Mysterious Radio: Paranormal, UFO and Lore Interviews
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276 episodes
8 hours ago
Brien Foerster has spent decades traveling the globe, studying ancient civilizations, mysterious megalithic architecture, and elongated skulls that challenge mainstream archaeology. In this episode, he shares insights from his fieldwork across Peru, Egypt, Bolivia, and beyond, exploring the possibility of advanced ancient knowledge, lost civilizations, and evidence of human history that predates the accepted timeline.From the mysterious Paracas skulls of Peru to the massive stonework at sites like Machu Picchu, Sacsayhuamán, and Tiwanaku, Brien examines whether these anomalies can be explained by known cultures—or if they point to something much older and more advanced. He also discusses the controversies surrounding DNA testing of elongated skulls, the unexplained precision of megalithic stonework, and the possibility of forgotten technology or contact with non-human intelligences.
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Brien Foerster has spent decades traveling the globe, studying ancient civilizations, mysterious megalithic architecture, and elongated skulls that challenge mainstream archaeology. In this episode, he shares insights from his fieldwork across Peru, Egypt, Bolivia, and beyond, exploring the possibility of advanced ancient knowledge, lost civilizations, and evidence of human history that predates the accepted timeline.From the mysterious Paracas skulls of Peru to the massive stonework at sites like Machu Picchu, Sacsayhuamán, and Tiwanaku, Brien examines whether these anomalies can be explained by known cultures—or if they point to something much older and more advanced. He also discusses the controversies surrounding DNA testing of elongated skulls, the unexplained precision of megalithic stonework, and the possibility of forgotten technology or contact with non-human intelligences.
Mysterious Radio: Paranormal, UFO and Lore Interviews
45 minutes
1 week ago
South Carolina State Hospital
My special guest tonight is author William Buchheit, here to uncover the chilling history of the South Carolina Lunatic Asylum, later known as the South Carolina State Hospital, founded in 1821.For nearly two centuries, this massive institution loomed over Columbia, South Carolina, housing and treating thousands of patients—many trapped within its overcrowded and underfunded walls. At its peak in 1961, the asylum held more than 6,600 patients, far beyond its intended capacity, earning a reputation as a place of captivity, horror, and chaos. By the mid-1990s, the population dwindled to under 700, but the asylum’s dark legacy remained.Buchheit brings this history to life through interviews, firsthand accounts, and archival research, exploring the lives of those who worked and lived inside its haunting campus. From the asylum’s origins as one of America’s earliest psychiatric hospitals to its downfall as a crumbling symbol of neglect and suffering, this story sheds light on a hidden chapter of Southern history.
Mysterious Radio: Paranormal, UFO and Lore Interviews
Brien Foerster has spent decades traveling the globe, studying ancient civilizations, mysterious megalithic architecture, and elongated skulls that challenge mainstream archaeology. In this episode, he shares insights from his fieldwork across Peru, Egypt, Bolivia, and beyond, exploring the possibility of advanced ancient knowledge, lost civilizations, and evidence of human history that predates the accepted timeline.From the mysterious Paracas skulls of Peru to the massive stonework at sites like Machu Picchu, Sacsayhuamán, and Tiwanaku, Brien examines whether these anomalies can be explained by known cultures—or if they point to something much older and more advanced. He also discusses the controversies surrounding DNA testing of elongated skulls, the unexplained precision of megalithic stonework, and the possibility of forgotten technology or contact with non-human intelligences.
