Believing the Bizarre: Paranormal Conspiracies & Myths

The Mysterious Skyquakes

Have you ever heard a loud boom in the sky with seemingly no cause, no thunderstorm, no plane? What about metallic clashing, trumpet sounds, or a deep hum? If so, you have likely experienced a Skyquake. From meteorites to methane gas, and even UFOs, there are many theories that try to explain the cause of these mysterious noises in the sky. Today, we dive into these theories and test the believability of Skyquakes. If you’re enjoying the content, please subscribe and give Believing the Bizarre a follow/like at:
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The Slender Man as a Tulpa

Since we can pinpoint the exact origin of The Slender Man lore that took the internet by storm about 5-10 years ago, we can simply put a pin in it an call this urban legend unbelievable, right? Maybe not. We investigate the idea that with so many people putting thoughts and energy into The Slenderman is it possible that, like a Tulpa, The Slenderman could have become a conscious being. This episode ends the launching day binge-a-thon of Believing the Bizarre. Thank you to everyone who has jumped on board and we look forward to providing you another paranormal episode next Tuesday! 
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The Mandela Effect

What if something you believe to be true ended up being false? What if you have a distinct memory of an event occurring, yet you discover it never did? Could it be collective misremembering? Or could we be in a parallel universe? Today we tackle the theory of the Mandela Effect and look a few examples such as The Berenstain Bears, Skechers, Rich Uncle Pennybags, C3PO, and more. Finally, we discuss if The Mandela Effect is more likely to be Earth living in a simulation, a human-caused new dimension, or psychological theories such as groupthink and priming. 
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The UFO Chase to the Pennsylvania Border

On the inaugural episode of Believing the Bizarre: Paranormal Conspiracies & Myths, we look at a UFO story from our home state, Ohio, in the 1960s. Four policemen chased an unidentified flying object over 80 miles to the border of Pennsylvania. One of the cops even had a creepy hospital experience later in life due to this UFO chase.
If you want to check out the book Charlie referenced, It Came From Ohio by James Renner, you can pick it up here: https://www.amazon.com/Came-Ohio-Tales-Weird-Unexplained-ebook/dp/B009D81WKW/ref=sr_1_7?crid=2V7X0F2B3Y5UN&dchild=1&keywords=james+renner&qid=1593997372&s=digital-text&sprefix=james+renner%2Cdigital-text%2C155&sr=1-7
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Are you interested in learning more about the unknown and unusual? If so, check out Believing the Bizarre: Paranormal Conspiracies & Myths (okay, from here on out it is just Believing the Bizarre, cool?). We tackle topics ranging from creepy paranormal stories, alien encounters, cryptids, creatures, urban legends, and more. Once we describe and detail the topic, we break down whether or not we find the story/theory believable, by giving it either a "Believable," "viable," "skeptical," or "unbelievable" rating. If you enjoy the content, please subscribe and follow us on Facebook and Instagram for updates and additional content!
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