The Quantum Mechanics - Paranormal Podcast

Charlie Red Star

With the amount of UFO coverage in the news recently, we look at a a 'flap' from the 1970's which is eerily similar to an April 2023 encounter in Las Vegas.  
Regular sightings, missing animals and EBA witnesses all make up this curious and well documented case, plus we update on our Sherlock manifestation.

Unidentified Aquatic Objects

Have we been looking in the wrong direction for the source of UFO activity? Rather than looking to skies, should we focus our attention on our oceans? We take a deep dive into a 1970s book that suggests their is an advanced civilisation hiding below the waves. 

Ridiculous Ghosts

This week we focus on bizarre ghosts from around the world. We have ridiculous ghosts from Japan and Malaysia. Germany’s answers to Gef the Talking Mongoose, and a man who sued an undertaker when his wife came back from the dead. We also update you on our ongoing Tulpa Project to make Sherlock Holmes real.    

TQM Tulpa Project

Following on from our discussion about The Philip Experiment, we dive further into the mysterious world of tulpas...and decide to create one ourselves, with your help.
Check this episode out for some great stories, and the start of our experiment  - lets MakeHolmesReal!
 
 

Weird Science, Tulpas, and a TQM Listener Experiment

We often discuss how paranormal is so hard to test in controlled conditions, but some have done it. From mice to Houdini we cover some experiments which give us an insight into the weirdness around us - and end up with an idea for a group experiment involving all our listeners. 
Listen and join in via our socials  - perhaps we can collectively get closer to the truth?
 

Ghost Tropes - Shrouded in Mystery

We are all familiar with the cliché of a ghost as a white sheet with holes for eyes, but where does this trope come from, and why don't we see this type of ghost anymore? We debate and discuss, and tell some scary stories involving white sheeted ghosts. 
 

The Human Fascination With Blood (Plus Some British Vampires)

Why does blood have such a hold over our imagination? We discus it's use in religion, and it's allure for those who 'need' to consume it.
It's not all Dracula - sometimes it's a man in black with a coffee card. What does that mean? Find out by joining us for this week's exsanguinating episode. 

Extraordinary Beliefs and Why We Might Have Them

The science of belief and explanation for the paranormal is covered in this episode, as Peter and Ben also learn about how birds aren't real, the middle ages didn't exist and cats employed as spies. It turns out that one of these things is true.
Get comfy for some unpronounceable science references and some conspiracies to keep you wondering...  

Haunting Infrasound

Can a sound wave cause hallucinations, illness and even death? We investigate the history and horrors of infrasound, and look at a researchers work in identifying an infrasound frequency that might explain some paranormal encounters. 

Gremlins 2 - The CPU Batch

Tales of haunted computers feature, but the real scare comes from software gremlins caused by people. From being burned alive to perishing in space we learn that human error can be far more terrifying than demons. Get your tiny flying helmets on!
Once again we are joined by James from Loremen podcast - find their show at http://www.loremenpodcast.com/

Gremlins - The Tiny Terrors of the Sky

Investigating the mystery of the real gremlins, we are joined by James from Loremen Podcast. 
From WW2 tales, to original sightings in the first world war, have diminutive humanoids been bothering pilots for over 100 years? And are they related to boggarts?
Infected cars, tiny flying suits and dairy products also feature quite heavily. 
James updates us with his former research knowledge and tells us his fave boggart story; listen to Loremen's gremlin episode at
https://audioboom.com/posts/7732085-loremen-s3-ep12-sooz-kempner-the-gremlins

Hoax or Haunting?

With April Fools day just round the corner, we feature four paranormal stories. But which ones were true ghostly encounters, and which ones were elaborate hoaxes?