Episode 404 – Mysterious Universe

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Well well well, this week we learn a valuable lesson. Don’t drive on deserted Australian highways at night.

We also delve into new research from Richard Sauder that suggests hidden underground and underwater bases are much more of a reality than we think. Louis Proud drops by with a self-interview regarding his Old Hag experiences and Plus+ members learn the disturbing tale of the Russian Sleep Experiment.

Read on for show notes, books, and music.

Planks Space Images

China’s Turtle Boy

Phantom Baby

Humanoid Cryptid Encounters

Underground Bases

Richard Sauder

Louis Proud – Sleep Paralysis

Dark Intrusions

Pilliga Encounter

Plus+ Content

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The Pilliga Princess

The Ghooli Glow

The Min Min Light Encounters

The Russian Sleep Experiment

Books:

Dark Intrusions: An Investigation into the Paranormal Nature of Sleep Paralysis Experiences

Hidden in Plain Sight: Beyond the X-files

Secret Life: Firsthand, Documented Accounts of UFO Abductions

Music

RJD2 – When It Wobbles via Sheena Beaston

Sounds Jazzah
“Morning in Banaba” (mp3)
from “Sounds”
(Mareld)

Final Track – Regular Show

Maximum Balloon – Tiger (Feat. Aku) via Et Musique Pour Tous

RJD2 – Ghostwriter via Et Musique Pour Tous

Final Track

Bag Raiders – Shooting Stars via indieshuffle

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http://www.facebook.com/people/Rafael-Fyen/544876196 Rafael Fyen

The Bongo story was terrifying! The things he told weren't that creepy but the distress the recounting caused him made it feel real and horrendous.
abeam

Yay!
http://www.facebook.com/people/Lon-Strickler/501963556 Lon Strickler

Yes guys…I do listen and appreciate your comments. Lon
Tuco The Cat

Wow. That was a horrific conclusion with the sleep experiment! I hope that didn't really happen.
Was listening to the show while on my run. I couldn't wait to get back to the house, read the ending…
http://www.facebook.com/people/Tom-Davy/1560792926 Tom Davy

Wow, Bongo's story sounded really authentic… His breathing realy sent shivers up my spine!
Great show as always, keep it up!
http://twitter.com/super_samus89 Trey Smith

Oh man. That story Bongo told was chilling. Great episode guys.
Spookchild

Poor Bongo. It almost sounded like his teeth were chattering near the end, as if he were going into shock at just retelling his story. I can't imagine the depth of the fear he must have been feeling.
Yeti the Cat

for those having trouble with the accent, a captioned version of the Bongo audio is here:
http://bitey.com/flash/pilliga/pilliga.html
http://www.facebook.com/danielle.meierhenry Danielle Meierhenry

Maybe I'm just way too used to weird stuff, because I was totally expecting to be freaked the f out from the Russian Sleep Experiment story. But it was just ok. I mean, it was kinda graphic, but not in an overly-gross kinda way. It was pretty straight forward.

The end was very Lovecraftian – and Lovecraft's endings usually dissapoint me, too. LOL!

But poor Bongo!! I hope he's living comfortably and in relative peace somewhere, poor chap.

Mysterious Universe