In this episode of Fringe Beyond Limits the hosts riff on everything lunar: the moon’s odd formation, Apollo-era anomalies, hollow-moon and mothership theories, and modern probes exploring the far side. They mix science, myth, and conspiracy — from seismic 'moon gongs' and strange craters to China’s recent far-side missions and the politics of returning to the lunar surface. Expect a fast-paced, skeptical, and often humorous take that lays out mainstream explanations and the wild possibilities that keep people looking up at the night sky differently.

In this episode of Fringe Beyond Limits, the hosts have a lively, funny conversation about the "clair" senses—clairvoyance, clairaudience, clairsentience, claircognizance, clairalience, and clairgustance. They share personal stories, historical context, skeptical and scientific perspectives, and practical exercises for developing intuition. They debate the Mandela Effect, explore dream connections, compare psychic abilities to learned skills, and propose a group experiment to practice telepathic word-sending over time. Expect humor, curiosity, and tips for tuning into your own intuitive abilities.

Hosts discuss the documentary A Cursed Man, following filmmaker Liam de Guillot’s controversial project of inviting curses across cultures. They explore the rituals in California, New Orleans, India, Mexico, and the psychological, physical, and social aftermath. The episode covers ethical debates, personal reactions, and cultural perspectives on belief, ritual power, and responsibility in documenting fringe spiritual practices.

This episode of Fringe Beyond dives into notorious Halloween crimes — from the 1957 Trick-or-Treat murder and the Lisa Ann French case to the Candyman poisoning, the Martha Moxley mystery, the toolbox killers, and more modern disappearances and attacks. Hosts discuss the facts, theories, and unsettling details behind each story. The episode also explores how these cases reshaped Halloween safety, fueled urban legends about poisoned candy and masked attackers, and left lasting impacts on communities and families.

In this episode of Fringe Beyond Limits, the hosts recount the chilling 1955 Kelly-Hopkinsville encounter where the Sutton family reported being besieged by small, glowing-eyed creatures seemingly impervious to gunfire. They discuss the eyewitness accounts, police investigation, skeptical explanations (owls, mass hysteria, alcohol), and the lasting cultural impact of the Hopkinsville Goblins. The hosts share personal reactions, theories (aliens, scouts, cryptids, or teenage pranksters), and playful banter about visiting Hopkinsville and exploring the story further.

In this episode the hosts unpack the disturbing "Monster Study," a 1939 experiment by Wendell Johnson and Mary Tudor that used orphans to test whether labeling could create stuttering. The conversation covers how children were told they were defective, the lasting psychological harm, the 2001 exposé, the 2007 settlement, and the broader lessons for research ethics. The hosts mix serious reflection on trauma, accountability, and the role of labels with personal reactions, anecdotes, and lighter banter, highlighting why this case remains a cautionary tale for science and society.

Join the Fringe Beyond Limits hosts as they explore the eerie history and architectural oddities of the Winchester Mystery House. From staircases to nowhere and doors that open to brick walls, to seance rooms and ghost stories from visitors, the episode unpacks Sarah Winchester’s life, her nonstop building obsession, and the lingering legends that make the mansion one of America’s most iconic haunted sites.

In 1957, the quiet farming town of Plainfield, Wisconsin, became the epicenter of one of the most grotesque crimes in American history. Behind the peeling paint of Ed Gein’s farmhouse, authorities uncovered a macabre museum of human remains that shocked the world and forever scarred a community. Join us as we peel back the layers of Gein’s life — his strict and suffocating upbringing, his years of isolation, his grave-robbing obsessions, and the murders that revealed the unimaginable. This is the chilling true story of the man history would call the Butcher of Plainfield.

What if the god you’ve been worshiping isn’t the true Creator—but a deceiver? What if the Bible’s most iconic stories were rewritten to hide a deeper spiritual truth? And what if the divine isn't above you… but buried within you? On this episode of Fringe Beyond Limits the hosts dive into Gnosticism: its cosmology, the Nag Hammadi discovery, and five lost gospels that recast biblical stories. They explore key ideas—Sophia, the Demiurge, sparks of divinity, and alternate readings of Eden, Jesus, Judas, and Mary Magdalene—asking why these teachings were suppressed and what it means to look inward for truth.

This episode of Fringe Beyond Limits examines the rise and collapse of the Love Has Won cult led by Amy Carlson, a woman who claimed to be a divine “Mother God.” Hosts trace her journey from a Midwestern life to leading a devoted online community, the group’s manipulative practices, and the shocking discovery of Carlson’s mummified remains. The discussion covers followers’ sacrifices, social media recruitment, warning signs of high-control groups, legal fallout, and the emotional toll on families and survivors.

This episode of Fringe Beyond Limits examines the Stanford Prison Experiment: how ordinary college students were randomly assigned as guards or prisoners, how roles and authority quickly warped behavior, and why the study was halted after six days. The hosts blend a clear summary of the experiment and its ethical lessons with casual banter, personal reflections, and lighter off-topic moments throughout the episode.

On this episode of Fringe Beyond Limits the hosts revisit the 1912 Villisca axe murders, tracing the crimerom the night it happened to enduring theories about suspects (Reverend George Kelly, possible hired killers, and the "Man from the Train"). They also share first-hand paranormal investigations and personal experiences in the Moore house, reflect on the real victims and the town's lasting trauma, and discuss the ethics of probing haunted sites.

On this crossover episode with The Compendium, Kyle Recy and Adam Cox retell the infamous 2013 Carnival Triumph disaster: an engine fire left the ship adrift, power and plumbing failed, and over 4,200 passengers endured days of heat, spoiled food, and overflowing sewage. The hosts unpack what went wrong, the chaotic onboard response, media fallout, and the investigations and legal aftermath. Its a stark look at corporate decisions, maritime safety failures, and how a single breakdown became a global PR nightmare — the so-called "Poop Cruise from Hell."

Hosts Bree, Lynette and Frank put ChatGPT to the test with one-word rules and provocative questions, probing whether humans are being watched and why. The AI lists watchers—from governments and corporations to extraterrestrials, ancients and AI—then links control to fear, harvest, and the role of elites. The episode explores free will, simulation theory, the demiurge, and a possible turning point around 2047, concluding that choice and awakening are central to humanity's future.

This episode of Fringe Beyond Limitless dives into the jaw-dropping real-life story of Vicki and Casey White. Vicki, a well-respected corrections officer, shocks her community by orchestrating a prison escape for Casey, a dangerous inmate with a chilling past. For 11 days, their captivating manhunt raised questions of love, manipulation, and desperation. Listeners will trace the unlikely relationship between Vicki and Casey, exploring how a woman known for integrity was driven to abandon her career, life, and legacy for a single, reckless act. As we uncover the details behind their infamous escape, this story becomes a chilling reminder of how vulnerability and cunning can intersect, leading to devastating consequences.

Join the latest episode of Fringe Beyond Limits as we delve into the enigmatic world of Tartaria, a civilization believed to have been systematically erased from history. This episode explores the intriguing theory of a global empire with advanced knowledge and technology that spanned continents but was subsequently buried and forgotten. Discover the architectural anomalies in cities like San Francisco, Chicago, and Paris that hint at a civilization buried under mud floods or possibly hidden by deliberate cover-ups. Could our history books be concealing the truth about our past? Tune in to uncover the mysteries and decide for yourself.

In this spine-tingling episode of Fringe Limits, the hosts dive into the mysterious world of haunted dolls, focusing on the infamous Annabelle. What is it about this seemingly innocent Raggedy Ann doll that has captured imaginations and fueled fear for decades? The discussion explores the origins of Annabelle's legend, her connection to paranormal phenomena, and the unsettling experiences of those who've crossed her path. Listeners are also treated to a debate about other notorious haunted dolls, leading to a fascinating conversation on the psychological and cultural aspects of our fear of dolls. Whether you're a skeptic or a believer, this episode will challenge your perception of the supernatural and leave you with a chill down your spine.

This week on Fringe Beyond Limits, we dive 6-feet deep into some of the most jaw-dropping, brutally honest, and unintentionally hilarious real-life obituaries ever published. These aren’t your typical sugar-coated farewells—these are verbal mic drops from beyond the grave. From children finally getting the last word on toxic parents to prankster elders roasting themselves with a wink and a whiskey, these obits are filled with fire, flair, and sometimes a little leftover family drama. We’re sharing some of the wildest obituaries out there—each one packed with personality, dark humor, and stories that make you question if funerals should come with popcorn. Along the way, we explore what makes a “good” obituary, how honesty and humor collide in death, and why some people choose to go out swinging instead of whispering goodbye. And just when you think it can’t get any weirder... we flip the script and write our own obituaries. Because if you want something done right (and funny), you’d better do it yourself. Prepare to laugh, cringe, and maybe even think about how you’d want to be remembered. Just don't let us catch you putting "fly high" on our memorial posts.

Embark on a spine-chilling adventure into the heart of Mexico's famous Isla de las Muñecas or Island of the Dolls. In this episode of Fringe Beyond Limits, we delve into the eerie legend of an isolated land teeming with weathered dolls, each rumored to hold the spirits of the dead. Listen as we recount the tragic tale of Julian Santana Barrera, the island's reclusive caretaker, whose obsession with appeasing a young drowned girl's spirit led to an extraordinary display of dolls hanging from every corner of the island. Was it grief, guilt, or something of a supernatural force that drove Julian's lifelong dedication? As we navigate through this haunting folklore, we question the psychological facets, the paranormal whispers, and the cultural significance that make this island a unique exploration of human obsession and fear. Are you ready to confront the unsettling legacy of La Isla de las Muñecas?

In this captivating episode of Fringe Beyond Limits, we delve into the enigmatic tale of the Dybbuk Box, examining its origins, the myths surrounding it, and its cultural implications. Join us as we unravel the alleged supernatural experiences linked to this infamous box, its journey from an eBay listing to a Hollywood storyline, and the ethical considerations entwined with its lore. Do haunted objects truly exist, or are they a product of our imagination? Discover the intriguing blend of reality and fiction behind the Dybbuk Box phenomenon, and explore how belief and narrative shape our perceptions of the paranormal.