Our Undoing Radio Jeremy Vaeni

Ever hear the cliche about the teenage girl who causes paranormal activity around her by repressing her rage? Meet Briana. She's living proof that this happens. 
The Jer flies solo on this one, interviewing her, babbling incoherently, and—ultimately giving up on being a solo act—making a call to a surprise second guest who has been haunted in a completely different, yet related, way. (originally aired 09.22.2011)

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Jeff & Jer reveal a new and broad longterm study into paranormal accounts of all kinds that they will be spearheading with Dr. Tyler Kokjohn and Dr. Kim Cooper. Then, they tackle some of the weightier questions about ufology, consciousness, spirituality, and free will vs. destiny. (originally aired: 09.15.2011)

This episode is a lesson in contrasts. Which is deeper, more interesting, and speaks to a reality most can't fathom: ufologists narrating experiencer stories at a UFO conference, or the actual story of an experiencer in the audience? 
Kelly Johnson is an experiencer who traveled a very long distance to listen to professional ufologists at the 2011 Exeter UFO Festival in New Hampshire. Little did she know that what she would hear onstage wouldn't reflect the reality she lives. This is some of her spectacular life story contrasted with Jer's deflating road trip audio, which features guests John Flynn, Tina Sena, and Tim Binnall. 
This is what paranormal reality sounds like when it's not edited for expectations! (originally aired: 09.08.2011)

Lobo, from the Project Archivist podcast, joins us for a frank discussion about his extraordinary experiences. This could very well be the first case of a person with all outlier phenomena attached to them. Two words: just listen. (originally aired: 09.01.2011)

The pseudonymous “Roejen” from Project Archivist joins us to talk about his thoughts on the paranormal and share his own paranormal experiences. Then, Jeff & Jer tackle why certain aspects of how experiencers feel about their role as experiencers are hard to articulate and might be misinterpretations of the situation. 
Be sure to check out the Project Archivist podcast here: www.projectarchivist.com

Mirage Men author Mark Pilkington joins us to explore his book and some of the real life characters and situations that have shaped the mythos of ufology. Mark is also a crop circle maker, so we go down that road as well. This one is as straightforwardly sane as it is weird and fascinating!
But first... Jeff tells of two days he'll not soon forget. Namely, the last two. His story is not paranormal but it is absolutely hysterical and, trust us, that will be enough. (originally aired 08.18.2011)