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myfamilythinksimcrazySynchro-Mysticism Applied to Conspiracy Theory, History, Paranormal Phenomena, and All Things Mysterious. Here I write articles, present research, and post the supporters only edition of every The My Family Thinks I'm Crazy Podcast.
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Michael Wann | Synchro-Mystic Detectives, Sifting Mundanity, and Mastering Your Reality
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Michael Wann, Susquehanna Alchemy, returns to update us on his latest sychromystic workings, we decide that in our next episode we will take on a mystery to s...
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The Planetary HQ | A Trip To Urantia, The True Anunnaki and The Intergalactic Christ
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Deadrick and Taylor from The Planetary HQ Podcast joins me for a swapcast where they breakdown The Urantia Book a mysterious text channeled by an anonymous au...
Antediluvian Landfill | What's Underneath Our Feet? Forbidden Archaeology, and Artificial Stratum
The man behind Antediluvian Landfill joins me to explain his hypothesis which states that the layers of earth have been coopted, concealed, manufactured and altered to give us humans a false sense of history and a lack of awareness when it...
Dr. Narco Longo - Old World Florida | Columbus Rediscovered, and The Jewish Pirates of The Caribbean?
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Dr. Narco Longo of Old World Florida, returns to discuss the book Jewish Pirates of The Caribbean by Kritzler Edwards, which reveals Columbus’ true intentions...
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