Where Did the Road Go? Exploring the Fringe...

We may think that 2020 is “annum horribilis,” but it pales in comparison to 1820 and the years preceding it. Consider what life was like in Tennessee 200 years ago. As predicted by the Shawnee Chief Tecumseh, earthquakes shook western Tennessee with ten times the seismic force of the San Francisco earthquakes in the late nineteenth century. The war of 1812 intensified the hostilities between white settlers and the Creek Nation. The eruption of Mount Tambora in Indonesia in 1815 resulted in the “year without a summer,” with crop failures, food shortages and migrations of settlers from the eastern states. Into this melee comes one of the most notable cases in American occult history: the Bell Witch. Join Seriah and his guest, filmmaker Seth Breedlove, as they discuss his latest documentary, “The Mark of the Bell Witch.” Their discussion covers the history of the region, the poltergeist elements of the narrative and the challenges of creating a film about phenomena that have captured our imaginations for two centuries.

- Recap by Patricia W.

Seth’s website: Small Town Monsters

Outro Music "Lilith" by Andra Dare

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I wonder what Seth is doing these days. After offering his wisdom over a twenty year span in “Seth Speaks,” he surely needed some time off. Perhaps now he returns periodically to see if his teachings had any effect. Maybe his next work will be “Seth Listens,” a collection of excerpts and quotes which display evidence of critical thought, such as the topics covered in this episode with Seriah, author and artist Red Pill Junkie and filmmaker Chris Ernst. Join them (and possibly Seth) for a discussion that ranges from the holographic universe to morphic reality, where every hoax is followed by a sighting.
Recap by Patricia W.

Nightcrawler Story Blog: https://encounterwithtallnightcrawler.blogspot.com/

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Seriah is joined by Red Pill Junkie and they talk to Seth Breedlove about his new series, On the Trail of UFO's!

Outro Music by David Wirsig with March

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It has been said that what we call “the self” is a narrative of what has happened to one’s body from the time of one’s birth. This week’s guest, artist and author Ian Jaydid, might accept that definition, but he certainly would question why anyone should limit himself to one narrative and if any narrative must be attached to a body. In this interview with Seriah, Ian recounts his numerous lucid dreaming episodes as well as his out-of-body experiences. And he reveals what he believes made these unique experiences possible: his ability to step back and question any narrative or identity offered to him. A most thought-provoking interview.

Summary by Patricia W.

Ian’s website: Iboga Moon Productions

Outro Music by Vrangvendt with the song "Dipsomania"

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