No Such Thing As Ghosts | Supernatural & Paranormal Stories

No Such Thing as Ghosts | Supernatural & Ghost Stories

Welcome to No Such Thing as Ghosts?, the paranormal podcast for fans of ghost stories, urban legends, cryptids, aliens, and skeptical debate. Each episode, true believer Andy shares spine-tingling tales of the supernatural while Greg, the resident skeptic, challenges every eerie claim with logic, wit, and curiosity. From haunted houses and UFO sightings to Bigfoot, folklore, and the mysteries of the human mind, No Such Thing as Ghosts? explores why people believe in the strange, the spooky, and the unexplained. If you love podcasts about ghosts, paranormal mysteries, conspiracy theories, and skeptical conversations, this show delivers smart banter, thought-provoking insights, and plenty of laughs.

  1. Jul 6

    Urban Legends II- Kentucky Meat Shower, Donkey Lady, Mad Gasser of Mattoon, and 7 Seconds without Gravity

    In this episode, it's time for more Urban Legends. First, we head back to 1876 Kentucky, where chunks of mystery “meat” reportedly fell from the sky in broad daylight. Then we travel to San Antonio, Texas, to explore the chilling legend of the Donkey Lady and why locals still whisper about her after dark. From there, we unpack the bizarre case of the Mad Gasser of Mattoon, an unknown assailant said to stalk a small Illinois town with paralyzing fumes. And finally, we jump to the present day to break down a viral internet claim that Earth will lose gravity for seven seconds—what people are saying, what NASA actually says, and ask the question of how people could believe something so stupid. Please leave a rating and review, and subscribe to the show so you never miss an episode. Takeaways: Andy and Greg dive into the bizarre tale of the Kentucky Meat Shower, where chunks of meat unexpectedly rained down on Bath County in 1876, leaving locals baffled.The podcast explores urban legends, with Andy describing his belief in the strange and unexplained, while Greg takes a skeptical approach to these tales.Listeners learn about the Donkey Lady of San Antonio, a haunting legend that combines tragedy with a touch of dark humor, showcasing the quirky nature of urban legends.In discussing the Mad Gasser of Mattoon, the duo highlights how people reported mysterious gas attacks that left them feeling ill, stirring both fear and curiosity.The episode emphasizes the importance of skepticism when hearing outrageous urban legends, reminding everyone to not believe everything you hear online.Throughout the episode, Andy and Greg's witty banter adds a light-hearted touch to the eerie tales, making the discussion entertaining and engaging for listeners.

    Urban Legends II- Kentucky Meat Shower, Donkey Lady, Mad Gasser of Mattoon, and 7 Seconds without Gravity
  2. Jun 22

    The Phoenix Lights

    On the night of March 13, 1997, thousands of people across Arizona reported seeing a massive V-shaped formation of lights gliding silently across the sky. Known as the Phoenix Lights, the event became one of the most debated UFO sightings in modern history. In this episode, we explore the eyewitness accounts, the official explanations, and the theories that still surround the mysterious lights more than two decades later. Was it a military flare drop, an optical illusion, or something truly unexplained? Join us as we dig into the story behind the Phoenix Lights and separate fact from speculation in one of the most famous aerial mysteries ever recorded. Takeaways: The Phoenix Lights incident is one of the most widely reported UFO events in history, with thousands of witnesses sharing similar sightings of a V-shaped craft in the sky.Kurt Russell, the actor, was an eyewitness to the Phoenix Lights, reporting the sighting to air traffic control while flying with his son.Former Arizona governor Fife Symington humorously dismissed the UFO sightings by dressing his chief of staff as an alien, which upset many UFO enthusiasts.Frances Barwood, a former city councilwoman, faced ridicule for seeking answers about the Phoenix Lights, despite receiving numerous calls from concerned constituents.The lights were later explained by the military as flares dropped during a training exercise, but many witnesses remained skeptical of this explanation.The discussion touches on how public perception of UFOs has evolved, contrasting the serious nature of the Phoenix Lights event with modern-day skepticism.

    The Phoenix Lights
  3. May 11

    Aliens 101: UFO Folklore & Paranormal Phenomena | Part 1

    In this episode of No Such Thing as Ghosts, we dive deep into the mystery of aliens through multiple lenses — from the classification of strange objects seen in the sky to the way extraterrestrials have shaped movies, TV, and modern mythology. We explore how sightings become categorized, why unexplained aerial phenomena continue to fascinate the public, and how the unknown fuels both science and speculation. We also examine aliens in pop culture, tracing how extraterrestrial stories reflect our fears, hopes, and obsession with what may exist beyond Earth. From classic sci-fi invasions to sympathetic intergalactic visitors, alien narratives have long revealed as much about humanity as they do about the cosmos. Finally, we dig into one of the most controversial corners of the topic: alleged government coverups and secret investigations, including Project Blue Book. Was it a legitimate effort to explain UFO sightings, a public relations strategy, or something more? Join us as we unpack the evidence, the rumors, and the enduring questions surrounding one of humanity’s greatest mysteries. Part 2 will be out May 25th. UFO Footage 4UFO Footage 3UFO Footage 2UFO Footage 1 Takeaways: Andy and Greg dive deep into the history of UFO sightings, starting with an intriguing light seen in 1639, which sets the stage for a fascinating discussion about extraterrestrial encounters.The episode highlights various UFO classifications, explaining everything from visual sightings to physical evidence and even the notorious Close Encounters of the Third Kind.Listeners learn about famous UFO incidents, including the Betty and Barney Hill abduction case, showcasing the blending of personal stories and scientific skepticism.The hosts emphasize the importance of distinguishing between genuine sightings and those that might be easily explained away, like weather balloons or misidentified aircraft.Greg and Andy tackle the ever-evolving terminology surrounding UFOs, from UFOs to UAPs, keeping things light and humorous as they navigate the complexities of alien terminology.As they wrap up, they hint at future episodes covering even more wild sightings and conspiracies, leaving listeners eager for what's to come.

    Aliens 101: UFO Folklore & Paranormal Phenomena | Part 1
  4. Apr 27

    Time Slips

    What if time doesn’t move in a straight line the way we think it does? In this episode of No Such Thing as Ghosts, we explore the eerie and fascinating phenomenon known as Time Slips. Strange moments when people claim to have briefly stepped into the past, the future, or another version of reality altogether. From chilling firsthand accounts to the theories that try to explain them, we dig into stories of people who insist they experienced a sudden shift in time and space. Were these moments paranormal events, psychological glitches, distortions in memory, or something even stranger? Join us as we unravel one of the most unsettling mysteries in paranormal lore and ask the question: if time can slip, what else about reality can change with it? Listen now for a mind-bending journey into lost moments, unexplained experiences, and the possibility that the boundaries of time are far less solid than they seem. Takeaways: Charlotte Ann Moberly and Eleanor Jourdain experienced a strange event while touring Versailles, where they saw apparitions from the past.The duo's uncanny experience led them to believe they had witnessed events from August 10, 1792, the day before a significant uprising in France.After their visit, Moberly and Jourdain researched Versailles and discovered that they had seen Marie Antoinette in the gardens, adding layers to their experience.The podcast discusses various theories regarding time slips, suggesting that people might accidentally step into past events or even alternate realities.One theory proposed is that electromagnetic fields could influence perceptions and lead to time slips, making it a more scientific approach to the phenomenon.Despite skepticism, the hosts acknowledge that many stories of time slips exist, sparking curiosity about the nature of time and reality.

    Time Slips

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Welcome to No Such Thing as Ghosts?, the paranormal podcast for fans of ghost stories, urban legends, cryptids, aliens, and skeptical debate. Each episode, true believer Andy shares spine-tingling tales of the supernatural while Greg, the resident skeptic, challenges every eerie claim with logic, wit, and curiosity. From haunted houses and UFO sightings to Bigfoot, folklore, and the mysteries of the human mind, No Such Thing as Ghosts? explores why people believe in the strange, the spooky, and the unexplained. If you love podcasts about ghosts, paranormal mysteries, conspiracy theories, and skeptical conversations, this show delivers smart banter, thought-provoking insights, and plenty of laughs.

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