A little bit of fun for July 2nd, National UFO Day. Jimmy Durante sings a nice little song about flying saucers. Sing Along with Jimmy “If you wanna get a thrill, if you want to see the sights… jump right

When Dr. Konstantin Raudive released his 1971 book, Breakthrough: An Amazing Experiment In Electronic Communication With The Dead it came with a flexi-disc recording of EVP samples. Hear it now! I don’t know why I never posted it before but

Back in 1999 I got an email from a man in Traverse City, Michigan who wanted to know if I had heard about the police chasing a UFO. I hadn’t heard anything so I told him I’d try and find

The 2009 Top 10 Haunted Michigan Cities (2008 rankings in parentheses) WeirdLectures.com is dedicated to the cataloging mysterious places and events that have their home in Michigan. Information is compiled and collected from a vast number of resources, researchers, and

Sometimes I just have to get an idea out and this is one I’ve talked about at lectures for years and still have never seen anyone else talk about it. When discussing “ghosts” I often hear people say, “It’s all

Since everyone is jumping on The Beatles bandwagon lately, so will I. On August 23rd, 1974 John Lennon was on the balcony of his apartment in New York. He witnessed and later described a “Flying Saucer” hovering near his building,

Music lovers had nothing to be outraged about lately so wasn’t it fantastic when Kayne West jumped to the stage during MTV’s music awards on Sunday night. The hip-hop star interrupted country singer Taylor Swift’s acceptance of her award for

Every state seems to have its mysterious creatures but where most people only know the big names in the cryptid world, Mothman, Bigfoot, Jersey Devil, etc., there are also local legends and lore that the residents seem to keep to

Over the last two decades researching anomalistic/paranormal phenomena one thing has become certain, there is not a lot of certainty. The inherent problems with researching that which is “unknown” is that we are very limited in what we do “know”