are riddled with chemicals used for nefarious (somewhat ambiguous) purposes. Th…
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Shadow people are depicted across many cultures. Hovering right around your periphery may be some dark figures that are ever watching yet rarely scene. They are usually harmless unless sporting a hat but stories of their sighting abound. Take trip with us as we are joined by the lovely Allie Simpson to explore our worst nightmares and tales of Shad…
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Aleister Crowley was known for being an occult leader, a poet, novelist, mountaineer, painter, and alleged recruit of a British intelligence agency. However, a little known theory about Crowley is that he may have been responsible for summoning The Loch Ness Monster from his home on the shore of the loch. In this episode we are joined by Siloam Spr…
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