About 'Where Did the Road Go?'

For general contact, email us at Contact (at) WhereDidtheRoadGo.com.

If you feel that you would be a good guest on the show, or represent someone who would be, please e-mail us at Booking (at) WhereDidtheRoadGo.com.

And if you have a story you would like to share on the show when we do a listener's stories show, please e-mails us at Stories (at) WhereDidtheRoadGo.com.

You can contact Seriah on Facebook as well.

Or follow him on Instagram.

If you want to mail something to the show;

Where Did the Road Go?
Po Box 444
Ovid, NY 14521

If you would like to get Seriah something from his Amazon wish list, you can find that here. 

Our Goal

Where Did the Road Go? aims to go deeper than your average fringe-aimed talk show. We ask hard questions, without being overly confrontational. We support the work of our guests. We want to bring their ideas and research to as wide an audience as possible, while also viewing it from as many directions as possible. We are not interested in wild speculation, although some speculation can be fun and constructive. We seek out the most interesting researchers and avoid the pop culture that is so overexposed today. As a result, you will hear from some people that you would not otherwise. We cover the paranormal in all its forms; Ghosts, UFO's, Bigfoot, Cryptids, Psychic Abilities, etc. We heavily explore Lost Civilizations in many directions. We talk of cataclysms and cycles of ages. We occasionally touch on religion and beliefs. We explore concepts of consciousness and reality, altered states and DMT. And once, in a great while, we may touch on something political. But not often. We believe in science. We believe that the cutting edge of science should be embraced, not ignored. We believe that new ideas should be explored, and that dogma in science is a very bad thing that restricts progress. There are things in this world that we simply do not understand. Things, that from our current perspective, may not be understood. Strange things happen to people, all the time. There are genuine unknowns out there. We want to explore them. They may not be what we think they are, but people have had these experiences throughout history, so something is happening to them. We look to shed preconceptions and look at things with new eyes, new angles, and without the assumptions that have been hampering our understanding of these things. It's important. We need to truly explore our world and know where we came from. We need to know what we may really be interacting with. We need to enlighten ourselves. If there was a lost civilization, what happened to it, and could it happen to us? If there are beings that can come and go in this world, why do they, and what might they want? It matters if things are not what they seem. In the end, we may need a whole new view of reality itself. We don't follow the path that has been tread before. We seek to be torch bearers down a new road, because so far, the roads traveled have not revealed the answers. So enjoy the show, feel free to interact, ask questions, and open your mind.

Skeptics vs Debunkers

The word skeptic is thrown around a little too easily nowadays. The majority of those that call themselves skeptics, simply are not. You may better call them closed minded skeptics, but in reality, they are debunkers. The have their mind made up, and they have an agenda to disprove that which they feel doesn't fit in with their views. Debunkers can't deal with admitting there are things they may not know or understand. Anyone, on any side, that has their mind made up, is not a Skeptic. A true skeptic, asks questions. A true skeptic questions everything, and is open to new ideas. Where Did the Road Go? is a skeptical show, in that it asks questions. We have no agenda, we are not seeking to prove any one thing over another, but to expand the awareness of those interested. You can decide for yourself what to believe and what to dismiss.

History of the Show

Where Did the Road Go? is a weekly radio show on WVBR, 93.5 FM, Ithaca, NY (which also streams online). It airs from 10pm to 11:30pm every Saturday night, Eastern. WVBR is a commercial radio station in Ithaca, NY, just outside Cornell Univeristy. The show first aired on January 26, 2013. We occasionally have mid-week podcasts and some video interviews that can be found on our YouTube. Of course you can also find the show on your favorite podcasting app!

Your Host

Your host is Seriah Azkath (Left). Seriah has been studying the unknown for over 30 years, and is currently working on couple of books about it. His studies have spanned the world of the unexplained, UFO's and Lost Civilizations have been a strong focus throughout, but he has delved into most subjects involved in this work. He has also had a lifetime of Strange Experiences. 

He has been in radio for over 29 years now, hosting a Heavy Metal based show called The Last Exit for the Lost, which follows this show on WVBR. You can also find out more about some of his experiences by listening to his show on Kundalini. 

Music

The outro music of each show varies from show to show. You can submit music for the outro if you have the rights to it at Contact (at) WhereDidtheRoadGo.com

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